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Salted caramel sauce: try it on ice-cream, spread on toast, with apple pie or on top of banana cake. Or straight from the jar with a spoon. Any way, it works.
There are only four ingredients in this sauce and it really is very hard to get wrong. What is easy to do is spill the molten sugar when you aren't paying attention. I have the burned foot to prove it: thankfully I was making it in winter and the damage was minimised by thick walking socks. In barefoot summer, I might have had a trip to A & E. Please concentrate and take care when making this.
Salted Caramel Sauce
Cook time: 10 mins
Total time: 10 mins
250g unsalted butter
250g light brown sugar
220 ml double cream
1 tsp fresh ground salt
1. Put butter and sugar in a non-stick pan and melt over a low heat until all the sugar crystals have dissolved.
2. Turn up the heat and bring to the boil, stirring continuously, for about five minutes.
3. Remove from the heat, then stir through the cream until you have a smooth mix.
4. Add teaspoon of salt, and taste.
Add more if needed, in fairly small increments. I find I need between 1 and 1.5tsp of salt but it varies from batch to batch.
5. Transfer to clean sterile jar. Keep in fridge.
* You can used evaporated milk instead of cream which will give a longer shelf life, but may result in you needing more salt, and you will still need to keep it in the fridge.
It will firm up in the fridge so either get the jar out and bring to room temperature before you use it or dollop a spoonful or two in a mug and microwave in very short bursts until liquid.
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One of the funniest minutes on late night is back for its 9th installment, and we couldn't be happier. Ladies and gentlemen, I present Nick Offerman from Parks and Recreations reading tweets from young female celebrities.
In this episode, TV's Ron Swanson reads tweets from such starlets as Katy Perry, Miranda Cosgrove, and Jennette McCurdy.
If you're interested, there's a lot more where that came from.[TeamCoco]

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Obama Signs Credit-Card Overhaul Legislation Into Law
WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama put his signature on legislation Friday clamping down on credit-card companies' ability to boost interest rates and slap higher fees on consumers, a measure long-sought by the White House but reviled by the banking sector.
"We're not going to give people a free pass, and we expect consumers to live within their means and pay what they owe, but we also expect financial institutions to act with the same sense of responsibility that the American people aspire to in their own lives," Obama said at a signing ceremony in the Rose Garden.
The bill, passed by Congress this week to meet Mr. Obama's Memorial Day target, bans certain practices and makes it harder for credit-card issuers to raise rates. It also places restrictions on marketing cards to teenagers and college students.
The measure received bipartisan support despite the banking industry's opposition. Credit-card companies say the legislation will force them to raise rates and tighten credit.
Acknowledging the critics, Mr. Obama said the bill doesn't condone reckless behavior by borrowers and added that credit-card companies provide a "valuable service."
"We don't begrudge them turning a profit," he said. "We just want to make sure that they do so while upholding basic standards of fairness, transparency and accountability."
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But he said credit cards all too often become an "anchor" rather than a lifeline for consumers and small businesses as terms change and rates rise. Over the past decade, Mr. Obama said, U.S. credit-card debt has grown by 25%.
The legislation stops retroactive rate increases, requires companies to post credit-card agreements online, ends the practice of shifting payment dates, and requires statements to be mailed 21 days before a payment is due.
The credit-card bill was passed with an amendment that will allow people to carry loaded, concealed weapons into national parks and wildlife refuges. Mr. Obama didn't mention the provision when trumpeting the merits of the new credit-card restrictions.
The credit-card bill was the latest in a series of measures Mr. Obama signed this week with implications for the economy or business interests. The other measures revamped federal housing programs, broadened anti-fraud laws, created a new commission to look into the origins of the financial crisis and overhauled the way the Pentagon makes major acquisitions.
"This has been a historic week, a week in which we've cast aside some old divisions and put in place new reforms," Mr. Obama said.
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A Labor Department manual that depicts horror movie characters as training subjects for a program that compensates sick atomic workers on Tuesday outraged survivors of former Nevada Test Site workers who filed claims for illnesses linked to radioactive materials.
"I am not happy about how they portray our family members who are no longer here with us," Brenda Bain Sieck said in an email. Her father died from cancer in 1986 after working more than two decades as a test site carpenter who re-entered nuclear weapons tunnels at the test site, now called the Nevada National Security Site, 65 miles northwest of Las Vegas. "Obviously whoever wrote this (training manual) hasn't had a family member close to them who suffered from a horrible cancer like my father did."
Labor Department officials backpedaled soon after complaints from survivors of atomic workers in Ohio surfaced in a story by the Dayton Daily News. The officials acknowledged that some references in the manual were offensive and quickly removed them. They said the contractor who prepared the manual "used poor judgment."
The manual portrays a fictional claimant as the disfigured Freddy Krueger, villain of the "Nightmare on Elm Street" movies. Krueger's first name was "Freddie" in the manual, a slight change in the real horror movie character's spelling.
The Krueger in the manual is reported as dying on Halloween. He supposedly suffered from "depression, dementia and skin cancer."
Sieck said cancer "ate away" at her father, Ronald Bain, who went from 250 pounds to 90 pounds during a lengthy illness that was diagnosed as chronic lymphoma cancer. After his death, and after spending nearly two years helping her mother file reams of paperwork, they were awarded $150,000 each for two cancer claims based on exposures to both radioactive materials and toxic materials.
In addition to the Krueger character, another would-be claimant in the manual is called Jack Bauer, the hero of TV's "24." A pathologist is called Hannibal Lechter, an apparent reference to the cannibalistic Hannibal Lecter of books and movies. TV doctors treating patients in the case studies include Dr. Amanda Bentley, a character on the series "Diagnosis: Murder," and Dr. Marcus Welby, who was a genial family practitioner on an ABC drama.
Labor Department spokesman Jesse Lawder said the manual is used to train claims examiners on the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program. The name of the contractor who produced the training manual and the cost of the contract were not available late Tuesday.
Lawder, however, released a statement from the program's acting director, Gary Steinberg, who said the manual "was prepared several years ago by a former contractor for internal use only."
"Upon review of the material, we agree that the use of fictional characters with negative attributes could be perceived as insensitive," Steinberg said in the statement. "We believe the contractor used poor judgment given the nature of the program and we have removed the references in question from our training materials.
