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Charlotte Observer left out relevant fact in criticizing VoteVets.org's Dole ad
Criticizing a VoteVets.org ad that accused Sen. Elizabeth Dole of voting against funding body armor for U.S. troops, The Charlotte Observer wrote that "[n]either of the two pieces of legislation that VoteVets.org cites mentions body armor" and said with respect to one of the amendments cited in the ad: "The vote was for $1 billion for unspecified equipment, but body armor was not mentioned in the bill or on the floor." However, the Observer did not note that Sen. Chris Dodd repeatedly referenced "body armor" on the Senate floor while discussing the other amendment cited in the ad.
In a November 1 article [1] about the "five most egregious political ads" that ran in North Carolina this campaign cycle, The Charlotte Observer ranked as third worst a VoteVets.org ad [2] accusing Sen. Elizabeth Dole (R-NC) of voting against funding body armor for U.S. troops. The Observer wrote that "[n]either of the two pieces of legislation that VoteVets.org cites mentions body armor" and further stated of one of the amendments: "The vote was for $1 billion for unspecified equipment, but body armor was not mentioned in the bill or on the floor." The ad cited Dole's votes against an amendment offered in April 2003 by Sen. Mary Landrieu (D-LA) and one offered in October 2003 by Sen. Chris Dodd (D-CT) to two separate bills. But while Landrieu did not mention "body armor" on the floor in the context of her amendment (though she did mention [3] "helmets"), Dodd repeatedly referenced "body armor" on the Senate floor in explaining his amendment, which would have designated $322 million from a supplemental appropriations bill specifically "to provide safety equipment through the Rapid Fielding Initiative and the Iraqi Battlefield Clearance Program." In criticizing the ad, the Observer did not note Dodd's floor statement.
The VoteVets.org ad asserts that Dole "voted against giving our troops" body armor. As evidence, the ad cites Dole's votes against two separate amendments: an April 2, 2003, vote [4] on Landrieu's amendment [5], which would have added a little more than $1 billion to an appropriations bill for the procurement of "National Guard and Reserve Equipment," and an October 2, 2003, vote [6] on Dodd's amendment [7]. Dodd's amendment to a fiscal year 2004 emergency supplemental appropriations bill (S. 1689 [8]) would have designated $322 million from the bill specifically to fund "safety equipment," in addition to the $300 million [9] the Senate Appropriations Committee had already attached to the supplemental appropriations bill in an earmark to its committee report. The Observer article noted that Dole "supported a budget bill that provided $300 million that could have been used for body armor," but did not explain that one of the two votes VoteVets.org cited was Dole's vote against Dodd's proposal to designate an additional $322 million from the same supplemental appropriations bill to fund "safety equipment."
As Media Matters for America noted [3], Dodd repeatedly said in his October 2, 2003 [10], floor [11] statement [12] that his bill was intended to provide funding that could be used for equipment such as "body armor." From Dodd's statement:
DODD: According to the U.S. Army, the President's supplemental bill falls short of over $200 million for critical gear for our soldiers slated to rotate in Iraq and Afghanistan in the months ahead. This amendment was designed specifically to see to it that those U.S. troops coming into Iraq, into a theater of war, would receive important equipment they need to perform their missions effectively. This equipment includes important high-tech body armor, bullet-proof helmets, special water packs to keep soldiers hydrated, and other survival gear.
DODD: Now, in response to the Army's request, the committee added $300 million to the present supplemental request which could be used for either this additional equipment or the clearance of weapons and mines still lingering on Iraqi battlefields. It says it right here, in the Congressional Record, dated October 1, 2003, when the Supplemental Appropriations bill's accompanying report was printed. On page S12222, there is a chart detailing expenditures in the Army Operations and Maintenance account. $300 million is to be allocated for "SAPI body armor/Rapid Fielding Initiative or battlefield cleanup.''
But the Army says it needs an additional $420 million just to handle the Iraqi battlefield clearance. As the pending legislation stands now, there is still not enough money in the bill to do both, and both items -- more safety equipment and Iraqi battlefield clearance -- are top Army priorities.
I think we need to address both of these issues. For those reasons, I have asked my colleagues to support this amendment to allocate an additional $322 million for the critical equipment of our troops and adequate resources for battlefield clearance to fully meet the Army's current requirements.
DODD: I mentioned earlier the kind of equipment. I will come back and just identify this for my colleagues. Again, this is not my assessment. This is the U.S. Army saying what they need. They need adequate provisions for clean water, additional high-tech backpacks, advanced combat helmets and body armor, additional radios, machine gun sights and tripods, M-16 ammunition, high-tech GPS compass equipment, additional desert boots, sun and wind dust goggles and gloves, grappling hooks, door ramming kits, sniper rifles, binoculars, and special night vision goggles.
From the November 1 Charlotte Observer article:
North Carolina has long been home to offensive negative advertising in campaigns. Jesse Helms' "white hands" ad against Harvey Gantt in 1990 and Jim Hunt's Central American death squads ad against Helms in 1984 have been among the nation's worst.
This year is no exception. Here are our five most egregious political ads of the campaign, including one from the presidential race.
3. VoteVets.org ran an ad against Elizabeth Dole, saying she voted against funding body armor for U.S. troops in Iraq. An Army reservist says "The difference is life and death" and said "Senator Elizabeth Dole voted against giving our troops this." This is offensive as well as false, playing on fears about our soldiers' lives and deaths with made-up assertions.
