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to make suitable to requirements or conditions; adjust or modify fittingly:
They adapted themselves to the change quickly. He adapted the novel for movies.
to adjust oneself to different conditions, environment, etc.:
to adapt easily to all circumstances.
Contemporary Examples
The adapted course is set to be instituted in high schools nationwide this fall.
RNC to Congress: Investigate the AP U.S. History Exam Gideon Resnick August 13, 2014
This article is adapted from a post on IranWire by Gandom Khatib.
Tehran's Underground Speakeasies IranWire June 14, 2014
Al Qaeda has learned from the mistakes of its franchises in the past and adapted.
Al Qaeda's Post-9/11 Surge Bruce Riedel September 8, 2010
It had been planned days in advance to show solidarity with Jerusalem, but adapted to recent events.
A New Intifada? Israel's Arab Citizen Uprising Spreads Creede Newton November 9, 2014
Colfer adapted the later into a 2012 film, which he also executive produced and starred in.
Chris Colfer on Writing, Acting, and the Pain of Being A Pop Culture Trailblazer Oliver Jones December 14, 2014
Historical Examples
The distances to it were long, and the rides in Cranby Wood—the big wood—were not adapted for wheels.
Can You Forgive Her? Anthony Trollope
But his instrument was never used on the ocean lines, and, indeed, it was not adapted for them.
Heroes of the Telegraph J. Munro
It will then be naturally loose and adapted to the growth of Golden Seal.
Ginseng and Other Medicinal Plants A. R. (Arthur Robert) Harding
A room not large enough to skate in; nor adapted to the easy pursuit of any other occupation.
Little Dorrit Charles Dickens
Lane, on the other hand, recognized military rules only so far as they were adapted to the present situation.
Recollections with the Third Iowa Regiment Seymour D. (Seymour Dwight) Thompson
(often foll by to) to adjust (someone or something, esp oneself) to different conditions, a new environment, etc
(transitive) to fit, change, or modify to suit a new or different purpose: to adapt a play for use in schools
early 15c. (implied in adapted) "to fit (something, for some purpose)," from Middle French adapter (14c.), from Latin adaptare "adjust," from ad- "to" (see ad-) + aptare "join," from aptus "fitted" (see apt). Meaning "to undergo modification so as to fit new circumstances" (intransitive) is from 1956. Related: Adapting.
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Parents rush to abandon teens in Nebraska
The mother was running out of more than patience when she abandoned her 18-year-old daughter at a hospital over the weekend under Nebraska's safe-haven law. She was also running out of time: She knew that state lawmakers would meet today in a special session to amend the ill-fated law so that it would apply to newborns only.
To the state's surprise and embarrassment, more than half of the 31 children legally abandoned under the safe-haven law since it took effect in mid-July have been teenagers.
But state officials may have inadvertently made things worse with their hesitant response to the problem: The number of drop-offs has almost tripled to about three a week since Gov. Dave Heineman announced on Oct. 29 that lawmakers would rewrite the law. Associated Press
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Sen. Hillary Clinton, who lost to Barack Obama in the Democratic presidential primary, is being considered to serve as secretary of state in the Obama administration, NBC News and CNN reported Thursday. The report, which cited two unnamed advisers to President-elect Obama, said Clinton's office would only say that any decisions on the appointment would be up to the president-elect. Staff and wire reports
Iranian diplomat kidnapped, guard killed in Pakistan
Armed men kidnapped an Iranian diplomat Thursday in Pakistan's northwest, a day after the slaying of an American aid worker – heightening fears that Islamic militants are hunting down foreigners. The Iranian and his Pakistani bodyguard were driving over a bridge in Peshawar when two gunmen blocked their way and opened fire, said police investigator Banaras Khan. The attackers fled with the diplomat, and the guard was killed. Associated Press
Vienna Austria
The man accused of imprisoning his daughter for 24 years in a rat-infested cell and fathering her seven children, was indicted Thursday on a murder charge. Prosecutors said one of the youngsters who died in infancy might have survived if brought to a doctor. Josef Fritzl "deliberately decided not to intervene" and save the infant boy's life, said the indictment, which also charges the 73-year-old retired electrician with rape, incest, false imprisonment and enslavement. Associated Press
Mexico City
Mexico City is giving out free Viagra to men 70 and older. Mayor Marcelo Ebrard says the city is implementing the plan because sexuality "has a lot to do with quality of life and our happiness." City Health Secretary Armando Ahued says the government will start handing out doses of one or two Viagra, Levitra or Cialis pills on Dec. 1. The men will receive medical examinations before receiving the pills. Associated Press

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Okonomiyaki14 12 2009
Okonomiyaki (お好み焼き) is a Japanese savoury pancake containing a variety of ingredients. The name is derived from the word okonomi, meaning "what you like" or "what you want", and yaki meaning "grilled" or "cooked" (cf. yakitori and yakisoba). Okonomiyaki is mainly associated with Kansai or Hiroshima areas of Japan, but is widely available throughout the country. Toppings and batters tend to vary according to region.
When making okonomiyaki in the Hiroshima Style, the ingredients are not mixed together. Instead, the batter is cooked like a thin crepe and the ingredients are cooked separately. When everything is done the ingredients are placed on the crepe, the toppings are added, and the okonomiyaki is served. Yakisoba noodles are a distinctive ingredient of Hiroshima style okonomiyaki, and are usually included.
On the next blog I will show you how to make this okonomiyaki.
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IDEA: A French-Arab man gradually rises to the top of the mafia after spending time in prison.
BLURB: The title, A Prophet, refers to the central character's almost superhuman ability to curtail and manipulate his surroundings. He is one step ahead of the game; observant, penetrating, always mapping out a plan that will catapult him to the next level. And by story's end, he will have honed the powers to become a mafia mastermind. This is where Jacques Audiard's film is at its strongest, when it examines the process by which one young, nubile man enters the prison system and comes out less than five years later a hardened, muscular criminal. The man, Malik, played with a mercurial exactness by Tahar Rahim, makes a great character to study. As he rises in prominence and stature through the guidance of a Corsican gang, we see a lonely Arab immigrant trying to find a place to settle into his own, pursuing a criminal life as his only means of survival. Cutthroat and vigorously made, the picture ultimately runs out of steam as its overlong runtime wears on. What begins as a terse prison drama becomes convoluted and confusing, a structurally messy, yet worthwhile, venture.
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For IDoR 2017 we conducted interviews with experts in emergency radiology from various countries.
