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The owners of Zuccotti Park, the birthplace of the Occupy Wall Street movement and which Mayor Bloomberg ordered cleared for health and public safety reasons, owes the City of New York $139,000 in unpaid taxes. »
I do believe that if any of the 99 Percenters in Zuccotti were in the same situation, they'd be in jail. Or at least have the IRS kicking down their doors.
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So they acknowledge that they do owe those back taxes — which might normally go toward paying for those same cops that cleared the protesters out of the park, BTW. Fucking assholes.
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Celebrity Babes – Luna Castilho Will Blow Your MindSeptember 30th, 2014
You guys know that, as a cynical, jaded blogger, there isn't a whole lot I believe in. But I'll admit I'm a sucker when it comes to love at first sight. And I fell hard for Brazilian model Luna Castilho the first time I saw her, or more accurately, saw that perfect booty of hers. So enjoy these latest bikini shots from Luna, but just remember, I called dibs.


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Chivas USA's new Head Coach Jose Luis Sanchez Solá, also known as 'El Chelis,' arrived in Los Angeles on Monday afternoon and reported straight to The Home Depot Center to get to work. The Mexican coach wanted to send a message to fans, but he has yet to learn English perfectly. Here's a translation of what he said:
"Hello fans, I'm Chelis and I'm here in Los Angeles, in Carson and ready to begin this adventure. The only objective, the principal objective I have is that you have a great time in the stadium every weekend and that everyone has a team that they can identify with and that you have fun with the style of soccer we're going to have. Thank you and I'm here to serve you."
Come join Chivas USA Supporter Group Union Ultras in their first 'Día de los Reyes' Toy Giveaway this Sunday, January 6 in Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Church in Sun Valley. Members of the Union Ultras, members of the church, and the one and only, ChivaFighter will be in attendance! Don't miss out on a great event!
What: Union Ultras Día de los Reyes Toy Giveaway
Where: Our lady of the Holy Rosary
7800 Vineland Avenue.
Sun Valley, CA 91352
Time: 12:30 p.m.
For more information on the event or to make a donation, contact Union Ultras representative Julio Ramos at firstname.lastname@example.com.
In a long Holiday week, check out the top tweets of the week. From players to fans, we got you covered. And don't forget to follow us on Twitter: @cdchivasusa. Click here to view a full list of Chivas USA players that are also on Twitter.
Merry Christmas to everyone!! Hope u spending this blessed day with family n love ones..
— Shalrie Joseph(@ShalrieJoseph21) December 25, 2012
Meanwhile, a few Chivas USA players took advantage of the Holiday break to travel:
— laurent courtois (@laurentcourtois) December 27, 2012
Next stop San Juan, Merry Christmas everyone!
— Rauwshan McKenzie (@BigMcK4) December 25, 2012
From the fans:
@cdchivasusa to all the CHIVAS USA Family Merry Christmas thanks for all the good memories Rebaño Gringo regardless of the bad season
— EL CHIVA MAYOR(@elchivamayor101) December 25, 2012
Want to wish all of my @cdchivasusa family a very merry Christmas !
— Abcdefg. (@SUPREMEPEREZ) December 25, 2012
Chivas USA fan John Sandate invited coach Jose Luis Sanchez Solá over for a barbecue, and he accepted! Are we invited, too?
I'll admit it. I want to hug @elchelis & welcome him 2 my house for tamales. I would offer him pan dulce & egg nog.Mexican American style
— ELAC (@EastLAChiva) December 24, 2012
Chivas USA Youth Academy's might be on Winter Break, but they are still making headlines. TopDrawerSoccer.com named U16 forward Alejandro Vergara among the top performers in Fall 2012. What other player will receive this honor? Find out in 2013!
@chivasusayouth Alejandro Vergara named Dev Academy U16 standouts in Fall 2012 | Club Soccer News | Youth Soccer News: topdrawersoccer.com/club-soccer-ar…
— Chivas USA Academy (@ChivasUSAYouth) December 26, 2012
Jorge Villafana's dream continued in 2012 in his sixth season with Chivas USA. This year, Villafaña saw himself play as a defender rather than his usual midfield position and participated in a total of 14 games (nine starts), notching one goal and adding one assist. His lone goal this season came in early October, as the Red-and-White hosted FC Dallas in The Home Depot Center. Villafana's goal not only gave the Goats their first point in seven games, but it also snapped Chivas' goalless streak of 600 minutes.
Villafaña was also part of the United States U23 squad that fought for a berth in the Olympics in London alongside fellow Chivas USA teammate Juan Agudelo. Unfortunately, the Americans were unable to qualify to the tournament for the first time since the 2004 Olympics in Greece.
Aside from a good season on the field, Villafaña and his wife welcomed baby girl Arely in early June making 2012 an unforgettable year.
Want to see more of Villafana in 2013? Click here to purchase your season seats!
