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I was just on CNN discussing Mary Cheneyshe's pregnant, dontcha knowwith some smarmy piece of shit from Concerned Women for America. Time really flies when you're doing five minutes on a cable news program, and I didn't get to what I really wanted to say. Which was this:
How is this any business of the Concerned Women for America? How is it my business? Or Anderson Cooper's? This seems like it's a private matter, something between Mary Cheney and her partner Heather Poe.
And you know what else? It really comes down to this: Mary Cheney's uterus belongs to Mary Cheney and she can pretty much do whatever the fuck she likes with it. She can have babies with it or keep her car keys in it or fill it up with potting soil and plant tulip bulbs in it. It's her uterus.
And even if the Concerned Women of Americaand the Christian Coalition and Mitt Romney and Pat Robertson and on and onthink it's wrong, what the fuck do they plan to do about it? Fine, okay: They don't think Mary Cheney or any other lesbian should be in charge of her own uterus. But how do they propose to enforce that exactly? Have states declare eminent domain over lesbian ovaries and seize them? Forced sterilizations at women's music festivals?
And while a forced sterilization might have prevented Cheney's pregnancy a few months back, it's a little late for that now. She's already pregnant. So what do these armies of compassion intend to do about Cheney now? Force her to get an abortion?
"Freedom," as Mary Cheney's father once said, "means freedom for everyone." The gay haters on the right may not approve of what Mary Cheney is doing, just as they don't approve of what my partner and I did eight years ago when we adopted, and they're free to disappove. But they seem to think their disapproval should give them a veto.
That's not the way freedom works.
I guess what I really wanted to say to that douche from Concerned Women for America was this: Like it or not, bitch, Mary Cheney is having a baby. Suck it.


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Pathologist Gert Saayman was interrupted several times by the
27-year-old Paralympic and Olympic athlete's sobbing and
retching but the defence team argued against an adjournment,
saying a break would not improve his state of mind.
Earlier, Judge Thokozile Masipa imposed a broadcast blackout
on Saayman's testimony out of respect for Steenkamp's family
and to prevent children from accidentally hearing its
"Broadcast would compromise the privacy of the deceased, hurt
the interests of the Steenkamps and be against the morals of
society," Saayam said when he took the stand to ask for a
temporary broadcast blackout of a trial that has so far been
shown in its entirety on live television.
Masipa, who has been presiding over the week-long trial,
extended the ban to live reporting on Twitter.
Pistorius, nicknamed "Bladerunner" for the special
prosthetics he wears in competition, admits he shot
29-year-old Steenkamp, a model and law graduate, but argues
that it was a tragic case of mistaken identity and that he
thought she was an intruder who had broken in to his luxury
Pretoria home.
In his testimony, Saayman confirmed that Steenkamp was hit in
the head, arm and hip by three shots fired through the locked
door of a toilet cubicle. A fourth round fired by Pistorius
Saayman also disclosed Pistorius was using 'hollow-point'
rounds, ammunition designed to disintegrate on impact with
tissue to cause maximum damage.
Her right upper arm was shattered, the hip wound could well
have been fatal, while that to her head would have
incapacitated her immediately, he added. No blood was found
in her airways, suggesting she breathed only a few times
before dying.
In between bouts of sobbing and retching, Pistorius sat with
his head bowed, covering his ears with his hands and a white
handkerchief in an attempt to block out Saayman's testimony.
Saayman is the first expert to testify at the trial, which
has so far heard several witnesses who reported hearing a
woman screaming before a volley of shots in the early hours
of Feb. 14 - Valentine's Day - at Pistorius' home.
The killing stunned South Africa and the millions of
Pistorius supporters around the world who admired the athlete
as a symbol of triumph over physical adversity.
He had his disabled lower legs amputated as a baby but -
running on carbon fibre prosthetic "blades" - made it to the
semi-final of the 400 metres at the London 2012 Olympics
competing against able-bodied sprinters.
If found guilty of murder, he faces at least 25 years behind
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In the last decade, developments in molecular (nucleic acid-based) diagnostic methods have made significant improvements in the detection of plant pathogens. By using methods such as the polymerase chain reaction (PCR), the range of targets that can now be reliably diagnosed has grown to the extent that there are now extremely few, known pathogens that cannot be identified accurately by using laboratory-based diagnostics. However, while the detection of pathogens in individual, infected samples is becoming simpler, there are still many scenarios that present a major challenge to diagnosticians and plant pathologists. Amongst these are the detection of pathogens in soil or viruses in their vectors, high throughput testing and the development of generic methods, that allow samples to be simultaneously screened for large numbers of pathogens. Another major challenge is to develop robust technologies that avoid the reliance on well-equipped central laboratories and making reliable diagnostics available to pathologists in the field or in less-developed countries. In recent years, much of the research carried out on phytodiagnostics has focussed in these areas and as a result many novel, routine diagnostic tests are becoming available. This has been possible due to the introduction of new molecular technologies such real-time PCR and microarrays. These advances have been complemented by the development of new nucleic acid extraction methods, increased automation, reliable internal controls, assay multiplexing and generic amplification methods. With developments in new hardware, field-portable real-time PCR is now also a reality and offers the prospect of ultra-rapid, on-site molecular diagnostics for the first time. In this paper, the development and implementation of new diagnostic methods based upon novel molecular techniques is presented, with specific examples given to demonstrate how these new methods can be used to overcome some long-standing problems.
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|Reds | J.J. Hoover sent down
Wed, 29 Jun 2016 08:13:41 -0700
Cincinnati Reds RP J.J. Hoover was optioned to Class AAA Louisville Wednesday, June 29.
Fantasy Tip: Hoover has been awful all year despite the team essentially handing him the closer role to open the year. He has a 13.50 ERA and allowed 10 runs in his last two outings. He could receive one more shot later in the season if Tony Cingrani falters, but he shouldn't be owned for now.
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|Cubs | Javier Baez belts first career grand slam
Tue, 28 Jun 2016 21:39:41 -0700
Chicago Cubs 2B/SS/OF Javier Baez went hitless in his first six at-bats Tuesday, June 28, but made up for a lousy night at the plate with one swing, jumping on a 1-2 fastball from Cincinnati Reds RP J.J. Hoover in the 15th inning and sending it over the fence in center for his first career grand slam.
Fantasy Tip: The 15th-inning grand slam is the latest such hit by a Cub in team history. Baez hasn't seen the kind of playing time some had hoped this spring and especially after Kyle Schwarber was lost for the season, so he's been a bit of a disappointment despite the fact he can play so many positions. He's still valuable enough to keep on most fantasy rosters but should be riding the bench in most leagues.