Dr. Durim Cela, head of the radiology department of University Medical Centre 'Mother Teresa' (QSUT) in Tirana, Albania, and lector at the University of Albania
Dr. Carlos Capiel, head of the radiology department at the Mar del Plata Radiological Institute in the Buenos Aires region of Argentina, full professor of diagnostic imaging at FASTA University in Mar del Plata and associate professor of diagnostic imaging at La Plata National University
Prof. Adriana Rosa Martinez, head of the radiology department of the Favaloro Foundation University Hospital in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Lusine Hakobyan, MD, PhD, head of the radiology department at Erebouni Medical Center in Yerevan, Armenia, and lecturer of diagnostic radiology at Yerevan State Medical University (YSMU)
Bosnia & Herzegovina
Dr. Vesna Sarajlic, subspecialist in vascular and interventional radiology at the Clinic of Radiology, University Clinical Centre in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Dr. Shri Krishna Jayanthi, director of the emergency radiology department at Hospital Universitário (HU) da Universidade de São Paulo in São Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Luis Ronan Marquez Ferreira de Souza, associate professor and radiology residents' preceptor at Universidade Federal do Triangulo Mineiro (UFTM) in Uberaba, Minas Gerais, Brazil
Dr. Nikoleta Traykova, head of department of diagnostic imaging at the University Hospital for Active Treatment 'Sv Geogri' in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, and director of the Medical College at the Medical University of Plovdiv
Dr. Victor Dinamarca Ortiz, emergency radiologist at Clínica Las Condes Hospital in Santiago, Chile
Dr. Alvaro Huete, associate professor of radiology and residency programme director at the department of radiology at the Catholic University Clinical Hospital in Santiago, Chile
Prof. Damir Miletić, head of the radiology department at the Clinical Hospital Centre in Rijeka, Croatia, chairman of radiology at the medical faculty at the University of Rijeka, and president of the Croatian Society of Radiology
Czech Republic
Dr. Andrea Šprláková-Puková, consultant radiologist in the radiology department of University Hospital Brno in Brno, Czech Republic
Dr. Csaba Traply, head of the radiology unit in the emergency department and chief consultant in emergency radiology at the radiology department at Odense University Hospital in Odense, Denmark
Dr. Juan Carlos Guerra, head radiologist of the imaging department at Hospital de los Valles in Quito, Ecuador, head professor of postgraduate neurosurgery at the school of health sciences at San Francisco University of Quitoa
El Salvador
Dr. Marta Eugenia Sosa de Cálix, general radiologist managing the MR department and coordinating the radiology residency programme at the Rosales National Hospital in San Salvador, El Salvador
Dr. Aleksandr Šamarin, consultant radiologist at the North Estonia Medical Centre in Tallinn, Estonia
Dr. Kathia Chaumoître, professor and head of the radiology department at North Hospital, Aix Marseille University, France, and supervisor of the French Emergency Imaging Federation (FIU)
Dr. Rainer Braunschweig, radiologist from Hamburg, Germany, former head of the clinic of imaging diagnostics and interventional radiology at Bergmannstrost-Hospital in Halle/S., an international traumatology centre
Prof. Jacob Sosna, chairman of radiology at Hadassah Medical Center and head of the imaging faculty at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, Israel, co-director of the Wohl Institute for Translational Medical Research for preclinical imaging in Hadassah, vice dean of the Hebrew University, Hadassah Faculty of Medicine
Dr. Mariano Scaglione, head of the radiology department at Pineta Grande Hospital in Castel Volturno, Italy, and Past President of the European Society of Emergency Radiology (ESER)
Prof. Saulius Lukosevicius, professor of radiology and vice chair of the radiology department at the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences in Kaunas, Lithuania, and chief specialist of radiology in the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Lithuania
Prof. Guillermo Elizondo Riojas, chief of the radiology department at the Monterrey University Hospital in Monterrey, Mexico
Dr. hab. Marek Stajgis, head of the radiology department at Poznan University of Medical Sciences in Poznan, Poland
Dr. Élia Coimbra, head of the interventional radiology unit of the Hepato-Biliary-Pancreatic and Transplant Centre in Hospital Curry Cabral, Centro Hospitalar de Lisboa Central, in Lisbon, Portugal, and member of the board of the Portuguese Society of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine (SPRMN)
Dr. Radu Baz, associate professor of radiology and head of the radiology department at Clinical County Hospital of Constanta, Romania, member of the Executive Board of the Romanian Society of Radiology and Medical Imaging (SRIM), and president of the Romanian Society of Magnetic Resonance in Medicine
Dr. Elvira Akchurina, MD, PhD, senior radiologist in the Radiology Department of a Federal Center of Treatment and Rehabilitation in Moscow, Russia, and part-time assistant professor at the Medical Faculty of Moscow State University
Dr. Milagros Martí de Gracia, head of the emergency radiology unit at La Paz University Hospital, UAM, in Madrid, Spain, and president of the Spanish Society of Emergency Radiology (SERAU)
Dr. Seppo Koskinen, professor in medical radiology at the Department of Clinical Science, Intervention and Technology at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, Sweden, and senior consultant at Karolinska University Hospital
Prof. Pierre-Alexandre Poletti, in charge of the emergency radiology unit and vice-chairman of the radiology service at the University Hospital of Geneva in Geneva, Switzerland, and president of the Swiss Society of Emergency Radiology (SSER)
Prof. Erhan Akpınar, emergency radiologist at Hacettepe University Department of Radiology in Ankara, Turkey, and member of the Executive Committee of the European Society of Emergency Radiology
Anton Nosov, MD, head of the radiology department at the Kyiv City Children's Diagnostic Center in Kyiv, Ukraine
United Kingdom
Dr Elizabeth Dick, BSc, MD, consultant radiologist and honorary senior lecturer at Imperial College London, director of medical education at Imperial College, President of the British Society of Emergency Radiology, and President Elect of the European Society of Emergency Radiology (ESER)
United States
Dr. Joseph S. Yu, vice chairman of academic affairs and education; professor of radiology and orthopaedic surgery at the Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio, United States, and President of the American Society of Emergency Radiology (ASER)
For the IDoR 2016 we conducted interviews with experts in breast imaging from various countries.