Since joining Chivas USA in 2009, defender Ante Jazic has become a solid and consistent member in the Red-and-White back line. This season, Jazic played in 27 matches (all starts), missing just seven games due to international duty and/or injuries.
Most recently, Jazic was nominated for the end-of-year Xbox Individual Fair Play award after going the entire season without receiving a neither yellow nor red card, a personal low for the Halifax, Nova Scotia native.
Aside from league action, Jazic was a key player for the Canadian National Team's CONCACAF World Cup Qualification run. Les Rouges were eliminated from World Cup contention in the hexagonal, not before taking three wins, two losses and a draw, finishing in third place of Group C.
Want to see more of Jazic in 2013? Click here to purchase your season seats!
You might not have seen much of him in the 2012 season, but goalkeeper Tim Melia made a case for himself becoming the starting goalkeeper for Chivas USA for the U.S. Open Cup and the final MLS games of the year.
Chivas USA once again reached the semi-finals of the U.S. Open Cup thanks to the heroics of one man: Tim Melia. In the club's tournament run, the New York-native only allowed three goals. By the last two games of Chivas USA's MLS regular season, a knee injury sidelined Dan Kennedy and allowed Melia to make his league debut.
Melia's debut match in the league against Colorado Rapids ended in a 2-0 loss for the Goats on October 27. The team would then travel to Dallas for the final game of the year. In total, Melia made nine saves in two games, one of the top records for goalkeepers with just two games played.
Want to see more of Tim Melia in 2013? Click here to purchase your season seats for the 2013 season!
Since his first call-up to the United States National Team, forward Juan Agudelo has been considered the future of U.S. Soccer. And after Chivas USA acquired his services in mid-May from the New York Red Bulls, Agudelo has also become the future of the Red-and-White.
In his first match with the club, Agudelo began showing the spark that the Goats needed on the field, becoming a dangerous player on the pitch. His first goal with the club came just one week after his debut in the first match against Seattle Sounders off a cross by former Sounder James Riley.
And who could forget the final goal of the season in the dying minutes of the match at FC Dallas on October 28. The Goats were down 2-0 in the 90th minute of the match, but after a goal from Laurent Courtois in the 91+ minute and another by Agudelo in the 93+, the Goats were able to earn a final 2-2 draw.
After a stellar performance in the final game of the year, Agudelo received his first call-up of the year to the National Team for a friendly match in Russia. Agudelo provided an assist in a goal by Michael Bradley for the final 2-1 victory for the Americans.
Want to see more of Juan Agudelo and Chivas USA in 2013? Click here to purchase your season seats for this exciting upcoming season!
The day Chivas USA fans had been waiting for finally arrived. Jose Luis Sanchez Solá, also known as 'El Chelis,' was named the Red-and-White's head coach Wednesday morning. Aside from the information you can find about Coach Jose Luis Sanchez Sola in the press release, here are a few facts about the new man in charge:
-He's not a stranger to MLS action; back in 2010 while coaching Mexico's Liga MX Puebla FC, Sanchez lead the team in the 2010 edition of SuperLiga where the team reached the semi-finals against New England Revolution. Does that ring a bell? Midfielder Shalrie Joseph was part of the squad that beat Sanchez' former club but the match allowed the Mexican coach to see first-hand Joseph's on-field abilities.
-Despite his very fashionable attire, just like Chivas USA owner Jorge Vergara, Sanchez does not wear socks.
-Sanchez is a very disciplined man and coach. He attended military school from primary to high school.
-'El Chelis' lived in Canada for over six months, playing semi-professional soccer with First Portuguese.
-Aside from his love for soccer, Sanchez is also a fan of other sports. He lists the New England Patriots as his NFL team and follows the New York Yankees in MLB.
-He has three children; two women and one man (Isidro Sanchez, former midfielder for Puebla FC and of the Canadian National Team.)
-When he was studying to earn his coaching license, Sanchez would make the three-hour daily roundtrip to Mexico City from Puebla, never missing a class and graduating with honors. Dedication.
-He's an avid tweeter. Sanchez is known for responding to both positive and negative feedback. Make sure to give him a follow: @ElChelis
It doesn't surprise many to hear that Dan Kennedy's saves kept Chivas USA alive in many games, and the second match against Colorado Rapids was no different.
The Red-and-White were down one goal in the 60th minute when Omar Cummings headed a cross by Hunter Freeman to the left side of the goal. Luckily for Chivas, Kennedy's cat-like reflexes avoided that shot from hitting the back of the net. Fortunately for the Goats, Juan Pablo Angel notched the equalizing goal for a final 1-1 draw with the home team.
Check out the save that even left Omar Cummings at awe:
Which save in 2012 do you think should be nominated? Comment below and stay tuned for a poll at the end of our countdown!
If you don't have a Twitter account, check out the top tweets from this week that might make you want to join the social media platform and keep the conversation going. Just remember, you can follow Chivas USA (@cdchivasusa) for the most up-to-date news:
On Wednesday, November 28 was the final day to re-new or pick up player contracts. Our most active tweeters posted their excitement on coming back to the Goats:
Option picked up for another year.Can't wait to start next season!
