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Is there a good way of getting red hair dye out of various bathroom surfaces? No matter how vigilant I am, I will always find a missed splotch somewhere the next day, by which point it has had oodles of time to stain and won't come off. After a few rounds of this, I start to worry about looking axe-murdery and gross. Is there a trick or will I just have to start dying my hair on the roof/covered in newspapers?
Oh lady, have you ever come to the right Clean Person! I've been dyeing my hair red for 20 years. TEN YEARS, I MEAN TEN YEARS.
I know your question is specifically about the one spot that you manage to miss every single time but first let me say: I do a ton of prep before coloring my hair. I have Soft Scrub and a damp sponge on hand, I line the countertop with a layer of paper towels on which to set my coloring utensils, and as soon as the headful of dye is applied I eyeball every surface for splotches of red goo.
That said, there is always that one damn splat of dye that gets missed, giving it plenty of time to become one with your bathroom. If the stain is on the wall or another non-tile/porcelain surface use our beloved Magic Erasers to get it out. For porcelain, a couple of applications of Soft Scrub should take the stain out. (Splurt a blurb out directly onto the spot and let it sit for 10 or so minutes before wiping down.) For tile, spray with bleach solution or bleach-based cleaning product, get at the soiled area with a short-handled scrub brush, and then let the cleaning solution sit for 10-15 minutes before rinsing with warm water and your scrub brush.
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Doctor Who Charity Auction
This week sees a charity auction of Doctor Who goodies in order to raise money for various charities such as Great Ormond Street Hospital, Children with Cancer UK & Maggie's Centres for Cancer Care.
Fundraiser Twelveby12 has organised the event, they have already raised a staggering £20000 since 2006 but that is only just the beginning!
The Ultimate Doctor Who auction, as it's being called, has a myriad of artworks (one hundred and ten, count 'em!) as well as some signed items that you can get your hands on. All these pieces are created by "Doctor Who cast, creatives and other celebrities" so you know that you are getting your hands on a rare piece of work.
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Starting right tackle Tyson Clabo became a cap causality after he was released by the Atlanta Falcons on Thursday.
The 31-year old Tyson Clabo had been a regular starter for the Atlanta Falcons over the past five seasons. Tyson Clabo initially broke into the Atlanta Falcons starting lineup in 2006, starting out as right guard before moving on to right tackle in 2007. He has also played at the left tackle position. During his seven-year career with the Atlanta Falcons, Tyson Clabo had 105 starts, including 91 consecutive starts since 2008.
"We're really disappointed, but at the same time we're excited about new experiences," said Tyson Clabo following his release by the Atlanta Falcons. "We'll have to see where we go from here. This was definitely unexpected."
The move should help clear up space for the Atlanta Falcons' impeding contract with quarterback Matt Ryan. Before the Atlanta Falcons cut ties with Tyson Clabo, the team was just $2.4 million under the 2013 salary cap. In the short-run the Atlanta Falcons have freed up $900,000. But overall, Tyson Clabo's release, which has been designated as a post-June 1 cut, will save the Atlanta Falcons $4.5 million in terms of his 2013 base salary. The move could not only facilitate Matt Ryan's contract, which Atlanta Falcons general manager Thomas Dimitroff expects to be expected around September of this year, but it will also create cap room to sign their draft picks.
"Unfortunately, we had to make another difficult decision regarding our roster today," said Atlanta Falcons coach Mike Smith in a statement released by the team. "Tyson was a valuable contributor to our football team during his time here and we appreciate everything he did for this team and in the community."
The Atlanta Falcons are thin at the tackle position following Tyson Clabo's release. They already lost 2011 backup tackle Will Svitek to the New England Patriots during free agency. Last season, 2012 draft third-round pick Lamar Holmes and Mike Johnson were the primary backup tackles. Lamar Holmes is expected to face competition for the starting job from Mike Johnson. But so far, neither Lamar Holmes nor Mike Johnson has started a game at right tackle. The Atlanta Falcons could also look at the draft for help at the tackle position.
Meanwhile Tyson Clabo hits the open market as one of the top right tackle options. He is expected to generate plenty of interest from teams who are in need of offensive tackles, such as the Miami Dolphins, Arizona Cardinals, Detroit Lions, Cincinnati Bengals and Jacksonville Jaguars. However, things could turn out to be a little more difficult for Tyson Clabo until after the draft, since this year's draft is solid at the position.
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VOLUSIA COUNTY - Volusia County has launched a new website that showcases more than 200 pieces of art purchased through the Art in Public Places program in the last 22 years.
The art, which ranges from monumental murals and bronze sculptures to classical oil paintings, is on display in 16 public buildings and outdoor areas. It can now be viewed online at www.volusia.org/art, which includes detailed images and information about the artists.