There was never such a vote. Neither of the two pieces of legislation that VoteVets.org cites mentions body armor. The Pentagon said at the time that it already had adequate money for body armor and that it was buying all there was to be had. The vote was for $1 billion for unspecified equipment, but body armor was not mentioned in the bill or on the floor. Separately, Dole supported a budget bill that provided $300 million that could have been used for body armor.
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Three years ago, the Christian Science Monitor began a jump-in-the-deep-end version of digital transformation. The Monitor killed its five-day-a-week print edition, started a weekly magazine version and shifted daily operations entirely to the Web.
A protracted period, most of the first year, followed where everyone "was learning how to swim," editor John Yemma recalled in a phone interview last week. For news staff particularly, the break from the "old industrial process" of once-a-day deadlines was wrenching.
But over the last two years, a slightly reduced staff has hit its stride with big improvements in traffic and the news organization's finances.
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(Cleveland) - Two men have surrendered, ending a standoff at 2163 West 103rd Street that started before sunrise Monday. Inside the house, police found numerous marijuana plants.
At 2:46 a.m., Sgt. Sammy Morris says police dispatch received a call for shots fired. Once on scene officers observed shell casings outside of the home and a male looking out of the window.
The male was ordered to exit the home, which he did not comply and the SWAT Unit was notified.
Further investigation reveals that two white males were observed entering the home.
Just before 12 noon, one person was seen being brought out of the house in handcuffs, and the second surrendered about 1 p.m.
They've been identified as Richard Hearn and Patrick Hyland, both 36.
After the house was secured by the bomb squad, police went inside and say they found a marijuana growing operation in the basement and the second floor.
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ROBBIE RIVERA & SENSATION Official After-hours
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Saturday, September 14, 2013 at 9:00 PM (PDT)
Since sampling the classic disco cut "Nothing To Offer" released on Morillo's Subliminal that sparked his career in music in the 90's, Robbie Rivera has become a definitive staple in House music the world over. Whether, topping the charts and gaining massive recognition in the Sydney Olympics with "Bang", remixing top artists like Basement Jaxx, Faithless, David Guetta, Tiesto and Madonna, collaborating with artists from Wynter Gordon to Kay, Marco V, Federico Scavo, Antoine Clamaran, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Benny Benassi and Axwell or inspiring generations of future producers with works such as "Funkatron", "Back To Zero" and "Girlfriend", it is certain that Robbie's influence has no bounds.
Founding Juicy Music in 1998, the Juicy brand has since grown to include Juicy Beach parties in Miami, Vegas and NYC featuring world renowned DJs such as Deadmau5, Kaskade, Axwell and Steve Angello and attracting thousands of revelers from all corners of the globe. Juicy Music continues to grow each year with The Dance or Die series, charting compilations such as Juicy Ibiza, the highly syndicated radioshow, The Juicy Show, and releases from the likes of Wynter Gordon, Roger Sanchez, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, and Spencer & Hill. With all this and always more on the horizon, Robbie Rivera continues to bring his signature music to the masses with upcoming releases and events. Make sure to stay tuned!
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Ruby Skye is San Francisco's premiere Nightclub and Special Event Venue. It is conveniently located in the heart of downtown San Francisco just off of Union Square and the famed theatre district. Whether you are a seasoned nightclub enthusiast, looking to go out for the memorable evening, or wish to host a private event, Ruby Skye is available for all your entertaining needs.
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A brief overview of our highlights and exciting moments at 2013's Toy Fair.
If you are a fan of toys, whether it is playing with them, creating them or simply admiring all of the amazingly fun gadgets and gizmos that are available to kids nowadays, then there is perhaps no better place for you than Toy Fair.
This magical, awe-inspiring international toy event takes place on the West Side of midtown Manhattan just once a year and attracts nearly 30,000 attendees, making it the largest toy conference in the Western hemisphere! And while this large land of toys is not available to children (no admittance to anyone under the age of 18), the hundreds of thousands of square feet dedicated to arts and crafts, action figures, board games, dolls and more is enough to make any attendee feel like a kid again.
In order to gain admittance to this one-a-year event, you must be a member of the toy industry. In fact, the event brings together more than 1,000 toy distributors, manufacturers, importers and sales agents from around the world who are interested in showcasing their toy and entertainment products.
And, as for the types of toys and games that you can find at Toy Fair, your imagination is the limit. From classic toys such as games and puzzles, to interactive entertainment such as construction toys and games that you can access online or on a mobile device, some of the biggest names in the toy industry all find themselves under one roof each year at this important event.
This year, for Toy Fair 2013, Laser Pegs was lucky enough to be invited to exhibit for our third year in a row at this great event. When we were first invited to showcase our light up Laser Pegs three years ago, we had only been on the market for just three months before our first show kicked off. Now, just three years later, it is great to head back to one of the largest toy fairs in the world and see other familiar names and faces within the industry that have helped us grow or have made us better through the years.
Given that Toy Fair is the second largest toy event in the world, it was a great opportunity for Laser Pegs to showcase some of our fan favorite toys, along with some upcoming kits that we have in the works for 2013.
One of the show highlights for us was showcasing our Laser Pegs dragon, which honored the Chinese for their dedication of producing the most toys in the last decade. The dragon was 15 feet long and ten feet high. The CEO of Lego America even came up to our team to express his awe over the dragon. Jon Capriola, our CEO, even said it was the highlight of his career!