— Ante Jazic (@AnteJazic) November 28, 2012
Option picked up for next year! #ManOnaMission
— Rauwshan McKenzie (@BigMcK4) November 29, 2012
Congrats to @antejazic for getting his option picked up for another year! #ChivasUSA #FearTheCanadianGoat
— Heather O'Neill (@originalhoneill) November 28, 2012
Yup, so are we. Anyone else?
Still eating leftovers..
— Rauwshan McKenzie (@BigMcK4) November 27, 2012
Translation: "People in LA wear sunglasses even when it rains." True LA story, Laurent. And you know you live in California when you see girls wearing boots in 85 degree weather. We'd have to use the hashtag: #firstworldproblems
Les gens a LA portent des lunettes de soleil meme quand il pleut.
— laurent courtois (@laurentcourtois) November 29, 2012
Dan Kennedy might've not won MLS Goalkeeper of the Year and we think we just found out the most legit reason:
Clearly MLS voting committee or Simon Cowell or whomever is in charge of voting GK of the year was distracted by Dan Kennedy's chiseled jaw.
— DreamboatDan (@DreamboatDan1) November 28, 2012
Chivas USA's U16 and U18 teams headed to Florida this week for Saturday's U.S. Soccer Federation Winter Showcase. From LA, we wish the squads the best of luck!
getting after it on our sports session planner...cranking sessions out left and right...
— MikeE Munoz (@MikeEMunoz) November 27, 2012
Good luck to my chivas boys in their opening game in the Florida showcase! Go get em! #AcademyShowcase #ChivasUSA
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Gina Carano on Conan: A Mossad Agent Wanted To Kidnap Me.
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way hotter than ronda rousey. not even in the same league of hotness.
Ha i love conan. Good interview.
@asdf Yeah but I want both of them at the same time.
Is that greedy?
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Breast Cancer Isn't Just Pink
The documentary Pink Ribbons, Inc. casts a skeptical look at all those pink-branded efforts to raise awareness
What is clear is that in the United States (and Canada, where the documentary hails from) breast cancer is deadlier in both young women and in the African-American community. That's partially why Komen cutting funding to Planned Parenthood was so infuriating; the five-year survival rate for breast cancer diagnosed in African-American women is 78 percent, compared to 90 percent among white women, and Planned Parenthood provides health care for those women who are less likely to have access to prompt, high-quality treatment.
The upshot: While the gaps in the film and its scattershot approach are irksome, Pink Ribbons, Inc. still gives us a lot to ponder. It's up to us to take the issues it raises and make our own decisions about our purchasing power, donations, approach to health care, and activism.
Breast cancer brings up particularly knotty questions for us as Jews. Just ask Rochelle Shoretz, a former law clerk to United States Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. She was diagnosed with breast cancer at 28 and founded Sharsheret (Hebrew for "chain"), a nonprofit that supports young Jewish women with breast and ovarian cancers.
"Ashkenazi Jews carry an increased genetic risk for breast and ovarian cancers, because one in 40 Jews carries a mutation in the BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene that can trigger these cancers," Shoretz explained to me in an interview. "That's why our community has to pay attention to screening and to family history. This is a Jewish family issue, a Jewish community issue—and that's where Sharsheret focuses our energy. So much of our family health history was destroyed in the Holocaust; we have to give our children a legacy of health information that they can use to be proactive."
The fact that we Jews may have a genetic propensity toward the disease is proof that there shouldn't be a one-size-fits-all approach to breast cancer. But that also means there shouldn't be a one-size-fits-all approach to cancer awareness. When I watched the movie Bully, I was uncomfortable with all the balloon-releasing "yay, let's end bullying!" rallies—they don't offer kids the practical tools for becoming allies rather than bystanders, and they don't change the culture of schools (in fact, research shows that the zero-tolerance policies the film's website advocates do more harm than good). But my heart went out to the kids and adults whose intentions are clearly lovely. So it is with all the pink-clad participants in the Komen Races for the Cure and the Avon Walks for Breast Cancer. The film spends a lot of time visually snarking at all the women screaming "whoo!" and dancing to Kool and the Gang's "Celebration" and acting as unwitting shriek-y shills for the companies giving out plastic-bottled tea beverages. But these women mean well … just as the filmmakers do. People are drawn to the idea of doing something, even if it's not the most effective something. The Avon Walks for Breast Cancer have raised over $150 million; Susan G. Komen's Races for the Cure raised over $120 million in 2010 alone. Yes, as with the yogurt lids, there are valid questions about whether the money is well spent. Barbara Ehrenreich, in her brilliant essay "Welcome to Cancerland," points out that Avon spends more than a third of the money it raises on overhead and advertising, and Komen's numbers are similar. And yes, it's a valid question whether these events marginalize those who "fail" at being "survivors." As Ehrenreich says in the film, "We found sisterhood from other women and looking critically at what was going on with our healthcare. The sisterhood of now is supposed to be supplied by the runs and races … the effect of the whole pink ribbon culture was to drain and deflect the kind of militancy we had as women who were appalled to have a disease that is epidemic and that we don't even know the cause of." Wearing a ribbon and tarting up the Empire State Building, Niagara Falls, and Canadian Parliament in pink lights won't change that.
