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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Maybe I'll stop getting flack for ripping Intel (INTC) now. TheStreet's Chris Ciaccia has the meat and potatoes from yesterday's report. Let me tell you what it all means.And look, Mother, no hands and no numbers either. Because you do not need numbers to tell Intel's story. Sometimes they get in the way. Now more than ever, you have to be careful betting against what the market gives you, even if you think it's inane. Consider Apple ( AAPL). We can talk about how great Apple is all day, but, in this moment, it's a crappy long-term play -- for most investors -- even if it starts going up a bit more consistently. If it was my money, I would look elsewhere. Save yourself the anxiety. While the circumstances might not be the same, the end result is with Intel. Don't just look elsewhere. Keep the bleep away. This thing is headed back to the teens. On Dec. 5, I published Sell Intel Now: It's In The Teens. Of course, the stock, as of yesterday's close, returned about 14.3% from that point. I got ripped by a few cats on Twitter for that seemingly "bad" call. That's fine with me. I don't write these articles for traders. And I sure as heck don't write them for people who refuse to take the time to consider what I actually said:
Run away from INTC. The teens are here -- and with the exception of a dead cat bounce on some hollow whiff of optimism -- they're not going away anytime soon.... with the exception of a dead cat bounce on some hollow whiff of optimism. Not sure where I went wrong. Some folks make nice livings trading dead cat bounces and all sorts of market moves. I'll be on CNBC's "Fast Money" next Tuesday; the daily panel on that show -- they can trade! Like my buddy and TheStreet Real Money Pro contributor Robert Weinstein, this small subsection of stock market society can move in and out -- long and short -- nimbly. Most folks simply cannot do that; therefore, if you tap into one too many dead cat bounces, you're bound to get burned. Brag about making 14% on INTC, but, yeah, you're not telling anybody about all of the losses you racked up mistiming other dogs and so-called "value stocks." Intel is a soon-to-be-sheared sheep in Research in Motion ( RIMM) clothing. As it was obvious that RIM was dying, a few dozen tortured bulls touted "security" as the company's savior. There was no way the enterprise would flee to iOS and Android because (A) they're not as "secure" as Blackberry and (B) BYOD (bring your own device) would not fly with IT departments. IT departments don't make real decisions; consumers and visionaries do.


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Rockstar has said they are "considering" other platforms like PC and Wii U, but has to judge the potential profitability of the platforms.
The game, which follows the story line of three main protagonists, is said to have a world two times bigger than Liberty City and San Andreas combined.
Check the trailer here: GTA V Trailer #2

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Questions surrounding the death of a 20-year-old college student who drowned while handcuffed in the custody of the Missouri State Highway Patrol remain unanswered nearly two months after the incident occurred.
Questions surrounding the death of a 20-year-old college student who drowned while handcuffed in the custody of the Missouri State Highway Patrol remain unanswered nearly two months after the incident occurred.
Officials with the highway patrol have declined to answer questions about what happened on May 31 when Brandon Ellingson drowned until the investigation is completed. When that might be is unknown. At this time, the highway patrol will only confirm that it is an ongoing investigation.
In response to a Missouri Sunshine Law request filed by the Lake Sun, the highway patrol declined to provide documents related to the investigation report. In a letter signed by Lt. Keverne L. McCollum, custodian of records, a state statute was cited that says "investigative reports of all law enforcement agencies are closed records until the investigation becomes inactive."
McCollum reported there was no final report on the arrest and drowning.
The investigation is handled by the Missouri Highway Patrol Division of Drug and Crime Control. The DDCC is the investigative branch of the Criminal Investigation Bureau of the highway patrol.
Ellingson was placed under arrest on suspicion of Boating While Intoxicated on May 31 following a routine stop for an unknown violation.. Ellingson was handcuffed behind his back, placed on a Water Division boat and was being taken to the shore when the incident occurred. The lifejacket the arresting officer had placed on him came off once he went in the water. The original accident report said Ellingson fell or jumped overboard.
Ellingson's body was recovered on June 1, near the 3.5 mile marker of the Gravois Arm of Lake of the Ozarks in about 80 feet of water.