We want to thank all of our fans and followers who helped make our appearance at Toy Fair 2013 possible. We couldn't have done it without you. Stay tuned for some more exciting events and announcements coming throughout this year!


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MOVING ON: Porsha Stewart donating $30,000 wedding dress
Porsha Stewart is putting her past behind her.
The newly single Real Housewives of Atlanta star is ridding herself of the wedding dress she wore to walk down the aisle with Kordell Stewart.
According to Sister2Sister, She's partnering up with EnchantedCloset.org for the Enchanted Brides Giveaway, to donate her dress to a bride to be.
Women will compete for the $30,000 by submitting essays detailing why they should win.
Any woman who is 21 years old and lives in the U.S. is eligible, but they have to move quick since the contest closes November 12.
Want to wear Porsha's dress? Check out the giveaway's official page for more details.
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Debra Prinzing has followed up her book "The 50 Mile Bouquet" with the DIY sequel "Slow Flowers: Four Seasons of Locally Grown Bouquets from the Garden, Meadow and Farm."
On Wednesday, the author will sign copies of her new book followed by a lecture and floral design demonstration at the Friendship Auditorium, 3201 Riverside Drive, Los Angeles.
Admission is $35.
To register, go to gardenconservancy.org or call the Garden Conservancy at 845-424-6500.
A dream garden
Landscape architect Billy Goodnick shows how to create a perfect outdoor environment in "Yards: Turn Any Outdoor Space into the Garden of Your Dreams."
From site analysis to lifestyle considerations and plant selection, the book walks you through step by step, offering plenty of examples and photography throughout.
Find it for $17.95 in hardcover from St. Lynn's Press, on Friday.


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just throwin it out there.. what if it was me phil swae and phat as a team
just throwin it out there.. what if it was me phil swae and phat as a team
yeahh that would be dope if someone knows photoshop
Im hungry for another battle,I just need a photoshoper,and I dont mind teaming with the less confident kids,my steez isnt amazing either,or phil too.
i think we should spread the better dudes with toys
u kno mix em up to make it fair
yeah of course, sbal, can we see links to some piece sketches of yours just to check the level?
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I felt like the under drawing was more promising. i am the weakest link
It could be worse. You seem to understand how vital keeping your steez simple is at this level. Im down to team up with you jus for the MF Doom avatar. I guess Id be in-betweenish?
no offence sbal, and im no better than you, but if a team is to defeat this other team with such members, its gonna need a bit more talent than that i'd say dont you agree
im not gonna join any teams anyway, unless im required to, or the second team can't find a fourth member
u guys go ahead without me
just for you heads that dont know me
heres a recent piece to see what your working with
life's not a bitch lifes a beautiful woman... you just calll her a bitch because she wont let you get that pussy-aesop rock
What's good in the hood? I don't fully under stand the concept of this but it sounds kind of dope
To my understanding its 4v4.
Each member makes a piece and or character pertaining to the theme,than one member of each time that can use photoshop puts all the pieces together,making it look like a production.
Give me a theme and I'll have it done by friday. i don't care who else is on my team.
my favorite addiction, moganone, swae and phillip mcdougal
second team
sounds good ?
I'm down to be part of this. I'm pretty good with the photoshop, well almost any adobe program really. Also have an idea with the night/day theme as well.
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We are the paint breathers...
We bleed colors with our bloody stubs that were our thumbs for the artistic evolution.
I mean would we have to all have the same background/ piece colors?
the Back ground would have to be fairly simple to duplicate it and make it look like a production...
this could b fun is it all one lvl or is there a advanced match also??
mone, the way I was picturing it, it's supposed to be a big high resolution photo or a collage or something and then the pieces are smaller in size and next to each other like a production, would be nice if they all used the same color scheme, or two of them were the negative colors of the initial color scheme
Im down with that team,do we have a photoshop head or can you help with that Phat?
@ Phillip - I think the theme is day and night. I got some ideas for it if were on the same side.
i reckon mone knows some photoshop innit
yeahh all this sounds dope
but one question: is it own name or a specific word?
life's not a bitch lifes a beautiful woman... you just calll her a bitch because she wont let you get that pussy-aesop rock


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Resources for Gentle Parenting
I would like to start a thread that can provide some information on resources for parents in Australia that support gentle parenting techniques. The way we parent our children has a life long impact and I personally get very concerned when talking to new parents about recommendations they receive from some health professionals. Most of these recommendations involve the use of controlled comforting (in other words 'controlled crying' ) often on very tiny babies without regard to these babies physical or emotional needs. Can you provide details of health professionals (or organisations) that support gentle parenting? Also it would be great to list resources that you have found helpful.
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I have listed some courses by Pinky McKay and Robin Grill on my website on this page http://www.pregnancy.com.au/parentin...es/index.shtml that focus on Gentle Parenting Techniques. Tell us if you know of other courses that people might find valuable.
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I loved the book Gentle Birth, Gentle Mothering by Dr. Sarah Buckley.
I can also recommend www.screamfreeparenting.com - a real life saver!
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You know I was always told that parenting came with no manuals haha. I have seen so many books on parenting and a lot of advice that I have used for my son and will continue to use. I read a lot of things online mostly, but I think that it is great we have a few things that can help us deal and stay calm. Thank you for your help and advice as well.


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Yes, Holmes was the quintessence of the Victorian rationalism, "the most perfect and reasoning machine that the world had seen."