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|Reds | Jose Peraza, J.J. Hoover coming up
Tue, 14 Jun 2016 12:03:11 -0700
Cincinnati Reds 2B Jose Peraza and RP J.J. Hoover were recalled from Class AAA Louisville Tuesday, June 14. In corresponding moves, P Daniel Wright was optioned to Louisville and INF/C Jordan Pacheco (shoulder) was placed on the 15-day disabled list with shoulder tendinitis.
Fantasy Tip: Peraza is a notable Reds second base prospect, but he didn't show well after being called up earlier this year. He'll get another chance, but it remains to be seen how much he'll play. He's worth a pickup in deep mixed and NL-only leagues for his speed, mainly. Hoover entered the year as the favorite to close, but his ghastly numbers (14.34 ERA, 2.34 WHIP, six homers allowed) got him demoted quickly. He's unlikely to pitch in high-leverage situations.
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|Reds | J.J. Hoover optioned to minors
Sun, 08 May 2016 07:15:51 -0700
The Cincinnati Reds have demoted RP J.J. Hoover to Class AAA Louisville.
Fantasy Tip: Hoover began the 2016 season as the Reds' ninth-inning man but went 0-1 with a 14.34 ERA in 12 appearances. The club is using a closer-by-committee setup for the time being, with Tony Cingrani, Caleb Cotham and Ross Ohlendorf serving as the most likely candidates to receive save opportunities. These pitchers should be rostered in NL-only fantasy formats or by owners who are desperate for saves.
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|Reds | J.J. Hoover no longer the only closer
Fri, 22 Apr 2016 19:43:50 -0700
Cincinnati Reds RP J.J. Hoover allowed four runs on five hits while recording just two outs in an 8-1 loss to the Chicago Cubs Friday, April 22, in his first appearance since he was told by manager Bryan Price that he will no longer be pitching exclusively in the ninth inning.
Fantasy Tip: Hoover's ERA sits at 19.50, and if it weren't for the state of Cincinnati bullpen, he would be out the closer conversation completely. As it stands, he could still find his way to some save chances and is worth hanging on to in deeper mixed and NL-only formats.
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|Reds | Cincinnati going with closer committee
Wed, 20 Apr 2016 13:02:01 -0700
Updating a previous report, Cincinnati Reds RPs Tony Cingrani, J.J. Hoover and Caleb Cotham will be employed in a closer-by-committee approach moving forward, according to manager Bryan Price.
Fantasy Tip: Cingrani likely has the most fantasy appeal at this point because of his strikeout upside. The converted starter owns a career 11.4 K/9 through 52 appearances as a reliever. Cothmam and Hoover should also be owned in the majority of leagues, and especially if you're chasing saves.
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|Reds | J.J. Hoover likely unavailable
Wed, 20 Apr 2016 07:49:47 -0700
Cincinnati Reds RP J.J. Hoover is likely unavailable Wednesday, April 20, and manager Bryan Price said he hasn't made a decision regarding Hoover's closer status.
Fantasy Tip: If the Reds have a save opportunity, Tony Cingrani or Caleb Cotham could figure in. If you're in a league that allows daily pickups/lineup moves and you're desperate for saves, here's a shot in the dark.
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|Reds | J.J. Hoover on the hot seat
Wed, 20 Apr 2016 04:07:54 -0700
Cincinnati Reds RP J.J. Hoover is in danger of losing his closer job after allowing a two-run homer Tuesday, April 19, in what has been a rough start to the season. "I'm going to sleep on it," manager Bryan Price said. "I'll probably have a better answer moving ahead tomorrow."
Fantasy Tip: Hoover has been shaky, blowing one save and allowing two runs to score in his only converted save. The Reds don't have a lockdown option behind him. Lefty Tony Cingrani has been used situationally, Jumbo Diaz was sent down and Ross Ohlendorf has a 9.45 ERA. Then you have Caleb Cotham, who is a relative unknown, but he has tossed eight scoreless innings thus far. The 28-year-old has five K's in those eight innings. Our FAAB money would be on Cotham next up if a switch is made.
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|Reds | J.J. Hoover bends but doesn't break
Sat, 16 Apr 2016 14:31:27 -0700
Cincinnati Reds RP J.J. Hoover allowed two runs on two hits and a walk but closed out a 9-8 victory Saturday, April 16.
Fantasy Tip: He was lit up for four runs in one-third of an inning in his previous outing, and he's sporting an ugly 17.18 ERA early on. Jumbo Diaz and maybe Dan Straily could stand to benefit if his struggles continue.
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|Reds | Disastrous outing for J.J. Hoover
Thu, 14 Apr 2016 20:34:35 -0700
Cincinnati Reds RP J.J. Hoover allowed four earned runs on three hits and three walks while recording just one out against the Chicago Cubs in a non-save situation Thursday, April 14, and his ERA rose to 16.88 for the year.
Fantasy Tip: Hoover blew his first save opportunity of the year, and after this outing, his status as the team's closer has to be in doubt. Grab Jumbo Diaz if you are hunting for potential saves.
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She graduated summa cum laude from Hendersonville High School at the age of 16. After marrying, she was employed by Moore General Hospital during World War II while her husband served overseas. She and her husband lived in Virginia and Florida before settling in Medford, Ore., where their daughter was born. She lived in Medford, Ore., for 30 years. She was office manager for the law firm of Van Dyke, Dellenback and DuBay. She was invited to become a member of Altrusa, a businesswomen's service organization, and served as vice president.
She took early retirement and returned to Hendersonville to be with her mother. When her daughter was seriously injured as a passenger in an automobile accident, she returned to the West Coast to be with her for two years. Subsequently, she and her daughter returned to Hendersonville, where she devoted herself to returning her daughter to good health, using her many talents and all her love.
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BERNALILLO, N.M. - The Sandoval County Republican Party wants to divorce itself from County Clerk Victoria Dunlap.
The Republican clerk garnered national attention when she issued 66 same-sex marriage licenses on Feb. 20. She has desisted from issuing any more licenses while a court order remains in effect.
"We just don't want anything to do with her anymore," county GOP chairman Richard Gibbs said Thursday. "We've had a bellyful."
Gibbs said the county party will meet this weekend to censure Dunlap. A censure serves as a rebuke to a public official, but there's no legal force behind the motion.
"We will disassociate ourselves with her," Gibbs said.
But Dunlap doesn't care.
"I'm not going to cry too much," she said. "That means nothing to me. I'm not active in the party."
Dunlap, who was elected four years ago, isn't seeking re-election to the post. But she is making a run for the County Commission. She will face Republican Chris Thomas in the primary. The incumbent is Democrat Jack Thomas, no relation.