"We remain committed to serving our claimants, and an oversight of this nature does not reflect the values and principles by which we operate as an agency."
David Manuta of Waverly, Ohio, wrote to the Labor Department as a member of the Alliance of Nuclear Worker Advocacy Groups, saying the references are examples of continued disrespect for claimants.
As news of the manual reached Nevada, more claimants and former test site workers weighed in.
Las Vegas attorney Jerry Kaufman, who was a claimant for more than 10 years and who helped others file claims, said he was "shocked" by the manual and its "treatment of tragedy by fantasy names and scenarios."
"The people whom I worked with were more than willing to travel to the test site. We were eager. The pain came in the form of surgery, radiation prescribed in the hospital, chemotherapy and, finally, in the form of avoidance and ignoring our plight," Kaufman wrote in an email.
Fred Dunham, a contract worker whose exposure records were kept by the Department of Energy though he worked at the Defense Department's secret Area 51 installation adjacent to the test site, said the training manual debacle "makes it very clear that the Department of Labor and DOE do not have their heart in the process of helping these families who have given their lives for this country. I think there needs to be a staff realignment within these agencies."
Dunham's claim was denied on a technicality in 2008, but he recently challenged the process in a complaint to the program's ombudsman's office.
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Manuals and Guides - BOBP/MAG/2
Towards Shared Learning: Non-formal Adult Education for Marine Fisherfolk. Animators' Guide - (Madras 1985)
Evaluated and Revised in a workshop conducted by Bay of Bengal Programme
from Novembre 14-20, 1983.
Executing Agency: FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS
Funding Agency:SWEDISH INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
Development of Small-Scale Fisheries in the Bay of Bengal
Madras, India, June 1985
Table of Contents
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This guide is intended for animators or teachers in Non-Formal Adult Education (NFAE) centres for fisherfolk in Tamil Nadu, India, It is part of a pilot project being executed in Tamil Nadu by the small-scale fisheries project of the Bay of Bengal Programme in cooperation with several government agencies.
The animator is a person hailing from the village where a NFAE centre is located; he helps the learners acquire knowledge, attitudes and skills relevant to recognising their own potential in improving their environment and occupation. The Animators Guide covers eight major subject areascommunity, occupation, health and nutrition, social problems, leadership, income and saving, cooperation and education. In each of these areas, problems relevant to the fisherfolk, who constitute the learners, are highlighted and approaches to analysing them outlined. Background material in the form of discussion papers, statistical data. stories and case studies is also provided. The animator is expected to design suitable lessons for the learners using the materials provided in the guide as reference and the conditions and the probeims of the community in which he functions.
BOBP commenced its NFAE work in Tamil Nadu under a pilot project in Adirampattinam, a fishing village in Thanjavur district. The fisherfolk of Adirampattinam accorded a high priority to education and requested that an education programme be initiated in their village. Since the fishing occupation makes regular school impractical, the idea of an NFAE programme was born.
Available materials for an NFAE programme for fisherfolk were found inadequate. BOBP, therefore, in close cooperation with the Tamil Nadu Directorate of Nonformal and Adult Education, the State Resource Centre and the Tamil Nadu Directorate of Fisheries, developed a model curriculum. This guide is one component of the package. The other components include a trainers manual, a numeracy primer and an animators edition of the numeracy primer, literacy primer and workbook, supplementary readers.


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By Marta Murvosh
In this series
- Introduction and best practices
A partnership's success will be determined by librarians' abilities to communicate clearly and compromise.
- Shared sites
The library and at least one other organization build on land owned by at least one partner.
- Shared buildings
The partners each set up house in a building that one or all of the partners paid to build. They share ownership, or one partner leases from another. Often, they share parts of the building, such as meeting rooms and common areas.
- Mixed-use development
The library and its partners enter a condominium agreement. Often the library owns the site, and each partner owns its own space in the development.
- Integrated service
Two libraries with combined staff in the same building serve customer groups once served separately.
Marriage. That's how many librarians describe collaborative efforts with other organizations to fund and construct new library buildings, including joint-use facilities, to serve their communities.
As this whirlwind tour of over a dozen projects across the country illustrates, libraries nationwide have joined forces with private developers; nonprofit housing authorities; colleges and universities; municipal, county and state governments; and others to share land and buildings. At times, construction partnerships have revitalized neighborhoods and led to innovation in service delivery.
"Libraries in general have become much more willing to talk about nontraditional ways of partnership in terms of facilities and shared space, so we are seeing a lot more of it," says Louise Schaper, a library consultant and former executive director of the Fayetteville Public Library, AR, who is the project manager for LJ's New Landmark Libraries (www.libraryjournal.com/nll).
The projects take all forms, but there are several primary types of partnerships:
- Shared sites: The library and at least one other organization build on land owned by at least one partner.
- Shared buildings: The partners each set up house in a building that one or all of the partners paid to build. They share ownership, or one partner leases from another. Often, they share parts of the building, such as meeting rooms and common areas.
- Mixed-use development: The library and its partners enter a condominium agreement. Often the library owns the site, and each partner owns its own space in the development.
- Integrated libraries: Two libraries with combined staff in the same building serve customer groups once served separately.
Benefits abound
Sharing a building with another organization can save money because costly necessities, such as elevators, bathrooms, and boiler rooms, need not be duplicated, says Clint Kinney, city manager of Fruita, CO, where the library and recreation center share a building.
A library-developer partnership for a multiuse building may attract grants and tax credits for urban redevelopment or affordable housing, says Paula Kiely, director of the Milwaukee Public Library, which has partnered with two housing developers. Indeed, private developers see the high foot traffic as a plus for retail sites, says Joe Huberty, a partner at Engberg Anderson in Milwaukee.
In the public arena, some government agencies struggling with dwindling sales tax revenue see libraries as partners that bring cash to the table, says Bruce Flynn, a principal at Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture in Denver.
