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They're bracing for a serious storm on the northeastern seaboard. Sandy could be one of the most catastrophic events in history. President Obama just addressed his nation, urging caution and pledging support. 67 deaths have already been reported in the Caribbean. As many as 50 million people could be affected. Flooding has already started and we're still hours from landfall. Please take care.
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WHY is everyone in SUCH a panic about hurricane (i'm calling it Sally)..? Stop projecting negativity! Think positive and pray for peace.
...as she cuts a fresh line and snorts it into her face, safe and sound, surrounded by "Chanel, Hermes and diamonds".
Of course.
Of course Lindsay Lohan would equate preparation, in the face of a natural disaster, with "freaking out", suggesting it's a waste of time. That pretty much defines her career and her work ethic. Why would anyone go to the trouble of protecting themselves, making sure they're ready, doing whatever they can, TRYING THEIR BEST? Is there a downside to over-preparing when there's a deadly storm f-cking around?
Well, it's certainly not in line with the Lohan value system, is it?
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You have to LOVE yourself before you can love anyone else. i mean... then Diamonds will love you back with Harry Winston's support
And she is very, very good at loving herself. This is not a girl consumed by self-hatred. Lindsay Lohan's problems are rooted in an abundance of self-LOVE, narcissism, and entitlement. Believe me, she believes in herself enough for all of us.
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, so I told Danielle she was the sexiest nun I had ever met, and that I had this fantasy of kissing a nun, so she decided to fulfill my fantasy, so she landed 3 or 4 big ones on me, while her friend took pictures. And finally they left. FatMan
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At this point, Math::BigInt is working, modulo a few issues with meta-operators that seem to revolve around Rakudo bugs. I have implementations of the basic operators and comparison operators, though they probably could use some more tests. I took sorear++'s suggestion to use postfix L as the shortcut for creating BigInts. That lets you say things like
> my @fib := 1L, 1L, * + * ... *; > say @fib[200]; 453973694165307953197296969697410619233826
Much nicer than the code in my last blog post.
The catch here is that these new operators don't work properly with Rakudo's meta-ops:
> say [*] 1L .. 40L; 8.15915283247898e+47
The result should be a much longer integer rather than a Num, like this:
> say reducewith(&infix:<*>, 1L .. 40L); # this is what [*] should be doing internally 815915283247897734345611269596115894272000000000
[*] doesn't see our new operators, so it calls the Real version of the operator, which in turn calls Math::BigInt.Bridge. That creates a Num version of the BigInt that Rakudo knows how to multiply, though of course, a lot of precision is lost in the process.
As a different approach to trying to meta-ops to work, I've also added
L+ and
L* operators. The idea was that these do BigInt calculations even if both of their arguments are regular Ints:
> say reducewith(&infix:<L*>, 1 .. 40); 815915283247897734345611269596115894272000000000
[L*] still doesn't work:
> [L*] 1..40; Could not find sub &infix:<L*>
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When you live in northern New England in the dead of winter, reading cookbooks is a form of escapism, especially when their recipes call for sun-warmed tomatoes, crisp cucumbers, brightly colored fruits and fragrant, fresh herbs.
When you live in northern New England in the dead of winter, reading cookbooks is a form of escapism, especially when their recipes call for sun-warmed tomatoes, crisp cucumbers, brightly colored fruits and fragrant, fresh herbs.
That may explain why "Jerusalem: A Cookbook," by Yotam Ottolenghi and Sami Tamimi (Ten Speed Press, 2012), seems to have taken my small, snowbound community by storm.
Aside from combating seasonal affective disorder, the appeal of "Jerusalem" lies in its exploration of what the authors characterize as "an immense tapestry of cuisines" that flavor the storied city.
"Consider this," the authors write. "There are Greek Orthodox monks in this city; Russian Orthodox priests; Hasidic Jews originating from Poland; non-Orthodox Jews from Tunisia, from Libya, from France or from Britain; Sephardic Jews who have been here for generations; there are Palestinian Muslims from the West Bank and many others from the city and well beyond; there are secular Ashkenazic Jews from Romania, Germany and Lithuania and more recently arrived Sephardim from Morocco, Iraq, Iran or Turkey; there are Christian Arabs and Armenian Orthodox; there are Yemeni Jews and Ethiopian Jews but there are also Ethiopian Copts; there are Jews from Argentina and others from southern India. There are Russian nuns looking after monasteries and a whole neighborhood of Jews from ... Uzbekistan."
Citizens, the authors write, are often isolated in their neighborhoods, and the fight among various factions to protect their piece of land/cultural heritage/way of life can get "pretty ugly." "Food, at the moment, seems to be the one unifying force in this highly fractured place," they say.
The authors should know. Both were born in Jerusalem in 1968, and both were raised there — Ottolenghi in a Jewish sector, Tamimi in an Arab neighborhood. Thirty years later they met for the first time in London, where they learned they shared a language, a history and a passion for food. They became partners in a restaurant business.
"It takes a giant leap of faith, but we are happy to take it — what have we got to lose? — to imagine that hummus will eventually bring Jerusalemites together, if nothing else will," they write.
Here you will find not a recipe for hummus but one for stuffed eggplant. It takes no leap at all to enjoy this delectable dish from a storied city.
Yield: 4 generous servings
Reprinted with permission from: "Jerusalem: A Cookbook" by Yotam Ottolenghi and Sami Tamimi (Ten Speed Press, 2012)
4 medium eggplants (about 2 pounds), halved lengthwise
6 tablespoons olive oil
2� teaspoons salt
Freshly ground black pepper
1 teaspoon ground cumin
1 tablespoon sweet paprika
1 tablespoon ground cinnamon
2 medium onions, peeled and finely chopped
1 pound ground lamb
7 tablespoons pine nuts
Handful of flatleaf parsley, chopped
2 teaspoons tomato paste
3 teaspoons superfine sugar
2/3 cup water
1 tablespoon freshly squeezed lemon juice
1 teaspoon tamarind paste*
4 cinnamon sticks
Preheat oven to 425 degrees.