To see bright and beautiful pieces of art, visit the Ocean Center, where the collection incorporates the theme of sun, surf, sand and speed. Artwork includes oil and acrylic paintings, wood and bronze sculptures, clay vessels, and suspended dichroic glass and aluminum sculpture
With 56 pieces, the Volusia County Courthouse in downtown DeLand has the largest Art in Public Places collection in Volusia County. A block away, the Historic Courthouse has 27 pieces of public art and the new Chess Park features a large outdoor mural.
The Deltona Regional Library has the newest collection, which is incorporated into bookcase ends, murals and the children's desk.
Other Volusia County public libraries displaying pieces purchased through the Art in Public Places program include the DeBary Public Library, 200 N. Charles Blvd., DeBary; John H. Dickerson Heritage Library, 411 S. Keech St., Daytona Beach; New Smyrna Beach Regional Library, 1001 S. Dixie Freeway, New Smyrna Beach; and the Port Orange Regional Library, 1005 City Center Circle, Port Orange.
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Notes and images from Istanbul and beyond
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Last week, driving from Sinop to Ankara to return our rental car and catch a flight back to Istanbul, we stopped in Çankırı — a city that appears thoroughly uninteresting from the highway but hides a lovely little section of shops and tea houses and Ottoman-era buildings.
We stretched our legs and wandered the old city's lanes, ate a fine pide and chatted with a few shopkeepers. The friendliest was this 84 year-old salt dealer. Çankırı sits about 30 miles from a mammoth and ancient salt mine, which we visited (driving into it in our car) in sub-zero temperatures in early 2012. That afternoon we watched miners harvesting salt from the mine's walls with electric tools, by hand. The salt being collected that day was light gray, nowhere near as beautiful as the salt sold by our new friend Ahmed.
At Ahmed's shop we tasted salt and bought a bag of crystals to take home. We'll crush it in a mortar and use it sparingly, at the table. As we were leaving he presented us with two small salt bricks, clear as glass, which he claimed are at least 50 years old.
(The horn handle knife was purchased by Dave for 10 TL from a knife maker in Kahramanmaras. The artisan's name — Biber or "pepper" — is carved on its blade. The salt brick sits in an old-fashioned brass sugar holder, a gift from a tea house owner in Çorum.)
Our haul from this morning's Inebolu market in Istanbul, populated by vendors selling mostly seasonal / homemade foods from Turkey's bounteous Kastamonu province: clockwise from upper left — parsley, runner beans, dense sourdough village bread, green chard, chard+onion bread, leeks, wild mushrooms (just one of many varieties for sale), pears and grapes.
Not pictured: lovely kaymak, hand-churned butter and a freshly killed village chicken. Not purchased: sour plum fruit leather, all manner of dried fruits and fruit recel (pastes for spreading, mixing with yogurt, or blending with water for tart-sweet drinks), handmade eriste (noodles), fresh tomato puree and tomato and red pepper pastes, cheeses …..
If you're in Istanbul with a kitchen you owe it to yourself to carve out time early on Sunday morning to hit this wonderful market. For more info, and photographs, head here: http://eatingasia.typepad.com/eatingasia/2012/12/kastamonu-market-istanbul-weekly.html
Turkey — where men often hang with other men, exclusively. The Black Sea — where fish is always on the menu, and is often eaten with the hands. Sinop — a small town where no one blinks an eye if, on a beautiful day, you drag a table outside and literally eat on the street.
On the Turkish Black Sea coast, autumn's other attraction: wild mushrooms. These beauties, seen recently at the market in Sinop, ranged in price from TL 5-10 /kilo. (That's about U$ 1.25-2.50 per pound, folks.) Delicious sautéd with heaps of gorgeous fresh Black Sea butter.
In Antakya last weekend a home cook told us about black carrots, a winter vegetable that she hollows for dolma or cooks with meat in her neighborhood's wood-fired oven. Three days later we found them much further north in Sivas. The vendor wrinkled his nose when we asked after black carrot dolma — in Sivas they're eaten fresh or used for şalgam (combine carrots, water, salt and a little bulgur in a large container, set in a cool dark place for a month). We know these gorgeous dark violet vegetables from our time many years ago in Sichuan, China. They're as we remember them: exceptionally sweet and flavorful. And here (as was the case back then in China), because the carrots are sold just harvested instead of after months of storage, they're so crisp they almost crack your teeth.
Every day in Kahramanmaraş men — only men — cluster near a cart parked in front of the city's Ulu Camii, or Grand Mosque, their heads bent over pink napkin-lined plates of syrup-soaked irmik (semolina) and peanut cake.
A hearty market vendors' breakfast in Sivas, cooked by produce guy Bilal. Yahni — meat (ground lamb, in this case) simmered with onions, peppers, tomatoes and oil (here, oil is replaced with lots and lots of Sivas' fresh unsalted butter). In Turkey out beyond Istanbul, so much of what's delicious is simple, just a few ingredients prepared with uncomplicated techniques. Like Bilal'in yahnisi.
