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The Lucy Ann Lance Show. Interview with Phillis Engelbert about The Lunch Room's new liquor license. 9.19.14
Ann Arbor News. The Lunch Room to Add Drinks Menu After Securing Liquor LIcense. 9.10.14
Concentrate Media. From cart to cafe: The evolution of two local food trucks. 8.20.14
Ann Arbor News. Ann Arbor's Best Bites: Pad Thai from The Lunch Room. 6.27.14
Detroit Metro Times. Twelve Healthy Eateries in Metro Detroit You've Got to Try. 6.26.14
Ann Arbor News. 5 Great Outdoor Dining Patios in the Ann Arbor Area. 5.29.14
The Michigan Daily. Restaurant Week Offers Savings and Deals. 1.13.14
Ann Arbor News. Ann Arbor Restaurant Week 2014: Eateries staff up and highlight what they do best (with photos). 1.12.14
Crazy Wisdom Journal. Leaps of Faith: Tales of Local Businesses. Pages 30-31. January-April 2014
Ann Arbor Observer. Restaurant Review: Getting Creative with Plants - January 2014
Ann Arbor News. Restaurant Award: The Lunch Room Vegan Restaurant in Kerrytown (Deals of the Year Awards). 11.1.13. Event Photos
Detroit Metro Times. The Lunch Room: Vegan Joys. 10.9.13
SHEI Magazine. The Lunch Room: The Surprising. 10.9.13
Ann Arbor News & MLive.com. See the nominees for MLive Media Group's 2013 Deals of the Year. (Lunch Room nominated!). 10-3-13
Monroe Street Journal (U-M Ross School of Business). Restaurant Review: The Lunch Room offers new twist on vegan cuisine - 9-23-13
Current Magazine. Ann Arbor Eats: A tasty guide to the best chow in & around Tree Town (Lunch Room named best new restaurant of the year!) - October 2013
Ann Arbor News. The Lunch Room does vegan food in a way that non-vegans will enjoy. Food review - 9.11.13
Ann Arbor Observer. A room of its own - September 2013
Concentrate. Lunch Room opens in chic style, 20 new jobs in Kerrytown - 8.14.13
Pandora's Lunchbox, WCBN Interview with Phillis Engelbert - 6.27.13
Metromode Back to the future of Food Trucks - 6.6.13
iSPY Magazine The Dish: The Lunch Room - 2.25.13
Michigan Daily Vegan cart to shed its wheels - 2.20.13
Metro Times Food Stuff: Rolling to a new start - 2.20.13
Detroit Free Press Ann Arbor's Lunch Room vegan food cart will open as restaurant in June - 2.14.13
Concentrate The Lunch Room to put down roots in 1,100 sq ft Kerrytown space - 2.13.13
Veg News Michigan Vegan Food Cart to Become Restaurant - 2.8.13
MarkMaynard.com Ann Arbor's vegan food cart The Lunch Room to evolve into a brick-and-mortar Kerrytown restaurant - 2.6.13
Eat It Detroit The Lunch Room in Ann Arbor opening restaurant in Kerrytown - 2.5.13
AnnArbor.com The Lunch Room signs deal to open vegan restaurant in Ann Arbor's Kerrytown - Lizzy Alfs - 2.4.13
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AnnArbor.com The best things I tasted all summer - Jessica Webster - 9-6-12
Vegan Tube Vegan Ice Cream Sandwich Review - 8-17-12
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One of the perks of being a Republican president: Under his plan, Romney's tax rate would fall from its current 14.7 percent to 13.1 percent, while under Obama's tax plan, Romney would pay a 34.3 percent rate. The difference in these rates means about $5 million for Romney's tax bill. By the way, Romney's $5 million personal tax cut would add to the deficit. You know, because he's a fiscal hawk and really, really cares about the deficit and debt. – Bob Cesca
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Romney's tax plan would save him $5 million next year — To see where the presidential candidates stand on taxing the rich, just look at how they'd tax themselves. Under his own proposal, Mitt Romney would pay half what he would under President Barack Obama's tax plan. For a man of Romney's means, that could save almost $5 million a year. For Obama, not so loaded as Romney but still well-off, losing re-election could provide a tax windfall. He'd save as much as $90,000 a year if Romney's plan were enacted rather than his own tax-the-rich vision. Two nonprofit research groups, the liberal-leaning Citizens for Tax Justice and conservative-leaning Tax Foundation, did the calculations, based on the most recent completed tax returns released by the candidates. Compared with what they owed in April, both men would be dinged in 2013 under Obama's proposal, along with other wealthy taxpayers. They could expect savings under Romney, depending on which tax breaks the former Massachusetts governor decides to oppose. — NBC Politics / Raw Story
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Obama's political advisor David Axelrod dissected Romney's record in Massachusetts between 2003 and 2007 in a campaign memo…"Mitt Romney applied the economic philosophy he learned in the private sector to disastrous results as governor of Massachusetts," Axelrod wrote."It's the same formula that benefited a few, but crashed our economy in the first place and undermined security for the middle class. Massachusetts couldn't afford Romney Economics, and neither can the American economy." Axelrod said that under Romney, Massachusetts plunged from 36th to 47th out of 50 states in job creation, and despite promises to the contrary raised taxes and fees on middle class families and small businesses. "Meanwhile, he cut taxes for millionaires like himself, handing over more than $75 million to just 278 of the wealthiest in Massachusetts." —FRANCE 24