Michelle Reintals, Director of Breast at IMED Queensland SouthernX Radiology in Brisbane, Australia, Chair of the Breast Imaging Reference Group (BIRG) of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists, and former State Screening Program Radiology Coordinator at BreastScreen South Australia
Miguel Angel Pinochet Tejos, radiologist at Clinica Alemana de Santiago, Chile, Professor of the Faculty of Medicine of the Universidad del Desarrollo and President of the Colegio Interamericano de Radiología (CIR)
Boris Brkljačić, Professor of Radiology and Vice-Dean at the University of Zagreb School of Medicine, Croatia, and Chairman of the Communications and External Affairs Committee of the European Society of Radiology (ESR)
Ilse Vejborg, head of the Department of Radiology at the University Hospital of Copenhagen, Rigshospitalet and head of the Capital Mammography Screening programme in Denmark
Christiane Kuhl, director of the Department of Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology at the University Hospital Aachen, Germany
Gabor Forrai, professor and head of the department of radiology at Duna Medical Center in Budapest, Hungary, head of the breast screening centres in Vac and Eger County Hospitals, and the current President of EUSOBI
Gormlaith Hargaden, consultant radiologist at the Mater Misericordiae University Hospital and for BreastCheck, the Irish national breast screening programme, both in Dublin
Raushan Ibzhanovna Rakhimzhanova, head of the Department for Radiology N2 of the Medical University Astana, President of the Radiological Society of Kazakhstan and President of the Society of Breast Imaging of Kazakhstan
Ardian Biçaku, radiologist at the Clinic of Radiology at the University Clinical Centre of Kosovo in Pristina, PhD candidate at the School of Medicine, University of Zagreb, Croatia, and Coordinator of Mobile Mammography in Kosovo
Elżbieta Łuczyńska, a researcher and lecturer at the Skłodowska-Curie Oncology Centre, head of the Radiology and Image Diagnostics Department at the Oncology Centre in Kraków, and head of the Breast Imaging Section of the Polish Medical Society of Radiology
Mihai Lesaru, Associate Professor of Medicine and Pharmacy at the Radiology and Medical Imaging Department at Fundeni Clinical Institute, Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Bucharest, founder and current president of the Romanian Society of Breast Imaging and vice-president of the Romanian Society of Radiology and Imaging
Olga Puchkova, radiologist at the Federal Center of Medicine and Rehabilitation in Moscow, Russia
Nadejda Rojkova, head of the Center of Oncology of Reproductive Systems at Herzen Moscow Research Oncology Institute and Chief Specialist in mammology of the Russian Ministry of Health
Dragana Bogdanović-Stojanović and Dragana Djilas, both professors and radiologists from the Institute of Oncology in Vojvodina, Serbia
Viera Lehotská, Associate Professor and Head of the 2nd Radiology Department of the Faculty of Medicine Comenius University and St. Elizabeth's Cancer Institute, Bratislava, Slovakia
Maja Marolt Mušič, head of the Department of Radiology at the Institute of Oncology in Ljubljana, Slovenia and President of the Slovenian Association of Radiology
South Africa
Eugene Jooste, a consultant radiologist at the private practice of Capital Radiology, based at the Life Groenkloof Hospital in Pretoria, and former Chairman of the Breast Imaging Society of South Africa (BISSA)
Marina Álvarez Benito, head of the Radiology Department of the Reina Sofia Hospital in Córdoba, Spain, and president of the Spanish Society of Breast Imaging (SEDIM)
Edward Azavedo, Professor and Director of Breast Imaging Servies, Karolinska University Hospital, Stockholm, Sweden
Sophie Dellas, assistant professor of radiology and division head of breast imaging and diagnostics at the University Hospital Basel, Switzerland, and a core team member of the certified breast centre at the same institution
Gul Esen, professor and member of the academic faculty of Acibadem University in Istanbul, guest lecturer at Koc University, and Chair of the Turkish Radiological Society's breast imaging working group.
United States
Elizabeth Morris, Professor and Chief of the Breast Imaging Service at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC) in New York, US, and President of the Society of Breast Imaging
For the IDoR 2015 we conducted interviews with experts in paediatric imaging from various countries.
Erich Sorantin, professor and acting head of the Division of Paediatric Radiology, Department of Radiology, Medical University Graz
Elena А. Ulezko, Deputy Director of Paediatrics and a radiologist at the Mother and Child Republican Scientific and Practical Centre in Minsk
Brigitte Desprechins, head of the department of paediatric radiology of the University Hospital Liège, and Luc Breysem, staff radiologist at the department of radiology and paediatric radiology, University Hospital Leuven
Bosnia & Herzegovina
Amela Mornjaković-Franca, paediatric radiologist with her own private practice in Sarajevo, and assistant professor at the faculty of health studies at the University of Sarajevo
Goran Roić, head of paediatric radiology at the Children's Hospital Zagreb, professor of radiology at the School of Medicine, University of Rijeka, and head of the Department of Radiology, University of Applied Health Sciences in Zagreb
Czech Republic
Martin Kyncl, senior consultant in paediatric radiology at the University Hospital in Motol, second Medical Faculty of Charles University in Prague
Karin Kastberg Petersen, consultant paediatric radiologist and associate professor at Aarhus University Hospital
Hubert Ducou Le Pointe, professor and Chief of the Department of Radiology at Trousseau Hospital in Paris
Marina Vakaki, Director of the Radiology Department at P&A Kyriakou Children's Hospital in Athens, Greece
Stephanie Ryan, consultant paediatric radiologist at the Temple Street Children's University Hospital and the Neonatal Department of the Rotunda Hospital in Dublin
Liora Kornreich, paediatric radiologist at the Imaging Department of the Schneider Children's Medical Center of Israel in Petach Tikvah
Tairkhan Dautov, professor and chief of the department of radiology at the National Scientific Centre for Cardiac Surgery in Astana
Eglė Stašienė, chief of the Radiology Department at the Children's Hospital Affiliated to Vilnius University Hospital Santariskiu Clinic
Rick R. van Rijn, paediatric radiologist at the Emma Children's Hospital – AMC Amsterdam
Lise Heiberg, consultant paediatric radiologist at Oslo University Hospital
Elżbieta Jurkiewicz, Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Diagnostic Imaging at the Children's Memorial Health Institute in Warsaw
Maria Luisa Lobo, consultant paediatric radiologist at the Santa Maria University Hospital – North Lisbon Hospital
Bogdan-Stefan Olteanu, senior radiologist at the Grigore Alexandrescu Emergency Hospital for Children in Bucharest
Polina Pavićević, staff radiologist at the University Children's Hospital in Belgrade and assistant professor of radiology at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Belgrade
Kateřina Novotná, paediatric radiologist at the Faculty Hospital F.D. Roosevelta in Banská Bystrica
Damjana Ključevšek, consultant paediatric radiologist at the Children's Hospital of the University Medical Centre of Ljubljana, Slovenia
Carmina Durán Feliubadaló, Chief of the Paediatric Imaging Unit at the UDIAT Diagnostic Centre, Parc Taulí Hospital in Sabadell
Zeynep Yazici, professor of radiology and head of the division of paediatric radiology at Uludag University Hospital in Bursa
Julia Ishchuk, paediatric radiologist and head of the x-ray and ultrasound diagnostic department at Kiev City Children's Clinical Hospital No.2
United Kingdom
Joanna Fairhurst, consultant paediatric radiologist at the children's radiology department of the University Hospitals of Southampton
For the IDoR 2014 we conducted interviews with experts in brain imaging from various countries.