Ivaz, a meddler-like fruit that we have encountered twice this trip, once in Corum province and then again yesterday at the rollicking weekly market in Zile, Tokat. It's eaten soft and slightly mushy, squeezed between tongue and roof of the mouth until the flesh escapes the skin (which you throw out). Cultivated (not foraged), ivaz tastes vaguely of plum and apple. A mystery fruit, at least to us.
Celiacs look away, please. Crispy browned bulgur fritters, somehow simultaneously light and satisfyingly dense/chewy, on an expertly dressed salad (read: just a lick of oil, no sogginess) of cracked wheat, cucumbers, tomatoes, mint and parsley. A warm drizzle of lemony tahini pulled it all together. Let's be honest: Cihangir-bleeding-into-Cukurcuma is challenged only by Galata for the title of Istanbul's Most Achingly, Annoyingly Hip 'Hood. Many of its eateries/drinkeries are distinctly so-so. Cuma, on Cukurcuma, is an exception. Yes, service can be slow. But Cuma's food is earnest, and seriously good. Also hoovered up on this visit: pulpy lemonade (we love pulp!), world-class sourdough bread and roasted pepper-walnut-pomegranate molasses-dried red chili paste that left us scraping the bowl with spoons and bread crusts.
Merat from Balat, a very serious 14 year-old selling grilled corn near our favorite Istanbul tea spots, in Kabataş. We promised him photos, which we'll deliver tomorrow afternoon. The corn was mature and starchy, but sweetish, smoky and pleasantly chewy too. If you don't go in expecting American-style sweet corn it makes for a lovely late afternoon snack, especially if eaten while standing behind Merat's cart and people-watching the Sunday afternoon Bosphorus-side passiagato.
Yesterday we returned to Istanbul after almost a week in Sapanca, where Dave (the photographer for this tumblr) co-taught a workshop in Turkish home cooking and photography with Olga Irez, a brilliant cook and writer of the blog Delicious Istanbul. Though I (Robyn) mostly used down time to meet deadlines, I wasmprivy to the intensity of the week as we — the participants and their tag-along partners, Dave and I, and Olga and her husband Ozgur, whose family owns and runs the lodge where we stayed — bonded, and as the photographers dedicated themselves to cooking well and ramping up their shooting skills. On the last night, as we listened to Black Sea tunes played by a local musician, we watched a slideshow of the participants' work: twelve photos chosen by each from the hundreds — or thousands — they shot during the workshop. I was amazed. Only one of these folks is a professional, but all presented work that was miles beyond amateur level. Here's one Dave included in his own twelve for the slideshow, shot during one of the week's two market outings. This fishmonger's expression as he wets down his hamsi (anchovies — first of the season from the Black Sea!) captures the intense spirit of what turned out to be a fantastically exhilarating week. We look forward to more of the same in 2014.
Most folks know Turkish pasta in the form of manti (aka Turkish ravioli — pasta squares filled with meat), but few are aware that noodles are also part of the Turkish diet. Erişte [eh-reesh-tay] — short, semi-wide wheat noodles made with or without eggs — are a common Turkish pasta, often baked with meat or cheese and other ingredients. In Kars province, in Turkey's northeast, women come together in autumn to make erişte by hand; after the noodles have dried they're toasted in the oven, which gives a nutty flavour.
A couple of days ago in the inland Black Sea town of Göynük we ate keşli cevizli erişte: boiled noodles tossed with butter, crushed walnuts (ceviz) and keş cheese. This dish spoke to season and locale — right now walnuts are being harvested all over the Black Sea area, and the cheese is local, made from cow's milk, the dominant milk of the region.
The noodles were boiled beyond al dente — a bit too soft for my taste — but contrasted beautifully with the crunchy walnuts and cheese, which was firm and chewy, and slightly sour.
Two years ago, while road tripping along Turkey's Black Sea coast, we did what I'd thought was impossible: we ate so many figs that we got sick of them. Of the final kilo that we bought at the market, more than half went to rot in their bag.
But that was then, and this is now: we're in Istanbul, and it's fig season. These beauties — soft, heavy, leaking syrup from their split bottoms — filled my palm. This morning we ate them (along with late-summer nectarines, light on juice but as intensely flavored as compote or jam) with tangy, crumbly-moist sheep's cheese from Erzincan.
A kebab is not a kebab is not a kebab. Or not all kebabs are created equal. Or everything you think you know about kebabs may not be right. Or something like that.What we have here is chopped lamb seasoned with nothing but salt, molded around a skewer and grilled, then sauteed in fresh butter — lots and lots of fresh butter — with long green peppers and tomatoes. A twice-cooked kebab. The Tire kebab. Phenomenal.