I cannot suppose he stands alone in his rationalism, but I have no means of knowing to what extent his views are shared by others.
Dr. Beswick's rationalism on the subject rose to trouble her.
The Shrine of Wisdom seemed to take up and weld together all the mysticism and all the rationalism of the world.
His rationalism could not take the place of a knowledge of history.
The Calvinist had written against rationalism with one eye upon heresy and the other upon Lutheranism.
But it is not the gradual approach of rationalism that is the subject of this lecture.
Now Germany is notoriously a land of religious criticism and rationalism.
He was temperate in his rationalism and thrifty in his philanthropy.
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2011 College Football Preview
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
The 2011-12 season is a very exciting one for the members of the Allstate Sugar Bowl Committee. This year, the Sugar Bowl will host not only the 78th annual Allstate Sugar Bowl Classic (Tuesday, Jan. 3), but also the 2012 Allstate BCS National Championship Game (Monday, Jan. 9). In 2008, the last time the organization sponsored two games, the city and state realized an economic impact of over $400 million. While preparation has been underway for this "double-hosting" for many months, the games finally begin this week, kicking off this Thursday with 15 games, including two nationally-ranked teams (No. 11 Wisconsin and No. 20 Mississippi State) in action. Games continue straight through the weekend, including a Labor Day game between Maryland and Miami. Here's a brief look at this week's games involving the AP Preseason Top 25 (all game times are Central).
No. 5 Boise State vs. No. 19 Georgia (Saturday, 7 p.m., ESPN): The majority of the preseason projections have Boise State landing in New Orleans for the Allstate Sugar Bowl, but the Broncos need to get past the Bulldogs, who hope to climb back into the upper echelons of college football this year.
USF at No. 16 Notre Dame (Saturday, 2:30 p.m., NBC): Second-year head coach Brian Kelly has the Fighting Irish poised for a return to greatness, but that train could be derailed by an under-rated South Florida team - under the guidance of none-other-than Skip Holtz, son of former Notre Dame mentor Lou.
No. 14 TCU at Baylor (Friday, 7 p.m., ESPN): TCU rolled over the Bears 45-10 at home last year, but now the Frogs travel 83 miles to face Baylor and star quarterback Robert Griffin, III.
Tulsa at No. 1 Oklahoma (Saturday, 7 p.m., FX): The Sooners are the popular preseason pick for the BCS Championship game - imagine if in-state rival Tulsa and gunslinger quarterback G.J. Kinne made the 133-mile drive and upended the favorites in week one.
San Jose State at No. 7 Stanford (Saturday, 4 p.m.): The Spartans will take a 17-mile drive to face-off against heavily-favored Stanford and star quarterback Andrew Luck, who had been projected as the No. 1 pick in the NFL Draft before he opted to return to school.
Florida Atlantic at No. 22 Florida (Saturday, 6 p.m., ESPNU): The final year for legendary head coach Howard Schnellenberger (200 games as a collegiate head coach) will kick off with a 300-mile trip to Gainesville to face the Gators and coach Will Muschamp (zero games as a collegiate head coach). Coaching experience likely will not be a factor as Florida looks to rise back into national prominence.
Marshall at No. 24 West Virginia (Sunday, 2:30 p.m., ESPN): The favorites in the Big East for 2011, West Virginia will open the season against state rival Marshall, which treks 207 miles in hopes of pulling off an upset after taking the Mountaineers to overtime last year.
SMU at No. 8 Texas A&M (Sunday, 6:30 p.m.): Some have pegged the Mustangs as a possible BCS buster; unfortunately for them, they travel 180 miles to face a team some have picked as a national championship contender. The Aggies will use Manning Award Watch Lister Ryan Tannehill to look to outgun SMU and its own Watch Lister, Kyle Padron.
Akron at No. 18 Ohio State (Saturday, 11 a.m., ESPN): At one time, it was thought the Buckeyes would just need someone to hold the quarterback position until Terrelle Pryor completed a suspension, but now that Pryor has gone to the NFL, this game will be the start of a new QB era in Columbus.
Miami (Ohio) at No. 21 Missouri (Saturday, 11 a.m.): After losing star quarterback Blaine Gabbert to the NFL (drafted No. 10 by the Jaguars), the Tigers hope a stout defense and sophomore James Franklin, a wildcat specialist last year, can allow them to contend in the 10-team (for now) Big 12.
Utah State at No. 23 Auburn (Saturday, 11 a.m., ESPN2): For the first time in 20 years, the defending national champion isn't in the preseason Top-10. Not only that, it's the first time in history (back to 1936) that the defending SEC Champ was not in the preseason Top-10. Much of that drop is due to the departure of Heisman Trophy and Manning Award winner Cameron Newton.
Kent State at No. 2 Alabama (Saturday, 11:20 a.m., ESPN GamePlan): Despite graduating quarterback Greg McElroy, the Crimson Tide is loaded on defense and returns Heisman Trophy candidate Trent Richardson, making them a favorite for the BCS title game in NOLA.
MORE FBS vs. FBS Louisiana-Monroe at No. 6 Florida State (Saturday, 2:30 p.m., ESPNU): The Seminoles are the favorite in the ACC as head coach Jimbo Fisher looks to lift them back into the upper echelons enjoyed by Bobby Bowden at the turn of the century.