Elke Gizewski, professor and director of the department of neuroradiology at Medical University Innsbruck
Ruslan Sakovich, assistant professor at the department of radiology, City Clinic Hospital No. 2, Minsk, chair of radiology at the Belarussian Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education
Rik Achten, professor and head of radiology at Ghent University Hospital (GUH)
Bosnia & Herzegovina
Zulejha Merhemic, assistant professor at Sarajevo University, medical director of the General Hospital Sarajevo, president of the Association of Radiology of Bosnia & Herzegovina
Chrysa Tziakouri Shakalli, vice director of the radiology department of Nicosia General Hospital, president of the Cyprus Radiological Society
Äli Roose, senior consultant in radiology at the North Estonian Medical Centre
Alexandre Krainik, professor of radiology at Joseph Fourier University (Grenoble Alps University), chairman of the department of neuroradiology and MRI at Grenoble University Hospital
Péter Barsi, consultant neuroradiologist at Semmelweis University in Pécs
Ólafur Kjartansson, radiologist at the National University Hospital of Iceland Landspitali, Reykjavik
Seamus Looby, consultant neuroradiologist in the department of neuroradiology at Beaumont Hospital, Dublin
Chen Hoffmann, head of neuroradiology and paediatric & foetal neuroimaging at Sheba Medical Centre, Tel Hashomer
Bulat Baizhigitov, head of the radiology department at the National Centre of Neurosurgery in Astana
Jurate Dementavičienė, associate professor and head of the department of radiology, nuclear medicine and medical physics at Vilnius University Hospital Santariskiu Klinikos
Charles Majoie, professor and chief of neuroradiology at the Academic Medical Centre Amsterdam, Chairman of the Dutch Society of Neuroradiology
Miloš Lučić, associate professor of radiology at the School of Medicine, University of Novi Sad, chairman of the Diagnostic Imaging Centre and C.E.O. of the Oncology Institute of Vojvodina in Sremska Kamenica
Kamil Zeleňák, deputy head of the department of radiology at the Jessenius Faculty of Medicine in Martin of Comenius University in Bratislava
Àlex Rovira Cañellas, professor and director of the MR Unit at Vall d'Hebron Hospital in Barcelona, president of the Spanish Society of Neuroradiology
Elna-Marie Larsson, professor of neuroradiology and staff neuroradiologist at Uppsala University Hospital, visiting professor at Linkoping University
United Kingdom
Stavros Stivaros, head of paediatric neuroradiology at the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital, National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) clinician-scientist at the University of Manchester
South America:
Emerson Gasparetto, associate professor at the department of radiology at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, and executive director of radiology and diagnostic imaging at DASA, a private medical diagnostics company
Ricardo Wenger, neuroradiologist in Valdivia
Sonia Bermúdez, director of the neuroradiology department at the Santa Fe Foundation and associate professor of diagnostic imaging at El Bosque University, Bogotá
Edison Cevallos Valencia, neuroradiologist for the OMNISCAN group (Ophtalmic Clinic), Los Valles Hospital and Hospifuturo (Axxis Hospital Project) in Quito
El Salvador
Hector Moreira, consultant physician at the Diagnostic Hospital, BMP Clinic El Salvador in San Salvador
José Carlos Echeverría Solís, medical director of the Diagnostic Imaging Centre, chief of the radiology department at the National Western Hospital in Quetzaltenango and director of the National School of Radiology in Guatemala
Nicolas Sgarbi, professor and neuroradiologist at the Clinical Radiology Department of the Clínicas Hospital in Montevideo


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Lamole di Lamole was also present at "Vintage, wines that stand the test of time", the event organized by "Civiltà del Bere" at the Museum of Science and Technology in Milan on 24th May 2016.
This was an entire day devoted to the Italian wines that are most suitable for lengthy aging: a premium selection of top Italian products, in which our Tuscan estate in the heart of Chianti Classico simply had to be present!
Lamole di Lamole showed its 2013 and 1997 Chianti Classicos (Sangiovese and other varieties, matured in large oak casks); the 2012 and 1997 Blue Label Chianti Classicos (in which, together with Sangiovese, one finds Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, with maturation in barriques); and the 2011 and 1997 Chianti Classico Riservas (Sangiovese and Canaiolo, with two years' maturation in large oak casks).
There was a large turnout of wine lovers, drawn by this really unique opportunity to gauge the ability to evolve of these splendid examples of Italian winemaking. And, for us, it was a chance to demonstrate how the natural elegance of Lamole's wines is confirmed and develops perfectly over the course of time.


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Presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson met up with NASCAR's king on Monday.
While campaigning in North Carolina, Carson made a stop by Victory Junction and was greeted by "The King" Richard Petty. Carson even let Petty get behind the wheel of his campaign bus.
According to a FOX News poll, Carson's ratings have recently climbed to new high. They may be about to get a little higher with fans of "The King" as well.
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Vegetarian Meatloaf is a great option for a protein filled vegetarian entree. Unlike most vegetarian meatloaf recipes this has no soy products, which I try to avoid. The protein comes from the sprouted red lentils and the pastured eggs. Check out my post on How to Sprout Red Lentils for step-by-step instructions.
This meatloaf is so tasty I don't even think it needs the customary tomato sauce topping. Of course, it's up to you to decide.
Vegetarian Meatloaf with Sprouted Red Lentils:
2 tbsp ghee or coconut oil for sautéing (where to buy coconut oil)
1 onion
2 carrots
pinch parsley
pinch oregano
pinch rosemary
1 1/2 cups sprouted red lentils
1 cup brown rice (can also be cooked sprouted rice)
1 1/2 tsp salt
1/2 tsp pepper
2/3 cup ground flax
3 pastured eggs
1/4 cup tomato sauce
3 tbsp ground chia seeds**
** To grind chia seeds, put them in a coffee grinder. This helps solidify the meatloaf and keeps it from being crumbly.
1. Pre-heat the oven to 350°. Saute onions, carrots and spices in a cast iron skillet until onions are slightly transparent.