Dunlap said she will go door to door in her run for the commission.
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Maybe it's optimism on my part, but I always felt that Robbie needed the chance to show what he could do on a run of games, not as a one-off player. Perhaps if he sat behind Kuyt and Bellamy as part of a 4-3-1-2 formation?


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He would never know if the tattoo on his forehead is spelt correctly since he would need to be able to read the mirror image!
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Guys we shouldn't pick on the disabled.. For all we know he's struggling with some form of dementia, and the nurses allowed him out his padded room to play on a computer, and he stumbled across the message boards. It's obvious he can't spell or count, so god knows he can probably barely keep up and read..
I for one support this brave, unfortunate, mentally challenged little guy and hope they wipe the drool from his mouth before getting to a keyboard again..
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Neighbors: Gunfire preceded by fights in wounding of 14-year-old
Published: Friday, September 26, 2008 at 3:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, September 26, 2008 at 11:48 a.m.
GRAY Evyonne Bradford was sitting with family in the living room of her trailer Wednesday night when a stray bullet tore across her street, punctured her bedroom wall and came to rest inside her 65-inch television.
Bradford, 52, said it was only one of many shots she heard that night during an argument that deputies say included crossfire among young boys and landed a 14-year-old in the hospital with a gunshot wound.
There were too many to count, she said.
Residents of Mobile Estates Drive, the street where the shooting occurred, said Wednesdays violent episode followed a series of fights in the neighborhood in recent weeks, many of which involved young teenagers.
Bradford said her 34-year-old son was shot in the hand during one such episode while running from a group of boys in a car. Her way of coping with the violence is to lay low and keep herself and her family out of the fray.
You can try to live with it, Bradford said. I just dont talk to anyone.
Residents said they didnt know the
reason for the fight, which led to the arrest of three teens and the ticketing of several young boys one only 10 for inciting a riot. But police say the fight appears to have been retaliation from a fight earlier in the day.
Deputies said a white sedan carrying nine boys drove into the neighborhood, and two of its passengers opened fire on Derrick Short, 19, at the 300 block of Mobile Estates Drive.
Short, 604 Linda Ann St., returned fire when the 14-year-old suspect was struck, according to a news release from the sheriffs office. Investigators deduced that Short fired the shot that hit the teen, because he was the only one to shoot back, Sheriffs Office Maj. Malcolm Wolfe said.
You have gunshots going in two different directions, Wolfe said. He was the only one shooting from that direction. Its probable that hes the one who shot him.
The 14-year-old was taken to Terrebonne General Medical Center with gunshot wounds to his stomach and leg. He was listed in stable condition.
Deputies investigated the shooting until 5 a.m., Wolfe said. Arrests and citations ensued. The most serious of the charges, attempted second-degree murder, were filed against Short and two others, a 14- and 15-year-old boy.
Seven others ages 10 to 20 -- were ticketed for inciting a riot.
The 14-year-old who is charged with attempted second-degree murder is not the same boy wounded in the shooting, Wolfe said. He said deputies are unsure whether the hospitalized teenager will be charged or whether he was directly involved in the shooting.
A 16-year-old boy, whose mother requested that his name not be published because it could cause problems for him, said he was playing football in the street when a car arrived and a fight quickly began between Short and one of its passengers.
Its cause was unclear, he said.
They just started swinging at each other, he said.
Three cars returned, a white Lincoln and two dark-colored cars, and opened fire, he said. He described multiple shooters, some of whom sat on the sills of the car windows to take aim.
Cleveland Verdin, the areas constable, said residents complain to him about the fights, which he suspects are drug related. Trying to find information from residents is frustrating, he said.
The clashes fizzle before he arrives and residents point fingers at each other, Verdin said. Parents rarely discuss issues that involve their children.
Thats one of the problems. The parents cover up for those kids, he said. Nobody knows anything. But I know theyre lying.
Verdin suggested that the violence begins when others come into the neighborhood.
Im always seeing new faces, People moving in and moving out. Its hard to tell whether they live there or not, to be honest.
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Dudley Tabor
Published: Wednesday, January 30, 2008 at 12:16 p.m.
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Dudley "Pa-Do" Paul Tabor, 71, a native of Choctaw and resident of Slidell, died at 6:30 a.m. Monday, Jan. 28, 2008.
Visitation will be from 8 a.m. to funeral time Thursday at Choctaw Fire Station. Mass will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at St. James Chapel in Choctaw, with burial in the church cemetery.
He is survived by his wife, Vernice Ordoyne Tabor; one son, Norman Paul Tabor and wife, Theresa; one daughter, Christine Tabor Songy and husband, Steve; three brothers, Butler P. Tabor Sr. and wife, Martha, Phillip Tabor Sr. and wife, Eduvina and Earl Tabor; two sisters, Catherine Tabor Hebert and husband, Rodney, and Dale Tabor Martin and husband, Roger; five stepchildren, Wanda Landry Loupe and husband, Eugene, Patricia Landry Durocher and husband, Willie, Benita Landry Hebert and husband, Randy, Terry Landry and wife, Patricia, and Gary Landry; six grandchildren; 10 step-grandchildren; and five step-great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Rubin P. Tabor and Lula Hebert Tabor; his grandparents, Marcel Tabor and Pauline B. Tabor, Cleveland Hebert and Bertha Hebert; and two step-grandchildren, Eugenie Loupe and Tyler Hebert.
Pa-Do will be sadly missed by his little girl "Poodie" Princess. He was very honored and proud to be Grand Marshall in 1994 at the Choctaw Fireman Fair. He loved being with his friends, playing pedro and enjoyed taking his family and friends to eat out.
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The Mets slipped a little further back in the playoff chase Friday, going 0-for-8 with runners in scoring position in a 6-1 home loss to the Rockies.
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So here's something I've been experimenting with for the last couple days. I was going to attempt something in LDD that seemed like it could be a UCS-level thing. I wanted to make a full Cthulhu model. I also decided not to use Universe mode, as, I dunno, a challenge. And if I ended up loving the thing and I fell onto a pile of money, maybe I'd order it. I'm not sure I do and I know I didn't, so it will remain virtual for the time being. I also left it as a bust rather than a full figure, mostly because of the LDD parts limitations, and constructing an entire body still might be a little beyond me. Still, here are some photos:
I guess it could also work as just a monster squid thing. Although it's pretty wonky if that's the case.
I didn't really know how to round the head out, so I went with a transparency with some alien extradimensional brains inside.
I'm not in love with the underside, but it was hard coaxing LDD into letting me get pieces into some of those angles, and maintain some level of [virtual] stability. Speaking of LDD being a pain in the rump, instead of a name plate I made an Elder Sign:
That Flex tool is super aggravating!