Minnesota at No. 25 USC (Saturday, 2:30 p.m., ABC or ESPN2): The Trojans enter their second season ineligible for postseason play, but they were still picked as the favorites in the Pac-12 South Division and quarterback Matt Barkley is expected to be a top Heisman and Manning Award contender.
Louisiana-Lafayette at No. 9 Oklahoma State (Saturday, 6 p.m.): The Ragin' Cajuns will have their hands full against the high-powered Cowboy offense which features strong-armed quarterback Brandon Weeden and sensational receiver Justin Blackmon.
FBS vs. FCS Youngstown State at No. 17 Michigan State (Friday, 6:30 p.m., Big Ten Network): The Spartans will be more fired up to play Jim Tressel's other former team (Ohio State on Oct. 1), but expect strong leadership from quarterback Kirk Cousins, who delivered one of the more memorable speeches of the 2011 offseason.
Appalachian State at No. 13 Virginia Tech (Saturday, 11:30 a.m., ESPN GamePlan): Virginia Tech may be breaking in the next Cam Newton with highly-touted sophomore quarterback Logan Thomas, a 6-6, 254-pound speedster. However, the Hokies are aware of the risk of letdowns against FCS teams - they lost to James Madison, 21-16, last year.
Chattanooga at No. 10 Nebraska (Saturday, 2:30 p.m.): The Cornhuskers debut in the Big Ten this season, and are expected to challenge for the league title, but their opener isn't expected to be much of a challenge.


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REDLANDS - Plymouth Village hopes to put the moves on the competition with its entry in Medline's Pink Glove Video Dance Contest.
Residents and staff viewed the video for the first time Monday with laughs and applause as the retirement community held screenings for more than an hour.
Footage set to Cascada's 2009 pop dance anthem, "Evacuate the Dance Floor," was filmed over three days in early September.
Through a heat wave and a sudden rainstorm, those in the video kept a smile on their faces and their feet moving.
This year marks the second time Plymouth Village participated in the competition, launched in 2011.
Last year, its entry was set to Katy Perry's "Firework" and received thousands of hits on YouTube.
This year, Plymouth Village hopes to take first place and a $10,000 prize to the organization's favorite Breast Cancer Charity by encouraging friends, family and residents to log onto www.pinkglovedance.com on Friday to view the video and "like it."
Online voters will pick the winner in a poll that will run Friday through Oct. 26.
Last year's winner received 65,000 votes.
This year's winner will be announced Nov. 2.
To get word out, residents and staffers passed out lemonade and flyers to participants of Sunday's Believe Walk.
They also gave residents and staff members lollipops with information on how to view the video and a vote to every person who viewed the video Monday.
Plymouth Village hired Placid Pictures to produce and edit the video which is centered around a resident who is "dreaming" of people dancing to the popular pop song.
When he wakes, he discovers that it might not have been a dream after all.
Plymouth Village enlisted residents, staff and their families to participate in the video.
Shannon Sawicki, the facility's fitness and lifestyles coordinator, directed the video.
"(Shannon) said that when it came down to do it this year, if she couldn't do it better, she didn't want to do it at all. So she came up with the idea and the theme of the movie," said Cindy Hamann, activities assistant. "My grandkids even got involved, and I heard today that one of my grandkids' friends was diagnosed with cancer. So, it puts a face to the story."
Hamann said it was important for everyone to know what cancer is and to get involved in finding a cure.
"I'm proud to say my grandkids are part of something like this and would love to see in future years this go on and on," she said. "I think just about anyone you talk to has had some family member who had been diagnosed with cancer of some sort. So it was really important for us to be a part of this again."
Helen Holliday, a longtime Plymouth Village resident and 25-year breast cancer and melanoma survivor, is featured in one of the funniest scenes in the video, featuring residents synchronized dancing indoors with pink swimming caps on.
Due to a sudden rainstorm, filming had to be moved indoors to accommodate residents and videographer.
"It was fun to do that - the synchronized show," she said.
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Out of Africa & Sedona
October 5, 2013: Plans initially called for us to go hot air ballooning in celebration of Alison's Dad's birthday, but high winds kept us grounded, so John, Kathy, Lyrae, Bill, Tom, Karen, and us instead went to the Out of Africa Wildlife Park near Camp Verde. The park has an incredible array of animals and was well worth the time spent. Our favorite part was a tram tour of the enclosures where the driver called many animals up to the fences to give them snacks and tell us more about their behavior. Seeing the Hyenas was the highlight, though Brandon's favorite part was being able to feed a tiger after the tiger show. In the evening, I headed to Oak Creek to photograph Cathedral Rock, and our group reconvened over dinner later that night to end the first stage of our trip.Read More


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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the following sums are appropriated, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1941, for civil functions administered by the War Department, and for other purposes, namely:
For maintaining and improving national cemeteries, including fuel for and pay of superintendents and the superintendent at Mexico City, and other employees; purchase of land; purchase of tools and materials; purchase and exchange of two passenger-carrying motor vehicles; repair, maintenance, and operation of passenger-carrying motor vehicles; care and maintenance of the Arlington Memorial Amphitheater, chapel, and grounds in the Arlington National Cemetery, and that portion of Congressional Cemetery to which the United States has title and the graves of those buried therein, including Confederate graves, and including the burial site of Pushmataha, a Choctaw Indian chief.