Place the eggplant halves, skin-side down, in a roasting pan large enough to accommodate them snugly. Brush the flesh with 4 tablespoons oil and season with 1 teaspoon salt and plenty of black pepper. Roast about 20 minutes, until golden brown. Remove from the oven and allow to cool slightly.
While the eggplants are cooking, heat the remaining 2 tablespoons oil in a large frying pan. Mix together cumin, paprika and cinnamon and add half of this spice mix to the pan, along with the onions. Cook over medium-high heat about 8 minutes, stirring often. Add lamb, pine nuts, parsley, tomato paste, 1 teaspoon sugar, 1 teaspoon salt and some black pepper. Continue to cook and stir another 8 minutes, until the meat is no longer pink.
Place remaining spice mix in a bowl and add water, lemon juice, tamarind paste, the remaining 2 teaspoons sugar, cinnamon sticks and � teaspoon salt; mix well.
Reduce oven temperature to 375 degrees. Scrape the spice-lemon juice mixture into the bottom of the roasting pan. Spoon lamb mixture on top of each eggplant half. Cover the pan tightly with aluminum foil, return to the oven and roast 1� hours, at which point the eggplants should be completely soft and the sauce thick. Twice during the cooking, remove the foil and baste eggplants with the sauce on the bottom of the pan, adding water if the sauce dries out. Serve warm, not hot, or at room temperature.
*Note: Tamarind paste is sold in some supermarkets with the Mexican or international foods. If you can't find it, you can substitute pomegranate molasses. If you can't find that, either, substitute Worcestershire sauce and a squeeze more lemon juice.


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I know we have members across the US and realize that people out there may have other things on their minds, but I figure I'd ask-
Everybody ok?
well I had to go look this up and I can tell you that I live in WI and I have a 6 year old... and I am NOT OK!
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Yeah - it's pretty effed up right now...
i cant even fathom how messed up in the head one has to be in order to do this....
Not a lot of things leave me at a loss for words and this is where I stand. I cannot imagine the disconnect that results in someone executing children.Originally Posted by dahoeb
"Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. Its not" - Dr Suess
Its a sad day, and its sparking people to talk about how they need to revamp gun laws. I dont get why people think its the guns fault. Last I checked guns can't pull their own triggers, not trying to deflect from the children in todays tradgedy... But its getting out of hand people thoughts on gun control and de-arming America. Sad day.
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Israel had a problem with terrorists going in and attacking schools. They armed their teachers and it stopped real quickly. Here is how the typical school outing looks:
has anyone caught the discussion on PBN about this.
I think the US is going about this issue the wrong way with gun control. Why is it that you need a background check to purchase a firearm but a felon just released from prison on parole can go into any Walmart and buy ammunition? Why not just have a ammo id card? Without the card, you can't buy ammo. I'm sure after today, people wouldn't mind paying like $10 to $20 per year for it. Guns are useless without ammo.
It's not a perfect solution but its way better than the idea of taking guns away from responsible citizens.
Because the criminals will get the ammo the same way they get their guns. They go find some girl who is looking for a man to take care of her and get her to buy it for them. This is the most common way they get weapons outside of just stealing them. That and they typically steal ammo with the weapons.Originally Posted by TOTShadowCompany
"Permanent crisis permits permanent control of everything and everybody by the central government" - Aldous Huxley A Brave New World RevisitedOriginally Posted by TOTShadowCompany
Huxley taught Orwell (yeh, I'm not making this up) and his writings of a future world were critical of what a world of abundance would become given totalitarian rule. The desire for knowledge and enlightenment would be placated by the abundance of cheap entertainment, free sex, drugs, and a world in which the central government provided and controlled everything.
Lets start by saying I am not a conspiracy theorist type. I do remember reading predictions from those that do regarding something like this happening just after reelection.
F-n A. Israel doesn't play.Originally Posted by wetwrks
Is it wrong that i look at that picture and think "Yes, that is a good idea"Originally Posted by Interceptor
They stopped going in and attacking churches when he shooter was stopped by an armed patron here in Colorado. Shooters like this are cowards. They don't want a fight they want defenseless victimsOriginally Posted by sQuidvision
Not trying to sound shovenistic here just curious... Were there any men working at that school or just women and children in there? Also do schools have a panic button in the office like banks do? I would think our kids are more important than our savings.
that would certainly make sense... but to play devils advocate here...
there are alot more bank robberies then school shootings.
about 5 school shooting happen per year WORLDWIDE compared to about 450,000 bank robberies per year in the USA ALONE.
a little off topic.. but are there seriously that many bank robberies a year? holy crap.
Not in my book. I bet they don't have a problem with children playing with guns over their either.Originally Posted by sQuidvision
^^ very true but just as this shows bank robberies don't make the news like school shootings do and this is becoming a disturbing trend. So now not only does this look bad against gun owners but people who are preparing for end of days type stuff by legally owning multiple weapons.
Not sure about about that school but our local school has panic buttons at all of the secretary and administrators desks. It has also been built within the past 6 years. Rumour is that there is going to be a discussion this week about changing some procedures and locking down all exterior doors during the day. Currently the front doors remain open during the day. All other doors are locked during the day.
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This is a story written by a mother of a son who "fits the profile" of a school shooter. It details some of her struggles to get help. If we are going to have a discussion, as a nation, on how to "fix" this we need to start at the cause.