Adiyaman is as near to a dry town as we've been in Turkey. That doesn't mean residents are free of vices; there seem to be at least two dozen dondurma (Turkish ice cream made with mastic, the resin of a tree related to the pistachio) shops within a three-block radius of downtown. Since dondurma originated in Kahramanmaras we had to include a pastane (pastry shop) with "Kahramanmaras" in its name on our Adiyaman dondurma crawl. As luck would have it the owner had a freshly baked Kahramanmaras-style katmer on hand as well.
What is katmer? Katmer is many things, depending where in Turkey you are — an issue we plan to address on our blog — but for the purposes of this post it is paper-thin yufka (or phyllo) pastry layered with pistachios and butter that's baked and drizzled with sugar syrup. "Sounds like baklava," you say. Well, yes and no. The layers, the nuts, the sugar syrup are similar to those of baklava. But the pastry is thinner and more delicate, a difference that might be apparent if you compare the photo above to this photo of baklava taken in Gaziantep in March.
As for the dondurma — it was great. We can always go for a bit less sweetness so in that respect I'm not sure that we'll ever find our ultimate dondurma, but in this version the flavour of the mastic (pleasantly piney) shone through and the texture was perfect: velvety-creamy and hard enough to require cutting with a knife. We love an ice cream you can chew.
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Apple Offering Free iPods To College Students
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I know everyone loves to hear the word "free", so I'm happy to report on some freebies from Apple. The only kicker is that you have to be a college student to cash-in on Apple's newest give-away.
Apple's new deal, is that if you're a student and you buy a new iMac or Macbook, you will receive a new iPod Touch for free. Of course there is some hassle surrounding the deal, as you won't get an iPod for free upfront. You will have to purchase the iPod and wait for your money to come back to you in rebate form.
Still, starting off the fall semester of college with a brand new Mac, and iPod, is what I call 'kicking it off right'.


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Committee Approves Denham's Civilian Property Realignment Act
Washington, DC – Representative Jeff Denham's Civilian Property Realignment Act passed out of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee today. The Committee approved the legislation that will improve the management of federal property, shrink the federal government's footprint and save taxpayers billions of dollars.
"I believe the potential to save billions of dollars is real, and H.R. 1734 creates a process that can help us realize those savings. There are vacant or underused buildings across the country that will result in taxpayer savings and efficiencies immediately," said Congressman Denham. "There has been inaction for too long – my bill will increase transparency and cut through the bureaucratic red tape to literally shrink the size of government and maximize utilization rates."
H.R. 1734, the "Civilian Property Realignment Act" (CPRA), was approved by a vote of 30 to 22. Congressman Denham's bill would employ a BRAC-like process for civilian properties, reduce the federal footprint and save taxpayers billions of dollars. This cost saving initiative would achieve a reduction in the size of the federal real property inventory through selling or redeveloping underutilized properties, increasing the utilization rates of existing properties, and expediting the disposal of surplus properties.
Provisions and benefits of the bill include:
- Establishes an independent civilian commission, similar to the Base Closure and Realignment Commission (BRAC) to make property recommendations to Congress;
- Recommendations can only be disapproved en bloc by the President and Congress;
· After a one-time appropriation of initial seed funding, the process would be self-funded by sale proceeds;
- Proceeds will go towards deficit reduction;
- Requires the sale or transfer of several underutilized GSA properties including for the National Women's History Museum, the consolidation of the National Gallery of Art and the Federal Trade Commission, the Department of Energy, and the proposed Los Angeles Courthouse, all of which will benefit taxpayers and result in immediate savings;
- OMB estimates such a proposal would result in $15 billion in future savings;
- Anticipated CBO direct spending savings of at least $400 million in the first five years.


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Anger is a wound gone mad.
Ron McGowan on Anger
A temper is like a firecracker, with a short fuse it always tends to blow up in your face.
Swami Chinmayananda on Anger
Anger is nothing but an attachment for an object, when expressed towards an obstacle between ourselves and the object of our attachment.
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Anger is one word short of Danger.
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Anger can be transformed into productive energy.
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Everyone has a dangerous animal inside... The who he keeps it in the cage is the real human.
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Many people lose their tempers merely from seeing you keep yours.
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If you can imagine it,
You can achieve it.
If you can dream it,
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If you are patient in one moment of anger, you will escape a hundred days of sorrow.
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US Military AC-130 Spectre gunship. The AC130 is a fixed-wing, side-firing aerial gunship that provides close-air support, air interdiction, and force protection. The AC130 is armed with four M61A1 20mm Cannons and the 25mm GAU-12/U produced by General Dynamics Armament and Technical products. GDATP also produces composite structures, including the forward and aft radomes, for the AC-130 gunship. Text/Photo: General Dynamics


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Big list of student discounts
Being the proverbial starving student is not without benefits. Here's where to find bargains meant just for you.
This post comes from Kelly Kehoe at partner blog Wise Bread.