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"I actually lay out a plan to get us to a balanced budget within eight years." Mitt Romney to Mark Halperin Uh. No. Greg Sargent: The nonpartisan Tax Policy Center has taken a close look at this question. It has determined that relative to current policy — that is, if you keep the Bush tax cuts in place, as Romney wants to do — Romney's tax cutting plans would increase the deficit by nearly $5 trillion over 10 years. That's on top of keeping the Bush tax cuts for the rich. Romney has promised to close various loopholes to pay for his tax cuts, but he hasn't specified which ones. Until he does, the Tax Policy Center concludes, his plan would cost $5 trillion — which would be added, yes, to the deficit. […] Bottom line: relative to current policy, Obama's plan would reduce the deficit by bringing in $180 billion or more in revenues a year, or approximately $2 trillion over 10 years; Romeny's plan would increase the deficit by nearly $500 billion a year — $5 trillion over ten years. The Tax Policy Center's Roberton Williams summed it up perfectly in a quote to me: "The bottom line is that whatever baseline you use, until Romney makes good on his promise to pay for his tax cuts, he would increase the deficit far more than Obama would." – Bob Cesca
David Simon of Simon Property received a pay package worth more than $137 million for last year, and the typical CEO took home $9.6 million, according to an analysis by The Associated Press… HOW LONG IT TAKES OTHERS TO MAKE THAT MUCH: A minimum wage worker – paid $7.25 per hour, as some workers at Simon malls are – would have to work one month shy of 9,096 years to make what Simon made last year. A person making the national median salary, $39,312 by AP calculations, would have to work 3,489 years… – AP News
Note: and as we've learned from stories about Bain Capital, the plutocrats idea of job "creation" is laying off long-time workers and hiring some of them back at minimum wage. Vote GOP!
House GOP plans August vote to extend Bush tax cuts – "Knowing that comprehensive reform will take time, we must ensure that while Congress is working to bring about competitive change, government does not increase the cost of business," House Majority Leader Eric Cantor wrote in a note to Republican representatives on Friday. "Before we leave for August, I expect to schedule a vote on legislation preventing the largest tax increase in history." – Raw Story
Kansas Gov. approves massive tax cut for the rich that even some Republicans opposed – Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback (R) in January proposed a tax cut he said would give the state a "fairer, flatter, simpler" tax code, even though it raised taxes on the poor to help pay for a massive tax cut for the top one percentof state residents. Tuesday, Brownback signed an even bigger package into law, even as the state Senate's top Republican and a host of other conservative lawmakers urged him not to. — Think Progress
Morning Bunker Report: Thursday 5.24.2012
Starve the Beast: believe nothing the GOP tells you — Today's conservatives oppose tax increases so strenuously that many were willing to default on the nation's debt last summer rather than raise taxes by a single penny. They overwhelmingly believe in a nonsensical theory called "starve the beast," which asserts that tax cuts automatically reduce spending and tax increases never reduce the deficit because they invariably lead to spending increases. The Clinton and Bush 43 administrations are almost perfect tests of starve-the-beast theory; the former raised taxes in 1993, while the latter signed into law seven different major tax cuts… If there were any truth whatsoever to starving the beast, we should have seen a rise in spending during the Clinton years and a fall in spending during the Bush years. In fact, we had exactly the opposite results. […] contrary to Republican dogma, tax increases did not kill jobs during the Clinton administration. In fact, 23 million jobs were created, compared with one-fourth that number under Mr. Bush. The key reason for this is that real G.D.P. grew twice as fast during the Clinton years as it did during the Bush years: 3.9 percent per year on average compared with 2 percent. – Bruce Bartlett – NYTimes.com
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Poll: Americans Want to Eat the Rich – Is President Obama's populist-tinged contrast with Mitt Romney effective? If you pay attention to today's Washington Post poll, it probably is. The poll asks which is the bigger problem: unfairness in the economic system that favors the wealthy, or over-regulation of the free market that interferes with growth and prosperity? Fifty-six percent of Americans say unfairness, 34 percent over-regulation. – Daily Intel
John Boehner and fellow Republicans want to play another game of "government shutdown" over the debt limit – Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner wants Congress to raise the debt limit again later this year "without drama, pain and damage." House Speaker John Boehner has other ideas. […] "When the time comes, I will again insist on my simple principle of cuts and reforms greater than the debt limit increase. This is the only avenue I see right now to force the elected leadership of this country to solve our structural fiscal imbalance. If that means we have to do a series of stop-gap measures, so be it – but that's not the ideal. Let's start solving the problem. We can make the bold cuts and reforms necessary to meet this principle, and we must." — Brian Beutler | TPM

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CliffyB Teases 4-Player Co-op for Gears of War 2; Creator Promises 'Bigger and Better' MultiDuring Microsoft's Spring Showcase today, Epic Games employee and Gears of War creator Cliff Bleszinski teased that the much-anticipated cover-heavy sequel could include four-person cooperative play.