I started doing some research on school budgets after this happened because I was curious about the amount of $$ districts spend on student, staff, and facility security. Districts range from $0 to over $10 Million, depending on the size and location of the schools, and I suppose also on the perceived threats in the area. As is expected, large and inner-city districts spend a heck of a lot more and normally have metal detectors and permanently staffed armed guards. All of this got me to thinking.
I had thought of this years ago, but just like our schools and media, forgot about it when we went a couple of years without a major incident. Anyway, why not start a private security firm that caters directly to school districts? I know a lot of schools are strapped for funding, but it could be brought before communities as a bond proposal - pay a few extra $$ a year in local taxes to have the trained watchful eye of former military and police standing guard in the community's schools. For example, a school district of 5 schools may require 10 guards. The contract would include a full-scale threat and emergency preparedness assessment and plan, metal detector installment, and two full-time armed guards during school days and school functions like football games. It would be their responsibility to ensure the school was locked down, to screen all visitors through one entrance, and then ensure they report to the office. Seems like money well spent to me. Obviously each one of the guards would have an entire packet of their security clearances, background check, military service record, etc. presented to school administration for review, and there would be a lot of contract negotiation needed to ensure the district clearly outlines the scope of duties for the guards (such as what situations within the school to intervene on, if any, etc.). I just find it hard to believe any community would reject paying a few extra $$ a year to ensure their children are protected.
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Like I said before in other places. We've had legislation on Drugs for longer then any of us have been alive...and still have a major problem with it. In fact, the US is #1 in usage of most illegal narcotics.
No mater what law...legislation...etc. the president and/or congress put on the books. It's not going to change a damn thing. Bad people will find a way. Weather it's buying from other shady individuals or coming into someones castle and taking it.
All it's going to do is put law biding citizens in harms way. They would need to triple the police force in every city to subdue the craziness that going to come forth from this and I for one will not relinquish my arms.
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Schools in some areas can't afford books and are packing 35-40 students into classrooms built to accomodate 25. Where in the world do you think they are going to get funding for an additional $60-100k+ per year per school for two full time armed guards? We have school districts in our area that are having problems getting renewal levys passed let alone new ones.
We do pretty well with our local school district in getting renewal and even additional levies passed, but I think a lot of people would balk at hiring full time armed guards for our K-12 school. What people just don't get is that things do happen. While it is horrible and devastating to that community, it is in fact still a very rare occurrence.
School Shooters Crimes in the last week of his life:
1. Using Brother's ID. (1)
2. PUTTING FALSE INFO on a 4473 (1)
3. Felony domestic assault (4)
4. Murder of his mother (1)
5 Stealing her firearms (4)
6. Unlawful possession of a handgun (3)
7. Unlawful possession of an "Assault Weapon" (1)
8. Grand theft auto (1)
9. Possession of firearm within 1000 ft of a school without a valid CCW (4)
10 Possession of a firearm within a school without a state issued CCW (3)
11. Discharging a firearm within an occupied building (200)
12 Battery (26)
13 First degree capital murder (26)
14 Attempted first degree felony murder (170)
15 Use of a firearm in the commission of a felony (250+)
16 Aggravated Trespassing (1)
I am sure I have left a few out but I think it is safe to say he committed at least 600 felonies the last week of his life.
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Thats a good question. Locally the town i work for ,said they didnt have the money for us to get extra officers or even a raise for the last 4 years, but they can afford to build a huge new town hall. Charlotte cant afford to out extra officers in the schools but they can afford to build new light rail and trolley projects.
Simply put they would rather have their shiney new toys than secure schools.
One thing to consider is the source of the money, many times federal government money has stipulations attached to it i.e. this money can only be used for public transportation etc. Not saying it is the case with your town but it is something to consider.Originally Posted by Interceptor
Here is Samuel L Jackson's view on the shooting and gun restrictions and the source of these type of shootings:
I think he is 100% correct.
Truth. You can't take federal money designated for roads projects to pay teachers or security guards. Federal funding of schools has shrunk over the past few years and even our system was affected. We lost grant money for a couple of programs that had to be cut because there simply wasnt the money. Yes, you can try and ask the community for more money, but good luck with that. Than again, if we didnt have some teachers making $45/hour maybe we could afford to bring those programs back.Originally Posted by emcl29


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- Middle Aged woman said...
and did you enjoy your stint as John Robinson on Lost In Space? Was Billy Mumy as cute as I thought he was?
- August 2, 2008 at 8:40 AM
- Mandy said...
cute photo!
- August 2, 2008 at 8:40 AM
- attiton said...
I'm reduced to platitudes. They grow up so frickin' fast, don't they?
- August 2, 2008 at 8:42 AM
- Will said...
That's one pretty lady. And a cute little miss too.
- August 2, 2008 at 8:42 AM
- Loralee Choate said...
Awe! She is adorable. Suri Cruise, who???
- August 2, 2008 at 9:16 AM
- Badass Geek said...
So is this the "good" side of your face?
- August 2, 2008 at 9:16 AM
- Redneck Mommy said...
- August 2, 2008 at 9:19 AM
- Aunt Becky said...
Dude. DUDE. She is so cute I want to squeeze her cheeks!
- August 2, 2008 at 9:24 AM
- Amelia Sprout said...
She has so much hair! (we're envious here)
- August 2, 2008 at 9:56 AM
- Nancy said...
Great new shot of her ... so innocent.
- August 2, 2008 at 10:04 AM
- Swirl Girl said...
I don't know which of you is cuter.
- August 2, 2008 at 11:45 AM
- Missy said...
Awesome photo, I love it!
- August 2, 2008 at 1:12 PM
- Assertagirl said...
Great photo! She's such a little sweetie.
- August 2, 2008 at 1:45 PM
- PAPA said...