2. Set the skillet aside to cool. In a food processor combine the remaining ingredients (the lentils do not have to be cooked) and then add the onions and carrots and mix well.
3. Pour mixture into a well oiled loaf pan and bake at 350° for 40-50 minutes.
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Two weeks after Hot Coffee aired on HBO, filmmaker Brian J. Kelly premiered his documentary, InJustice, on Reelz. Never heard of Reelz? Neither had I, but apparently Kelly initially pitched his film to the Discovery Channel and other more prominent cable channels; nobody, nobody, but these guys, would pick it up. When Kelly was looking for investors, a business associate in Washington, DC connected him with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce (who else?), which ultimately funded part of the project. Although the Chamber of Commerce won't comment, Kelly said their investment was $100,000. Some readers may be somewhat surprised that a chamber of commerce, all commerce (including legal services companies and law firms), would finance an anti-justice, anti-lawyer, anti-legal business documentary. This anti-citizen Chamber is behind all these "Citizens" against lawsuits groups with significant "behind the scenes assistance" from big tobacco, big pharmaceutical, the medical profession, and big insurance.
But, it gets even more interesting. Kelly's pursuit in producing the film was apparently driven by a series of lawsuits filed against him by a prior tenant. Kelly uses InJustice to express his opinions about our legal system; he attempts to illustrate alleged 'faults' in the America's legal system. The hour-long film, featuring interviews with defense lawyers (no surprise there), looks inside a series of cases where lawyers, Richard (Dickie) Scruggs, Melvyn Weiss, and William Lerach (so-called the Kings of Torts), were able to perpetrate massive frauds, lie to judges, and manufacture cases for their own financial benefit. It focused on asbestos and silicosis litigations, securities litigation, the tobacco settlements, and the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. In its closing statements, InJustice tells how each man found himself facing his own judicial woes.
Here is the problem with InJustice. It focuses on the exceptions rather than the rules. Kelly's program may show the corrupt tactics of Scruggs (judicial bribery), Lerach (concealing illegal payments to clients), and Weiss (conspiracy to pay off plaintiffs), but using three examples to besmirch the reputation of a noble profession and all of its attorneys who, at considerable expense and substantial risk, represent the causes of the injured and disabled against wrongdoing Goliath corporations and their insurance companies. These are the same corporations that try will use their considerable economic power to lie, cheat, delay justice to and discredit honest, injured/disabled citizens every day, in every way. Since these corporate interests can't beat these outstanding lawyers in court, they have embarked on a deceptive public smear campaign that includes this documentary, the aforementioned "citizens against" groups, "tort reform associations", massive campaign contributions to politicians and judges, and lobbying efforts, all to deny you, the average citizen, who had the audacity of getting seriously injured by one of their products or insured's.
Nobody is defending the three attorneys featured in the documentary. The reader should note, however, that the legal system took care of these three lawyers; they got caught, were disgraced, disbarred, and imprisoned by the very system that InJustice complains about. Three corrupt individuals, who were appropriately dealt with by their own profession and by the criminal justice system, are a reason to suggest that the entire system is damaged? As anti-justice spokesperson, John Stossel, would say "give me a break".
The legal system brought down these three men; the legal profession actually has mechanisms in place to police and punish ethical violations. Contrast that with large corporations and insurance companies; when was the last time you heard of a corporation in trouble for ethics violations or rip-offs, being turned in by other corporations? Whistle-Blower statutes were created for the sole purpose of assisting citizens to expose fraud in the corporate world because big business is incapable of policing itself.
Class action litigation is a powerful tool that permits individual citizens to assemble their collective power and use that power to fight the corrupt Goliath corporations. Melvin Weiss said this in his apology statement:
"It is very important to preserve this unique legal resource for the benefit of victims of wrongdoing affecting the masses, who historically have been under-served in so many ways."
If InJustice leaves you believing corporations are the victims, remember who partially funded and promoted the project – The U.S. Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber of Commerce and tort reformers are engaged in a battle fight to make sure that corporations that injure, maim, disable, or kill people through their own carelessness and wrongdoing are never held accountable. These corporations and the Chamber would rather embark on an expensive "blame the lawyers, blame the victims" campaign than spend dollars on safety and compensation for those who lives they have changed forever.
InJustice does everything in its power to paint a fraudulent picture of the civil justice system. In reality, though, tort reformers want to prevent legitimate, innocent victims from pursuing serious claims of neglect and damage by shielding corporations from lawsuits. Tort reformers blame the high cost of insurance and health care on 'frivolous' law suits; yet 'frivolous' (worthless) lawsuits are not the target of this intellectually dishonest campaign. "Tort reform" has been around for over twenty years. It has not decreased the cost of anything, not health care, not insurance. No savings have been passed down to the consumers; no jobs have been created. One possible benefit? Perhaps it has created minimal increases in the bonuses of corporate executives.
You see folks, tort reform saves you absolutely nothing; it cost you dearly by shifting the financial burdens of large corporations to you, the taxpayers. InJustice takes a few, very isolated, examples and attempts to depict a failed system. But, what is the real Injustice? Is it Kelly's or that perpetrated by corrupt corporations and insurance companies against our injured and disabled citizens? A film called Injustice was a good idea; unfortunately, a biased, corporately funded, film maker chose the wrong side.
Mark Bello has thirty-three years experience as a trial lawyer and twelve years as an underwriter and situational analyst in the lawsuit funding industry. He is the owner and founder of Lawsuit Financial Corporation which helps provide legal finance cash flow solutions and consulting when necessities of life litigation funding is needed by plaintiffs involved in pending, personal injury litigation. Bello is a Justice Pac member of the American Association for Justice, Sustaining and Justice Pac member of the Michigan Association for Justice, Business Associate of the Florida, Tennessee, and Colorado Associations for Justice, a member of the American Bar Association as well as their ABA Advisory Committee, the State Bar of Michigan and the Injury Board.
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China's cyber-security law angers foreign companies
China has adopted a controversial cyber-security law that is aimed at dealing with online hacking and terrorism but foreign business and rights groups have expressed fears about the potential for government snooping.
The bill was described as an "objective need" for China as a major internet power and is set to take effect in June 2017.
But the legislation has received criticism from foreign companies who say it will shut them out of 'critical' sectors and includes contentious requirements for security reviews and for data to be stored on servers in China.
Rights advocates also say the law will enhance restrictions on China's internet, already subject to the world's most sophisticated online censorship mechanism, known outside China as the Great Firewall.