Anyway, yeah. What's terrible about it?
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The Book of Secrets
A classic, prize-winning novel about an epic migration and a lone woman haunted by the past in frontier Waipu.
A classic, prize-winning novel about an epic migration and a lone woman haunted by the past in frontier Waipu.
In the 1850s, a group of settlers established a community at Waipu in the northern part of New Zealand. They were led there by a stern preacher, Norman McLeod. The community had followed him from Scotland in 1817 to found a settlement in Nova Scotia, then subsequently to New Zealand via Australia.
Their incredible journeys actually happened, and in this winner of the New Zealand Book Awards, Fiona Kidman breathes life and contemporary relevance into the facts by creating a remarkable fictional story of three women entangled in the migrations - Isabella, her daughter Annie and granddaughter Maria.
McLeod's harsh leadership meant that anyone who ran counter to him had to live a life of secrets. The 'secrets' encapsulated the spirit of these women in their varied reactions to McLeod's strict edicts and connect the past to the present and future.
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"The novel is truthful in the ways that history never is, in creating the lives of ordinary, important people." - Christchurch Press
"In the craft of her storytelling and in her compassionate gutsy tough expression of female experience, she is the best we have." - NZ Listener
"The Book of Secrets is . . . being hailed as Fiona Kidman's best and most ambitious novel to date. It traces familiar ground in her work, women's lives and intertwined histories, but lifts them into a wider and more reverberative fabrication." - Dominion Sunday Star Times
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Fiona Kidman has published over 30 books, including novels, poetry, non-fiction and a play. She has worked as a librarian, creative writing teacher, radio producer and critic, and as a scriptwriter for radio, television and film, but primarily as a writer. The New Zealand Listener wrote: 'In her craft and her storytelling and in her compassionate gutsy tough expression of female experience, she is the best we have.'
She has been the recipient of numerous awards and fellowships; in more recent years The Captive Wife was runner-up for the Deutz Medal for Fiction and was joint-winner of the Readers' Choice Award in the 2006 Montana New Zealand Book Awards, and her short story collection The Trouble With Fire was shortlisted for both the NZ Post Book Awards and the Frank O'Connor Short Story Award.
She was created a Dame (DNZM) in 1998 in recognition of her contribution to literature, and more recently a Chevalier de l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres and a Chevalier of the French Legion of Honour. 'We cannot talk about writing in New Zealand without acknowledging her,' wrote New Zealand Books. 'Kidman's accessible prose and the way she shows (mainly) women grappling to escape from restricting social pressures has guaranteed her a permanent place in our fiction.'
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Iyanla Vanzant isn't just the woman who offers support to people in trouble on her new OWN show "Iyanla: Fix My Life," debuting September 15 at 10 p.m. with Evelyn Lozada. (A second follow-up show with Lozada airs on September 22 at 10 p.m.) The author/teacher/healer knows of what she speaks – having overcome domestic violence, her son's incarceration, her daughter's death, losing her home and a divorce. Vanzant even humbled herself on national television in one of the most gripping Oprah episodes ever, where she apologized to the media mogul for not being ready for her first opportunity. Fortunately, Oprah can forgive; a concept that is central to Vanzant's new show. She didn't hesitate making the most of her second chance. Vanzant's already starred on "Lifeclass" with Oprah and this new show will continue in that healing vein.
"Iyanla: Fix My Life's" first guest, controversial reality star Evelyn Lozada, became even more controversial after accusing her soon to be ex-husband, former NFL star Chad Johnson of domestic abuse. Here's what Vanzant had to say about Oprah, Lozada and what to expect on her new show.
Blackamericaweb.com: Tell us a little bit about the new show.
Iyanla Vanzant: Our formula is very simple. We look at whatever the problem is and explore some of the possible causes for whatever the problem is and we offer a solution and then support the guest in enacting the solution. We look at real people with real issues and offer practical resolution – skills, tools and information that will bring them to evolution or at least the possibility of solution. What's often missed in the reality genre is that we look at dysfunction and issues as entertainment and there's no resolution.
Blackamericaweb.com: How is this different from your last reality TV show "Starting Over?"
Iyanla Vanzant: It's similar in the sense that we deal with individual real life challenges. The distinction here is that I go to the people and in "Starting Over" they came to me. I'm actually going to the people's house, in their home, in their environment and I think that is safer for them and it makes me the vulnerable party because I'm the one coming in. It also creates a great intimacy. You kind of appreciate when someone comes to help you.
Blackamericaweb.com: What kinds of problems are you dealing with on the show and are you focusing on women only?
Iyanla Vanzant: Eight to eighty, blind, crippled and trying not to be crazy! (Laughs). It's the challenges that we all face in life. On our premiere show, I'm working with Evelyn Lozada before there were any problems in her marriage. Nobody is immune. We all have challenges. Money, fame, fortune and a big house doesn't make you immune to the challenges or the blessings of life. What we look at is her, because she is the one that reached out and I went to support her. I'm sure there are things we talked about that may have a foreshadowing of what [happened later].
Blackamericaweb.com: Will "Iyanla: Fix My Life" be viewer-generated? Going forward will people be able to write into you and ask to be on the show?
Iyanla Vanzant: That's how it works now. All of our guests wrote in to us in response to an inquiry or in response to a Lifeclass. All of our guests wrote into us. We didn't cast any of these people. They came to us.
Blackamericaweb.com: So many people watched you and Oprah reconcile on her show. That was pretty amazing, because it illustrated the kinds of issues and misunderstandings that often come up between African-American women. How were you able to shape that conversation so that it ultimately turned out to be healing and allowed the two of you to work together again?
Iyanla Vanzant: That was our intention. To have the conversation that was a demonstration of healing. What we brought to the conversation was the willingness to hear, a willingness to listen and a willingness to tell our truth, which we hadn't done prior to that. I'm so grateful that people got that this was not just me and Oprah having a conversation but how to heal a breakdown in a relationship particularly for women and women of color.
Blackamericaweb.com: What are the biggest lessons that people can take not just from that conversation but from your new show?
Iyanla Vanzant: My work right now from "Lifeclass" to "Iyanla: Fix My Life" is about giving people skills, tools and information they need to be better across the board no matter what the issue is. Number 1: Tell. The.Truth. We keep making up stories and eliminating facts and changing situations and scenarios. We have to learn to tell the radical, ruthless, gut-level truth about who we are, what we need, what we want, what we do, what we don't do, what works, what doesn't work – there are so many things that we lie about or that we withhold information about. We've got to learn to be authentic. Show up as who you are and stop trying to be who you are not. Call a thing a thing. Stop making excuses for bad behavior and wrongdoing. Forgiveness, forgiveness, forgiveness! Did I mention that forgiveness will be a big theme in "Iyanla: Fix My Life?" I would say those four things are the common themes throughout all the shows.