Cute daughter, Shawn. one lucky guy. Can't wait to see how my little one turns out.
--Great meeting you at Blogher, by the way.
- August 2, 2008 at 1:49 PM
- Linda Sherman said...
Love the new avatar photo.
- August 2, 2008 at 2:23 PM
- Carolyn...Online said...
So glad the little pea still fits in your backpack. Otherwise you'd have to change your whole persona.
- August 2, 2008 at 3:22 PM
- caramama said...
Great pic! She's so adorable!!
- August 2, 2008 at 3:59 PM
- Kelley said...
Cant wait to see the pic when she is 12... better start saving for the chiropractor.
And, of course, she is freaking adorable.
- August 2, 2008 at 5:12 PM
- Heather said...
oh my gosh! look at that hair! it needs some little ponytails with bows on each side.
- August 2, 2008 at 7:38 PM
- Elisa said...
She's so gorgeous! Love the bangs, too :-)
- August 2, 2008 at 7:57 PM
- for a different kind of girl said...
If you ever need a babysitter, I've kinda gotten past that whole desire to steal a kid thing.
But just barely...
...and she's so very adorable...
- August 2, 2008 at 8:14 PM
- ALI said...
what a cutie!
- August 2, 2008 at 8:17 PM
- MadWoman said...
WHat a cutie! And the kid ain't bad either :)
She's adorable. I like the new pic.
- August 2, 2008 at 8:44 PM
Nice you consistently take pictures of yourself as a dad backpacking with your daughter...wait a minute...
she looks very adorable (said with a French Canadian accent)
- August 2, 2008 at 9:07 PM
- Christi said...
She is absolutely adorable and you are dashing, very Clark Gable.
- August 2, 2008 at 9:29 PM
- Bean's Mom said...
Hot damn, you are one good looking dad. A DILF I'd say!
Oh, it would be in poor taste I supposed not to also mention how adorable your daughter is too.
- August 2, 2008 at 10:27 PM
- flutter said...
she is, however, damned cute
- August 3, 2008 at 12:29 AM
- AMR said...
It's like you both rehearsed trying to make the same face. She being of minimal/zero teeth was at a disadvantage, of course, but she's beautiful (as all of our daughters are).
Middle Aged says "Danger, Robinson, Danger." I just think Errol Flynn and sing Buffett's "Pencil Thin Mustache" whenever I see your pic.
Do you have a two-toned Ricky Ricardo jacket?
- August 3, 2008 at 4:24 AM
- Anissa@Hope4Peyton said...
She got your eyes, for sure! Hope she doesn't get the facial hair too.
That's one good-looking duo!
- August 3, 2008 at 10:02 AM
- Backpacking Dad said...
middle aged woman: Up close he was cuter.
mandy: thank you :}
attiton: yeah they do. I need to cut her hair.
Will: I'm all yours, baby. You just say the word.
Loralee: heh. Flattery of my child will get you everywhere.
badass geek: the othe side is better.
redneck mommy: cute, isn't she?
aunt becky: I spent an inordinate amount of time doing just that.
amelia sprout: yeah. now. she went almost completely bald before she was 6 months old.
nancy: sure, she's innocent when she knows people are looking.
swirl girl: her.
missy: thanks :} I have perfected the one-arm-extended self photo.
assertagirl: I think she started pulling my hair about five minutes later.
papa: You too Brian! I swear I haven't forgotten your e-mail!
linda sherman: thank you :}
carolyn online: I think I've got another year or so before I need to get a new backpack or a new kid.
caramama: thanks :}
kelley: she'll be carrying me by then.
heather: ack! don't tell Emily that!
elisa: yeah, they're great, but they're getting in her eyes in the pool now.
FADKOG: I will definitely abandon her with you at the very first opportunity.
ali: thanks :}
madwoman: thank you :}
ange: it's a bit of a coincidence, eh?
christi: Clark Gable! Awesome :}
bean's mom: Woohoo! First "dilf" comment. Now I have to delete it before my wife reads it :}
flutter: I am damned constantly by how cute she is.
amr: I shall procure one insantly!
anissa@hope4peyton: I too hope she doesn't get the facial hair :}
- August 3, 2008 at 10:28 AM
- Dr. Cason said...
I had to come over and visit since your posting (aka spamming) on Shamelessly Sassy was so freaking funny! ;)
I haven't perfected the one-arm photo taking. You make it look easy!
- August 3, 2008 at 11:29 PM
- Karl said...
Wow, she's a doll, all right.
- August 4, 2008 at 8:04 PM
The baby is totally photogenic - dad's okay, too, I guess - great pic!
- August 6, 2008 at 8:58 AM
- Sarah, Goon Squad Sarah said...
Love it!uke
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Lady Bulldogs headed to section title game after upsetting top seeded Maxwell
The Butte Valley girls basketball team earned a berth in the Division 6 Northern Section title game on Wednesday night.
The Lady Bulldogs, the No. 4 seed, upset top seeded Maxwell on the road 42-38. Butte Valley was up 11-9 after one and trailed 20-18 at the half. Down 31-28 after three quarters, the Bulldogs came back in the final quarter to earn the four-point win. The Lady Bulldogs will now face No. 2 seed Hayfork in the Division 6 title game on Friday at Chico State starting at 2:30 p.m. Hayfork downed Butte Valley 48-38 on Dec. 10. Butte Valley will join fellow Siskiyou County team Weed in Chico. The Lady Cougars defeated Mount Shasta in the Division 5 semifinals 35-29 Tuesday night. Weed is set to face Durham at Chico State on Saturday at 2:30 pm.. Butte Valley improved to 14-7 for the year while Maxwell ended the season 16-6.