Projects that work can transform a neighborhood, says Mark Schatz, principal at Schwartz/Silver Architects, the Boston firm that designed Boston Public Library's (BPL) Grove Hall branch, which shares a building with Grove Hall Community Center and is also an addition to Jeremiah E. Burke High School in Dorchester, MA. Libraries built with partners in Boston, Milwaukee, and Rifle, CO, have been credited with helping spur economic development and bringing a sense of community to their neighborhoods.
Collaborating with outside organizations on construction can be a new experience for many library directors, and it's not easy, says Dennis Humphries, principal at Humphries Poli Architects in Denver. "Labor is in the center of collaboration. It takes work," Humphries says. "It should push you to a higher level."
Successful partnerships occur when all the organizations involved have a unified vision for the communities they serve, says Patricia Senn Breivik, the former dean at San José State University Library, CA. Breivik, now VP of consulting firm Nehemiah Communications, helped lead the integration of staff at San José Public Library and San José State to build the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Library, which set the benchmark for integrated public-academic libraries and was the 2004 LJ/Gale Library of the Year.
Such partnership, however, doesn't always come naturally. "Things like that often don't happen unless the key person is retiring or leaving for another job. It's hard to break down barriers," says Bob Fonte, director of the Stark County Park District, Canton, OH, where a library and nature center share a structure.
Library leaders may need to reenvision their roles in their communities. "Librarians have to see themselves as leaders in their cities, not just in the libraries or universities," Breivik says.
Best Practices
Often successful library building partnerships arise from the desire to address a community problem or need, ranging from the challenge of saving money to helping a user group improve their lives, says Louise Schaper, a library consultant and the former executive director of the Fayetteville Public Library, AR (the Gale/LJ 2005 Library of the Year).
Beyond solving the problem at issue, the partners should consider other factors, says Schaper, also the project manager for LJ's New Landmark Libraries (www.libraryjournal.com/nll). "On the more practical side, there's a lot that needs to be thought out in advance, so there is no disappointment in the end," Schaper says.
A partnership's success will be determined by librarians' abilities to communicate clearly and compromise. "Everyone involved must be willing to put all their cards on the table in terms of the venture being considered, the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, potential downsides, and fears and hopes. All these things need to be identified and talked through," Schaper says.
Library directors, architects, and other professionals involved in building construction can offer suggestions to guide their peers who are looking for partners in a library project. LJ's 2012 Library by Design supplement offers a whirlwind tour of more than a dozen buildings where libraries partnered with another organization to share land or the structure itself or in some cases to integrate operations.
Library leaders who have been in partnerships emphasize the importance of forthrightness and inclusiveness in decisions that have far-reaching and long-lasting consequences for their partners, employees, and communities. They also need to engage their constituents and staff and their partners. To build the Rifle Library in partnership with that western Colorado city, says Amelia Shelley, executive director of the Garfield County Public Library District (GCPLD), as many library and municipal staff as possible were invited to give input. "We knew it would impact everyone. We wanted them in the know," Shelley says.
Library systems, such as King County Library System (KCLS), Issaquah, WA (the Gale/LJ 2011 Library of the Year), with experience in combining with cities and developers to construct buildings, advise the hiring of experts in real estate law, construction, and other specialties to gain invaluable information, says Kay Johnson, KCLS facilities director.
Look for partners and experts with experience with large projects because libraries don't operate like commercial, retail, or residential developments, several architects say. An owner's representative can negotiate conflicts and stand by the library's side, says Paula Kiely, director of the Milwaukee Public Library, which has worked with two residential developers to build two branches in conjunction with apartments. "We are, after all, library directors, and we're not schooled in construction techniques," Kiely says.
Libraries require specialized design and construction to support the weight of books and to protect materials from water or fire damage that may occur in the units above it, says Joe Huberty, a partner at Engberg Anderson. Architects also can make peace and find the best solutions for all those concerned, says Humphries Poli Architects principal Dennis Humphries. This holds true even in a good relationship, says Mary Stein, interim codirector of the East Baton Rouge Parish Library (EBRPL), LA. Stein also is assistant library director over administration and the manager of the EBRPL's main library, which is being replaced at another site in a parish park.
"Our architect described it as follows: 'this is basically a marriage, and we are all bringing something to the table,'?" Stein says. "The architect was like the premarital counselor making sure we worked things through."
Piles of paperwork will define the partnership, first with a broadly written agreement that states what each partner brings to the building and mutual goals, says KCLS's Johnson. Each partner must narrow down goals to four to six top priorities that will guide future discussions and resolve disagreements, says Bruce Flynn, a principal at Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture.
Once the initial agreement is approved by the library board and other decision-makers, staff will hammer out an interlocal agreement spelling out the details, Johnson says. The agreements should set clear time lines and hierarchies for making decisions, says Mindy Linetzky, who oversaw construction or renovation of 24 libraries for the Department of Public Works City and County of San Francisco, including two partnerships.
Cost limits and the handling of finances should be in the agreements, says GCPLD's Shelley. Libraries sharing a building will sign a lease or condo agreement that addresses maintenance costs and dissolution of the partnership, if necessary. "You have to have a structure in place to work out the things you didn't even think of," Schaper says.


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Parker's Lake, McCreary County, KY (WVLT) - A McCreary County man is recovering from a stab wound to the wrist following an alleged home invasion.
McCreary County authorities say they responded to the home just before 2:30 a.m. Friday morning.
According to the victim, a man broke in through the bedroom window of a 14-year-old girl, who was also inside the home in the Parker's Lake community.
The victim heard the commotion, went into the bedroom and was stabbed after he began fighting with the suspect.
He was treated at a local hospital for minor injures.
The search continues for the suspect.


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Daughter Karen, our resident expert in social media, has encouraged me to continue to explore the use of new technologies in the classroom. Given the time constraints I have, keeping up with this is usually a hit or miss thing. But once in awhile, I hit on something that is really fun and catches the attention of students.
As readers of my blog know, I use Cacioppo and Patrick's Loneliness: Human nature and the need for social connection as enrichment reading for my Intro Psych class. We do many different activities related to this reading. One that I particularly like asks students to go to Twitter Search and search for "loneliness." Then they list and react to the top 5 things that Twitter Search returns. Okay, let's see what's up right now….
- "Pray that your loneliness may spur you into finding something to live for, great enough to die for."