If you're barely scraping by on your university student's income -- or Mom and Dad are giving you a very limited budget -- then student discounts can really help you stretch those funds.
Here's a look at major discounts obtainable to those with a valid student ID card or college email address (See also: "9 places to get student discounts."):
If you're looking for great deals on pricey gadgets for school, look no further than the following section.
- Apple Store for Education. The Apple Store for Education offers discounts on Apple products (particularly favorable for MacBooks and software) for college students and teachers, administrators, staff, and school board members for K-12.
- HP Pavilion. PC and laptop discounts are available to students and educators at HP Pavilion's online store.
- Dell University. You can get discounts on PCs and laptops specially designed with students' needs in mind at Dell University.
- Sony Education Store. Students can find discounts of up to 10% on VAIO products upon checkout at the Sony Education Store.
Looking to travel on a budget as a college student? There are several deals created just for you.
- Student Universe. One of the best websites offering low-cost flights and hotel bookings for students is StudentUniverse.com. I've used this one personally. Most flight offerings were much less than the stated price on airline websites, and even less than most other "discount travel" sites.
- American Airlines. American Airlines offers flight discounts for current college students, including 5% on land components (hotels, tours, rental cars, theme park tickets, etc.) when booking through their site.
- Student Air Travel Association. One of the biggest travel agencies in the world is the Student Air Travel Association, which targets the traveling college student crowd.
- Squaw Valley lift tickets. College students can find $59 Squaw Valley lift tickets (regularly $70 to $84) at the world-renowned skiing resort that once hosted the Winter Olympics. You can check to see if your local ski area offers discounts as well.
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Restaurants in college towns love university students for two reasons: They eat a lot, and they tell their friends afterward (assuming the food was good). Relying on word-of-mouth marketing is crucial to these food joints staying in business, so they often offer student specials throughout the week. You never know which restaurants and fast-food places may offer a student discount, so be sure to carry your school ID with you wherever you go, just in case.
Looking for a way to kill a few hours without a lot of cash? Check out the following options for entertainment.
- Regal Movie Theaters. Students can get discounted movie tickets on select days at Regal Movie Theaters (price depends on location). Other movie theaters offer discounts for students as well. For more information, call or check the website of your local cinema.
- Broadway shows. To help students save money and still get to see their favorite performances, many Broadway shows have begun offering tickets through a Student Rush pricing structure. For smaller theaters, especially those on high school or university campuses, student discounts are usually offered to those who show an ID. To see if a local theater offers student discounts, give them a call or check for ticketing options online.
- Museums. Across the country, there are hundreds of museums that value their educationally inclined visitors and often have significant discounts for high school and college students with valid ID cards. For example, Columbia University students get free admission to 34 museums in New York through the CU Arts Program. The same applies in many other cities, so be sure to contact the museum before purchasing tickets. You might be able to save 50% or more off the regular admission price.
The following three items do not fit into a specific category, but they are too good not to mention.
- International Student Identity Card. The International Student Identity Card has more than 4.5 million members worldwide and more than 40,000 discounts offered to members. This includes language schools, transportation, magazines, hostels, motels, clothing, etc.
- Amazon Student. Free two-day shipping on millions of items, and special deals and promotions are offered to members of Amazon Student.
- Sam's Club. Get a $15 gift card through the Sam's Club collegiate program when you sign up or renew your membership.
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Last Chance to Vote for Your Favorite Batman Friends & Foes!
Celebrate Batman's 75th anniversary with CSBG's countdown of his top villains and allies, based on YOUR votes! Today's the last day to vote so cast your ballot now!
Man-Bats Attack Damian & His Father in New "Son of Batman" Clip
The latest clip from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment's "Son of Batman" features Damian and his father fending off an attack by a group of angry Man-Bats.
REVIEW: "Batman Eternal" #2 Expands Jim Gordon's Story
Scott Snyder, James Tynion IV and Jason Fabok keep their weekly story moving along nicely in "Batman Eternal" #2
Zack Snyder Reveals How Batman Ended Up in "Man of Steel" Sequel
The filmmaker explains how the Dark Knight's planned cameo grew into a larger role, and talks about the costume tests for Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman.
REVIEW: Snyder & Capullo's "Batman" #30 is "Epic"
Scott Snyder & Greg Capullo's "Batman" #30 is an intro to the "best and most promising chapter" of the far-reaching "Zero Year."
Andreyko Promises Seismic Changes for "Batwoman"
"Batwoman" writer Marc Andreyko speaks about bringing the supernatural element back to the book and concluding the story left dangling in issue #24.
Comics A.M. - What Amazon-comiXology Deal Means (and What It Doesn't)
Addressing hype, and panic, surrounding Amazon's purchase of comiXology! Kevin Siers on winning a Pulitzer! Scott Snyder on "Batman" #29! More!
Vote for Batman's Greatest Friends and Foes!