But portraying women as dupes isn't really helpful, either. Frivolousness and silliness do have a place in activism, right alongside anger. We need optimism. The trick is making sure it isn't naïve, roped into the service of consumerism or (another issue the film doesn't address) sexualization. The whole leering, youthful Save the Ta-Tas! and I Love Boobies! movement, which Peggy Orenstein addresses so well on her blog, is as unnerving as the middle-aged matrons shaking their pink sweatpants-clad booties to "We Are Family." The "tyranny of cheerfulness" (as King puts it in the film) is cross-generational. But surely we can find a middle ground of pressuring the medical establishment for answers and treatment for all while also getting to dance. We have made strides in treating breast cancer—support groups are ubiquitous, research is advancing (albeit more slowly than we might like), and activists have pressured companies (yogurt companies!) into removing potentially cancer-causing hormones from their products. And as Shoretz puts it, "You cannot underestimate the benefits to those of us living with breast cancer of the attention the pink ribbon has garnered. Talk to anyone who has a cancer that's not breast cancer and they wish they were part of a bigger cancer movement. The 'how much is too pink' debate will continue. But at the end of the day it's important to recognize that there are benefits as well as costs to a pink campaign that has raised billions of dollars for breast cancer research."
If Pink Ribbons, Inc. educates women into considering where they donate and whether they're getting the most for their money, that'll be a huge service.
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The first female rabbi was ordained 40 years ago. Now my Florida synagogue welcomes a woman to its pulpit.


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Friends with Boys by Faith Erin Hicks
This graphic novel shows Maggie's first day and many more days in high school. As if high school isn't hard enough, she has homeschooled, has three brothers, and a ghost following her around. I was very pleased after reading this book, and wanted more.
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I know I don't really get on this blog often but I do want to say thank you to anyone who did follow me and reblogged or liked my posts. Even though Allstar Weekend is no more I'm going to keep this blog up so anyone who wants to look at old stuff and reminince they may. I'm not going to change it to incorporate the new band this was strictly for Allstar Weekend and it's going to stay that way. I hope you enjoyed the things I posted about them and thanks for everything.
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August 27 2014 03:46PM
There are rumors all over the hockey world about expansion, and as a certified 'draft nerd' I took this opportunity to submit Edmonton's protected list. These are always tricky, because a bunch of players aren't eligible and of course free agents don't need protection. It's fun all the same, and here's my list.
Martin Gernat, training camp surprise?
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August 27 2014 01:46PM
Training camp surprises are difficult to predict – "surprise" by definition requiring something unexpected.
But they tend to have some things in common, and Martin Gernat is a guy with some of the ingredients.
NHL Expanding by four teams?!? Maybe, apparently.
Steve Dangle
August 27 2014 08:17AM
I knew something was up when we recorded a new podcast last night and there was no major NHL news to report. Usually when that happens something goes kablooey the second we upload it. Low and behold, apparently the NHL is close to expanding by four teams, including another one in Toronto, by 2017.
Photoshop Contest - Oil Changed
August 26 2014 10:17AM
Has it actually been 3 months since we've had a photoshop contest? Well then that is something we shall have to remedy, isn't it? As such, I've dug around in Wanye's desk, raided the Nation warehouse, begged a few sponsors, gathered some goodies, and we're all set to go. With the prizes set, and an idea in mind, the rest will be up to you. Ladies and gentlemen, it's photoshop contest time.
Anton Lander: The Forgotten Man
Jonathan Willis
August 26 2014 07:00AM
The summer conversation about the possible solutions to Edmonton's problematic centre depth chart has for the most part passed over Anton Lander. There's a simple reason for that. He's played 94 NHL games and scored two goals.
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Rachel Sarah: Are you relieved that Chris Brown has pulled out of the upcoming Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards?
We are.
After Brown was charged with a felony assault against his girlfriend, Rihanna, more than 5,000 parents signed an online petition asking that he be removed from the nominees, according to People.
At first, the network stood by its decision not to remove Brown, whom kids had nominated months ago for Favorite Male Singer and Favorite Song ("Kiss Kiss," the latter of which finds him up against his girlfriend, Rihanna).
But last week, Brown withdrew his nomination. As the parent of a tween daughter, I'm pleased. Are you?
So, where does that leave us then?
Personally, I don't think any of the nominees for Favorite Male Singer are to astounding. Last night, I interviewed my kid and her 3rd grade buddy to get the real scoop.
The girls say that Jesse McCartney is a shoo-in, although neither of them is big fans.