Ellingson, a college student from Clive, Iowa, was attending Arizona State University at the time of his death. Ellingson was spending the weekend at the lake with friends.
The officer in charge of the arrest, Anthony Piercy, 42, was temporarily placed on leave but returned to duty within 10 days of the drowning.
Ellingson had not been given an official breathalyzer. Those are done once the arresting officer and the subject are on land.
According to the information released when the incident occurred, at one point prior to Ellingson going overboard, he allegedly stood up on the boat. Piercy told him to sit back down. Ellingson allegedly walked to the back of the boat and went overboard.
Attempts by the officer to rescue Ellingson were unsuccessful.
Standard procedure for transporting a suspect on the water is for a lifejacket to be put on first and then handcuffs. Under normal circumstances, officers will place the suspect on the seat next to them for transport.
Ellingson was wearing a level three vest type of life vest with three snaps on the front. If it was fastened correctly and how it came off in the water is part of the investigation.
Piercy was the only officer on the boat. He has been with the Missouri Highway Patrol for 18 years and was trained to work on the water in March 2013. Piercy normally works on the road but was placed on the water this particular weekend since the water division expected large crowds. He was placed on administrative leave, pending the outcome of an internal investigation. He was back on duty by June 10.


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(WOIO) - 19 Action News Reporter Scott Taylor is learning more about the inside of Ariel Castro's cell at the Correctional Reception Center in Orient, Ohio.
Castro's cell was just over 8 feet by 8 feet and had only a single bunk. He was allowed a uniform, a bed sheet and hygiene products.
He was not on suicide watch and he did use his bed sheet to hang himself.
Taylor's sources inside the prison system say that Castro never mentioned one word of killing himself while being locked up inside the prison. But Castro did talk about killing himself in a letter he wrote and the FBI found inside his Seymour Avenue house.
Castro wrote the letter in 2004 - just two days after kidnapping Gina DeJesus. He talked about how sick he was, and said he was also depressed. Castro also revealed details about out how he captured DeJesus, Michelle Knight and Amanda Berry.
Taylor has been told that Berry, Knight and DeJesus will not make any comment regarding the suicide - for now.
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Virginia Randolph Grace (1901-1994)
Virginia Grace graduated from Bryn Mawr College in 1922 with an A.B. degree cum laude in Greek and English. In 1927, she enrolled as a student at the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, inspired by an article in the Bryn Mawr Alumnae Bulletin written by Dorothy Burr. Compelled by her experiences at the American School, she returned to Bryn Mawr for graduate work, receiving her M.A. in Classical Archaeology in 1930 and her Ph.D in 1934.
In the spring of 1931, with a traveling fellowship from Bryn Mawr, Grace accompanied Lucy Shoe to the Hellenistic site of Pergamon in Turkey, where she acquired her first excavation experience. At Pergamon, she saw the famed "Pergamene deposit" of stamped amphora handles, which sparked her interest in this class of artifact. That year, she also excavated at the site of Halae, Greece under Hetty Goldman. In 1932, Grace became a staff member of the recently opened American Excavations at the Athenian Agora in Greece. Within a year, she began studying the stamped amphora handles unearthed in the Agora, and she published the results of her research in her first article, "Stamped Amphora Handles Found in the American Excavations in the Athenian Agora, 1931-32," which she also submitted as her dissertation for the Ph.D. degree at Bryn Mawr (1934).
Grace returned to Turkey in 1935 as a member of the Bryn Mawr Tarsus Excavations, again under Hetty Goldman, where she studied the amphora handles and contributed her analysis of them to the final excavation publication. By this time, it had become clear to Grace that she had found her area of specialization, and, in 1936, she was appointed as a research fellow at the Agora in Athens expressly for work on the stamped amphora handles. Grace remained in Athens for the duration of her life, leaving only for a brief period during World War II, when she was a visiting scholar at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton. Through her lifelong study of amphora handles, Grace laid the foundations of a new discipline within archaeology and established that amphoras and their stamps could be used as a tool for closely dating archaeological contexts. She best demonstrated the validity of this new tool in her article, "The Middle Stoa Dated by Amphora Stamps" (Hesperia, 1985), where she securely dated the Agora's Middle Stoa by means of 1,500 handles found in the building's fill.