Yang Heqing, an official on the National People's Congress standing committee, said the internet was already deeply linked to China's national security and development.
"China is an internet power, and as one of the countries that faces the greatest internet security risks, urgently needs to establish and perfect network security legal systems," he said.
More than 40 global business groups petitioned against the legislation in August, urging Beijing to amend what they said were controversial sections of the law. Chinese officials have said it would not interfere with foreign business interests.
Contentious provisions remained in the final draft issued by the parliament, including requirements for "critical information infrastructure operators" to store personal information and important business data in China, provide unspecified "technical support" to security agencies, and pass national security reviews.
Those demands have raised concerns within companies that fear they would have to hand over intellectual property or open back doors within products in order to operate in China's market.
James Zimmerman, chairman of the American Chamber of Commerce in China, called the provisions "vague, ambiguous, and subject to broad interpretation by regulatory authorities".
Human Rights Watch said elements of the law, such as criminalising the use of the internet to "damage national unity", would further restrict online freedom.
"Despite widespread international concern from corporations and rights advocates for more than a year, Chinese authorities pressed ahead with this restrictive law without making meaningful changes," said Sophie Richardson, China Director at Human Rights Watch.
Zhao Zeliang, director of the Cyberspace Administration of China's cyber-security coordination bureau, told reporters that every article in the law accorded with rules of international trade, and China would not close the door on foreign companies.
"They believe that [phrases such as] secure and independent control, secure and reliable, that these are signs of trade protectionism. That they are synonymous. This is a kind of misunderstanding, a kind of prejudice," Zhao said.
China's foreign ministry spokesman Lu Kang told a regular press briefing that the law was similar to other countries' rules and did not distinguish between foreign and Chinese companies.
Many of the provisions had been previously applied in practice, but their formal codification coincides with China's adoption of a series of other regulations on national security and foreign civil society groups.
In 2015, China agreed to reduce its hacking of foreign targets in the US. A US-based network security company later found that the number of hacking attempts had indeed dropped by 90 per cent by June this year.


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Theros Brings Some Rather Useful Cards to Magic the Gathering
September 11, 2013 by dracs
More and more cards are beginning to appear as we near the pre-release event for the next Magic the Gathering block, some of which look particularly useful. Here are a couple more Theros cards which just caught my eye.
Planeswalkers are particularly powerful cards in the game. If you don't deal with them quickly they become more and more powerful, but to deal with them you have to change focus from your opponent's life points. So cards that deal with them quickly and cheaply, such as Hero's Downfall here, are always a good thing.
Flash allows you to cast a creature at any point, as though it were an instant. Combine that with Boon Satyr's Bestow ability and you suddenly have a hefty boost for your creature just when your opponent isn't expecting it.
She kills everything that doesn't have snakes for hair. Essentially this card is a very selective nuke!
Hmm, what I couldn't do with an extra turn...
Of all these new cards this one is, to my mind, the most powerful. Untapping all your creatures and lands during your opponent's turn means you are pretty much ready for whatever they can throw at you and puts you in a very strong defensive position. On top of this, being able to cast all your creatures with Flash is incredibly useful. Watch as your opponent becomes too afraid to do anything for fear of what is up your sleeve.
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Teaching@Pitt: Motivating your students to learn
We instructors tend to be energized when our students enjoy learning.
However, our enthusiasm is dampened by the apathetic students who come to class unprepared, focus on their mobile devices in class, or even stop attending class altogether. We want to reach all of our students and feel stymied by those who seem to have no interest in what we're teaching.
Motivation is a critical requirement for meaningful, lasting learning. While extrinsic rewards in the form of grades often are used to prod students, such forms of motivation have limited power: Students might try harder initially, but an emphasis on the grade, rather than on the less tangible benefits of learning, may encourage them to learn at superficial levels and even arouse feelings of resentment toward the instructor as the figure who has all of the power.
On the other hand, when students are intrinsically motivated, the striving for higher grades is overshadowed by an innate desire to learn, and the learning is deeper and more likely to be retained and used beyond the classroom. The following strategies will help to intrinsically motivate your students to learn:
Know your students. Students are more motivated when they believe an instructor is genuinely interested in their learning as individuals.
• Learn names early in the semester, and call students by name.
• Encourage students to interact with you in class and during office hours. Arrive early to informally chat with students and to exchange questions and comments about what they are learning.
• Conduct an informal survey to find out what students already know. Then provide resources for less prepared students, for example those who are taking the course as a one-time elective in the discipline.
• Offer to help students who appear to be apathetic or struggling. Point out campus support areas that may help them.
• Encourage class participation and emphasize that there is no such thing as a "dumb" question or answer.
Share enthusiasm! Student surveys indicate that faculty enthusiasm is one of the most motivating factors in their learning.
• Starting with the first day of class, describe what it is about this subject that intrigues you.
• Share your expertise, research interests and discipline-related real-world experiences.
• Describe what prompted you to want to teach this material.
Demonstrate relevance. Show students how course content, assignments and activities have real-world applications, using concrete examples, simulations, analogies and case studies.
Share control. Students are more motivated to learn when they understand the purpose of each course component and when their voices can be heard.
• Explain the rationale for specific policies and let students know how information from readings will be used in class activities and assignments.
• Invite students to contribute to course policies and procedures. For example, ask students to contribute to a list of expectations for an effective class discussion.
• Ask students to prepare possible discussion and exam questions and suggest readings.
• Ask students early in the semester to anonymously share their perceptions of course strengths and weaknesses. Then let them know that you have considered their suggestions as ways to make some modifications.
Hold students' attention. Students need to be cognitively engaged in order to learn. Learning must be an active process if the information is to be retained.
• Stimulate an attitude of inquiry at the beginning of class by asking a question or sharing a perplexing case study. Throughout the class, come back to the question and encourage students to formulate responses based on what they have learned.
• Build in opportunities for students to mentally process information, pausing regularly to ask a question that prompts students to reflect on and apply the information that has been presented.
• Draw all students into class activities and discussions by requiring students to write a personal response to readings, bring discussion questions to class, or participate in a threaded discussion in Blackboard prior to class. This prepares even shy students to participate in a class discussion.
Challenge students while building their confidence. Students are motivated to succeed when they feel both challenged and confident they will be able to master the goals.
• Break complex projects into shorter tasks, and provide specific expectations for critical milestones.
• Use brief informal comprehension checks to assess students' knowledge and reveal possible misconceptions.