Celebrate Batman's 75th anniversary by casting your vote for the Dark Knight's greatest villains and his greatest allies. Cast your ballot now!
PREVIEW: The Batfamily Assembles in "Batman Eternal" #2
Jim Gordon's situation goes public and the Batfamily comes together in this preview of Snyder, Tynion and Fabok's "Batman Eternal" #2.
WATCH: Bruce Timm's "Batman: Strange Days" Short Released Online
Bruce Timm returned to Batman with a short celebrating the character's 75th anniversary, now available to watch online in its entirety.
THE BAT SIGNAL: Tynion & Seeley Talk "Batman Eternal's" Long Game
James Tynion IV and Tim Seeley discuss "Batman Eternal's" mix of genres, returning faces like Vicki Vale and the challenge of building a year-long mystery.
VOTE: Batman's 75 Greatest Friends and Foes
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The 75 Greatest Batman Covers Of All-Time Master List
In honor of Batman's 75th anniversary, CSBG had you vote on the 75 Greatest Batman covers of all-time. Here's the entire master list, including bonus covers #76-100!
In Your Face Jam - 4/2/2014
To commemorate Bruce Wayne's 75th birthday, Brett examines his personal relationship with DC Comics' caped crusader.
What Was the Greatest Batman Cover of All-Time?
You voted and now CSBG is ready to reveal your pick for the greatest Batman cover of all-time! Here's a hint -- it came out in 1986!
"Son of Batman" to Debut at WonderCon, New Clip and Pictures Released
The latest clip from direct-to-video DC animated feature "Son of Batman," premiering later this month in Anaheim, features Batman and Killer Croc.
Scott Snyder Enters the Third Act of the "Batman" Story that "Terrified" Him
Snyder discusses the upcoming "Zero Year" finale, overcoming anxiety that came with revisiting Batman's origin and his plan to stay on until Issue #50.
Manapul & Buccellato Take a Cinematic Look at "Detective Comics"
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DC Entertainment Unveils 75th Anniversary Logo for Batman
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New Photos Reveal "Gotham's" Young Bruce Wayne, Catwoman
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Fox Debuts "Gotham" Series Overview and Logo
Fox has released a "Gotham" logo, and a lengthy description of the TV series set to depict the early days of the city's famous inhabitants.
THE LIGHTBOX: Brian Stelfreeze on the Uniqueness of "Day Men," Timelessness of Batman's Design
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Dear Editor, I read the announcement, ORR Joint School Committee, to hold a full day of classes on Good Friday, in 2015. I was shocked! I wept! I weep! Jacqueline A. McGraw, Mattapoisett Read more »
Good Friday Decission II
Dear Editor: The school committee, with little if any thoughts or discussion, voted to abandon Good Friday which has been observed for years. The public was given no public notice. We are a Christian nation and this day has solemn connections to the faith of our founding fathers and to all Christians. The decision was […] Read more »
Good Friday Decision
To the Editor: I write this letter with great interest. It pertains to the article written by Margaret and Robert McGee and the decision made by the School Committee to make Good Friday a school day. I first want to commend them for speaking up for what it is they feel deeply about. My Webster […] Read more »
Brandt Beach and Leisure Shores
Dear Editor: I wish to call to the attention of not only the Brandt Beach and Leisure Shores communities, but also to the whole town of Mattapoisett, about the changes that the Brandt Point Realty Trust is trying to get in their original agreement for a cluster development on Brandt Island Road. Their attorney, Mr. […] Read more »
Mattapoisett Rail Trail
To the Editor: I would like to thank The Wanderer for its detailed reporting of the Mattapoisett Rail Trail's progress and Town Administrator Michael Gagne for his kind words at Finance Committee meeting regarding the work of Steve Kelleher and myself. Across the state and the country, promoting bike path construction is a time-consuming job; […] Read more »
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To the Editor: Let me thank one and all who contributed their time and talents to the gift of my bag of goodies for an Easter Taste of Spring. My neighbor and friend, Paul McLaughlin, one of the students, brought me the surprise on Saturday, April 5th. He knew I am an elderly lady who […] Read more »
From the Harlem Ambassadors
Dear Editor, On April 4, 2014, the Mattapoisett Lions Club hosted the Harlem Ambassadors professional show basketball team for a night of high-flying slam dunks, hilarious comedy, and feel-good family entertainment. The Harlem Ambassadors would like to extend a special thank you to event organizers Donald Bamberger and Bill Calusine who planned and promoted the […] Read more »
Thank You from the Lions Club
Dear Editor: Last Friday night the Mattapoisett and Rochester Lions club joined together to bring the Harlem Ambassadors to the ORR High School gymnasium. Those who attended were treated to a very fast-paced and upbeat basketball show. The smiles on the faces of the kids are all you needed to see to know the event […] Read more »
Questioning Good Friday Decission
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Sippican School Student Council
To the Editor: Dear Sippican School Student Council, The Board of Directors and staff of the Sippican Lands Trust want to thank the students and your adult leader, Elizabeth Milde, who were involved with your recent "green" fundraiser that benefitted our organization. We are appreciative to have students like you in the community who are […] Read more »


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Behold: I draw near to the Divine Communion.