In 1989, Grace was awarded the Gold Medal for Distinguished Archaeological Achievement from the Archaeological Institute of America for her vision in seeing the significance of stamped amphora handles within the broader range of classical archaeology. When she died in Athens in 1994, Virginia Grace left behind an extraordinary archive consisting of over one hundred thousand records of the stamps used on ancient amphoras from sites throughout the Mediterranean world and 25,000 stamped handles found during excavations of the Athenian Agora.
Because of Virginia Grace's pioneering work, amphoras and their stamped handles now provide a tool for closely dating archaeological contexts and serve as a primary indicator for tracing and understanding ancient trade in the Mediterranean. Amphoras were used to transport and store wine, olive oil, and other liquids. The handles of commercial amphoras were typically labeled by stamp impressions made before kiln firing, set on the tops of the handles. The stamps usually contained the manufacturer's name, a date, and the symbol of the city-state where the goods contained within the vessel originated.


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Friday, July 29, 2011
Where did the ice cream man go?
44 comments:
In the midst of packing, I found my popsicle molds! I'm going to make some boozy palettas as soon as we get settled in!ReplyDelete
Yummy...love boozy treats! Gah...I must sound like a lush :)! These are so pretty, and they must taste so fresh...ReplyDelete
Oooh these sound good- I have some mint in my fridge... I might have to run out and get some mangoes!! And love the shout out to Choco Tacos!ReplyDelete
I love these! They sound amazing and look so pretty. And yes, Chocotacos are pretty delicious.ReplyDelete
Those are just so pretty!!! Tasty, too I'm sure. Funny stories! Marie from (Everybody Loves Raymond) told her sons when they were little that when the ice cream truck plays music, it means they've ran out of ice cream!ReplyDelete
I keep meaning to make a boozy sort of popsicle, and these look so great, I want to do something like it! The ice cream man is alive and kicking around here...I have to reign in my kids every time we hear it.ReplyDelete
I need to find a popsicle maker asap. These sounds amazing! We have an ice cream man that makes his way around the neighborhood but more importantly there's an ice cream man that travels in a boat on Lake Austin! How cool is that!?ReplyDelete
Yes! I like this idea, no, I love this idea! Must find popsicle molds ASAP....great photos!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 29, 2011 at 10:22 AM
Yummy. Such a refreshing flavor for these summery days. Gorgeous mouth watering pictures. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
These look so refreshing! Oh, and my husband checks the freezer section every time we go to the grocery store to see if they have the mickey mouse pops. The look on his face each time just kills me because we can never find them. Ah, the good ole days.ReplyDelete
I've never heard of Choco Tacos, the ice cream man would only come around about twice a summer when I was a kid, so we usually had scooped ice cream from the Pumpkin Patch. Yum!ReplyDelete
These look great! I tried making popsicles for the first time last weekend, i think this one might have to be my next recipe!
beautiful clicks popsicles look wonderfulReplyDelete
Love the ice cream man! This is such a great flavor, they look perfect!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 29, 2011 at 1:19 PM
This. looks. amazing! I wonder if it would work in my zoku popsicle maker...ReplyDelete
Beautiful photos! It looks so yummy. I love mango!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 29, 2011 at 3:36 PM
Mango & rum what a combo. And your mother sounds very wise!ReplyDelete
Love you,
Too funny about the dragonflies :) Love these "cocktails on a stick" as you called them!ReplyDelete
My favorite part of summer as a kid was the ice cream truck! Sure could use one right about now in this crazy hot weather! Those adult popsicles look amazing! I am going to have to try these! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
I'm glad you make mention of the Choco Taco... my favorite dessert ever!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 29, 2011 at 9:37 PM
It was a great story and I laughed out loud when you rewarded us with a "boozy" popsicle! BRAVO! What a great, fun post! I am SO happy to buzz this one!ReplyDelete
Love the story, and the pictures! These look delish :)ReplyDelete
Heh, the ice cream truck man has a booming business in Cayman. He rolls by my house everyday playing that 'do your ear hang low, do they wobble two and fro' song! I'm not to proud to admit that even at 29, I rush inside and de-change my piggy back for an orange pop. However...he's got some stiff competition with this lovely mango mojito pops now!ReplyDelete
Oh that dragonfly story is priceless.. My uncle almost traumatized all of us when he told us Santa had been killed in a accident on his way to Ireland. He thought it was hilarious.ReplyDelete
I actually have everything except the mint and that's easy. I might just make these.