- do i kill my old lady neighbour?? she's screaming all day against pigeons…loneliness
- hahaha.. nah. Nonthing more fun than a room of people that u know 😀 Loneliness now and then can be fun. 😀
- i'm an aries. I want to find love and i don't want loneliness
- Someone….anyone…please say hullo to me! I am withering in twitter loneliness.
Although it's commonly believed that people who use the internet a lot are "compensating" for their lack of real world connectivity, our research is pointing in another direction. People are online pretty much exactly the way they are in real life. Lonely in one place, lonely in another. We'll be presenting some of our data at APS in May–stay tuned!


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See Mythbuster Adam Savage's Ridiculously Elaborate 'Hellboy' Obsession
Mythbusters host Adam Savage is a notorious movie fan. Not only do they regularly pick apart the reality of great movie moments on the show, but Savage - a former effects designer who did work on movies like Galaxy Quest and the Star Wars prequels - also spends his downtime building replicas of some of his favorite movie props (like Deckard's gun from Blade Runner).
Savage is also a regular Comic-Con attendee, and for this year's event he has seemingly outdone himself with an absurdly detailed replica of the Mecha-Glove from Hellboy.
First, you're probably saying, "I don't even know what the Mecha-Glove from Hellboy is," and that's a totally fair point because the device isn't as iconic as, say, the red demon baby it summons. It's the full-arm glove that Rasputin uses to open a gateway to ancient horrors and, for whatever reason, Savage is obsessed with making one of his own.
He'll be unveiling the 100% final re-creation at Comic-Con tonight, but you can see how much time and energy went into crafting it by watching the below 15-minute video. Now before you think, "Why would anyone even bother doing this?" Just keep in mind that Savage is a professional tinkerer and problem solver, and explains that simply trying to figure out how to make this prop increased his skill set on a bunch of highly specific things, like how to do something called knurling.
*That's the machine technique that gives metal a textured feel, like on the grip of a flashlight. See, now you've learned something just by watching Adam Savage learn something.
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Are Wheat Thins Healthy?
Anyone who knows me knows that I'm a fan of shopping the outskirts of the store, avoiding much of the processed foods that fill the aisles of what we call a grocery store. People often come to me asking random questions about food, and usually I like to give good thought before I provide an honest answer.
The other day, a question was sprung on me that I really couldn't give a straight answer to: Are Wheat Thins healthy? Now, I'm no nutritionist, but I am an avid label-reader when it comes to buying any pre-packaged product. In all honesty, I've never, ever bought a box of Wheat Thins in my life!
So, in order to answer this question, during my next trip to the store, I decided to look at the label on their base cracker, the "original" flavor and the other base cracker, "100% whole grain."
The Nutrition Label
The label is catchy and really pops out amongst the other crackers, in it's bright yellow box and cleverly named "Wheat Thins." Sounds healthy, right? We are always taught that wheat is good for us and "Thins" gives the impression that it's a light and healthy choice for a snack.
Remembering the question that brought me down that aisle, "Are Wheat Thins healthy?" I turned the box to take a peek at the nutrition label and ingredients list, and this is what I found:
Both boxes had a serving size of just 16 crackers, seems pretty harmless given you stick with the serving size.
Both had 140 calories per serving, also quite minimal, while the whole grain ones had 1g more from fat.
When I got down to to the sodium and carbohydrates content, that's when it started to not look so good to me, and only got worse as I got to the ingredients.
While the box of original has a high sodium content per serving (remember, just 16 crackers) of 230mg, the whole grain ones have an even higher content of 280mg! Considering the daily recommended sodium intake is 1500mg, this small snack takes up a pretty good portion of that.
Carbs: Complex carbs are the best kind for you, and you usually determine a ballpark estimate of complex carbs by subtracting the grams of sugar from the total carbohydrate content listed on the label, so it appears these check out ok: The original has 22g of carbs with 4g being from sugars, and the whole grain contains 21g of carbs with only 3g being from sugars.
The Ingredients List
Now as far as ingredients go, I was most disappointed knowing about the use of Genetically Modified (GM) ingredients in these crackers.
At a first glance, both labels lead off with whole grain wheat flour which sounds good, but may or may not be a modified ingredient. Knowing that Kraft Foods is one of the companies who paid big bucks to fight GMO labeling in California back in 2012, I would err on the side of assuming modified ingredients.
Then, I went on to see Soybean Oil on both labels and High Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS) on the whole grain label, so that was enough of the ingredients.
What put the icing on the cake was the preservative used listed just below the ingredients, BHT, or Butylated Hydroxytoluene.
Although not uncommon to be used as a preservative in packaging of processed foods, it's anything but good for your health! They have been known to cause issues with kidney function, liver function, and behavioral abnormalities in children. Sound delicious?
Crackers to Try Instead
So are Wheat Thins healthy? Well, it all depends on who you ask!
I, for one, am against the use of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) in our food supply and feel that use of such ingredients should be conspicuously labeled somewhere on the box. Some people are all for the use of GMOs and feel there's not a thing to be worried about. I say there's better crackers out there:
Back To Nature Organic Stoneground Wheat Crackers: The serving size is half that of Wheat Thins, but even doubling the serving size to be equal, the nutrition is much better. 2g of sugar per 2 servings with 22g of total carbs. All organic ingredients, no artificial preservatives, flavors, or colors. The calories and sodium content are about the same when you double the serving size, but serving sizes are in place for a reason!
Mary's Gone Crackers Original: Another good, organic cracker, you can be certain you are consuming a cracker that contains no harmful ingredients, and certainly no GMOs. With a whole grain brown rice base, these crackers have about the same calories, less sodium, and a healthier carb content.
Kashi TLC Original 7 Grain: Free of refined sweeteners, artificial ingredients, and hydrogenated oils, this is not a bad cracker choice. With a serving size pretty equal to Wheat Thins, there's fewer calories and lower sodium. The Carb content is just about the same, but the ingredients list is a bit more pleasant.
Taking a walk down the cracker aisle can be a bit overwhelming, but simply seek out organic brands or just take the time to read labels and you are on your way to finding a truly healthy cracker to enjoy!