Burn me not as I partake, O Creator,
For Thou art a Fire which burns the unworthy,
Rather, cleanse me of all defilement.
This short prayer, appointed for devotional use before receiving communion in the Orthodox Church, has always been one of my favorites. It draws out the great mystery of the Presence of Christ which is experienced both as threat and as consolation. This same mysterious presence is seen in the account of God's intervention at the Red Sea. The Israelites are trapped on the shore and the Presence of God (described as the "angel" of the Lord) comes between them and the Egyptians (Exodos 14:19-20).
And the angel of God, which went before the camp of Israel, removed and went behind them; and the pillar of the cloud went from before their face, and stood behind them: And it came between the camp of the Egyptians and the camp of Israel; and it was a cloud and darkness to them, but it gave light by night to these: so that the one came not near the other all the night.
This experience of God plays a very large role in the writings of many of the Fathers. St. Irenaeus (late 2nd century) uses this imagery (drawing largely from St. John's Gospel) to describe the character of God's judgment. It marvelously reconciles the mercy of God, and our experience of His wrath. His wrath is nothing other than His mercy – just as the Angel of the Lord was Light to the Israelites and Darkness to the Egyptians. God is not different, nor does He change. The difference, the change, is to be found in the state of the human heart that confronts Him.
Here is a passage from St. Irenaeus (I apologize for the antique translation):
And to as many as continue in their love towards God, does He grant communion with Him. But communion with God is life and light, and the enjoyment of all the benefits which He has in store. But on as many as, according to their own choice, depart from God. He inflicts that separation from Himself which they have chosen of their own accord. But separation from God is death, and separation from light is darkness; and separation from God consists in the loss of all the benefits which He has in store. Those, therefore, who cast away by apostasy these forementioned things, being in fact destitute of all good, do experience every kind of punishment. God, however, does not punish them immediately of Himself, but that punishment falls upon them because they are destitute of all that is good. Now, good things are eternal and without end with God, and therefore the loss of these is also eternal and never-ending. It is in this matter just as occurs in the case of a flood of light: those who have blinded themselves, or have been blinded by others, are for ever deprived of the enjoyment of light. It is not, [however], that the light has inflicted upon them the penalty of blindness, but it is that the blindness itself has brought calamity upon them: and therefore the Lord declared, "He that believeth in Me is not condemned," that is, is not separated from God, for he is united to God through faith. On the other hand, He says, "He that believeth not is condemned already, because he has not believed in the name of the only-begotten Son of God; "that is, he separated himself from God of his own accord. "For this is the condemnation, that light is come into this world, and men have loved darkness rather than light. For every one who doeth evil hateth the light, and cometh not to the light, lest his deeds should be reproved. But he that doeth truth cometh to the light, that his deeds may be made manifest, that he has wrought them in God."
From Against the Heresies, V, 27.2
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The picture accompanying the article is from the ordination service of my son-in-law, Fr. Philip Rogers, to the Holy Priesthood. He is being assisted at the Holy Chalice by my other son-in-law, then Deacon, now, Priest, Fr. Hermogen Holste. May God grant them many years as they stand in the fiery presence of God and serve!
Hi Fr. Stephen,
first I want to say I really like your blog :). I've just started mine, but it's still under construction. I wanted to share with you what we (Coptic Orthodox) individually pray before partaking of the Eucharist – an excerpt from our prayer book of the hours.
"O Lord, I am not worthy that You should come under the roof of my house, for I am sinful, but say first a word and my soul shall be healed. Say unto my soul: "Your sins are forgiven." I am barren and in need of Your righteousness, Your compassion, Your mercy and Your love. You humbled yourself and descended from the heavens, and unutterable glory to our lowly state and accepted to be born in a manger. O Holy Saviour, do not reject my humble and miserable soul, which is waiting for Your glorified coming; but accept to come into my soul to cleanse it. As You did not refuse to enter into the leper's house and to heal him, please Lord enter into my soul and heal me. Do not forbid me from receiving Your Holy Body and Your Precious Blood. As You did not forbid the woman, who was a sinner from kissing your feet. May my communion with You banish the defilement and mortification of all my evil desires. Help me obey Your Life-giving commandments, and heal my soul and body from all sins, that I may accept your gifts. May Your grace dwell in me and may Your Spirit abide in me and make me united with You; that I may live for the glory of Your Holy Name. Amen."
Remember me in your prayers,
Thank you for the kind words, I look forward to reading your blog. We have the same prayer as part of our preparatory prayers for communion. The one I quoted was among the last of several pages worth.