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The Weed Cougars and Mount Shasta Bears boys basketball teams both lost in the Northern Section Division 5 semifinals Wednesday night.
The No. 3 seed Cougars fell to fellow Shasta Cascade League opponent and No. 2 seed Modoc, 56-52. Weed was up 12-10 in the first quarter and 25-23 at the half. Modoc came back in the second half for the four-point win. Weed ends the season 23-6 while Modoc is now 23-4. The Bears, the No. 4 seed, lost to top seed Liberty Christian of Redding 71-57. Mount Shasta ended the season 21-7 while Liberty improved to 22-7.
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This is an action-packed comedy in fictional Oakton that follows the travails of Surly, a mischievous squirrel, and his rat friend Buddy, who plan a nut store heist of outrageous proportions and unwittingly find themselves embroiled in a much more complicated and hilarious adventure.
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There is something about The Nut Job that will appeal to the old school cartoon lover - the Bugs Bunny aficionado who revels in the ne'er-do-well antics of scrappy anti-heroes, who appreciates the comic sensibilities of bumbling crooks, who likes watching woodland creatures and doofy humans get konked in the head time after time after time. But where Bugs Bunny cartoons always succeeded was in their wit, a department in which The Nut Job is severely lacking. Just under an hour and a half long, The Nut Job has a minute's worth of genuine laughs, favoring the ostensible charms of goofiness over actual funniness.
Usually, when a children's cartoon lacks good humor, it makes up for it (or tries to) with warmth. Here, The Nut Job is also lacking... not entirely devoid, but lacking. The story follows the lazily, albeit appropriately, named Surly Squirrel (Will Arnett, affecting an occasional New York accent to drill home that his character is a jag), who is a self-serving survivalist who hordes as many nuts as he can find for his own safekeeping without concern for his fellow park-dwelling animals - all of whom subscribe to a strange socialistic society led by a solemn raccoon (Liam Neeson). The only animals who sympathize with Surly are his mute pal Buddy, a rat, and his diplomatic fellow squirrel Andie (Katherine Heigl), the latter of whom endures a constant battle to convince Surly to employ his superior food heist skills to help the other rodents. But he won't... and we're never quite sure why.
On the one hand, it could be that he's just a Darwinian individualist. On the other, he drops lines disparaging the aforementioned raccoon for never accepting him, and laments his banishment from the parkgrounds after an unfortunate incident with an inflamed tree. There isn't much work done with the Surly character, so there isn't much of a payoff for his inevitable emotional turnaround. We don't quite understand if he wants to be accepted for who he is, welcomed lovingly into the park community, or adorned with the kind of praise that thick-headed hero squirrel Grayson (Brendan Fraser, giving the funniest performance in the film as a cocky but affectionate dolt) regularly receives.
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President Obama, in delivering his climate action plan, rehashed all the key edicts we've heard from administrations for the past four decades: cut carbon emissions, increase fuel efficiency; clamp down on coal; develop alternative energy, and so on. Yet, carbon dioxide concentrations in the atmosphere continue to climb. It's obvious the fossil energy industry's grip on our elected representatives has allowed the continued pollution of our environment, particularly when it comes to unconventional gas development enjoying exemption from major environmental protection laws.
The one bright spot was Obama's challenge: "What we need in this fight are citizens who will stand up and speak up and compel us to do what this moment demands ... speak up at town halls, church groups, PTA meetings; push back on misinformation, speak up for the facts, broaden the circle of those who are willing to stand up for our future."
Those words suggest that the president anticipated many of us would not be overjoyed with his plan, but we should not take it lying down. We need to spring into action to counteract the lies with facts and compel our governments to protect the health and safety of our citizens and save the planet.
Marcellus Outreach Butler (MOB), a grassroots group from Butler County, is sponsoring the Fossil-free Energy Fair from noon to 5 p.m. July 27 in the Carousel Shelter at Alameda Park, Butler. Admission is free.
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By popular request, Weekend Confirmed takes on all of Portal 2 in the opening segment. Though the conversation covers much of the game in feel and concept, there are spoilers. So for those wanting to avoid them, skip forward to the start of the second segment at the 32 minute mark. And there's still plenty of great stuff to come from there like Child of Eden, Outland, Thor, our new "knockout" game, how Sony could tackle E3, the top news stories of the week, and Finishing Moves to top it all off.
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Astrology cannot
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Astrology is pragmatic, it uses what is available. Birth time is an observable and well documented quantity - the government records it in its birth registry offices. By nature, conception happens in secrecy - making love in the dark under the bed covers, and actual fertilization of the egg sometime up to 48 hours later inside the woman's body.
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The Sun does not change signs at midnight on fixed days in your time zone. It changes signs at totally uneven times, and the exact date and time varies from sign to sign and from year to year.
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The Lansing girls' swimming team opened its 2013 season Tuesday.
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The top finishes for Lansing came from two relay squads. The 200 medley relay of Ally Hecht, Carmen Mabee, Rachel Jessup and Cynnamon Dill placed 10th, while the 200 free relay of Mabee, Kelli Myracle, Rachael Woody and MeKayla Depalois came in 11th.
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In the 1980's, few bands bridged the gap between hardcore punk and what would become alternative rock quite like Minnesota's Hüsker Dü.
The personalities in the trio, however, were not as harmonious, and their partnership dissolved before the decade's end. Guitarist Bob Mould went on to a successful recording career. Bassist Greg Norton dropped out of music and became a chef. And that leaves ... drummer Grant Hart.
Since the end of Husker Du, Hart has been either incredibly productive or absent from the public eye for years at a time. Now, after four years away, he's back with a very ambitious concept record. It's based on an unpublished work of the late William S. Burroughs, who had adapted Milton's Paradise Lost for the stage — and renamed it Lost Paradise.