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Toy Industry Volunteers Fill 5,000 Duffel Bags with Toys & More for Children Living in Foster Care
Toy Industry Foundation & My Stuff Bags Honor National Foster Care Month with "Stuff-a-thon" Event
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WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif., May 11, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Duffel bags teeming with brand new toys, clothing, blankets and more will reach the hands of 5,000 foster children across the country who lack basic necessities, thanks to the hard work of nearly 200 toy industry volunteers and special guests who rolled up their sleeves at the Fourth Annual Do Good Stuff-a-thon on Friday, May 11th in Westlake Village, California.
Hosted by the Toy Industry Foundation (TIF) and partner the My Stuff Bags Foundation in honor of May as National Foster Care Month, volunteers from across the toy industry and California legislators worked together at the My Stuff Bags headquarters to assemble the duffels, which will be distributed to more than 35 agencies from coast to coast that support abused and neglected children.
"Having to flee suddenly from your home and leave everything you own behind would be traumatizing for anyone; just imagine the experience for a child," said Jean Butler, TIF executive director. "We are grateful to our toy contributors for providing the 'tools of play' to help these children cope, as well as to our volunteers who pulled together to make this event such a success!"
Toy companies, including Cloud B, Funrise Toy Corporation, JAKKS Pacific, Inc., LeapFrog Enterprises, Inc., and the organization Women in Toys (WIT), helped make the event possible through sponsorship contributions, toy donations and their dedicated volunteer teams. CA State Senator Tony Strickland and State Assembly member Fiona Ma also worked the assembly line to ensure that all of the duffels included the fun, comforting and necessary items that all children – regardless of their circumstances – are entitled to.
"Razor is proud to once again support the Toy Industry Foundation's Do Good Stuff-a-Thon. As a toy company, we are in the business of making kids smile, and we think this event will help bring loads of smiles to foster children across the country," said Carlton Calvin, Founder and President, Razor USA LLC.
"My Stuff bags give foster children tangible proof that people care about them at a tough time in their lives," said Janeen Holmes, president and CEO of MSBF. "The Do Good Stuff-a-thon is an incredible demonstration that TIF and toy industry volunteers are committed to helping us comfort abused and neglected children who enter shelters with nothing of their own."
Over the last four years, the Toy Industry Foundation has provided more than 350,000 brand new toys and over half a million dollars in grant funding to the My Stuff Bags Foundation. Toys are donated via the Foundation's Toy Bank program, which is generously stocked by toy company contributions throughout the year.
For more information about the Do Good Stuff-a-Thon, or to get involved online by participating in the Virtual Do Good Stuff-a-thon, visit www.toyindustryfoundation.org. Music and entertainment at the event was generously provided by Time of Your Life entertainment.
The Toy Industry Foundation (TIF) brings joy, comfort and learning to children in need through play by donating toys and grant funding to worthy children's charities. As the toy industry's own foundation, TIF is generously supported by toy companies and individuals in the toy community who donate new toys to The Toy Bank – TIF's signature program. Toys are distributed to national partners serving military families and foster children, as well as to local charities serving at-risk and disadvantaged children throughout the United States and around the world. In many cases, donations to The Toy Bank can be collected at no cost to the donor. For more information on how to get involved, visit toyindustryfoundation.org.
My Stuff Bags was launched in 1998 to address some of the immediate physical and emotional needs of children who must be rescued from abuse, neglect and abandonment. Traumatized by the events leading to their rescue, these children often enter shelters and foster care with no belongings. Each individual My Stuff duffel bag is filled by volunteers with new donated items, giving children comfort and hope and letting them know that lots of people care about them.
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Amid the uplifting love songs (Sparks Fly, You Belong With Me) and sassy kiss-offs (Better Than Revenge, Speak Now), this tour manages to downplay some of the stadium bombast for a more down-home feel. With a banjo slung over her shoulder, Swift led a cozy, back-porch rendition of Mean. On piano, she was subtle and poised for Back to December. Likewise, Swift perched on a little island far from the stage to strum a ukulele on Fearless and then an acoustic guitar for Last Kiss.
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Based on child development research, the following guide will help in your selection of toys for various age groups. Some playthings are recommended for more than one age category, as children of different ages often enjoy the same toy, each playing with it at his or her own level.
Are you looking for developmentally appropriate toys for your child? There are certain milestones your kiddo is meeting as she ages and you will want to choose toys that help her grow socially as well as physically. We've broken down the recommendations based on your child's age and what she is doing at this point in her life. These types of toys will help entertain her the most — and help her develop.
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Experts agree that even babies benefit from toys. Infants use their senses to learn about their world. For the first few months of life, babies are unable to grasp objects with their hands, but enjoy exploring with their ears and eyes. Therefore, toys that make noise or feature high-contrast, black-and-white or brightly colored images are especially appealing to newborns and young infants. Once infants can reach for objects, they enjoy toys that are textured and safe for mouthing. Remember, to avoid dangerous entanglement, toys never should be hung or attached to a crib, playpen, stroller, infant seat or around a child's neck with elastic, string or ribbon.
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In the second half of the first year, infants master the motor skills that enable them to play with toys in new and exciting ways. When babies can sit up, they enjoy playthings they can manipulate — to bang, drop, stack up, put in and take out, and open and shut. Once they can crawl, "cruise" (walk while holding furniture) and walk, they enjoy things that move along with them. Toys that show cause and effect are also thrilling at this age.
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While perusing Totally Tots for homeschool ideas, I came across the idea for sensory tubs. I thought this would be great for getting the kids involved in the theme or lesson for the week – especially Josiah, who won't really be paying attention to what Gwen and I might be doing. And I know Gwen will love these just as much – kids love to explore, manipulate, feel. Josiah gets this serious look of concentration when he's pouring beads from one container to the next, and Gwen can get lost in her own little world when playing with tiny dolls and animals. Yeah… I'm betting this will go over well.
I'm in the process of putting together a Creation sensory bin, since the first few weeks of homeschool will be centered around the account of Creation in Genesis. There are myriad ideas for sensory tubs, but I couldn't find one specifically for creation, so I've been going around the house looking for things that fit in with each day – cotton balls for clouds, blue streamers for water, wooden birds and plastic animals, etc.