McCartney is up against Kid Rock -- the Detroit rap-rocker who has recorded with Sheryl Crow and Mary J. Blige - and T-Pain, a hip-hop R&B artist/writer/producer has a guest appearances in Chris Brown's song "Kiss Kiss."
For Favorite Song, my daughter and I are rooting for Rihanna's "Don't Stop the Music," but her third-grade friend loves "I Kissed a Girl" by Katy Perry.
For Favorite Movie, we all love "Bedtime Stories" with Adam Sandler as Skeeter, a hotel handyman who tells his niece and nephew elaborate stories that unexpectedly start coming to life. (I cried!) The girls were disappointed in "High School Musical 3: Senior Year."
You can view Nickelodeon's 22nd Annual Kids' Choice Awards on March 28. We'd love to hear your thoughts about the nominees!
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High School Musical 3: Senior Year
Iron Man
Favorite Movie Actor
Jim Carrey (Yes Man)
George Lopez (Beverly Hills Chihuahua)
Adam Sandler (Bedtime Stories) (our favorite!)
Will Smith (Hancock)
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i dont think its fair for just chris to be pulled out rihanna should to. unless you know the exact full story you shouldnt do anythink. you shouldnt listen to gossip. i had to speak up because every1 is cussin him an every1 is going on like she is a angel.
chris asked to be removed though, anon.
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I agree, Chris Brown shouldn't of been pulled out, i know he pulled out in the end but it was only cos people were cussing him and he didn't want any trouble. People were probably worried that he might actually win it cos a lot of people still like him as an artist there not taking his personal life into account.
I think Rihanna should get taken off also cos we don't know what happened and everyone is acting like she was an angel in the whole situation but i doubt that she just sat there and did nothing. We should all let them get on with thier lives.
Chris needs to get back in the studio and start doing what he does best which is making great tracks. There are still so many people behind him but people are so focused on the negative and not the positive that he doesn't realise how much support he has got.
I tHINK Rihanna should be put out to and put chris brown in
I didn't think it was fair at all that Chris was pressured out of the contest. These meddling parents didn't nominate him so why would they pressure him out. They ought to go read the New York times and obsess over the economy, tell Pres. Obama how to run the country, and cause more problems for the economy and let the kids enjoy their clean, unexplicit music.
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The following is not mathematically rigorous, since the events of yesterday evening were contingent upon one another in various ways. But just for fun, let's put all of them together in sequence:
— The Red Sox had just a 0.3 percent chance of failing to make the playoffs on Sept. 3.
— The Rays had just a 0.3 percent chance of coming back after trailing 7-0 with two innings to play.
— The Red Sox had only about a 2 percent chance of losing their game against Baltimore, when the Orioles were down to their last strike.
— The Rays had about a 2 percent chance of winning in the bottom of the 9th, with Johnson also down to his last strike.
Multiply those four probabilities together, and you get a combined probability of about one chance in 278 million of all these events coming together in quite this way.
When confronted with numbers like these, you have to start to ask a few questions, statistical and existential.
'Baseball' was an orgy for baseball lovers. And what fun would sports be if there wasn't something to argue about? Critics and viewers received the series favorably, but the sports media was often suspect. Veteran Philadelphia columnist Bill Conlin called it "Long with the Wind." On talk radio in New York, Mike and the Mad Dog played Monday morning moviemaker after each episode, harping on errors and pointing out omissions. But nobody was more critical than Keith Olbermann, who amassed a list of mistakes, 160 strong. "Can they suspend your poetic license?" asked Olbermann.
In making The Tenth Inning, a two-part, four-hour follow-up to Baseball covering the last twenty years, Burns' considerable savvy is on display right away: None other than Olbermann himself is the first talking head featured in the new series. Burns might have bristled at Olbermann's critique but he was shrewd enough to enlist his former antagonist this time around.
Tenth Inning lacks artistic punch of original but is still a joy
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Long lines mean slower departures, creating a ripple effect across the nation. Houston, Dallas and Denver are all experiencing delays.
Denver International has an average of a million passengers this day each year.
The New Orleans Airport is encouraging people to double and triple check their luggage before arrival, to avoid any extra delays.
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Name: Leighton
Age: 1 month
Location: Madison, WI
Leighton ("the baby formerly known as Dos") is sure to be a fun office mate for mom Melanie and they'll both enjoy this happy, cozy yellow and grey space with a memorable, scrapbook-inspired wall. Many parents share a home office with a child and it's not always easy to strike the right aesthetic balance for such a multifunctional space. But Melanie's smart pairing of sophisticated neutrals with "energizing" accents achieves both a comfortable, stimulating room for Leighton as well as a charming adult workspace.
Inspiration: Designing this space was twice as fun because I knew I would get to to enjoy the fruits of my labor as the office space belongs to me! I love grey and knew I wanted to use it in the room and then chose yellow to go with it as we decided not to find out Leighton's gender before she arrived. Once I had the colors I wanted to work with, I ran with it and then also selected turquoise as an accent to add more pop to the space.