"I've always been attracted to the [Milton] line, 'Awake, arise, or be for ever fall'n," Hart says. "There's a revolutionary in me that really loves that kind of thinking."
Grant Hart spoke with NPR's Jacki Lyden about the making of his new double album, The Argument. Click the audio link to hear more of their conversation.
And if you're just joining us, this is WEEKENDS on ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. I'm Jacki Lyden. And it's time now for music.
HUSKER DU: (Singing) And I don't wanna know if you are lonely...
LYDEN: In the 1980s, few bands showed where punk was headed more clearly than Minnesota's Husker Du. But the personalities in the trio wouldn't co-exist beyond the decade. Guitarist Bob Mould went on to a successful recording career. Bassist Greg Norton dropped out of music and became a chef. And that leaves drummer Grant Hart. Since the end of Husker Du, Hart has either been incredibly productive or absent from the public eye for years at a time.
Now, after four years away, he's back with an ambitious concept album, a double album, even. It's based on an unpublished work by the late William S. Burroughs. Burroughs had adapted Milton's "Paradise Lost" and renamed it "Lost Paradise."
GRANT HART: (Singing) Is the sky the limit? What is the apogee? Is the sky the limit for me?
LYDEN: Grant Hart's new album is called "The Argument," and he joins us from the studios of Minnesota Public Radio. Grant Hart, how nice it is to have you here.
HART: Well, thank you very much.
LYDEN: This double album is a project that's been a long, long time in the making. How far back does it go?
HART: Well, the actual inception goes back to 2008. William's secretary, James Grauerholz, was poring over some unpublished things, looking for a project to be turned into a musical, and he showed me this "Lost Paradise" that William had monkeyed around with sometime last 10 years of his life. And by the time I left, I was convinced that I was the person that should compose the music for it.
LYDEN: So you knew him before his death in 1997?
HART: (Chuckling) It was a lot easier than knowing him after it.
HART: Yes, we've known each other for about 11 years.
LYDEN: It seems like such an extraordinary adaptation of an adaptation. Was there something - a line that spoke to you, or just the concept of reinventing this yet again that gripped you? What was it?
HART: Well, I've always been attracted to the line: awake, arise or be forever fallen. You know, there's a revolutionary in me that really loves that kind of thinking.
HART: (Singing) I would never serve in Heaven when in Hell I can command. Let us leave this boiling brimstone; come and join me on solid land...
LYDEN: And, of course, Milton's poem is based on the biblical story of the fall of man. You're using a lot of different songwriting styles on these two albums. "So Far from Heaven," for example, that had an almost '50s feel to me, a kind of "Earth Angel" by The Penguins or a Bobby Darin song.
HART: Well, thank you very much. That's high praise. That was a favorite of my late mother's. And I love the fact that she was able to see that performed a few times.
HART: (Singing) I sit and watch the world alone from the star. I see you approaching. I wonder who you are. What's a little angel doing so far from heaven?
LYDEN: In your work, are you thinking about characters, Satan and Adam and the Archangel, or are you thinking - was anything in the poem informing your music?
HART: Well, one of the early things that I decided was that Lucifer was not going to go through the name change, that he was - I was going to not transform him from, you know, a sympathetic character to an evil character. I was going to excise the religious content, which is half of the book. And when you're condensing something into a mere two records, 70 minutes' worth of music, you got to chop a lot of "Paradise Lost" out.
HART: At first, I thought, oh, I'm going to, you know, every detail, every comma, every exclamation point is going to be addressed. And as I went along, I realized that the songs in between the songs in between the songs are going to just pile up. So I started skipping around and then connecting the dots. And I think that's one of things that made the project possible to conclude.
LYDEN: Yeah. Did you actually reread Milton or just the Burroughs poem when you tried to pair the mood of the music with the story you're telling in the lyrics?
HART: I reread Milton. I had the Burroughs typescript until I had a house fire, which - I'd already stopped directly accessing the stuff. Instead, I took a lot in, and then I channeled it. Once I knew what the story was going to be, I put the books away and told it my own way.
LYDEN: Hmm. My guest is Grant Hart, and his latest project is a double album based on Milton's "Paradise Lost," and it's called "The Argument." Let's talk a little bit about the song "The Argument."
HART: (Singing) Never have I seen with so much pleasure / that result in so much beauty / that is so a joy for ever / ever will we seek it in our / being cast from heaven and its treasure I can find in all my duty...
LYDEN: You're using call and response here in the war between good and evil, and the lyrics are: Never have I seen with so much pleasure, pleasure the result of so much beauty, beauty that is so enjoyed forever, ever we will seek it out in our being. And I love the way that you've doubled this. You know, the last line of the first refrain then becomes the springboard for the next line. Really, really clever wordplay. That had to be a real musical challenge.
HART: It was a very tough challenge. And there's also a strange coincidence that happened there. In order to make an eight-count with the lyric, I had to use 10 syllables per each line, and then they share two syllables, which makes it, you know, the metrical eight. And Milton's original was 10 syllables per line, and I didn't realize that until I barely nearly completed writing the song. So I thought that was a nice - nice tap on the shoulder from the fates.
LYDEN: You know, I read that you're thinking about staging it as what you have called a perverted ballet, and I'm almost afraid to ask how you do envision this on the stage.
HART: Well, I see the core as a, you know, a rock band, and then I see additional instrumentation, a lot of voices, but there are places where I could see some kind of like exercise routine going on or... You know, I'm not seeing "Swan Lake," that's why I used the description perverted ballet.
HART: Courtney Love would be perfect...
HART: ...because she's got the voice, she's got the delivery. You know, just ballet without the tutus, maybe spacesuits.
LYDEN: Maybe a trampoline for the fall...You know...