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Cooking Class: Kids Chocolate Mania
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Above: Chef Arleen Lloyd.
You can never have too much chocolate! Join chef Arleen Lloyd as we explore the world of chocolaty madness where we'll dip all kinds of goodies into the magic elixir as well as learn to mold chocolate into shapes.
*Bring an apron, closed toed shoes, and containers to carry your creations home. (Ages 8-13).
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Geothermal: An Underrated Climate Solution
Like solar thermal power, geothermal power is too often neglected. Indeed, the Bush administration has proposed zeroing out the geothermal energy program for two years running.
But a major 2007 study sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy, "The Future of Geothermal Energy" (a 372-page PDF) reveals the potential if we redouble our efforts toward this zero-carbon power source. The MIT-led panel of scientists, economic experts, and engineers found that Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS) that use "heat-mining technology, which is designed to extract and utilize the earth's stored thermal energy" could contribute 10% of baseload power by mid-century:
The panel thinks that with a combined public/private investment of about $800 million to $1 billion over a 15-year period, EGS technology could be deployed commercially on a timescale that would produce more than 100,000 MWe or 100 GWe of new capacity by 2050. This amount is approximately equivalent to the total R&D investment made in the past 30 years to EGS internationally, which is still less than the cost of a single, new-generation, clean-coal power plant.
Technology Review has a nice summary piece here. And you can find a lot more about geothermal here.
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I agree that Geothermal Power is neglected, which is a shame. I'd definitely like to see it considered along with Solar and Wind as a good choice for green energy.
I think you might also mention the advantages of another style of Geothermal, the Geothermal Heat Pump: where you exchange heat with the constant temperature ground rather than the air for your HVAC needs. Geothermal Heat Pumps can be more than twice as efficient at both heating and cooling homes and businesses, though higher installation costs push the payback out several years. Given how much power we use on heating & cooling, greater adoption of this type of technology could have a huge net impact.
My residential geothermal heat pump comes out only
slightly cheaper than than LP gas in heating but for
cooling it is almost 1/3 the cost of typical air exchange
whole house air conditioning. Imagine if all air conditioners
ran on this principle. It saves so much on peak electricity
generation that my power supplier gives me a lower electric
rate because of my heat pump.
Payout was originally calculated to be at 12 years but due to
rising cost of LP gas I believe it has paid off much sooner.
Using geothermal energy from deep in the earth can be dangerous, as the Swiss recently learned, when a geothermal power plant in Basel triggered an earthquake.
I had long suspected that earthquakes might be an issue with geothermal power. (I took a freshman geology class, so I am an expert.) Over most of the United States, the hot rocks are three of four miles down, so drilling is going to be expensive. As you withdrawal heat from the earth, you will have to move your hole. So we have the problem of geological instability, and uncertain expense connected with geothermal power. In places volcanic areas like California and Iceland, geothermal works, but i do think that geothermal power is not popular in Basel at the moment. We need far more research, and experimentation befre we bet on geothermal.
Too bad we didn't heed advice like Mr. Barton's for wind. Now we know it runs on no better than 20% capacity factor (so divide megawatts generated as asserted by the industry by 5) and produces least during summer days when need most, and produces most (winter nights) when needed least. That's why a generation of experience with wind in Europe has yet to displace a single conventional power plant. And there, more densely populated than the U.S., policy is increasingly moving toward off-shore siting to avoid nuisance noise impacts on people. A 60-turbine wind farfm slices through 10,000 acres on average, compared to


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Mark Levin: Obama defies federal courts and federal law; states should defy Obama's unconstitutional actions
Mark Levin says that Obama has now created a constitutional crisis:
We have a rogue board call the National Labor Relations Board. … Three people are siting there unconstitutionally issuing opinions involving business and labor unions. The court ruled that they don't have any power because Obama didn't have the power to rule the Senate in recess and to make those appointments. Obama doesn't have the power to change the welfare statute to eliminate work. Obama doesn't have all kinds of power that he's exercising. Neither does his bureaucracy over there at the EPA and so forth.
So what I am suggesting is that the states follow suit and the states say look, if the Constitution doesn't apply to him, then you can assert the Constitution against us – Or you can, but catch us if you can, let the law catch up with us. We'll do the same thing Obama does, but we'll do it in the name of liberty.
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Moth Prop Reaction by moth-eatnWatch
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Walk cycle + prop reaction animation of my lioness character, Moth. Done for my 2D Animation class
omg that's so cool!!
Its very smooth with great anticipation frames and holds. You do a great job keeping proportions throughout the frames and really conveying weight and movement. Excellent work
That's adorable >w<
well done
ahh this is so perfect. Are you going to add a run cycle to it as well?
Where did her tail go when she picked up the prop?
asjhkd SO CUTE
Wauw, amazing movement!!
This is so much fun! I love the squash and stretch and the timing is lovely. Fun stuff!
This is one of the best animal cycles I've seen on deviantart And it looks like a solid piece ^__^
I dig it lots
I dig it lots
Ahaa, this is awesome. That walk cycle is sick, and the scene pacing also really works for me. The leap back seems a wee bit too fast, but that's the only nitpick I can muster for ya. c:


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i have an app, that needs to run in the folder in root of C drive (C:\AppFolder). And on client, i need map network drive for C:\ because that app searches for \AppFolder... directory. So i have shared my C:\ drive on my win server 2012 and mapped it on my client. And've set full control permissions for everyone (guest account on server is enabled also) on C:\AppFolder, but when im trying to writte to this folder if i access it thru mapped drive, it fails. If I additionally share C:\AppFolder, i can writte to that folder if i acces it thru \server\AppFolder, but i still cant writte thru mapped drive. I've tried all kind of permission setting but without any success. Thanx fo help
closed as unclear what you're asking by RobM, Sirex, mdpc, HopelessN00b, HBruijn♦ Nov 26 '14 at 18:47
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Slight confusion. Does the server have a server-side application that requires the application to reside in C:\AppFolder? I ask this, as the client obviously won't have a drive mapped as C:.
Aside from that, there's two things that are possibly happening here. First, the share may still be set as read-only (check by typing NET SHARE <SHARENAME> from the server console.
Secondly, User Account Control (UAC) may be preventing access.
However, in my opinion, and it's only me being a bit of a purest, I'd have the actual application data on D:\APPFOLDER, and then create a symbolic link (aka junction) on C:\APPFOLDER, pointing at D:\APPFOLDER. This can be achieved using MKLINK.