When asked directly if Gears of War 2 will feature four-player co-op, Bleszinski responded: "We're not announcing anything about co-op at this time, we'll probably get around to it around E3 time, but rest assured, it will be bigger and better."
"The multiplayer is incredibly robust," he continued. "We're not saying too much about it right now due to embargoes and whatnot, but lots of multiplayer maps, lots of modes. We'll have the multiplayer functionality that gamers have come to expect this day and age."
Gears of War 2 is slated to arrive on Xbox 360 this November. The original, which hit Xbox 360 in 2006 and PC in 2007, featured local and online two-person co-op play along with an eight-player online deathmatch mode.
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According to Truecar.com, the best day of the year to buy a car is December 29th. The online comparative car pricing web site says buyers should expect to see an average discount of 8.2% off manufacturers suggested retail price.
The holidays are a typical time of year when dealerships are trying to clear out inventory of old model year vehicles as automakers push new models off the assembly lines and into showrooms.
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Video: Teach-In – The Occupy Movement as Ideology Critique
April 27, 2012 in Teach-In, Video
Produced by Gary Crabtree and Occupy Now TV
In a previous teach-in, we looked at class and class conflict. Now we turn to ideology, how it relates to our economic system, and how it functions in our daily lives. The politics of foreclosures and the proposed ordinance banning "urban camping" in Denver, which would criminalize homelessness, will serve as case studies. In general, we'll find that the Occupy movement represents, in practice, a fundamental critique of dominant political and economic ideologies.
This teach-in, part IV of the Occupy Economics series, was led by Chad Kautzer on April 26, 2012. Chad is a member of Occupy Denver's Education Committee and Foreclosure Resistance Coalition, as well as Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Directory of the Social Justice Minor at the University of Colorado Denver.
View the previous teach-ins in the Occupy Economics series:
Part I: Occupy Economics 101
Part II: Capitalism, Foreclosures and the Politics of Responsibility
Part III: Class Conflict and the Occupy Movement
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Today is my birthday. I'm now 18. And I'm going through a midlife crisis. Should I be worried?
I think it has something to do with watching too many inspirational YouTubers lately, but I have begun to think that I just spent the last four years of my life working toward something that I am going to end up regretting.
Throughout high school, I have worked my butt off because I want to get into a good college so I can grow up and have a stable, well-paying job in a field that I enjoy. Right now, I am on track to get into a good college where I have been planning on majoring in Cognitive Science. I am interested in the brain and I think it is fascinating how the simple exchange of chemicals between neurons could produce something so amazingly complex as speech, or comprehension of language, or thought/ emotions. Working in this field will allow me to explore this interest and most likely guarantee that I will be able to be employed for as long as I want to be employed. But I will always wonder if I could have been happier doing something else.
I have always had a passion for making films. My biggest dream in middle school was to become a director. I have always loved going through the hours of behind-the-scenes footage from movies to see exactly how they did what they did. It's fascinating to see how a slight adjustment of a camera angle can have such an impact on the audience's perception of what is being filmed. I love the chance to be creative. It makes me happy. And I think being a film director would be the one profession that would make me truly happy. My problem with it is that it is such a risky profession. If I am a director, I want the opportunity to make the kind of films that I want to make. I don't like the fact that I might have to spend very long periods of time away from my home and my family. I don't like that a lot of the Hollywood business is based on who you know rather than how dedicated you are (not to discredit the geniuses in the business). Also, if I choose this path, it will mean that I will be behind everyone else because I spent them working too hard to do busy work that will get me into Yale and not making films—discovering and exploring the world through the lends of a video camera. But still, if I were to become a successful director, I truly believe that it would bring me the most happiness.
What brought this on was a combination of a few things. First was realizing that I am going to go off to college in a matter of months and pretty soon, my fate will be sealed unless I want to spend a lot of extra time in school. If I want to be a director, I will have to decide that pretty soon because to get into good film programs, you need a good portfolio. Or I could just stick with science and hope that it makes me happy enough. Second, stupid inspirational people and sayings keep poping into my life. I happened to watch Danisnotonfire's Meaning of LIfe video. Having Dan Howell tell me that, "You are an independent mind in this universe that can do anything and everything they want or have ever dreamed of and there's no point in being alive if you're not going to do it," made me further question what I really wanted in life. The he said, "the meaning of a human life is to be happy. It's to achieve happiness right now. It's to make sure that you're happy in the future and so that generally when you look back on your life you're like 'Uhh, yes. That was satisfactory.' Do whatever you have to do to be happy." And then he goes and says more things like "You are a human with one life and it is up to you to make it the best life you can." Well, if I wanted to be happy now, I would try less in school and make more short films.