HART: A trampoline? That would be great.
LYDEN: ....Satan and Lucifer can go up - they can go up and down with sin and death.
HART: Bungee cords.
LYDEN: Feel free to take my contributions here.
HART: Yes.
HART: (Singing) Put away your poisonous darkness, nothing to kill in this angel's heart.
LYDEN: Grant Hart was one third of the legendary rock band Husker Du. His new solo album comes out on Tuesday. It's an adaptation of Milton's "Paradise Lost," and it's called "The Argument." Check out a few tracks in our website, nprmusic.org. Grant Hart, it really has been fun taking to you. Thank you.
HART: Thank you very much. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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Although it's not obvious, there's a method to Volition's madness. The studio behind "Saints Row" had a plan that took the series from "Grand Theft Auto" clone to a franchise with its own identity.
To see that trajectory, players have to follow the path of the Boss, the player-created protagonist at the heart of the series. Creative director Steve Jaros pointed out that the Boss has gone from lowly thug to crime overlord. From there, the head of organized crime turned the street gang into pop culture icons so celebrated that officers ask them for autographs while the crew robs a bank.
Where does Volition take the series from there? Naturally, "Saints Row 4" puts the Boss in the White House. (Hey, Arnold Schwarzenegger's fame helped him become governor of California.) But Kinzie, Shaundi, Pierce and the gang won't be fighting other countries this time around. The bar is set higher as an alien army called the Zin empire takes over Earth and abducts the president and the crew.
Zinyak, the alien's leader, places his kidnapped humans in a simulation a la "The Matrix," where he plans to toy with them, but the Boss escapes the prison's virtual bonds and rounds up his crew. Throughout most of the campaign, players spend most of their time in Steelport, the previous game's setting. The lack of a new locale is a disappointment, but "Saints Row 4" is more of a narrative-driven game.
The landscape is secondary to the new gameplay tweaks and mission design. They are worked into the fabric of the campaign as the Boss has to free his comrades and disrupt the simulation by causing unfettered mass chaos.
That also happens to be the perfect scenario for a sandbox game, where players in the simulation have superpowers that let them jump over buildings and run as fast as planes. They can shoot fire or use telekinesis to toss cars at Zin soldiers. Volition effectively made the "Crackdown" sequel that fans always wanted.
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Everyone is certainly invited to come as early as you can and stay as late as you can to the local International Women's Day Conference being held Friday, March 1 from 8:15 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the Pollard Technology Conference Center, located at 210 Badger Ave., Oak Ridge.
Everyone is certainly invited to come as early as you can and stay as late as you can to the local International Women's Day Conference being held today (Friday, March 1) from 8:15 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the Pollard Technology Conference Center, located at 210 Badger Ave., Oak Ridge.
But if you can only come a bit later or can only stay a limited time, here is a quick and handy rundown of who's speaking and when at the IWD Conference, courtesy of Cleva Marrow.
• 8:15 to 9 a.m. — Refreshments and lunch reservations if you so choose (Though parking and the conference itself are free, if you would like to order a $10 box lunch, lunch reservations must be made between 8:15 and 9 a.m. on the day of the event or in advance by contacting Mary Ann Reeves at (865) 693-6286 or at email@example.com.)
• 9 a.m. Auditorium — "Women as Transformational Leaders," Knoxville mayor Madeline Rogero
• 10 a.m. Auditorium — "Women, Heart Disease & Health Disparities," Cheryl Travis, professor of psychology, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
• 10 a.m. Iris Room — "Pay Equity & Economic Impact of Other Disparities on Gender," Phyllis Qualls-Brooks, Tennessee Economic Council on Women
• 11 a.m. Auditorium — "How Do Women Thrive After Experiencing Interpersonal Violence of Child Maltreatment?" Joanne Hall, professor, UTK College of Nursing
• 11 a.m. Iris Room — "Microaggression & Health Effects Among African American Women," Becky Fields, professor of nursing, South College
• Noon Lobby — Lunch (See reservation information above)
• 1 p.m. Auditorium — "Innocence Shattered: The Devastating Legacy of Educator Sexual Misconduct," You Have The Power panel discussion introduced by Cathy Gurley and featuring Christine Evans-Longmire, Kids First Child Advocacy Center of the Ninth Judicial District, and Norma Mertz, professor, Higher Education Administration, UTK
• 2:30 p.m. Auditorium — "Immigrant Women and Domestic Violence in East Tennessee," Karla McKanders, associate professor, UTK College of Law
• 2:30 p.m. Iris Room — "International Equity Initiatives: History & Impact," Beverly Watts, TN Human Rights Commission
• 3:30 p.m. Auditorium — "Entering the Century's Teens: Some Women & Moments Worth Celebrating," Fran Ansley, distinguished professor law, emeritus, UTK


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Blizzard's recent announcement that Diablo 3 would require a constant connection to the Internet has been met with some consternation from fans. The company has been caught off-guard by the reaction, at least according to online technologies VP Robert Bridenbecker. He says that Blizzard's history and the direction of online strategies in general shows the always-on requirement as a reasonable standard, given the benefits of it in this case.
"I'm actually kind of surprised in terms of there even being a question in today's age around online play and the requirement around that," Bridenbecker told MTV Multiplayer. "We've been doing online gameplay for 15 years now... it really is just the nature of how things are going, the nature of the industry. When you look at everything you get by having the persistent connection on the servers, you cannot ignore the power and the draw of that."
Bridenbecker claims that DRM wasn't the impetus for the decision, but rather the "feature set, the sanctity of the game systems like your characters. You're guaranteeing that there are no hacks, no dupes. ... I look at [DRM solutions] and say, 'Wow, those kind of suck.' But if there's a compelling reason for you to have that online connectivity that enhances gameplay, that doesn't suck. That's awesome."