Yum, boozecicles! I am saving this recipe for my book-club.ReplyDelete
We have been busy making a Popsicle with mango, kiwi, nectarines...any fresh fruit we can get our hands on.
There is an ice cream guys that hang out by the kids school as they are getting out, but it is just not the same as hearing the sound of the ice cream truck heading down the street.
Just picked up a couple mangos, so I am making these! Can't wait!ReplyDelete
I remember the "music truck." And these pops look so refreshing and delish!ReplyDelete
I could go for one of these right now...ReplyDelete
I'm with you...what's up with this world today? :( I feel so bad for my daughter because she won't have the childhood that I had... so sad.ReplyDelete
But on a happier note... Drunk popsicles?!? Heck yeah!! These are great!
- AnonymousJuly 31, 2011 at 7:08 AM
I love this post and would love to try a popsicle. HA HA HA, the music truck. :)ReplyDelete
I miss the ice cream man, so do my kids. He came around when they were younger but haven't heard that familiar bell in years. Love your cocktails on a stick! Cheers!ReplyDelete
Mmmmmmm thes popsicle's look so good my mouth is wide open drulling :) Have Andy bring me some on one of our lunch meets! Oh and the Choco Taco is one of my faves. I love the color not to mention its one of my faves! I miss the ice the ice cream too.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 31, 2011 at 8:55 PM
Congratulations on making Food Buzz's Top 9! I just loved this one!!ReplyDelete
they look so pretty! congrats on top 9!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 1, 2011 at 2:34 PM
Looks delicious and refreshing!!ReplyDelete
Karen, I LOVE THESE BEAUTIFUL PICTURES! They make me happy!!!! We were the same when we were young...the entire neighborhood would be outside playing till the sun went down! I can report that while on vacation last week - we did see the ice cream truck!!!! :)ReplyDelete
your pics are amazing!! i love the color !! we spent all day and late into the evening as kids!! the ice cream is really slacking here in myneighborhood, lolReplyDelete
Choco tacos are the best! Now that you mentioned them I will have to go find one ASAP. Love how these mango mojito popsicles sound--a great "grown-up" popsicle perfect for a hot day.ReplyDelete
I love this post,especially the boozy reward :) I share the same sentiments with my son spending more time playing video games or texting.ReplyDelete
My popsicle molds are in storage, since I recently moved. I think I'm going to head out tomorrow to purchase some new ones just so I can make these!ReplyDelete
BTW, I LOVED being at the community swimming pool when I was a kid waiting for the ice cream man to appear. I took money from my secret stash of savings every time I went to the pool. Choco tacos were the best!! I also loved chocolate eclairs, toasted almond and candy center crunch bar!
Thanks for bringing back so many great memories!!
So I tried making these! But ended up enjoying it as a smoothy instead! Delicious!ReplyDelete
love it that you added rum in these pops ! they look gorgeous. thanks for stopping by my blog :) you have some awesome recipes on your blog !ReplyDelete
i like mango and ice cream too here is both gorgeous postReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 19, 2012 at 6:13 PM
I LOVE YOUR ARTICLE AND ALL YOUR RESPONSES FROM YOUR LOVELY SUBSCRIBERS.. IM "THE ICE CREAM GIRL" NOW FOR 28 YEARS. MY DAD "CHUBBY THE ICE CREAM MAN" SINCE THE 1940'S-- MY DAD -- MY BEST FREIND--- LAST OF HIS KIND ;,(ReplyDelete
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05 February 2012
up lift running
11 comments:
- sbrt said...
Very uplifting:)
- 5 February 2012 at 19:11
- Pedalling Polarcherry said...
Funny photo! Love it
- 5 February 2012 at 20:00
- Groover said...