And then the ever-motivational Josh Sundquist has to go and say "The only limitation is time. What is in control is the time that we are willing to spend. Because here's the thing: very few people, very few people, are willing to step up to the plate and say 'You know what? As many strikes as it takes, as long as it takes, as many one more thing one more times as it takes, that's what I'm going to do until I reach my goal.' The people who do that, those are the people who succeed." And then he goes and says, "So what I want to challenge you this New Years is to think bigger. To think that it's possible for you. To think that that maybe you could accomplish that thing. Because if somebody else can do it, then you can figure out a way to do it as well." If I knew I could become successful, I would drop cognitive science and become a director in a heart beat.
AND THEN just after I finish telling one of my best friends about all of my thoughts about this "midlife crisis," we open fortune cookies and mine says "You are an artistic person—let your colors show." Seriously? It was like a sign.
I have never questioned the decisions I have made throughout high school this much. Thanks a lot college, Dan, Josh, and fortune cookie makers.


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Afghan women wrap their hands before a practice session inside a boxing club in Kabul December 26, 2011. Female boxing is still relatively unusual in most countries, but especially in Afghanistan, where many girls and women face a struggle to secure an education or work, and activists say violence and abuse at home is common. Many in this conservative society still consider fighting taboo for women, and the country's first team of female boxers deal with serious threats. Reuters
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Section 562, P. L. & R. Wo 1n o ru 0 ft I? o n P I? (oj ? DTfD in) D (f Vol. 12, No. 17, Friday, May 13, 1949 Skill Shown In Closing Spring Play 'The Village Green' Labeled Success By "First Nighter" By Lloyd Draayer There is an old saying that the first night of any performance is the wrong time to attend because the players are usually frightened and are not sure how the play is going over to the audience. This does not mean a thing when the Ogden Community-Weber college players get together for their productions. If the first night is the worst, take is from an enthused and experienced first nighter, "The Village Green," by Carl Aliens-worth, was a howling success. The leading role, Judge Homer W. Peabody, a small-town judge who made good, is starred by JOHN L. SHORTEN. You'll remember his in "The Male Animal." Mr. Shorten gave an outstanding performance. Setting "The Village Green" starts out with Judge Peabody running for senator for his ninth consecutive time. He hasn't won an election yet but with a little kerosene, help from baldheaded, bearded, soft drinking, Zeke Benthan, (DON SOELBERG), and a nude painter (unknown) he finally makes good. Margaret Peabody, (MRS. ARTH-UH W. CRIX), spends most of the time trying to keep the judge honest. And she really does it too. Harriet Peabody and Jeremiah Benthan, played by GAE and DON COWLEY portray a young couple in love but don't realize it until Jeremiah, who is painting murals in the town hall, unconsciously paints Harriet's face on a nude figure in his largest mural. Several Participants Add rival, Henry Ames, JULIAN R. STEPHENS), Hubert Carter, (JAY JENSEN), the two reverends, Shirtliff and McKnight (NEIL HESS and JOHN KELLY), throw in a "Life" photographer, (WILLIE SCHMIDT), and you come out with one of the gayest and amusing elections ever held. Walter Godkin (EDWARD HER-SCOVITZ), and Harmony Goodkin, (JUNE BELL, add more comedy as a henpecked husband and troublesome wife. Creditable performances were also given by sheriff George Martin, (HEBER JACOBS), and reporter Sally Post (JOYCE BROWNING). Two "youngins" from the elementary schools were represented by (Cont, on Page 3, Col. 2) Two Faculty Members Granted Year Leave Two Weber college English instructors, Wayne Carver and Dean Gardner, have been granted leaves of absence, by President H. A. Dixon, to further their education. Both instructors, who have taught at Weber college for the past two years, have been awarded scholarships and will leave the college at the end of the current spring quarter. Mr. Carver, who will study in England, plans to spend three weeks in France before enrolling in a special six week course in ililBlif A "iiiill iiiiiiiiai- Jmmmmmm mmm. Newly elected student body president for 1949-50, Don Soelberg, making plans for next years activities. NEW 'SHOES' SOON Early Rites Will Install New Student Officers Installation ceremonies for the-' newly-elected student body officers will be held at the close of this school year so that officers can be in charge of summer activities. Recently elected president, Don Soelberg, realizing the duties connected, with office, has began preparing himself to step in-to the shoes of Jack Critchlow. Mr. Soelberg has been before the public performing and various way for many years. OHS Band Captain Besides being the captain of the Ogden high band and president of the high school choir, he entertained not only at schools but at many social functions throughout the state. Shortly after leaving high school, Don went into the service where he was director of entertainment in special service for all the entertainment of the Fourth army area. While attending Weber college, Don has been active in every dramatic production presented at the college with the exception of one, "Night Must Fall." He is now preparing for the street play "Taming of the Shrew" which is going to be presented May 21 and 28. Being a co-director of the Varsity Vignettes, Don's ability as a leader has been displayed. Duties No Exception Responsibility