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Fletching:Straight, Offset, or Helical
Hey all,
I have a few carbon express 3d select shafts that I'd like to fletch. I have some Duravane 3d 2.3" fletches and a bunch of AA's (3"). I have both, a right helical, and a straight/offset clamps for my bitz fletching jigs. But, I'm not sure how to set the optimal offset, or measure it. How do you measure a 5 degree offset?What would you recommend? Has anyone tried a right helical on a 2.3" vane? I'm new to 3d and I've only fletched RH for hunting. Also, how far should the trailing end of the vane be from the nock?
Any help, would be most appreciated.
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I use a JoJan fletcher and, using the straight clamp, I set it up where with a 4" vane I adjust the arrow so that I get good contact across the shaft using a right offset. Going about as far as you can and making really good contact across is about a 6 degree offset. I just fletched up some redlines tonight with 3" duravanes for an indoor bowhunter league and they looked good using that same angle. Haven't shot them yet, but I'm sure they'll be fine. Not sure if this is info you're looking for, but hope it helps.
By the way, I fletched my son's linejammers the same way with a 2.3" fletch and they worked great.
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Help pick the song of the summer
We asked, you answered with 33 picks for our 2013 Song of Summer playlist on Spotify. Yet only one song can be the song of summer. After a round of...
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love me again de btr!!!
I love soo much Big Time Rush so "Love Me Again" deserves the winnig!! :) xx
Love me again is a great song for summer too and on the radio and windows down by big time rush and also go buy the album on July 11 2013
Love me again by big time rush and make sure to by 24/seven the album anyone please and love me again is a great song
No Doubt really deserved this. One More Summer is such a tune! The best song without a doubt.
Mariah Carey's #Beautiful is the real song of the summer.
Omg I'm so happy No Doubt won. This totally made my day. If you haven't listened to "One More Summer" just do it. It's pure ear candy! Thanks Time Out NY !!
I'm so glad, this is an Awesome song, from what have become such an underrated band!!
Can you please post the results? And btw... why is this poll still open? It should be closed by now, no?
Wait. Why is this poll still going on? It should have been closed by now... :\
Dangerous Muse!
hi I like big time rush love you big time rush
I thought timeout would reveal the winner today, May 30???
Woohoo last day to vote! Good luck to everyone. *fingers crossed for No Doubt tho*
I love this song it just gives me that summer feeling ❤
I love this song it just reminds me of that summer feeling whoo hoo
One More Summer, without a doubt. The song of the summer. :D
Mc the queen!!1
This summer will be #beautiful
Love me again and Windows Down. Big Time Rush Forever.
One More Summer has that summer vibe going on. So laid back! It has to win. Keep voting, guys!
It's such a nice good energizing song for everyone it just gets u in the feeling of summer
WooHoo !!! Windows down- BIG TIME RUSH!!! :)
YEP! Love me again
One more summer One more weekend You're my lover I'm your weakness Keep voting for No Doubt. We're so gonna win this. Lol
Big Time Rush forever.
Big Time Rush forever.
Love me Again Or Windows Down! They're both amazing!!
One More Summer ftw! No Doubt SLAYS!
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Love Me Again-Big Time Rush
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Party People! #WooHoo Windows Down - Big Time Rush
I love BTR @ " I'm gonna make you love me again"
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Vote No Doubt. "One More Summer" is an amazing tune.
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I love Work! Iggy is AMAZING !! This really deserves song of the summer ! ❤
Work by Iggy hands down! Everyone check out her music it's amazing!
Love me again is amazing :-)
ONE MORE SUMMER, without a doubt! (✿◠‿◠)
From the title of the song, to the song itself. The best choice for a summer song.
Love Me Again is incredible.
Love me again
I really love this song it just gets me in the summer feeling of just letting the windows down and letting my hair flow and being myself this song deserves to win
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"Think cosmically and act personally," urged Dr Elizabeth Theokritoff, in her keynote speech to students, faculty, and staff of St Vladimir's Seminary, which launched a campus-wide initiative for environmental sustainability, conceived and planned by Very Rev. Chad Hatfield, chancellor of the school.
The initiative, begun Friday, September 28, 2007 will encompass a broad range of practices—from cost-saving energy measures to cooperative recycling efforts with city and county agencies—that will become part of the seminary's fabric into the future. Fr Chad also announced that St Vladimir's would become a corporate member of "The Orthodox Fellowship of the Transfiguration," an environmental agency under the umbrella of the Standing Conference of Orthodox Bishops (SCOBA).
In her talk, Dr Theokritoff played off the more popular slogan for environmental concerns, "Think globally and act locally," and instead viewed ecological crises from a theological perspective, incorporating vignettes and sayings from the church fathers that demonstrated their own attitudes and practices toward creation. Her address, entitled "I Believe in the Creator of Heaven and Earth," particularly focused on Orthodox theology as possessing the core beliefs required to transform the environmental movement from merely an exercise in corporate citizenship to one in which the goals are the glorification of the Creator and the ability to perceive the image of God in all things.
Touching upon the Orthodox practice of asceticism, she further noted, "We cannot just practice the '3 R's' of the popular ecological movement—'Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle.' Rather, as Orthodox Christians, we practice a fourth, to 'Reign in' our appetites," since all seemingly private choices have global consequences. "We have a different agenda [than the popular environmental movement], even though we cooperate with each other. Christians bring revelation to the secular cause," she stated. "And, in the end, nothing is 'secular' any longer, because of the Incarnation of our Lord as 'cosmic dust' and because of his Crucifixion under the open sky."