Favorite Element: The yellow scalloped paint treatment. In my older daughter's room I painted a tree on one of the walls to personalize her space. For Leighton's room I wanted something fun to add character but didn't want something that screamed nursery since my office is also sharing the space. Scallops have been a big trend in scrapbooking as of late - I work for a large online scrapbook retailer - and decided to incorporate them into the paint treatment instead of a more typical accent wall. My desk faces this wall so it's a nice bright energizing color that I enjoy whether I'm in the space for me or doing something with Leighton.
Biggest Challenge: Getting time from my husband to help! My husband is a medical resident so his time is limited at best. My office space used to be on the side of the room that is now Leighton's so I needed his help in moving furniture as well as painting and putting together the crib. Once those were finished, I was able to finish the rest on my own.
What Friends Say: It was the biggest compliment when I posted photos of the nursery on my blog when friends said I should submit them to Ohdeedoh. And now, here it is!
Proudest DIY: Those darn book slings! When I first saw the idea on Ohdeedoh, I immediately bookmarked them for possible use. I'll be honest that my sewing machine and I aren't the best of friends, but if I'm able to make these, anyone can! I love that when I'm changing Leighton, my older daughter is able to help herself to books. They were also the perfect length to fit under a shelf that was already in the space that I didn't want to move.
Biggest Indulgence: The crib bedding. When I had my color scheme selected, I went to Etsy and immediately fell in love with this bedding. The colors were perfect and, ironically, the seller was the same woman who made my oldest daughter's first birthday dress so i knew her craftsmanship was amazing. Even though it was my biggest purchase, the price was actually cheaper than the set that I bought for my older daughter. The best part was that I was able to customize it and add an elephant silhouette to the blanket and also purchase handmade at the same time. I highly recommend it!
Best advice: Start early! Especially when planning a baby's space - you never know when they might arrive. Although, granted, my daughter's were both nearly two weeks late, but I've heard that's the case. I hate being rushed and always want to insure there's enough time to complete a project without rushing. especially when relying on help from a husband or others' unpredictable schedules it's best to give yourself plenty of time to complete the project.
Dream source: Ohdeedoh has been a great resource for inspiration and to provide a jumping board for my own ideas!
Do you have concerns about sharing your office with a baby? Right now, I don't really have any concerns. My oldest daughter loves spending time in Leighton's room and as they get older, I think they'll both enjoy playing on the rug within the space while I do some work. My office isn't my main work space but usually a place where I'm working on craft projects so it has the possibility for it be fun for the three of us to do things together.
Did you have to get rid of things in your office to make room for Leighton? This room used to be a joint office space that I shared with my husband, so I technically kicked him out! His half of the room was really more like a holding area for his "stuff" so it made sense to move him and his stuff out and into another area of the house. This arrangement has actually worked really well for all of us.
Have you thought about how you'll babyproof this space when Leighton is older? The room is pretty kid proof as is because of my older daughter. She's helped me to continue to shift items around as she discovers items that aren't in her best interest to play with. I've tried to keep items that they can interact with or play with on the lower shelves of my work table so that it doesn't matter if they get into them. So far, so good!
Your scalloped paint treatment adds such a nice pop to the room - any tips for someone who wants to try it in their own home? Although I'm pretty particular about things, this was one project where free hand was key. I knew I wouldn't be able to achieve smooth paint lines with a regular paint brush, so instead I used a foam craft brush to create the scallops - the ones you can pick up at a craft store for like ten cents a piece. These worked great as I was able to do the initial outline of the scallops and then simply toss the brush and start with a new one for the next coat. Also after the first coat, I stood across the room and was able to note where I wanted to make scallops bigger or combine two smaller scallops to make a larger one to even out the design. By being flexible, it was easier to be happy with the end result.
• rug: Target.com
• crib: Babiesrus.com
• dresser/changing table : Ikea
• chair: hand-me-down
• side table: Ikea
• book slings: diy - tutorial from Penny Carnival
• pom pons: PomLove
• ottoman: Target
• Happy Joy print: Andrew Bannecker
• paint: Behr - dusty mountain and yellow gold
Thanks Melanie! Readers, you can visit Melanie at her blog.
(Images: Melanie Bauer)
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I love this room! Do you mind sharing your source for the growth chart?
Love this as well. My same thought-the growth chart is great. I love the color scheme so much, even though I usually don't like yellow.
there you are again, mel! i love it! (can you tell i also love this site!)
yeah Wisconsin!
where, oh where, did you find that amazing clock?? - I'm looking for something similar for the nursery we are working on right now!!
Beautiful! I love the gray and yellow combination in a nursery. Great room.
I hope to make those book slings as well some day.
i knew i'd miss a couple of items on the resource list - sorry about that!
growth chart - kideco.com
clock - http://www.etsy.com/shop/decoylab
Love the room. Love gray and yellow. And I love your desk--is it vintage? The shelves or boxes on the sides are so practical. And I love the pom poms. Do they get dusty? If so, how do you clean them? I'm about to hang some up.