seems to go with Mr. Soelberg for he has been married three years and has a daughter.Don also had his own television program for nine months in Salt Lake City but had to discontinue with it due to his new obligations.Other officers elected to work with Don next year are Peggy Wood, vice president; Joan Crawford, secretary; Dee Jacobs, business manager; and Neil Hess, treasurer. Modern British Poetry at the University of London. Mr. Gardner, who has been awarded a Henry Newell scholarship to Sanford University, plans to complete work on his master degree at the California institution. Both instructors will return to Weber college for the 1949 fall quarter. Top Weberites off For Sun Valley Don Soelberg, recently-elected student body president for next year, and Jack Critchlow, current president, left Thursday to attend the President and President-elect convention in Sun Valley. Presidents representing 61 schools from Washington, D. C, to Arizona are in attendance to the three-day convention. Topics for discussion will be student finances, organization of student government into a functioning body, freshman orientation programs, student-faculty relations, honor system, athletic management and promotion, school spirit, publicity, and inter-collegiaterelations. y TA rT lpW l'7' J $ f I -" I Vleing for Sigma's bathing beauty contest being held today are, left to right: Pat Jensen, Joy Christiansen, Janet Bell, Joan Milner, Barbara Foutz, Phyllis Parker, and Peggy Wood. (Story Page 8) New Classes Poised For Start Next Fall Under the direction of President Henry Aldous Dixon Weber college has instigated a new program to give the student a general, rather than an over-specialized education. National Fraternity 'Delta Phi' Instigated At W.C. A new national fraternity was established on the Weber college campus Sunday afternoon when 17 students were made charter members of the Weber college chapter of Delta Phi National Fraternity. Membership is not dependent on the social standing of the student but to fulfilling the requirements set down by the fraternity. Major requirements are: fulfilling at least six months of missionary service for any church, or its equivalent residence in an accredited school for the ministry; adhering to a high moral standard; and being an example of the teachings of the Master. The chapter was established under the direction of the University of Utah chapter and ceremonies were held in Salt Lake City, Utah. A charter night will be held soon under the direction of the grand council of Delta Phi. Acting officers of the group are: Russell Carruth, president; Bill Nord, secretary, and Dick Anderson, activity chairman. Other chairmen and committees in charge are: Lynn Johnson, initiation; Earl Remington, membership; Carl Berg, programs; Russell Davis, school activities; and Farrell Shephard, social events. Other members of Delta Phi are: Dean Vest, Harvey C. Hirchi, Bob Vowles, Gene Frodsham, Le-grant Mondfrans, Brigham Godfrey, Roldo Van Duston, Dean Marshall, and Jay Donaldson. Four new pledges to the' fraternity are Newell Remington, Boyd Mathias, Von Quiklay, and Jack Judkins. Honorary members are President Henry Aldous Dixon and Nicholas Van Alfen. Purpose of the fraternity is to keep alive the spirit of the mission field by organizing and functioning as a body. Ail over tne country colleges are awakening to the fact that something must be done to make the college graduate a better citizen instead of a walking textbook. The Truman Commission on Higher Education has disclosed the following basic weakenesses in the nation's educational program: Educational Weaknesses 1. It is failing to help students recognize interdependence of different peoples in the world and their own duties for fostering international understanding and peace. 2. It doesn't help students to participate actively as informed, responsible citizens in solving social, economic and political problems of community, state, and nation. 3. It needs to help students attain satisfactory emotional and social adjustments. 4. It is failing to help students its involved in critical and construe-to acquire and use skills and hab-tive thinking. As a result of Weber's realization of these weaknesses, next fall will see some inovations in its curriculum. All divisions of the college are planning their part in the revolutionary program. Combined Class The division of humanities will have a new course which will combine the basic elements of all the arts rhythm, tone, color, balance, harmony, unity and which will create a more hearty appreciation for the arts and their place in life. As yet a name hasn't been chosen for this new addition to the humanities family. Also, the course in Freshman English has been revised and renamed "Basic Communications," according to Mr. Leland H. Mon-son, humanities division chairman. Mr. Monson says, "Most of what we take in we do by listening and reading. Most of what we give out we do by speaking and writing. We want to help Joe College accomplish four things. They are: (1) Listen attentively; (2) read (Cont. on Page 5, Col. 2)
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The men and women of the military are ready to deal with this – they don't need right wing culture warriors trying to stand in the school house door in some brazen attempt to turn back the tides of history.
"they don't need right wing culture warriors trying to stand in the school house door in some brazen attempt to turn back the tides of history."
What else are conservatives good for? Their sole purpose in American politics is to slow progress.
I should add that this is not always a bad thing.
Calm down. Repeal is happening. McKeon seems to be saying 'we're at war. Let's take this slow and minimize impact on our troops.' I've long been against DADT — but that seems pretty reasonable to me?