Finally, for completeness, could you try the following from the server, and publish the results:
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Round One of the Cleveland International Piano Competition Begins
The 2016 Cleveland International Piano Competition (CIPC) began on Sunday with a performance from 2013 winner and CIM alum Stanislav Khristenko (AD '11, Babayan). On Monday, July 25, the competition moves into its first sessions of round one. CIM alum Shen Lu (AD '16, Paik) will perform Monday at 3:50pm and alum Tomer Gewirtzman (MM '15, Babayan) will compete during session six on Wednesday, July 27 at 8pm. Watch all the performances online at clevelandpiano.org.
Summer Festivals Are Underway!
From Aspen to Encore to Utrecht, CIM students and faculty are off, playing and teaching at festivals around the globe. For some, the term "summer festival" might conjure up images of canoe rides or bunking in log cabins, but for musicians, this is anything but. In these often summer-long programs, students spend their days in intensive coaching sessions, master classes and rehearsals and their nights performing in outdoor amphitheaters or in centuries-old music halls around Europe.
Music and Nature In Perfect Harmony at the Holden Arboretum
Get your summer fix of the Cleveland Institute of Music on Tuesday nights at the Holden Arboretum. Kicking off on July 12 and running throughout the summer, the Holden Arboretum hosts summer concerts that frequently feature CIM students. The concert series, now in its seventh season, includes CIM student performers due to the generosity of Gay Cull Addicott, who believes that "the musical futures of CIM students will help ensure the future of classical music."
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The lower half of my screen is flickering in pulses, what can I do to make it stop permanently
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Screen flickering on a laptop is usually caused by or is probably due to an inverter problem. The inverter supplies power to the screen's backlight. Inverters are easy to replace and usually cost about $100. If your laptop screen is a solid white color, then the problem is possibly a bad cable connection between the monitor and the system board. Open up your laptop and make sure that the cables and connections are set correctly and undamaged.
Many times laptop users will see images that are all jumbled. In most cases this is not due to the screen itself, but possibly the video card. One quick way to determine whether or not it is your monitor that is causing the screen to be jumbled is to connect another monitor to your laptop using the VGA port. If the other monitor shows jumbled images, or flickers then it is probably your computer's video card and not the monitor.
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I had the same problem - there is an easy fix - it's not got anything to do with loose cables, or bad connections.
Click Start Menu, AMD VISION control center - Click on PowerPlay - UNCHECK Vari-bright - Click Apply.
End of problem.
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How do I tell Autoptimize to leave my sitemaps alone?
How do I tell Autoptimize to leave my sitemaps alone?
Sitemap as in XML sitemap (seems to work OK for me using Google Sitemap Generator Plugin)?
Or a sitemap for your visitors and if so; how is that built, using which plugin and what Autoptimize doing to it?
I use Yoast SEO and Yoast Video plugins to create my sitemaps. The video one is fine. The main one appears as HTML if at all.
Installed Yoast SEO and all seems well on my test-blog.
It does appear as HTML (as it does the XML sitemap plugin I use), but that's because the XML has a stylesheet defined that can render the XML as HTML.
So as far as I can tell there really is no issue with Autoptimize & sitemaps, unless I'm missing something (in which case a link to your sitemap might help)?
I'm back ... ;-)
Based on similar feedback from another user I decided to look into this some more. In that case using Autoptimize + Yoast SEO sitemaps + Quick Adsense resulted in blank sitemaps. I suppose you indeed meant just that, blank pages, when writing "if it appears at all"?
Anyway; the following small code change will force Autoptimize to completely ignore sitemaps (or any other type of non-html thrown at it);
Can you open up wp-content/plugins/autoptimize/autoptimize.php and around line 125 change;
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In light of growing consumption of online video among college students, cable is eyeing the campus market with new IPTV and/or cross-platform video services, which in Comcast' s case are free with room and board with no set-top required (one piece of on-premise equipment is needed). After months of trialing the service, the MSO officially launched its Xfinity On Campus Thurs, aiming to allow students to watch live TV and on demand content on their IP-enabled devices while on campus. The service will be available this fall at Bridgewater College, Drexel University, Emerson College, Lasell College and the University of Delaware. Several schools including MIT and the University of New Hampshire will also trial the program. The package features some 80 live cable channels including major broadcast nets, as well as VOD content. Students can purchase premium channels, including HBO, Showtime and Starz, as well as the Sports Entertainment Package, which includes nets like ESPN Goal Line. Comcast is adding its new cloud-based DVR feature to the mix as it expands into more markets. Off-campus access is part of the offering, allowing students to use their school credentials to authenticate and receive online programming as part of their subscription. Over the past few years, Northwestern U and other schools have turned off their on-campus TV service as more students turn to OTT services like Netflix and Hulu. Some schools even reportedly inked agreements with Netflix to put the company's Open Connect caches within their campus networks to enable a better streaming experience. To prove that cable is still cool for school, other MSOs like Cox have rolled out campus-wide IPTV services. Cox currently offers Campus Connects, which lets students stream video across devices without compromising the school's bandwidth. Among clients is Tulane University, which trialed Campus Connect last year and is now a full-time customer. The MSO is currently offering a 30-day free trial, which provides a limited lineup of news and information channels. While Verizon FiOS doesn't have a formal campus offer, it provides a college-friendly package featuring stand-alone and month-to-month options, a spokesman said. Cable isn't the only one looking at the campus market. Boston-based startup Philo (formerly Tivli) uses adaptive bitrate technology to stream video across campus network and has expanded to a dozen schools, allowing students to access live, streaming TV as well as DVR services.
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An ancient quest for the perfect blue ended in a hot furnace in OSU's Department of Chemistry — totally by accident. A blue pigment that is both safe and stable eluded the Egyptians, the Han Dynasty and the Mayans. The French developed cobalt blue in the 1800s, but it contains carcinogens. Prussian blue releases cyanide. […]
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Economic Indicators: Clowns Want To Get Paid Too!
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Have fun with the economy ...
Whatever numbers the marketplace and government reports have been cranking out, Mandy Dalton found one economic indicator that matters to her recently in a newspaper story about the bankruptcy of General Growth Properties.
The paper reported that General Growth, the second-largest mall owner in the country, had filed for bankruptcy. It owed billions of dollars to banks, and $200 to her. Dalton's not a bank. She's a clown, a professional clown.
"I make kids laugh, I fall on my butt for a living," she says. "It's great."
Dalton performed at a family fun day at a General Growth mall near Baltimore. Now, if she wants to get paid, she'll have to stand in line with all the other people who say General Growth owes them money.