Just like I did with the camping lapbook, I thought it might be nice to do a trial run with a sensory bin to see how the kids like it. I wanted to start with something fun, something not overtly educational, that doesn't coincide with a lesson we'll already be doing. I thought of using Counting Coconuts' dinosaur sensory tub idea since we have a bunch of plastic dinosaurs and rocks of various sizes, but I got psyched at the idea of an ice cream sensory tub – especially since I know the kiddos love to play with the bag of pom poms I bought recently to add to my craft stash. For a while it was stored in a clear plastic bin in the office, and whenever Josiah would catch sight of it he'd walk around saying "pom-pom, pom-pom" till I took them out for him.
Tonight I put together my own ice cream sensory bin…
What's Inside:
assorted pom poms
mini ice cream scoops (actually for cookie dough)
ice cube tray
construction paper cones
cool cones (got these on summer clearance last year)
wooden banana & strawberry from the Melissa & Doug sundae set
plastic cups
plastic spoons
shaker of sequin "sprinkles"
Can't wait to see what the kiddos think of it! I may even make some playdough to make pretend sundaes. *grin*


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President bound by Constitution?
My letter to the WSJ was PUBLISHED on 11/3/07: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB119405655951081320.html The Wall Street Journal had an article on Wednesday discussing whether the President of the United States should obey unconstitutional laws, concluding that he shouldn't, and that congressional restrictions on intelligence and wiretapping of foreigners was an intrusion into executive authority. The article is here: The Surveillance Law That Matters Robert F Turner, Wall Street Journal, 10/24/07 http://www.opinionjournal.com/editorial/feature.html?id=110010773 I note, however, the subtitle of the article: "The president is bound by the Constitution, not the whims of Congress." This almost made me laugh out loud when thinking about how little regard this president (or this Congress) seems to have for the constitution. The ultimate example is Bush's signing statement when he signed the McCain-Feingold Incumbent Protection Act also known as the McCain-Feingold Censorship and Anti-Citizenwhip Act (thanks to Newt Gingrich for that one). Quoting the last several paragraphs of that document...the paper which I believe more than anything defines the Bush presidency as a failure:
However, the bill does have flaws. Certain provisions present serious constitutional concerns. In particular, H.R. 2356 goes farther than I originally proposed by preventing all individuals, not just unions and corporations, from making donations to political parties in connection with Federal elections. I believe individual freedom to participate in elections should be expanded, not diminished; and when individual freedoms are restricted, questions arise under the First Amendment. I also have reservations about the constitutionality of the broad ban on issue advertising, which restrains the speech of a wide variety of groups on issues of public import in the months closest to an election. I expect that the courts will resolve these legitimate legal questions as appropriate under the law. As a policy matter, I would have preferred a bill that included a provision to protect union members and shareholders from involuntary political activities undertaken by their leadership. Individuals have a right not to have their money spent in support of candidates or causes with which they disagree, and those rights should be better protected by law. I hope that in the future the Congress and I can work together to remedy this defect of the current financing structure. This legislation is the culmination of more than 6 years of debate among a vast array of legislators, citizens, and groups. Accordingly, it does not represent the full ideals of any one point of view. But it does represent progress in this often-contentious area of public policy debate. Taken as a whole, this bill improves the current system of financing for Federal campaigns, and therefore I have signed it into law. GEORGE W. BUSH THE WHITE HOUSE, March 27, 2002.In other words, according to the President, abrogating the constitution is OK as long as it was done with "debate" or as long as legislators and citizens agreed on it. This is the most egregious dereliction of duty that a president could undertake, at least in terms of domestic policy. The oath of office, "to the best of my Ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States" is not a random, meaningless set of words. They represent the foundation of the job itself, indeed of our entire government. Short of intentionally letting a foreign enemy defeat us in war, there is nothing more important for the executive branch to do properly than to protect and defend the constitution, especially in the last 75 years of the Supreme Court's erroneous rulings allowing Congress to regulate everything under the sun in the name of "the general welfare" or "interestate commerce". How many of you are aware of the 1942 Supreme Court case Wickard v Filburn where a farmer was not allowed to grow wheat for his family's personal use in excess of a government-imposed quota for maximum production, even though his family was poor and being able to make their own bread rather than having to buy it made a real difference to them? It took until the 1995 Lopez case for the Court to make even a marginal attempt to limit the range of Congress' abuse of the Commerce Clause. Did you know that the Supreme Court ruled in Raich v. Ashcroft that Angel Raich, described by the Washington Post as "a mother of two from Oakland suffering from scoliosis, a brain tumor, chronic nausea and other ailments" could not grow marijuana solely for her own use to relieve pain because since she would grow it herself she would not be buying it in the open market, and therefore was effecting interstate commerce...never mind that the same federal government classifies marijuana as a Schedule I drug, meaning it is absolutely prohibited and has no medical use, (whereas cocaine and opium are Schedule II, meaning they may be available by prescription and have some accepted medical use) so any open market for marijuana is inherently illegal. I bring these cases up to underscore how critical it is for our president to protect and defend the constitution when no other branch of government is doing so. For a president not to recognize potential unconstitutionality where there is a minor technicality is one thing. But to say twice in a signing statement that what he's signing is unconstitutional is not just embarrassing for our nation...it's exceptionally dangerous. So, when an article describes the president as being "bound by the constitution", I want to laugh but a more suitable reaction would be to cry for the erosion of our nation's fundamental principles and the insult to the genius of our founders. ----------------- Here's the short version which I sent to the Wall Street Journal. While it's true that Congress, with the erroneous approval of the Supreme Court, regulates things that it does not have authority to regulate, the idea that the president (or at least this president) is bound by the Constitution is laughable. There is a reason that presidents (and other federal elected officials) take an oath to "protect and defend the Constitution." Just because Congress and the Court abandon that oath does not mean the president should also. To the contrary, the president must now be especially vigilant in defending our nation's fundamental principles. When the president twice mentioned unconstitutional aspects of the McCain-Feingold act while he was in the process of signing it, he knowingly committed dereliction of duty, of the most important duty other than his role as commander in chief. So while the president should be bound by the Constitution, he clearly isn't.