• Give frequent, prompt, supportive feedback on ungraded work to encourage students to learn for the personal satisfaction of achievement.
Carol DeArment is a CIDDE senior instructional designer, teaching and learning consultant.
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The chain announced that starting Monday, the fry-shaped chicken fingers will now become a permanent menu item.
"I'm not sure there's anything similar to Chicken Fries with regards to a pop cultural following," Eric Hirschhorn, chief marketing officer of Burger King North America, told USA Today. "The passion for this is like the launch of the iPhone."
The fast food chain has been able to capitalize on Chicken Fries's popularity among Internet-savvy fast food lovers over the past few years. Originally introduced in 2005, Chicken Fries were taken off the permanent menu in 2012 when the chain did a major menu makeover. But after a viral Buzzfeed article about discontinued food items, a Facebook fanpage, and even a petition on Change.org—the Whopper chain decided it was time to bring them back.
When they went on sale last August, Burger King says many of its locations sold out of the item.
"After we removed them, the demand started to grow, again. Burger King was even advised that some consumers wrote President Obama asking for his intervention to bring back Chicken Fries," Hirschorn claims.
Demand may have been at an all time high for these unusually shaped tenders, but as beef prices continue to soar, it makes financial sense for the chain to start pushing chicken-centric menu items.
This go round, the chain is rolling out Chicken Fries in 30 countries—not just the U.S. Burger King is also capitalizing on tech-savvy generations by marketing the item with a Chicken Fries emoji keyboard so fans can full express their love for the nugget-fry hybrid.
A nine-piece of order of Chicken Fries retails for $2.89 and is available with a variety of different sauces like BBQ, Honey Mustard, Ranch, Zesty, Buffalo and Sweet & Sour.


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Golden Globe Awards host Ricky Gervais kept up with his promise that no one is safe from his jokes.
The comedian called out presidential hopeful Donald Trump while introducing presenters Eva Longoria and America Ferrera.
"Eva Longoria and America Ferrera aren't just beautiful, talented actresses," Gervias said. "They're also two people who your future president Donald Trump can't wait to deport."
Longoria and Ferrera took the stage and made a joke of their own, referencing the Hollywood Forgein Press' mistake late last year when they confused Ferrera and fellow actress Gina Rodriguez.
"Hi, I'm Eva Longoria, not Eva Mendes."
"And hi, I'm America Ferrera, not Gina Rodriguez."
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King City becoming major player in metro area
Since becoming the city manager of King City more than one and a half years ago, Mike Weston has been hard at work propelling the city into the 21st century and making it a regional partner on an equal footing with cities many times larger.
"It has just been very busy," said Weston, who brought his extensive background to the job, including a stint as a Navy SEAL.
"We are working on so many things right now that it is difficult to keep up with the public outreach," Weston said.
One almost completed project is the re-construction of Fischer Road, and another one in the works is a joint project with the Oregon Department of Transportation to add sidewalks along a good portion of the King City side of Highway 99W.
The city has made repairs to Queen Elizabeth Street, "and Prince Albert is on the list for the next month or so along with the potholes throughout the city and crosswalks on 131st and 136th," Weston reported. "We are still working with Washington County and Tigard to discuss additional (urban growth boundary) expansion areas and future city growth.
"We are working with Metro to try to garner enough political support to carry the city's urban growth boundary expansion request through the Metro process," he added of the nearly year-long effort involving the area between King City and Roy Rogers Road north of Beef Bend Road to the Tualatin River.
"This has been a heavy undertaking and very taxing on my time and abilities to focus on some of the other functions of the city," Weston said. "As of today, I think King City is strategically positioned as best as can be expected for inclusion into the UGB expansion in 2018. If we are unsuccessful in our ask for expansion in 2018, the council has indicated that we will stay the course and continue our efforts to bring this area in during the mid-cycle review of 2021."
In other areas, King City is working with Tigard and the Intergovernmental Water Board (made up of Tigard, Lake Oswego, Durham and the Tigard Water District, which is the unincorporated areas of Bull Mountain, to review the current water agreement and structure a new agreement that "we can all agree upon," Weston said.
"Additionally, we are also working with Washington County on the city's urban planning area agreements, which we are struggling with due to a small language inclusion that the city has requested and Washington County has thus far been uncooperative with," Weston said. "I believe it is a rather small request, and I believe we will be able to work it out with Washington County.
"There is so much more going on as well behind the scenes, like grant applications, technical assistance efforts, natural disaster mitigation, infrastructure planning, parks planning, master planning, transportation planning, urban development, trails and much more," he added.
According to Weston, one of the biggest pieces in this effort is the city's public involvement efforts.
"We have (city) councilors at nearly every event around the Metro region, and we are trying to get our name out there as a participating member for the betterment of the region as a whole," Weston said. "This is completely new for our organization, so finding our sense of place and where we fit in the larger picture has been a struggle for some players. My hope is that as we continue to grow and participate, we will be more successful in our efforts and provide tangible benefits to our local community and the region."
Closer to home, Weston has hired a new city recorder, Ronnie Smith, and worked with King City Police Chief Chuck Fessler to reorganize the police department (See story Page 1); in addition, he has led efforts to bring the outdated City Hall into the future, seeking bids for upgrading and renovating the facility.
Scott Edwards Architects LLP submitted the only bid, and the City Council at its Sept. 20 meeting voted 6-0 to hire the firm.
At that meeting, Weston reported, "The (police) chief and I walked through the building with them and discussed our needs. For example, we need men's and women's locker rooms for the police, and we want to keep the conference room.
"We are limited on space, but there is a lot of unused space," he added. "This will be discussed at a future workshop."
In a cover letter to Weston with its proposal, Peter Grimm, Scott Edwards principal, wrote, "We are excited to work with you to design a renovation that incorporates a highly functioning and efficient police department that fosters its goal of 'improving quality of life be working toward a safer community' that comfortably houses city offices while also serving as the 'front door' of the city and that fits into the fabric of King City as a point of civic pride."
Grimm added, "Our firm has extensive experience programming, designing and renovating projects similar to King City's. In fact, renovation and facility upgrade projects account for more than half of our work. ... We plan on rolling up our sleeves and getting in there to figure out the best way we can utilize every nook and cranny of your current space."