Dr Theokritoff, who completed her doctorate in liturgical theology under the supervision of Bishop Kallistos (Ware), currently is writing a theology of creation for the Foundations series from St Vladimir's Seminary Press.
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Now that's a fight I wanna see
First things first he has a huge fight with Scotlands # 1 MW Allan Love on April 3rd in Nottingham www.bushidochallenge.com
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Has the Cahoon v Makonin fight been totally scrapped then...
Congrats, sounds like a game opponent much like Hands Of Stone in the good ol days
I think if Phillips can get past Love and then someone like Cahoon he has no where to go other than the states.
Is ready to die for that inch.
Freeman is making a come back at LHW???? think he needs to climb that mountain before going Stateside.
john has only lost to wallhead in his 2nd pro fight, watson by decision and sutherland cos he dislocated his shoulder. he's improved his whole game tenfold since the watson loss and is a much more wellrounded fighter than people think, no one has seen this yet cos as soon as he lands the fight is over. this will be the year that he gets picked up by a big org.


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THE dragon carving outside Taunton's main library has been fixed after vandals damaged the sculpture last year.
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Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Obituary: Twins bobblehead promotion
The Twins bobblehead promotion was born on June 9, 2000 at the Twins former facilities, the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome. Fans of the Twins organization clamored to see the new arrival but there were only 5,000 available on this day. Just weeks later on June 7, 2000 another bobblehead would join the Twins bobblehead promotional giveaway. This time the Twins franchise was educated enough to know 5,000 bobbleheads would not be enough for future promotions. The bobblehead craze was just getting started in the Twin Cities.
As the Twins bobblehead promotion continued to grow, fans could not get to the stadium early enough to get their hands on this piece of Twins memorabilia. Fans of the collectible would camp overnight on the sidewalk outside the Dome for their chance at the newest item in the series. The Metrodome years were very fruitful for the Twins bobblehead promotion and there were plenty of changes to the family along the way. The sponsorship switched from Mountain Dew to Hormel and eventually to Northwest Airlines. After nine years as a resident of the Metrodome, it was time to move to a new address where the bobblehead promotion hoped to find continued success.
When the team was in the Metrodome, they were forced to giveaway bobbleheads to bring fans inside to watch stuffy baseball under the Teflon roof. At Target Field the Twins had a beautiful facility where selling tickets would not be an issue for the foreseeable future. In the first year at Target Field the team cutback the Twins bobblehead promotion to only one giveaway day. This seemed to be the beginning of the end for the promotion. In 2011 the Twins would have one last bobblehead promotional giveaway during the team's 1991 World Series celebration weekend. After that weekend the bobblehead promotion would enjoy a few months of retirement before passing away on Monday afternoon.
The Twins bobblehead promotion is survived by the Dairy Queen hat giveaway, the team's Hall of Fame celebration weekend, and the youthful promotions of bats and jerseys for kids attending the game. Over the years, the Twins bobblehead promotion was able to produce numerous offspring as the promotion continued with multiple bobbleheads in every season from 2000-2009. The Twins organization was also able to create sets for season ticket holders that were very similar to the ones given away as part of the games. The promotion was preceded in death by the Twins bronze statue giveaway and team's annual autograph party that used to be held during the summer months of the regular season.
In a statement made to the fans of the bobblehead promotion, Twins President Dave St. Peter said, "It was a good run." The Twins family would like to thank fans of the bobblehead promotion from over the years. There have been many faithful fans to the promotions over the years and without the fans the life of the Twins bobblehead promotion would have been much shorter.
Memories of the Twins bobblehead promotion can be shared in the comments section below.
3 comments:
- Topper said...
Genius. And heartbreaking at the same time.
- February 15, 2012 at 9:30 AM
- JimCrikket said...
Weep not, friends... like Lazerus, the bobblehead will rise from the dead. The only uncertainty involves the time. There's little motivation to hold promotions when the stadium is filling without them, but unless the performance on the field improves dramatically, it won't be long before the Twins will once again welcome bobblehead collectors to storm their gates and fill their seats.
- February 15, 2012 at 10:03 AM
- BobbleHeads said...
I love bobblehead. Wow! That is freaking AWESOME! Putting this in my list of gift ideas!
- May 22, 2013 at 6:38 AM
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|Name: openhpi
|Distribution: openSUSE 12.1
|Version: 3.0.0
|Vendor: openSUSE
|Release: 9.4.2
|Build date: Sun Oct 30 02:27:35 2011
|Group: System/Monitoring
|Build host: build19
|Size: 2844447
|Source RPM: openhpi-3.0.0-9.4.2.src.rpm
|Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org
|Url: http://sourceforge.net/projects/openhpi/
|Summary: Implementation of SA Forum's Hardware Platform Interface (HPI)
OpenHPI is an open source project created with the intent of providing an implementation of the SA Forum's Hardware Platform Interface (HPI). HPI provides an abstracted interface to managing computer hardware, typically for chassis and rack based servers. HPI includes a resource modeling; access to and control over sensor, control, watchdog, and inventory data associated with resources; abstracted System Event Log interfaces; hardware events and alerts; and a managed hotswap interface. OpenHPI provides a modular mechanism for adding new hardware and device support easily. Many plug-ins exist in the OpenHPI source tree to provide access to various types of hardware. This includes, but is not limited to, IPMI based servers, Blade Center, and machines that export data via sysfs. For up-to-date status on these components, check out the status page.