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Mont Blanc Ice Cream Bombe
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This elaborate bombe is surprisingly easy! Try whipping up this fun-to-eat confection as a special treat or as a side dish for a summer buffet.
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Those who are familiar with Sacramento, California's state capitol know that the city in the midst of an economic resurgence. As a resident there during the height of the "Great Recession" I, like many, believed that "SacTown," as it is affectionately known, had bit the "economic" dust. So lets call this a bit of […]read more


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European Protocol (phys.-techn.)
The European Protocol for the Quality Control of the Physical and Technical Aspects of Mammography Screening is included in the 4th edition of the "European Guidelines for Quality Assurance in Breast Cancer Screening and Diagnosis (European Communities, 2006).
This dedicated chapter in PDF-format which covers protocols for both screen-film mammography and digital mammography can be downloaded here:
End 2013, the official supplement (or update) regarding this European Protocol for the Quality Control of the Physical and Technical Aspects of Mammography Screening of the 4th edition of the European Guidelines has been published and released by the European Commission. This supplement can be downloaded at www.bookshop.eu (Search topic: breast cancer), or by using the following link:
The latest corrections/updates on the European protocol for the quality control of the physical and technical aspects of mammography screening chapter, 2b digital mammography can be found in the document below.
Additional software and documents to this protocol can be found in the download section of this website.
Breast Tomosynthesis Quality Control Protocol (phys.-techn.) version 1.01
Since 2011 the European physico-technical steering group has been working on a quality control protocol for breast tomosynthesis systems. Several feedback sessions have been organized with individual physicists, representatives of the industry and international regulatory organizations. As a result the protocol has been adapted and texts have been written and rewritten for clarification. We thank everybody for their feedback and cooperation.
We are pleased to announce that version 1.01 of this protocol has been made available. We believe that this facilitates and will harmonize QC measurements on breast tomosynthesis systems. However, in this version an overall image quality measurement is still lacking. Currently no methods to quantify this overall image quality exist, therefore image quality measurements using readily available phantoms and measurements in projection images are proposed to cover important aspects of image quality. We are still working on methods to quantify overall image quality, but due to the large number of breast tomosynthesis systems already installed in Europe we decided to publish the protocol via the internet as it is. We believe that guidance is highly required.
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Tuesday, February 19, 2013
José James Remix Contest - Trouble [DWNLD]
I love these.
Blue Notes' José James, who just released his new LP No Beginnings - has a remix contest up and running for his new single "Trouble". Now, we know that he's a jazz cat, but this brooklynite has been more than willing to step outside the known boundaries and has released works producing by Flying Lotus, adding spice and flavour to a known jazz release. They're accepting
What you get are 6 stems, and they're yours to use as you please. But here are some details:
What You Need to Know to Enter
You must use at least one of the provided audio stems to be eligible.
Do not include any material that you do not have the legal right to exploit.
Rights Managment Details
Stems include copyrighted material.
You may not sell your submission, nor may you post it on another website.
Entrants own the original elements of their mix.
You have until March 12st 2013 5pm EST. So there you have it. It's all there. And I've been listening to many of the submission, but I'd love to hear something a touch more abstract, more beat centric or even electronic. Check the site for more information and even prizing. You can listen to the original below.
Good luck, and let us know if you enter by posting the link below. Would love to hear these submissions.
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Jeremy Guthrie and the Baltimore Orioles are doing just fine without each other.
Guthrie lost 60 games over a four-year stretch with the Orioles before being traded to Colorado in February 2012 for pitchers Jason Hammel and Matt Lindstrom. Now he's back in Baltimore for the first time, poised to face his former team Thursday night as a member of the Kansas City Royals.
Revenge will not factor, simply because Guthrie harbors no resentment toward the Orioles.
"I'll just be excited to be on the mound here again," he said. "Great ballpark with great fans. To be able to compete against friends and former teammates, it will be fun."
The matchup holds plenty of intrigue, though, with Guthrie (4-0, 2.40 ERA) entering on a Royals-record unbeaten streak of 17 straight starts. He broke Paul Splittorff's 25-year-old club record with a four-hitter Saturday in a 2-0 win over the Chicago White Sox.
Guthrie, who has thrown 16 2-3 consecutive scoreless innings, is 9-0 with a 2.25 ERA during the streak since losing to Texas on Aug. 3. The run began about three weeks after he was acquired from the Rockies, with whom he went 3-9 with a 6.35 ERA.
"He's far better than I ever imagined he was," Royals manager Ned Yost said. "He still has a great fastball at 93 mph, he can sink it, he can cut it. I just think he's comfortable in his surroundings."
Guthrie loved being part of the Orioles, too, but appears to have finally reached his full potential at age 34.
"My time in Baltimore was a huge plus, just wonderful," he said. "I was able to learn and got a chance to start in the major leagues, something I didn't get in Cleveland. So, I have very fond memories of all the time here. I gave everything I had and enjoyed every bit of it."
After flopping in Colorado, Guthrie found happiness in Kansas City. He signed a three-year, $25 million contract with the Royals in November.
"It was a place I wanted to go," he said. "They gave me a very fair offer, so for me it was just a perfect scenario."
Much has changed for Guthrie and the Orioles since that trade - all of it good.
With Hammel becoming the staff ace, Baltimore (21-13) ended a 14-year playoff drought last season and is currently tied for the AL's best record.
"Jeremy did some good things for us here in Baltimore, and we were able to acquire some people that could help us through his abilities," manager Buck Showalter said. "He's having a solid year, he's coming off a great start, so I wish him well - after he leaves here."
Showalter will counter with Freddy Garcia (0-0, 2.70), coming off an impressive debut following a month in the minors after Baltimore signed him March 29. The 36-year-old right-hander gave up two runs and three hits in 6 2-3 innings of a 5-4 road win over the Los Angeles Angels on Saturday.