She has to decide whether it's worth her time to travel to New York City for the creditors' meeting, "where other people are going to be there for, if not millions, certainly in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, looking for payment. And I'm supposed to go to the judge and say I want my $200?"
For Dalton, that uncollected pay amounts to the cost of a single pair of clown shoes, Clown-so-port's Funky style. Then there are her other expenses, like liability insurance. What if she's juggling a ball, she says, and it ends up hitting someone in the head?
In Florida, Daniel Cross has an indicator of his own, too. His is five — as in five days. Cross designs electronic circuits, and in January his employer announced a round of unpaid time off. What exactly a furlough says about a company's financial state can be hard to interpret. Cross said he was glad he still had his job and he didn't necessarily mind the time off.
"I'm in the middle of a home renovation project," he said then. "We had a plumbing disaster, so this will give me an opportunity to finish that up."
But by April, the office had become a kind of Dilbert cartoon. "The rumor is that our site is going to be closed," Cross said. Management sent around an e-mail asking the staff to maintain good conduct despite the circumstances. Cross reads the e-mail message:
"All, there is no doubt that we are all living in an uncertain and difficult time, but we can not fall into nonprofessional behaviors, and there are things that cannot be tolerated on company property. For example, marker inscriptions in the boardroom about your career moving into smelly places, cardboard resumes in your cube saying will design circuits for food, sarcastic white board messages, etc."
Then Cross' indicator went from five furlough days to infinity. In April, the business closed up shop and he was out of a job.
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#13814 closed (duplicate)
Utility method for getting a Site object
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Fairly often, I find myself writing code which needs a Site and which, as a general best practice, falls back to RequestSite if contrib.sites isn't installed. Which means writing this code, or something like it, over and over:
from django.contrib.sites.models import RequestSite from django.contrib.sites.models import Site if Site._meta.installed: site = Site.objects.get_current() else: site = RequestSite(some_request_object)
Given how common this idiom will be for code which wants to properly support the RequestSite fallback, it'd be nice to just have a utility method somewhere in contrib.sites which could just take an HttpRequest object and return either a Site or a RequestSite as appropriate.
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comment:1 Changed 6 years ago by yuval_a
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comment:2 Changed 6 years ago by yuval_a
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Changed 6 years ago by yuval_a
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comment:3 Changed 6 years ago by gabrielhurley
- Resolution set to duplicate
- Status changed from new to closed
Duplicate of #10235 (which adds a method to do exactly this as part of it's solution), #8960 (which needs this for the admin 'view on site' function), and #10608 (which would add this code to all the contrib apps). I'll bring this up on the Django Dev list to see if we can get a consensus on the solution for all three tickets.
comment:4 Changed 5 years ago by jacob
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The standard-bearer for insouciant Parisian chicness, Isabel Marant launched her easygoing Étoile diffusion line in 1999. Dispensing with formality, Marant creates comfortable, relaxed styles with the collection's deconstructed shapes and soft floral-print dresses that give the line a fluid, feminine feel.
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Pipbuck is on the wrong side, she's a lefty. Otherwise, fantastic job!
Hmm. Would that armor be the Canterlot police barding that Velvet gives Littlepip?
Epic pic.
Epic pic.
Dare I say your best pic eva? :iconpinkiemindfckedplz:
Holy hell, this is so awesome, I love how youve diverted from the norm.
You really are amazing.
Hey lach!
Do you mind if i turn this into a vector?
Do you mind if i turn this into a vector?
This is one of the best drawings of littlepip I've seen
This is beautiful...
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teach me your ways!
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i love how you drew the hair
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I love her. Especially the expression.
You do beautiful ponies.
I love her. Especially the expression.
You do beautiful ponies.
Хм, что-то рог маловат, да и ПипБак на левой ноге а не на правой...
А так, очень и очень годно
А так, очень и очень годно
Dat armor!
That looks pretty badass.
I really like the armor.
I really like the armor.
Cute expression and I love the tail tie you did. Very nice!
That looks kind of... front-heavy...
Love the detail on the barding, you made her look very pretty
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This year, we have commissioned autistic artist Marcy Deutsch to design a limited edition set of holiday cards. The cards depict animals in wintry scenes and are perfect to use as any occasion cards. Marcy's work has been appreciated all over the world, and she has had recent local shows…
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Coming to Regal Cinema Bridgeport Village this Winter Lights turned up, sounds turned down. Feel free to: Cry, Sing, Shout, Dance. Most children love going to the cinema, but while movie-going is a pleasant experience for many families, it can be difficult for families with children with autism. The bright…
"Tricks" for Halloween "Treats"
Here are some "tricks" to make Halloween a carefree "treat" for your child, along with you as the parent, to truly understand, enjoy, and make happy memories together.
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Free Frack Burger helps NW Autism Foundation
For a limited time, Frack Burger is offering a free burger with fries to promote it's "Frack Gives Back" giving campaign.
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New Report Urges Universal Autism Screening
The panelists' findings lend credence to objections raised last summer by representatives of the American Academy of Pediatrics and Children's Hospital of Philadelphia as well as other autism advocacy and research organizations in response to the UPSTF's draft recommendation.
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The success of September's Jolly Roger Golf Tournament is a testament to the idea that local businesses can partner with local charities to affect change that can have a real impact in our communities. We are thrilled and honored that the Jolly Roger Restaurants continue to support The NW Autism Foundation…
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Marcy Deutsch, Artist with Autism, Celebrated at Aloft Hotel.
Marcy Deutsch, the artist featured at our NW Autism Gala 2015 will be celbrated in a special artist reception on August 4th at 4pm at the Aloft Hotel.
Golf Tournament to Benefit Autism
The Jolly Roger Restaurants of Greater Portland are hosting a Golf Tournament on August 10th, with proceeds to benefit The NW Autism Foundation.
Portland to Host Global Launch of New Medical Protocol to Reduce Infant Death and Childhood Developmental Disorders
Nationally esteemed medical leaders to address more than 150 physicians and healthcare stakeholders at first ever P2i epigenetics conference. Portland, Ore. — Preconception to Infancy (P2i), a conference that will draw together medical professionals from around the world, will feature the launch of P2i, a revolutionary public health initiative that aims to…
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"Fuck this broken dreams piece of ass! That's why I am doing porn," Gia Paloma intones mid-d.p. in the latest edition of this hot dirty-talking series. Paloma presents herself as a jaded Hollywood porn whore in her scene, the best in the bunch by far, where AVN Hall of Famers Dave Hardman and Alex Sanders pound the hell out of her as she insults them, the viewers and herself seemingly endlessly.
Melissa Lauren pukes on Jay Ashley's cock at one point, and Ashley Blue and Missy Monroe do a good swinging-themed grouper, soiled in quality only by the gross skin condition of one of the participants.