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* Wed Oct 19 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - remove pid file if openhpi is unconfigured - output message in daemon %post to point to OPENHPI_UNCONFIGURED * Tue Oct 18 2011 email@example.com - update to 3.0.0 New Features * Documentation * 3411347 - Remove outdated docs/hld subdirectory HP c-Class Plugin * 3196244 - Have a field to display aggregate status of the enclosure OpenHPI Daemon * 3406760 - openhpid: report client connection address in log Bugfixes * many, see http://www.openhpi.org/Changelogs/3.0.0 - update to 2.17.0 * Refactoring * Windows support * FreeBSD support * IPv6 support * New Test Agent plug-in * New hpixml client * More bugfixes and features - update to 2.16.0 * Documentation updates * Re-issuing HPI call in case of broken connection (can happen for configuration with redundant OpenHPI daemons) - update to 2.15.1 * Revisited OpenHPI API (oHpiXXX functions) * Refactoring in marshal, utils and baselib * Slave - new plug-in for representing resources and instruments from subsidiary OpenHPI daemon * Bugfixes - update to 2.15.0 * New power management controls for HP c-Class enclosures * New dynamic simulator plugin * Many enhancements to the OpenHPI clients * Bugfixes * Tue Sep 07 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Configure uses --disable-sysfs, so remove dependency on sysfsutils. * Wed May 19 2010 email@example.com - update to 2.14.1 * Fixes to the OpenHPI Daemon and base library. * Many bug fixes to the HPI Shell. * Fixes for building on Solaris. * Fixes to the HP c-Class, HP ProLiant, IPMI Direct, and SNMP Client plug-ins. * Numerous other bug fixes. - fix build with c++ (openhpi-ipmi_mc_vendor_cpp.patch) * Fri Sep 25 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to version 2.14.0 + Content from development releases 2.13.0 through 2.13.3 + Many bug fixes to the HPI Shell. + Fixes for building on Mandrivia. + Numerous other bug fixes. all details on: http://www.openhpi.org/Changelogs/2.14.0 http://www.openhpi.org/Changelogs/2.13.3 http://www.openhpi.org/Changelogs/2.13.2 http://www.openhpi.org/Changelogs/2.13.1 http://www.openhpi.org/Changelogs/2.13.0 - disable Werror patch but keep it for now - added openhpi-2.x_array_out_of_bounds.patch (bnc#516203) * Tue Mar 10 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - buildrequire ncurses-devel as it links against it * Thu Sep 04 2008 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to version 2.12.0 + Rollup development releases 2.11.0 through 2.11.3. + Add documentation for new ilo2_ribcl and oa_soap plugins HP ProLiant plugin + Make use of common SSL code HP c-Class Plugin. + Various bug fixes. all details on: http://www.openhpi.org/Changelogs/2.12.0 http://www.openhpi.org/Changelogs/2.11.3 http://www.openhpi.org/Changelogs/2.11.2 http://www.openhpi.org/Changelogs/2.11.1 http://www.openhpi.org/Changelogs/2.11.0 http://www.openhpi.org/Changelogs/2.10.2 - updated openhpi-2.10.x_no_Werror.patch new name: openhpi-2.12.0_no_Werror.patch - dropped patches which are included in the version update: openhpi-2.10.x_wd.patch openhpi-2.10.x_open_calls.patch openhpi-2.10.x_array_bounds.patch openhpi-2.10.x_parantheses.patch openhpi-2.10.x_init_script_dependency.patch * Wed May 07 2008 email@example.com - Run autoreconf. * Mon Jan 28 2008 email@example.com - update to version 2.10.1 - saHpiGetIdByEntityPath() now returns the InstrumentId - OpenIPMI plugin - storing the cause of a hotswap state change in the proper event byte - hpiel, and other clients, no longer abort (possibly with a core dump) when the daemon is not present, but exit gracefully. - The spec file no longer requires libsysfs < 2 as OpenHPI now builds against libsysfs 2 fine. - Fixed the gcc version check, which now works on gcc 4.2. - additional changes from 2.10.0 2.10 contains implementation and entry points for all new APIs added in the B.02.01 specification. Also, all APIs have been revised and updated according to minor return code changes and additions in B.02.01. Other featured highlights incude: Basic support for MicroTCA in IPMIDirect plugin (psangouard) Compilation problems on Solaris were reported and fixed (crinaldo). Added recognition of a much larger set of manufacturer ids. Eliminated the need for plugins to implement/export get_event. Sysfs plugin now builds against libsysfs 1.x and 2.x. FRU resource can now report resource type failed events in addition to hotswap (psangouard). - removed openhpi-2.8.1_gcc_detection.patch: included in 2.10.1 - added openhpi-2.10.x_open_calls.patch: fix one open call with O_CREAT without a mode, make all other open calls with O_CREAT use S_* macros instead of numbers - added openhpi-2.10.x_array_bounds.patch: fix array out of bounds warnings from gcc - added openhpi-2.10.x_init_script_dependency.patch: add lsb header to the init script - added openhpi-2.10.x_no_Werror.patch: remove Werror from the cflags as some IO calls dont use error handling and upstream wants to keep that as is. - added openhpi-2.10.x_parantheses.patch: fix a few warnings about using parantheses inside a complex boolean expression - added openhpi-2.10.x_wd.patch: fix warning about ignored type qualifiers * Thu Jan 24 2008 email@example.com - fix open calls
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