Re: lol — exactly! In fact the beauty of our government is that it is designed to arrest "progress." It's a key reason why we've had a stable, prosperous country that boasts the oldest government in the world :)
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to your friends: as a rule, spider = female.
to your friends: as a rule, spider = female.
-High Priestess Mar'li, the spider boss from the original ZG
-Grand Widow Faerlina, second boss in the Arachnid quarter of Naxx
-Maexxna, the final boss in the Arachnid quarter and the only other actual spider raid boss besides Beth'tilac
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"Our first meeting obviously was by far the worst game probably in the Big Ten," MSU senior guard Taylor Alton told the Lansing State Journal. "Then when we got them at home, it really wasn't our best performance either. So, you know, I think we're just going to kind of focus on us … work on defense and just do what we can do to kind of stop who we need to and be successful that way."
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How are you? Missing lots of WestlifeGifs on your dash? Cause I am, but there's this one little thing called time that I don't have it much until the end of this year… I hope you understand me.
I think I can make some gifs right now if someone suggest me a video ;)
Love ya and don't forget me :D
Everything To MeShane Filan (s)
I made a photoset of Shane's new single but Tumblr is being a bitch about it and I can't post it as a photoset, so I'm going to post as text.
Isn't going to be pretty, but as least I'm going to post!
Are you ok with that, right?!
I want everybody to do me a favour. Now, I want everybody to… If you have a mobile phone, please turn it on or turn on your little flashlight app. Everybody in this has a phone, so I want everyone to hold it up high. I'm gonna tell you a quick little story. I remember when I was eight years old I said to my mum… I was watching a video of Michael Jackson and all I saw was this on the telly. And I said to my mum… I said, "That's gonna be me someday." Well, mum, my dream came true. Thank you so much.
We'll always be a member of Westlife, you know, all of us. I can always say I'm a member of Westlife.
What about now? Now that we're here now that we've come this far just hold on there is nothing to fear for I am right beside you for all my life I am yours
This is a goodbye even as I watch you leave this ins't goodbye I swear we will cry even as I watch you leave this isn't goodbye
Good evening, Croke Park! Whoo! How's everybody feeling tonight? All right? Let me hear Croke Park scream! Whoo! Wow! What can I say? It really feels absolutely amazing to be up here tonight. Well, ypu're all very, very welcome to the last ever Westlife concert. (crowd booing) I know. I tell you what, it's not very pretty to have 85,000 people booing me. Guys, as you all know, we've all been waiting for this night for a very long time when we made the announcement last year. And, you know, it's hard to believe it's here. It's hard to believe we're up on stage in front of 85,00 people in our home country. Not only do we have 85,000 people in here tonight, on Westlife's final night, but we have thousands of people watching all over the world in the cinemas live right now. So, anybody who's watching this on the big screens in the cinemas… Hello! So, as this is the very last Westlife concert, the whole idea of this, the whole idea when we decided that we were actually gonna call it a day, was to be able to get out here and to see our fans one more time. And to celebrate 14 years of amazing success. I have to say, Croke Park, there's no better place to be doing it than right here, in front of you guys, in this sold out stadium. In North Dublin, Nicky. So, guys, I have to say, tonight is all about celebrating that 14 years. Are you guys up for that? I said, are you guys up for that? Good stuff. I gonna save the emotional suff for later on. Let's get on with the show.


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Yes, at least the focus is on the frontrunners. But I am still disappointed that the focus has been on the fight, crash, and who was at fault for both. Little discussion has occurred about who would have won the race had the crash not occurred. My feeling is that Kyle would have won, Denny would have finished second and Joey third. Kyle blew by them even before they lost most of their speed from the bumping and banging. I think Denny had more momentum than Joey, having closed the gap on him before they crashed.
If Danica qualifies and finishes strong at Talledega, it will not speak well of the skill necessary to succeed at that track. Probably almost any taxi driver could sit on the pole and finish in the top ten in their first race ever at that track with a top tier car and a little luck. Not so at Martinsville or Darlington.


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Penny Dreadful
by Laurel Snyder
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Sweet and fun. It's the kind of book I would have loved when I was a child, full of references to other books, with a bit of trouble and a lot of humor. The characters are quirky without being scary, there's enough backstory but not too much, and it's, well, wholesome. Sweet is the proper word, I think- but the sweet of raspberries, not the sweet of candy bars.
Really enjoyed this one
What's not to like about a book that mentions Betsy-Tacy, Anne of Green Gables, and "Over the Rainbow"? Not to mention "chickabidee." :)
I really wanted to like this book. I liked Up and Down the Scratchy Mountains and Baxter the pig who wanted to be kosher. I really, really loved Any Which Wall. I even asked for a review copy of Penny, which I almost never do.