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- Price$4,499,999
- Sq. Ft.63,025
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1820 & 1864 W 13th Ave Denver, CO 80204 - $4,499,999
BUILD ON MIXED USE LAND IN DENVER! 1820 and 1864 W. 13th Ave. are adjacent properties encompassing an entire block of land. Properties may be sold together or parceled out. Both properties combined total 1.45 acres or 63,025 square feet and selling for less than $72/sq ft. Zoning is I-MX-5. Location is approximately within one mile of downtown Denver, Sports Authority Field at Mile High, Denver Center for Performing Arts, The Pepsi Center, Elitch Gardens, Auraria Campus and more. RTD, lightrail and highway access within a few blocks. Access to BNSF railroad boxcars is possible. In close proximity of several major neighborhood redevelopment projects. Land of this size near downtown Denver is rare. Properties are fenced off - entrance not permitted. Buyer to verify all information and measurements.
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- Price$4,499,999
- Square Footage63,025
- Acres1.45
- Taxes$13,617
- HOA Fees - Secondary$0
- HOA Fees - Tertiary$0
- TypeLand
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- StatusActive
- Lot Description63025.00
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- Address1820 & 1864 W 13th Ave
- SubdivisionLincoln Park
- CityDenver
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- Zip Code80204
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Response to Robert Gordon's cover story in The New Republic
As a recovering journalist who has spent the last five years working on education reform, first in the Atlanta Public Schools and then at the state level in Georgia, I agree with Robert Gordon's recommendations in TNR to develop high-quality national tests (a la NAEP) and to focus on improving teacher quality. The latter goal is less likely to be reached by selective pay raises--Gordon's principal suggestion--than by improvements in three complex systems: teacher training, principal certification, and curriculum development. The policies and practices of all three systems are based more on conventional folk wisdom than on rigorous empirical evidence of what works and doesn't work to raise student achievement. Indeed education today is where medicine and public health were in the 18th century–in the pre-professional stage. Grover Whitehurst, head of the federal Institute for Educational Sciences (IES), estimates that only 10 percent of decisions in education today are based on rigorous data–-the other 90 percent are based on unwarranted assumptions. The great majority of education's products and
practices–-from reading curricula and math pedagogies to science textbooks and ed-leadership degree requirements–-are developed, approved for use and implemented without adequate field-testing or other evidence to prove their efficacy.
This pre-Copernican way of doing business has survived for generations for two reasons: the adults who benefit from it financially (and psychologically) are more numerous and powerful than the students who are harmed by it, and the consequences of the system's "failings" are less dramatic than are the failings of medicine, public health, the airline industry or any other
competitive, high-stakes profession. We care more about surviving surgery and arriving safely on our flight from NY to DC than we do about whether someone else's child learns to read. This is only natural.
One thing a Democratic Party hungry for ideas might want to propose is the creation of an independent federal consumer-protection entity modeled on the FDA that establishes guidelines for curriculum product development and standard protocols for the teaching of basic skills such as reading and math. States would be free to ignore these standards but would lose federal
funds if they did so. States embracing the standards would receive extra money and technical assistance to help realign their systems of teacher and principal training and certification; textbook evaluation and adoption; and student monitoring and evaluation to make all of them more evidence-based. In a spirit of bipartisanship, the Democrats could embrace the IES' What
Works Clearinghouse while noting that it lacks teeth, is underfunded, and needs a bigger educator-training component. Democrats could likewise embrace promising, federally-funded alternative teacher training/certification regimes such as the American Board for Certification of Teacher Excellence (ABCTE) and push for their adoption at the state level, where resistance
(bipartisan) has been stiff. They could unambiguously embrace the findings of Project Follow Through, the largest study ever conducted on approaches to reading instruction, whose results (direct instruction works best by far) were disowned by the Nixon administration after pressure from educators whose approaches (including whole language) fared poorly. More generally,
Democrats could send the message that they are on the side of science and against junk science in education, and on the side of parents who care, students who work hard, and educators who do what works. They and only they deserve greater federal support.
The unions need not be a fatal obstacle. There is plenty of money in the system to keep a lot of people happy-–the challenge is to steer that money increasingly toward those activities and products that actually increase student achievement, and toward well-designed R&D that can identify same. Right now, the vast majority of funds are spent to support poorly designed ed research; teacher training programs that are based on unfounded theories; and, in effect, experimental treatments using curricula and teaching techniques that have never been shown to work, particularly for the bottom 40 percent of the student population. Either we need to pay and train the same players in the game to do what works, recruit new players to the game
(ie. via charter schools, alternative training and certification programs, vouchers, etc.), or do as much as is politically feasible of both.
In any case, we will need both Democrats and Republicans to sustain this effort. Here's hoping Gordon's piece is the first of many that ups the ante for both parties. Politicians competing to help kids: wouldn't that be nice?


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Here's what we thought was out of sight and just not right on television this week...
... Sunny with a 75 percent chance of Hanks
A-Lister Tom Hanks was promoting something on a Spanish-language news show, and things got muy caliente for the good sport.
... The Lisa Simpson Book Club Tumblr
This site nerds out over TV's biggest nerd's nerdiest of nerd activities.
... Jon Benjamin Has a Van has a kick-ass comedy guest list
We know we were dissing on it last week, but this week's episode of Comedy Central's bizarre new show featured tons of awesome guest stars: Tim & Eric, The Mighty Boosh's Rich Fulcher, SNL's Chris Parnell and Upright Citizens Brigade's Ian Roberts. Comedy nerd-VANA.
... The final scene of Game of Thrones' first season
The book geeks had lofty expectations for this last scene, and HBO
met exceeded them. Absolutely stunning! (Spoilery picture right here.)
... Comedy Central cancels SportsDome
An excellent decision to off this hardly funny show about sports.
... Comedy Central cancels Sports Show with Norm MacDonald
A horrible decision to off this very funny show about sports!
... That weird Gatorade infomercial in the middle of Thursday's SYTYCD
Something tells us that a dancer in peak physical condition probably doesn't need to be ingesting multicolored sugar-garbage.
... Poor Photoshop skills on MasterChef
"I have seen a great number of poorly Photoshopped images in my time as a photographer and I can tell by the pixels that it is a fake."
... Completely forgettable new USA series Suits
Holy crap, what a bore.
... The finale of The Killing
Critics ripped it to shreds. Fans tweeted their discontent. And we still don't know who killed Rosie Larsen. Judging from the widespread backlash, Season 2 might be about who killed The Killing producer Veena Sud. There would be no shortage of suspects.
What made your list of TV loves and hates this week?