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i am more stressed than i have ever been with the exception of being a dispatcher. i constantly feel like two elephants are sitting on my chest. i feel inadequate, lost, uneducacated and completely overwhelemd as a writer.
i spend all my free time meeting new people, learning as much as i can and writing. lately its been reading more than writing. reading books on writing and readjng scripts really helps me to understand what works and what doesnt work in a scipt. and that is just the surface of what i do to work hard to be a better writer and to break into this business.
i usually dont do goal posts but i have a lot of goals i have set for myself and need to write them down so i actually do them!
there is so much to do, so much to learn, i a so overwhelmed. hopefully writing small goals instead of looking at the mountain of work i need to do will make this easier and less stressful.
1. find a study group for my aaron sorkin class. this is proving to be nearly impossible. the thing with this is that everyone is on different lessons in the class because its online. plus, people live in different places of the world so that makes it difficult as well.
2. finish aristotle's poetics. this is a book that lays out basic foundation of plot. its really really thin and is verg essential to understanding the basics of plot. its bery helpful.
3. get to lesson 25 in aaron sorkins class. i am not going as fast as i want through the lessons and writing this doen will help ke speed it up.
4. find a writing partner to write scenes with me per writing assignments. i am on my way to this a little bit as ive been talking to several people about writing with me although they dont really seem interested they seem open to the idea.
5. go to a writers networking event. i did this and got 11 contacts! it was so great and i have been working those contacts since and it has been great!
6. write the two scenes a week challenge for both shonda rhimes class and aaron sorkins class. this will be fun and help get my wheels turning.
7. finish those scripts my producer friend gave me. this should actually be first on the list. read and read and read scripts. im learning so much by reading.
i know this post should have been done earlier in the month but hey im busy so im writing this goal list two weeks in.
what are your goals this month?


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President Barack Obama hosted the national champion Alabama Crimson Tide at the White House on Wednesday.
"My first question is: Coach, what took you so long?" the president asked head coach Nick Saban. "It's been three whole years since I last saw you."
Alabama's coach, now owning five national championships, referred to the president as O-bama. Recent Sports Illustrated coverboy Kenyan Drake captioned an Instagram photo in which he appeared with Nick Saban as posing with "the most powerful man in the country" at the White House.
"The last time a team went on this kind of run was in the 1940s." Obama recognized. "Back then, folks were still wearing leather helmets. I don't feel like anybody in a leather helmet would do too well trying to tackle Derrick Henry."
Alabama won the national championship game by beating Clemson 45-40. The game included a 40-point explosion of scoring in the fourth quarter.


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In Montana
Creating better downtowns
The truck, with its Montana license plate, was in the huge parking lot in front of a dreary, warehouse-like box store. On its bumper was a faded sticker: Don't Californicate Montana. The truck owner was, no doubt, inside the superstore spending his money ensuring that Montana would soon look exactly like many of the other "nowheres" in America.
Throughout the Rocky Mountains our unique downtowns are threatened with extinction because of box stores. The brutal fist of buy-for-less is squeezing both profit and vibrancy out of our city centers. Not long ago a fellow I know closed the door for the last time on his tire shop and told me, "Those big stores are selling tires retail for less than I can buy them wholesale." With the closing of that little shop, the neighborhood lost a halfway house and a conversation center; a place where, if you were patient enough to wait just a few minutes, you would receive personal attention and genuine help from the owner, a real character who knew his business and his customers' tire needs. It's true that very few people noticed his departure; they were probably busy buying for less at one of the box stores.
I have an admitted bias toward downtowns. Growing up in Butte, Montana, with parents who owned restaurants, I came of age nurtured by the friendliness of the city's center. To me the throb and pulse of Butte's energy flowed down Park Street. It was where everyone came to shop, eat, drink, stand and talk. Downtown, I learned, is where a city tells its stories.
Throughout the West, perhaps everywhere in the country, the appetite for box stores and their reduced prices seems insatiable and the demise of downtown small businesses inevitable. It's as though we consumers are our own worst enemies. However, we should remember our history, which informs us that a determined public, represented by wise and courageous officials, can accomplish great things. Our downtowns and their truly entrepreneurial small business people can flourish and prosper, but it will take public commitment and farsightedness.
Here in the West, from our largest city, Los Angeles, to the mid-sized Denver and Portland and the smaller Missoula and Spokane, civic innovation, reinvestment, zoning, savvy consumers and a little luck have revitalized these and other downtowns. Journalist and author James Kunstler wrote this about Portland: "Could this be America—a vibrant downtown, the sidewalks full of purposeful-looking citizens, clean, well-cared-for buildings, electric trolleys, shop fronts with nice things on display, water fountains that work, cops on bikes, greenery everywhere?"
Saving our western city centers is not easy. We all understand the desire and perhaps the necessity for consumers to pay less at a box store. What is more difficult to comprehend is why we are also giving away our tax dollars to these giant, wealthy franchises. It has recently been revealed that the nation's most profitable, predatory and wage-depressing retail box stores have received one billion dollars in public subsidy. The government cannot and should not decide where we shop, but it can and should get the big boys off the dole.
And while we are thinking reform, the box store employees might consider demanding good salaries and better work conditions. In short, they should organize a union to give them balanced representation at the bargaining table.
Winston Churchill was reported to have said that Americans could always be trusted to do the right thing "after they had exhausted all the alternatives." The box stores are far from exhausted, but too many of our downtowns are…so let's renew our public determination to do the right thing and make them vibrant once again.
We can all help by spending a few of our own dollars downtown and we should insist that our elected officials throughout the West stop giving away our tax dollars to those who don't need them and concentrate instead on repairing the heart of our cities.
Pat Williams served nine terms as a U.S. Representative from Montana. After his retirement, he returned to Montana and is teaching at The University of Montana where he also serves as a Senior Fellow at the Center for the Rocky Mountain West.


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Bailey finds herself at the center of a CDC investigation surrounding the death of several of her patients, as Jackson and the rest of the board members argue over how to address the crisis with the public. Meanwhile, Cristina teases Alex about his unspoken feelings for Jo, and Owen continues to take special care of Ethan as the condition of his parents remains uncertain, on "Grey's Anatomy," THURSDAY, APRIL 25 (9:00-10:02 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network.
"Grey's Anatomy" stars Ellen Pompeo as Meredith Grey, Patrick Dempsey as Derek Shepherd, Sandra Oh as Cristina Yang, Justin Chambers as Alex Karev, Chandra Wilson as Miranda Bailey, James Pickens, Jr. as Richard Webber, Sara Ramirez as Callie Torres, Kevin McKidd as Owen Hunt, Jessica Capshaw as Arizona Robbins, Jesse Williams as Jackson Avery and Sarah Drew as April Kepner.
Guest cast TBA.
"Sleeping Monster" was written by Browyn Garrity and directed by Bobby Roth.