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I recently upgraded to the new version of front-end-editor, the one that uses CLEditor.
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"There is a spirit to Provo that is getting stronger, richer and more vibrant," Kendrick said. "The music scene is really vibrant, the restaurant scene is delicious, there are great artists, Google Fiber is a huge boost. There is just a lot to be proud of now here."
Along with the facelift of Provo's downtown is the fact that reputable venues exist that allow local artists to perform and gain strong followings.
"Bands wouldn't have much without good promoters, producers and venues behind them," said Schultz, who also hosts a lot of block parties and music-related activities outside his café. "It gives these musicians opportunities. That's what it's all about."
Another such venue is Corey Fox's Velour Live Music Gallery on University Avenue.
"You can't talk about the Provo music scene and not talk to Corey Fox," Kendrick said. "He is an amazing coach for a lot of these bands. He knows what he's doing. He's got magic."
Russell, a Provo musician who is now signed to Columbia Records, said, "He's got golden ears, a great instinct for music."
After managing local bands and other Provo venues, a passion and career that started in the early '90s, Fox decided it was time to open his own place. With his experience, he really could have gone anywhere.
But he wanted to stay in Provo.
"It would have been kind of stupid to open it anywhere else," Fox said.
While many venues focus on getting well-known, already-touring acts to play, Fox is more motivated "to be a teacher, to find people and help them do more," he said. "Provo is a transient town, so you only have these bands for a short amount of time."
Before they got really big, Neon Trees and Imagine Dragons both won Velour Battle of the Bands and members of both have played at the Rooftop Series. The first time Neon Trees played its hit single "Animal" was at Sammy's. Russell practically grew up on the Velour stage, playing numerous open mic nights before he got his record deal.
For Fox, a band's success begins by having a structure in place, "spending more time practicing, taking what they do more seriously."
That, and having a mentor to help along the way. "You can have all the talent in the world," he said, "but if someone doesn't put a structure on it, it doesn't matter."
"He (Fox) cares about me ... where my focus is in life," Russell said. "He doesn't just believe in stuff happening. He tells me I need to promote and go do something about it ... just a great guy with an honest heart. He hears music differently, and he gives people a shot. He has got to be like one of three reasons why I'm where I am now."
Another good motivator for bands is seeing the careers of their predecessors take off.
"When younger bands are coming up and they see that band who has set that bar, they see that they can reach that level as well," Fox said.
Plus, it helps that these bands remember their roots and share the desire to keep local artists and venues on the radar. When Imagine Dragons came back for a concert in May, The Moth and the Flame was the opening act. Tyler Glenn and Branden Campbell of Neon Trees played at the Rooftop Concert Series last month, alongside Innes, Stuart Maxfield of Fictionist, James and other local talent.
While local venues are all for giving opportunity to new bands, there is still a high standard that needs to be upheld.
Kendrick says bands need to show how serious they are.
"The bands that are promoting themselves and are kind of aggressive — those are the ones we notice," she said. "You kind of have to work for it."
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24 Hour Party People
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|John Simm, Paddy Considine, Steve Coogan, Shirley Henderson, Lennie James
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Description: Spanning from the 1970's to early 1990's, this is the story of the Manchester music scene... Tony Wilson is an ambitious but frustrated local TV news reporter looking for a way to make his mark. After witnessing a life-changing concert by an unknown band called the Sex Pistols, he persuades his station to televise one of their performances, and soon Manchester's punk groups are clamoring for him to manage them. Riding the wave of a musical revolution, Wilson and his friends create the legendary Factory Records and the Hacienda Club, and bands like Joy Division, New Order, and the Happy Mondays emerge to change the industry forever.
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The July 17, 1987, issue of JAMA contained an article by Kircher and Anderson1 concerning the proper completion of the death certificate. The dissemination of this information is long overdue and the authors are to be commended. However, their choice of examples to illustrate accurate death certification in trauma victims would have been more causally specific if the authors had not included "automobile accident" and "slipped and fell in bathtub" in the cause of death section. In our view, the authors have mixed etiology and manner of death with the cause of death, which should reflect either a disease or injury. This could have been avoided with a more appropriate choice of proximate cause. The appropriate proximate cause in both of these instances is "blunt impact" or "blunt force" to the specified body area. The authors listed "automobile accident" and "slipped and fell in bathtub" as the
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Description: Alexander and Edgar Krueger posing together as blacksmiths in a blacksmith shop. Edgar is steadying the piece of metal on the anvil while Alexander is usin...
Date: 2004
Description: John and Tammy Roecker with their children Cayla 3, Courtlyn 4, and (not pictured) Cody & Cassie. They live across the road from this barn at W4161 Mountai...
Date: 1993-02-02
Description: "Tour guide, Ralph Widmer, displays a Swiss cow bell to visiting AFS students at Widmer's Cheese Factory. Students were from Thailand, Yugoslavia, Germany,...
Date: 1932-05
Description: Alexander Krueger carrying Shirley Krueger in a hand woven basket supported by a neck yoke. A barn stands in the background.
Description: William Milbrot's parents have lived here since 1953.
Date: 1998-06
Description: "Lomira School Board Members."
Date: 1953-06
Description: Carol Frings and Dick Ouellette wedding. Father Skalitzke presides over the ceremony.
Date: 1908 ca.
Description: The Alexander Krueger family posing with a Deering Binder being pulled by a three-horse team through a field. Florentina, Jennie, and Alexander stand behin...
Date: 1993-08
Description: "Arlene Beck and Evangeline Koll display portraits of Solomon Juneau and Josette Juneau."
Date: 1940 ca.
Description: Emil Hertz sitting on a piano bench strumming a guitar in the Krueger home. Several portraits, a lamp, and two candles sit on top of the piano.
Date: 1991-07
Description: This group relaxed at the old Weber Brewery. Left to Right: Craig and Anita Ruffing, Les Black, Helen and Fred Bandlow, Shirley Widmer and Russ Bandlow.
Date: 1905-02
Description: Alexander, Florentina, Jennie, and Edgar Krueger standing in front of their home with two of their dogs during winter. A barn is in the background on the r...
Description: Men and women employed by Malleable Iron Range Co. making artillery shells to be used in the Korean War.
Description: The Ziemer auction is being held at the Dog's farm on County P.
Date: 1986-02
Description: "Pastor John Berg presides at the Ladies' Aid Meeting at St. Peter's Lutheran Church." Participants include from bottom left around table, Shirley Widmer,...
Date: 1984-04
Description: The 'Yellowstone Trail' at one time passed through the village. Les Beck displays a sign next to a present day road sign."
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