Michael's communion prep reminded me of what I used to recite just before Holy Communion as a Catholic: "O, Lord, I am not worthy to receive you. But only say the word and my soul shall be healed."
All of the wording gets back to God's love for a people so flawed. When I was younger (and less flawed, I guess), I used to wonder at the idea of trembling before God. At the time I thought, "Why would I tremble? I'd be full of joy!"
I guess it's one of those things–like the Optina Elders' Morning Prayer (with lines like "give me strength to bear the fatigue of the coming day")–that it takes aging to understand. Now I'm hoping I'm no longer capable of peeing my pants when Christ comes for me because joy isn't what I'm going to be full of at first.
That is really useful — where does one get these CDs?
I assume you mean the CD's like Fr. Hopko's. If you click on the link in that article, it will take you to St. Vladimir's Seminary Press Bookstore, where many such CD's can be ordered online. I commend them to you.


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There were some really bad cars at Hellaflush. Cars that make you think, "who the fuck had the balls to enter this piece of shit?" This is at the top of my list. See that 240 all the way to the left? Belongs to a Japanese guy who doesn't drift his car but allows others to drift it instead. It's a stock 240 with a big exhaust. That's it. Not even hellaflush. But for some reason it was in HELLAFLUSH.
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Farmington Hills, Mich. (June 13, 2011)---How do health care professionals get over the fear of giving injections and a host of other medical interventions? Practice, practice, practice. Now at Botsford, an osteopathic teaching hospital in Farmington Hills, Mich., medical education and patient safety are being enhanced with the opening of its Skills Lab. This new facility is a special place where residents, nursing students, emergency medical technicians, registered nurses, attending physicians and others can learn, practice and master clinical skills, such as starting IVs, suturing, giving CPR, intubating, giving tracheotomies and performing laparoscopic surgery.
The focus of the Skills Lab is will be on clinical skills competency training and evaluation, and training in new procedures.
The Skills Lab was made possible through generous charitable donations from Raimundo Pastor, D.O., a general surgeon at Botsford, and from Botsford's Medical Staff.
Botsford Hospital is a multi-specialty 330 bed hospital and verified trauma center located in Farmington Hills, Michigan. The campus also houses an imaging center and a comprehensive care cancer center. Botsford Hospital is also home to an extensive medical education program and is part of Michigan State University's statewide campus system. Botsford Hospital each year cares for approximately 16,000 inpatients and more than 60,000 emergency and trauma patients with a team of 2,500 employees, 300 volunteers and more than 600 physicians. A not-for-profit hospital, Botsford provided almost $10.5 million in community benefit during its 2011 fiscal year.
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E16, optimal performance in a compact package
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4-plate boom design with internal welding
The design of the end of the boom castings allows for easy replacement of the hoses, if required.
The use of a 4-plate boom design allows internal welding for improved strength of the boom and increased reliability of the workgroup.
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The oversized cab provides more space and comfort for the operator, allowing work for longer periods of time with less fatigue. Access to the seat is convenient thanks to the large door width and the console that rises completely out of the way. In addition, when not in use, foldable pedals increase room for the feet.
Travel pedals are standard. The second speed is a standard on the E16.
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Thanks to the large steel tailgate mentioned previously, all components for daily maintenance are easy to access, reducing downtime to a minimum.


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Washington — An experimental drug has shown encouraging results in treating advanced breast cancer in an early clinical trial, pharmaceutical giant Pfizer reported Sunday.
Pfizer, the world's second-largest drugmaker, said the drug prevented breast cancer from worsening for 20.2 months in a trial involving 165 patients. Current medications do so for 10.2 months. The drug, known as palbociclib, is among a new class of cancer drugs that target specific proteins to block tumors.
The outcome wasn't as positive as some initial results reported earlier in the tests, said University of Michigan business professor Erik Gordon, who studies the biomedical industry but isn't affiliated with the trial.
But, he added, "there's been a lot of hope surrounding this class of cancer drugs, and this keeps that hope alive."
Wall Street analysts have been closely watching the tests given the potential market for palbociclib. Breast cancer is the most common cancer to strike women.
"It's good news, but some investors are disappointed, because they expected more," Gordon said. In earlier results, the drug had kept the cancer from worsening for 18 additional months, rather than 10.
The results were presented by the lead researcher, Dr. Richard S. Finn, associate professor of medicine at UCLA, during the annual meeting of the American Association of Cancer Research in San Diego.
The drug will likely need to undergo broader testing with more patients before the Food and Drug Administration will approve it. The FDA sometimes accelerates approval for drugs that show promise.
Other companies, including Eli Lilly and Novartis, have similar medications that are also in clinical trials.
Pfizer's fledgling cancer drug business has been a recent bright spot for the company, which has many older drugs that will soon lose patent protection.
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