What a beautiful, creative nursery! Lucky baby! :)
I especially love the scallops and the cute print above the crib. So cute!
The growth chart can be found here:
can you share the etsy source who made the baby bedding? it's really wonderful!
Ooh...I love the leaf fabric on that pillow. Where is it from? Do tell!
Hey! I think that was me! ;) ;)
So excited to see it here!
Can't believe L is a month old already???!!
baby bedding seller on etsy = babydarling
leaf fabric on pillow is from amy butler's midwest modern collection.
HEY!! the wall looks like maybe it was inspired by my baby's room from the ohdeedoh contest "small kids big color" a few months back.... great minds think alike:)
that was mine....
Great use of space, such a great room. Congratulations!
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I love all the handmade details, as well as the contrasting use of color. However, not a fan of all the gray in a nursery.
Hello! this is great! The fabric pocket shelves are genious!!! I want to make these for my daughter's nursey. Where did you get the idea, what materials/process did you use if you don't mind sharing? Thanks SO much!
Forgive me if this is a dumb question, but how did you attach the pom pons to the ceiling? Did you use fishing line, and hammer that into the wall? I would be fearful that push pins or similar would fall out into baby's crib!
Beautiful room - totally envious as I'm currently being kicked out of my office to make room for babe.
Love the use of yellows and greys and thank you for the link to the book slings from Penny Carnival!
Forgive me if this is a dumb question, but how did you attach the pom pons to the ceiling? Did you use fishing line, and hammer that into the wall? I would be fearful that push pins or similar would fall out into baby's crib!
they are up with clear push pins. i knew leighton wouldn't be sleeping in her crib for the first three months or so which was a great test period to see if they would hold or fall out. so far so good. i don't think they'll ever come loose as they seem to be anchored in the ceiling pretty tightly!
I love this room!
I know you said that the rug comes form Target but I can't find it anywhere could you give me some more details. I would love to buy it for my son's room.
Thank you!
Got it! Again - great room!
What a great idea to showcase the crib using a swath of bright yellow paint! I also love the pom poms.


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Internet Radio is the next best thing in in-car listening
More drivers than ever are using their vehicles as personal listening spaces — and for many of them, satellite radio has made terrestrial radio obsolete.
That's because satellite radio is great. The audio quality is good. You'll never have your listening interrupted to hear about the latest furniture sale or public service announcement about proper hand-washing. Oh, and you can't drive out of range of a station, since the signal is beamed down from outer space.
Thing is, a new breed of internet radio may make satellite radio a thing of the past by advancing the in-car listening experience to new and very interactive levels.
Satellite radio, like terrestrial radio, is one-way. Don't like what you hear? Change the channel. And when you do, your most favorite song in the universe will come on while you listen to an OK song on another station, so you'll miss most of it.
This leads to station anxiety, characterized by rapid toggling between numerous presets to decide where to tune in. The result can be hearing fragments of many songs, and it's a real pain in the ass.
But there's a new solution called Slacker Radio. If you've got a smartphone and a car stereo with auxiliary or Bluetooth input, that "better" listening experience on the go is a cinch to tap into.
In Canada, Slacker Radio is the most comprehensive personal listening service of its kind. If you're a Canuck planning to check out internet radio, Slacker is the way to go.
So imagine having only a few stations to choose from. Even as few as one. And they only play songs you'll probably like. When they don't, you can instantly skip a song, or even ban it from playing on your station ever again. Like a song? Give it a "heart" and you'll hear more of it.
The basic service, which hooked your correspondent, should prove a more appealing and customized alternative to satellite radio for many. It's also free, which is 15 bucks a month cheaper than satellite radio. Read: free is good.
Try it. Like for serious. The free Slacker service is fantastic, and two premium services are available optionally for less than your satellite subscription.
Jonathan Sasse, V-P of marketing at Slacker, says, "A big difference between Slacker and XM Radio pricing is that with Slacker, you can optionally pay a single fee of either $3.99 or $9.99 a month and you listen on a smartphone, a home DVD player, a computer or anywhere Slacker is available. There are no additional fees to listen on additional devices".
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Monday, September 02, 2013
Cut the Crap, Get a Job! by Dana Manciagli - Book review
Cut the Crap, Get a Job!
A New Job Search Process for a New Era
By: Dana Manciagli
Published: April 15, 2013
Format: Paperback, 206 pages
Publisher: Authority Publishing
"If you haven't studied and practiced job search skills recently, you should assume you are terrible at job search", writes global career guide, keynote speaker, and career coach Dana Manciagli, in her straight talking and positive results oriented book Cut the Crap, Get a Job! A New Job Search Process for a New Era. The author describes proven, real world strategies and techniques for preparing for a winning job search, uncovering that great job, and interviewing for it successfully to land the position.