But it just didn't work. *sniff*
Penelope Grey is bored. She doesn't want to tell anyone because...well, she doesn't want to be a spoiled rich girl and she knows she has so much she shouldn't be bored but...she is. She has no friends, her parents work or socialize constantly, and she doesn't go to school, but has a tutor. So one day she puts a wish in the wishing well in the garden...and her dad quits his job. At first, Penelope thinks this might be, at least interesting, if not exactly what she was hoping for. But everything goes wrong. Pretty soon there's no money, no servants, her parents aren't talking to each other, and Penelope knows it's all her fault. Maybe another wish can set things right?
Suddenly, the whole family is moving to the country, to the tiny town of Thrush Junction where her mother has inherited a house...and, it turns out, a large group of rent-free tenants, not to mention some rather sizable debts incurred by rare llamas. Penelope gets a new name - Penny - a new friend, Luella, and a whole new world to explore. Will they be able to stay? Will Penny find the treasure? Will she make more friends?
The problem for me with this story was A. the characters never felt real and B. not enough happened. "Penelope's" life as a poor little rich girl felt exaggerated and unrealistic. She doesn't seem to ever leave the house, except for a few outings with a couple other girls (who I thought were nannies, until one of them is mentioned as having a sleepover). Why does Penelope have a tutor? Why doesn't she go to a private school? Her parents' sudden and complete helplessness in the face of money and practical issues felt wrong; how did her father run a company (however incompetently) without even the faintest idea of money? How does her family go from wealthy to complete poverty in only a couple weeks? Her mother throughout the book shows that she's had a capable and independent past, yet she seems to completely lose any practical abilities in the face of disaster.
Once we meet "Penny" I started getting drawn into the story. She felt more realistic and her struggles to fit in with kids who had very different backgrounds sounded real. However, I still kept waiting for something to happen. Money problems get worse, Penny and Luella hang about and meet some other kids, and then the treasure hunting expedition is crammed into the last few chapters. I wanted...more concrete action? Fewer side characters and more focus on the main characters, since I never felt like I got a really good handle on them, especially Luella.
Reading as an adult, and having grown up in and out of small towns, the happy happy feeling in Thrush Junction didn't work for me. The small towns I knew and lived in weren't...well, they weren't that happy. And there was a lot more alcohol around. And the acceptance of eccentrics...I guess maybe Ms. Snyder has had much better small town experiences than I have, that's all I can say.
So, those are the things that didn't work for me, the adult librarian reader. What about the intended audience, children? I don't honestly think this would have worked for me as an 8-12 year old either. I never did like eccentric characters and while I really liked small town adventure stories, I would have wanted more adventure, maybe some sneaking around at night at least, and a lot more funny bits. However, I do think there is an audience for this story. It's a good peaceful reading-in-the-summer-sun story. Kids who DO like eccentric characters with just a little hint of mystery will enjoy this story. Kids who want to fantasize about what it would be like to move to the country, who like stories about friendship and family, they will all enjoy this story.
Verdict: This story didn't work for me and I would probably have trouble booktalking it, but I'm still glad I purchased it for my library and it has circulated several times already. Probably those who like When You Reach Me (which didn't work for me either) would enjoy this one and it's a good summer reading story. Recommended for a core juvenile library collection.
ISBN: 9780375861994; Published September 28, 2010; Review copy provided by author; Purchased for my library
Penelope at first lives in an enormous house in New York City, but is very bored because she has a tutor so doesn't have friends and she doesn't do much besides read. Although she loves to read, she also wants to do things herself. Her parents are kind, but very busy and they don't like to tell Penelope about any problems the family may have. So only by eavesdropping does she learn that her father has quit his job and the family is running out of money. Then, out of the blue, her mother learns that she has inherited her great-aunt's home in rural Tennesse, and the family decides to move there. Penelope gains a friend or two, changes her name to Penny, and begins to live a much more interesting life. However, the family's money problems grow even more because the house comes with rent-free tenants and a lot of debt.
This is a heart-warming story about what's really important in life.
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Sarah Wayne Callies Returning to 'Prison Break'
I'm so glad to talk to you about this because we literally get floods of emails about Sarah Wayne Callies and her character Sara Tancredi. 'Sara, Sarah, save our doctor, oh my god we miss her so much,' so there's some seriously happy people out there right now.
Matt Olmstead: Good.
Sarah Wayne Callies, the actress will be back, but does that mean Dr. Sara Tancredi be back? Is it really her evil twin? What is this all mean?
Matt Olmstead: No, she's the real deal. Sara Tancredi is back.
And it's in the present day? It's not a season entirely in flashback-she'll walk in the door, and she joins the story in progress?
Matt Olmstead: Season four is jumping-forward, hit-the-ground-running storytelling. But we are dropping back, in flashback, and explaining how the characters got to where they are and the situation with her, certainly.
So by the middle of the season you'll be caught up, story-wise?
Matt Olmstead: We'll be caught up sooner than that. It's not like a 50/50 thing where it's half present-day, half in flashback. The flashbacks are much more economical, and you'll get it fairly quickly. There are some mysteries that we're going to extend out, but it's not going to be the bulk of the season.
Now, internally are you planning Season Four as a 22-episode season?
Matt Olmstead: Yes.