He also suggests that offering a separate offline mode would create a "separate path" for players, and not many would use it anyway. He calls this solution more "clean." He also clarified that always-on doesn't mean you have to play with other people. "You'll still be able to have a private game. You'll still be able to go off and play the game solo and adventure solo. You an opt to bring other people to your world if you want, but that's up to you."
The rationale echoes comments from Blizzard game design VP Rob Pardo, who commented that increased security outweighs the benefit of offline play. "I want to play Diablo 3 on my laptop in a plane, but, well, there are other games to play for times like that."
The always-on requirement has been largely interpreted as a method of keeping hacks from impacting the game, especially ones like item-duplicating that would decimate the newly-announced real money auction house. We'll have to see if Bridenbecker's comments do anything to soothe the savage rage-beast that is the Internet.


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At this point in his work, Nick is pursuing a need for expansiveness with dancers …and waiting.. for expansiveness. This statement is made as a way to delineate the working themes from any sort of limit. The aim is for non-dualism, the making of art in the studio being concerned with discernment rather than judgement, inclusion through group reflection, rather than hierarchical prescription. The process is loosely based on the idea of a question like 'In what way are you capable? (Whereas 'Are you capable?' has a one-word answer). A group space that is expansive leads us from one idea to the next. This will translate into the choreographic space in a process prioritizing deadline-free environment. Specifically … echoing some Nick's early work, yet with a deepened awareness for the sensations in the body, the brief research period will ask 'How does a trained or training dancer come to a space that is a somatic and over-ridingly concerned with the felt sense and attunement to self? Can an intention within such a space still be performative? From where do we find a beginning middle and end? And crafted art piece?
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EDIT: Let me clarify what I was thinking a little bit better, so that we avoid confusion. I really though of something that shows someone's collection of Mags. It's not that I would do 3 or 4 separate categories as we do every month, as I believe that would just be a little bit more of the same and we would risk having few contestants afterall. My idea would be to have a single picture of a set of guns, all together.
Also, when I say "Electro", I mean anything that runs on bateries. Be it an eMag, X-Mag, SFL, VER, e-Pneu, Devil Mag, Hyper frame'd Mag, SpyderMag, EgoMag, ShmegoMag , whatever. For pneu, I think it's a mech-pneu frame, be it a custom one or a G-Force frame. For Mech, I mean anything that's not Electro nor Pneu (as explained before) and for Pump, well, it has to be a pump Mag, be it whatever pump kit you want (factory, XM-15, Rainman's etc).
But, again, a single pic with lots of awesome looking Mags.
One extra thing: do previous MOTM winners qualify for that or no? I think we should try avoiding it but please let me know.
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LIVERMORE, Calif. — Wente Vineyards, nestled in the rolling hills of the Livermore Valley, is an American success story and the oldest continuously operated family-owned winery in the nation.
C.H. Wente, an immigrant from Germany, came to the valley and recognized it was an ideal spot for growing grapes. He purchased 48 acres in 1883 and today the fourth and fifth generations are continuing that legacy.
Wente is recognized as the pioneer of California Chardonnay. He released the nation's first bottling from the 1936 vintage with the varietal name Chardonnay on the label.
"My grandfather bought nearby Murrieta's Well Winery from neighbor Louie Mel in 1936. It was a gravity-flow operation built into the hillside," said fourth generation winemaker Philip Wente. "In 1990, I formed a partnership with well-know winemaker Sergio Traverso and we resurrected Murrieta's Well as a working winery.
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Murrieta's Well has a rich history, according to stories and possible folk tales passed down. In the 1850s, Joaquin Murrieta, the "Mexican Robin Hood" (or bandit) of the Gold Rush, came upon an underground spring and brought his purloined cattle to drink and camp in the Livermore Valley. The well remains on the property.
"Our red blend named 'The Spur' is specific to this location," Wente said. "It is a combination of Petite Sirah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot and Malbec."
"The Whip" is the white blend of Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Gewürztraminer, Viognier, Semillon, Orange Muscat, Pinot Blanc and Muscat Canelli.
Murrieta's Well Winery produces only estate-grown blended wines for the marketplace on 90 acres while Wente Vineyards focuses on growing varietal wines. They have two distinct vineyards, so there is no competition.
Chris Chandler, executive director of the Livermore Valley Winegrowers Association acknowledged Wente and his family's contributions.
"Livermore Valley is fortunate to have among its 50 wineries the country's oldest continuously operated family-owned winery, Wente Vineyards," she said. "As urbanization spread toward Livermore Valley in the '80s, Phil Wente and his family were instrumental in creating a land-use plan that allowed for some homes while preserving land for vineyards and other agricultural uses. Thirty years later, the valley is definitely grateful for his vision and leadership."
Wente said there are numerous challenges facing California winemakers.
"I think one of my main concerns is the supply of grapes for the marketplace," he said. "That issue involves finding capital investment and growing locations. Other challenges involve water, land cost, pressure from international markets and whether capital is available. All these are very complicated issues."
He has some advice for those thinking of planting roots in the wine industry.
"My advice would be the same for those getting into any business," he said. "You have to ask yourself, 'What kind of profit and return do I need to be a success and then work backwards. Before you spend any money you have to make sure you can achieve that goal.
"Winemaking is a romantic but at the end of the day it needs to be a viable business."
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We are moving into our new location on December 1st, and will have our grand re-opening party soon afterwards!
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We will continue having our twice monthly member meetings. The location of which will be posted to the Meetings page and announced to the Member List.
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2. Not screwing around with Winston and getting him signed.
The draft remains to be seen but these 2 moves alone will make us a competitive team next year and beyond. Great job.