Dana Manciagli understands that the rules and strategies for finding a job have changed drastically over the past few years. Not only has the job market undergone dramatic upheavals, but the hiring process has been altered entirely as well. The author also reminds employment seekers that these changes in the hiring environment have also increased the level and quality of competition vying for those available jobs. Dana Manciagli stresses the competitive aspect of the job seeking process, and demonstrates how to win that great position.
The author also points out that hiring managers are looking for people who have the skills for the role, but they also want someone who will be a success at that job. As a result, the author emphasizes that standard employment seeking methods are precisely the wrong approach to finding a job.
Dana Mancialgi (photo left) recognizes that in the new employment landscape that new barriers to getting hired are part of challenge. The author writes that job seekers face obstacles in both preparation and in application. Clearing one hurdle is not enough if a person gets tripped up in the other hurdle. To overcome these difficult and unexpected challenges, Dana Mancialgi offers fresh and creative methods for breaking through the barriers and for landing the job.
Dana Mancialgi presents a no nonsense approach to the new world of job hunting. The author makes clear to the employment hunter that the task facing them is not an easy one. The author promises no short cuts in today's highly competitive job market. Dana Mancialgi presents her straight talking advice for job seekers in three major sections as follows:
* Attitude, commitment, and goal-setting
* Preparing to win a job
* Apply, interview, follow up
For me, the power of the book is how Dana Mancialgi combines a realistic appraisal of the contemporary job market, with the practical and hands on strategies for preparing for and conducting an effective job search. The author doesn't pull any punches as she shares her overview of very real obstacles in the path of today's job seeker. She points out that the techniques and advice, that may have worked effectively even a few years a ago, result in failure to get the job today. This seemingly harsh advice is essential for job seekers to know and understand as they face the challenge of landing a great job.
Dana Mancialgi presents the job search as one of being a tough competition. With this viewpoint in hand, the job hunter is made fully aware of the real work they must put in to preparation, search, and application. As Dana Mancialgi says herself, this book is not for those people looking for an easy path to a job. The days of simple searches are over.
I highly recommend the clear and concise book Cut the Crap, Get a Job! a New Job Search Process for a New Era by Dana Mancialgi, to any current or potential employment hunters who are seeking an honest, straight forward, and real world based book on landing a job in the tough job market of today. This book contains innovative solutions, some tough love if needed, and the essential tools for getting that great job.
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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
The State Department — and read this carefully, because it's almost beyond belief — asked TransCanada who they would like to have conduct the "independent" pipeline review. TransCanada submitted the name of three firms, and State helpfully chose the first one on the list: Entrix Corporation. If you head over to their web site, you'll find that TransCanada is listed as one of the company's "major clients."
It also helps explain how the review found that there would be "minimal" environmental impact, even though we're still cleaning up the Kalamazoo and Yellowstone rivers from big leaks of tar sands crude. Even though 20 of the nation's top scientists sent the president a letter saying the pipeline was in neither the nation's nor the planet's best interest. Even though our most important federal climatologist, NASA's James Hansen, wrote recently that heavily tapping tar sands for oil would mean it was "essentially game over" for the climate.
Worth reading.
A 24-year-old Cincinnati father died from a tooth infection this week because he couldn't afford his medication, offering a sobering reminder of the importance of oral health and the number of people without access to dental or health care.
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|Class: 2017
|Hometown: Naperville, Ill.
|High School: Naperville North
2013 (First Year) - Letterwinner... Finished 33rd overall and fourth for the Oles at the St. Olaf Invitational with a time of 23:55... Was fifth for the Oles at the Blugold Invitational with a time of 23:34... Earned all-conference honorable mention placing 21st at MIAC Championships... Finished 41st at NCAA Central Region Championships... Finished fourth for the Oles at the NCAA National Championships and 233rd overall with a time of 23:43 on Nov. 23... Consistently finished in the Ole top seven.
2013 (First Year) -
6K- 23:34 at the Blugold Invitational on Oct. 4
5K- 19:28 at the Alumni Race on Sept. 7
4K- 15:40 at the Ole/MAC time trial on Aug. 30
Was a three time letterwinner... Captained as a senior... Member of All-academic conference team 2010, 2011, and 2012... Two time letterwinner in track and field... Captain as a senior... All-conference as as senior... Member of the All-academic team 2011 and 2013... Member of 2013 State Finals 4x800 relay... Two year member of National Honors Society... Four year honor role distinction recipient.
Daughter of Richard and Jennifer Trezona.
FOOD(S): Chocolate milk, blackberries
MOVIE(S): The Lion King, Fired Up!
TV SHOW(S): Dr. Who, Downton Abbey
BOOK(S): Running the Rift, Running the Edge
MUSICAL ARTIST(S): Train, Matisyahu, Backstreet Boys, Imagine Dragons
ATHLETE(S): My teammates
ROLE MODEL(S): Dan Iverson, Eric Thornton, Chuck Hoff