As I said, we've gotten emails galore about Sara(h), and I'm sure you've gotten a few of your own. Was this decision made because the fans were so vociferous about how much they wanted her back? Or had this been part of your overall plan for the character? How did this come about?
Matt Olmstead: It wasn't because of the fans that we did that, but it was the combination of the fans' reactions on the boards and emails, and people we, the writers, know personally would ask about it. And that led us all to have conversations internally, about the fact that there were a lot of people out there asking, "Is she really dead?"
We knew internally that when we didn't get Sarah Wayne Callies to come back in season three and be there to portray her character's death, as soon as it was written and filmed and we saw it on screen, we knew that it was actually a way you could describe how this wasn't Sarah's head in the box, basically. But at that point, we were going forward with other stories, so we kind of put that on the back burner.
But throughout that time we watched how people externally were really talking about what we thought might be the case, internally: The question of, "Is Sara Tancredi really dead?" So throughout season three we were mindful of references we'd make to and who took credit for killing her and all kinds of stuff regarding her death.
Ultimately, we came back after the strike to talk about season four, and that's when a bunch of things kind of came together, and we then had the big conversation. Is Sarah really alive and can we bring her back? And once we opened it up, it happened really quickly.
How did Sarah Wayne and Wentworth (Miller) feel about this?
Matt Olmstead: Wentworth is abroad promoting the show and I sent him an email, I have yet to hear back from him, I'm sure he's going to very excited about it, but in terms of Sarah Wayne...Initially, the way these things work, there has to be an offer first, so once our pitch about how the Sarah character would be a part of the season was approved and met enthusiastically, the offer went out. And once the offer was on the table, that's when Sarah Wayne and I spoke, and I told her what I had in mind creatively, because what we have in mind is something she can definitely sink her teeth into creatively.
It's not just you pick her back up, and she's there as the loyal girlfriend and "Michael, go do your thing, and I'll be waiting for you when I get back." Again, we're jumping forward story-wise. There will be a bit of a mystery period where we cover what happened. It becomes about Michael trying to figure out what happened to her. It's his attempt to reclaim her, and her trying to figure out what happened and dealing with it. So laying all that out to Sarah, the actress, she liked that, and so she slept on it, and then we made a deal.
The end of season three seemed to imply that season four would have something to do with Michael avenging Sarah's murder. How does her return change any plans you had and what can you tell us about season four?
You know, the strike through a wrench into things in that there was no back nine for us, telling about all those stories, so we were asked to go right to a season four, instead of just picking up moments later, we took that opportunity to be ambitious about it, so we're jumping ahead picking up down the road. There's a fresh aspect to it, but there's a mystery aspect to it.
How did these people get there? How is that person talking to this person? And then we're dropping back and answering those questions, so it becomes about slowly discovering how Sarah got back, how Michael found her, those type of things.
If Sarah's back, will there finally be some romance and maybe some sex for Sarah and Michael?
Matt Olmstead: Yes! They are finally together, but like I said there have always been these physical barriers between them. He was incarcerated, she worked in the prison hospital, so obviously there's a barrier. He was on the run, she was in another part of the country, there's a barrier.
Here they are finally able to be together, but we are jumping ahead [in time], so there's that period that's unaccounted for, so what happened to her, what happened to him and hope they both help each other get past that, get past these...invisible barriers.
There's no physical barriers anymore between them, but they're both pretty banged up when they see each other, and it's about how they get past that to really find that real intimacy.
So they're not necessarily living together in suburbia with a dog and a baby, but they reconnect and we're sort of watching them get to know each other again?
Matt Olmstead: I mean it's Prison Break, so they're all still trying to clear their names avoid jail time avoid death and so there's still that locomotive feel to it, storytelling-wise, and while that's going on on, on the fly, these two people are trying to save each other.
I know the women's prison spinoff was under consideration for a while. Is that still something you'd think you'd want to do?
Matt Olmstead: Very much so. We're working on a script, but right we're focused on Season Four Prison Break, and then we'll spin that off.
We'll have more on Prison Break as soon as we get more information.
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sarah and michael oh yeah i could not be happier they are so great together
6 years agoby @tammy-saylorFlag
Sarah's coming back makes many people happy, but also makes the series predictable.
I would expect more creativity from the writers. Leaving Sarah dead and still being able to make the series interesting would be a real chalenge to the creators but unfortunately they didn't take it.
Prison break will be a specific series for a specific audience and nothing more.
I knew Sarah wasn't dead.
6 years agoby @tremendoustroy67Flag
Well the head in the box was probably the corps that Lincoln went to identify in the morgue early in the season. He sais it wasn't her, but they might of swapped bodies when they delievered the box the brothers...That's what I'm thinking anyways...besides that, we'll have to see how it turns out i guess...
I might be into this if Sarah comes back, truly alive. I'd just like to see how they write their way out of her death.
6 years agoby @yotaruvegetaFlag
Shes hot.
6 years agoby @cerealkillerFlag