On top of the world? :-)
- 5 February 2012 at 21:08
- Runningbear said...
Inspiring stuff - wish I'd done the same... lovely pics. RB
- 6 February 2012 at 09:56
- ultra collie said...
love it (and the dutt too)
- 6 February 2012 at 12:17
- ultra collie said...
my verification word? 'duetsy' :)
- 6 February 2012 at 12:18
- ultra collie said...
the next one..'nerbogi'..you couldn't script it!
- 6 February 2012 at 12:18
- kate said...
sbrt- it was such a brill day i was on the verge of a really 'love
ppc- it's my extreme running face ;)
rb- thank you, i just love snow! great excuse for being slow ;)
uc- hahaha, i was thinking that we might become hospitalised due to verification hysteria ;)
- 6 February 2012 at 17:24
- Mick Wyldbore-wood said...
You face in that pic says more than any words! Brilliant! Do you have a route map for the run from Baslow to Linacre? Sounds like something I'd like to try! There's another you could do from Baslow (about 14 miles?), out of the village up to Curbar gap, down the road to the cross roads allowing you to traverse Birchen Edge to the Robin hood Inn. Head out along the Chesterfield road for a bit until the track on the right leading you towards Chatsworth. Keep going until you can split right towards Beeley Moor, then through Devils Plantation - quick downhill forest run, lovely! then out at Beeley Village before heading through Chatsworth and into Baslow again. I normally do it from Beeley (finish with a Pint in the Devonshire Arms!) Gotta be one of my favourite runs around here :oD
- 11 February 2012 at 18:28
- kate said...
hiya, ooh, thanks for the info. we've yet to explore round by robin hood. i can send you a map of the route we took, did involved about 2ish miles of road but lovely quiet ones- good for cycling on ;) will try and contact you through your blog :)
- 11 February 2012 at 20:14
- Mick Wyldbore-wood said...
Cool! Thank You! I'm hoping to start 'training' again during the half term so may well give your route a go ;o)
BTW - link to the route I mapped
- 12 February 2012 at 17:38


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How Thatcher Made Britain Roar Again
Matthias Matthijs, author of "Ideas and Economic Crisis in Britain," discusses the legacy of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, who died at the age of 87. Photo: AP.
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... the the ... so ... that people were ... and still well ... below what is promised a moment to stand at eighty seven ... joining us to discuss the legacy ... twentieth season will fall ... ninety is an economic crisis in Britain and is also a professor of international political economy at Johns Hopkins he joins us now from a pro euro in Washington ... comment is thank you very much for being map ... their ... site and it is a sad day out new book is about Crysis and in doing math book you you talk to a lot of that ... cabinet people whom you hide in the UK very closely Nigel Lawson sunset Hokanson moment of it ... aam Jeffrey Heil ... was written truly in a crisis when she took over ... well yes and no and I think that's that an important lesson of ... and her tenacity and her ... capacity to choose ... narrates a crisis right ... when she came to power in May nineteen seventy nine Britain and just had what was called the winter of discontent ... she managed to convince that her version of those events was the right one and that Britain needed to dramatically change right there had been a much deeper crisis ... prices in Britain seventy three seventy four ... which has lead to any major changes that led to the end of ... Edward Heath into the incoming Labor government to five years later ... I think Margaret Thatcher is unable to convince at least forty percent of the British electorate ... the kind of a dramatic overhaul of the British state was always need it right ... and so she did actually mill waste a crisis that was a small prices lower prices when she came to power and and in fact it with Bret did on the go massive changes like I grew up in Britain during the time and that way he changes including an oval hole in the meantime ... coal mining industry ... aam and financial services ... what's red light for someone like to come along unlike let that happen will what she truly aam take a force of nature and could just you know come along and can make changes for about a ... I think it's a collaboration for both ... of those very obviously the British system that allow all the party with forty percent of the votes ... to get something close to two-thirds of all the seats in the house of color it's ... and it's quite a lot he can get done that way but don't forget when she had all of the centers at the beginning whenever minority of the party ... she was the first woman ... leader of the conservative party in the labor wasn't quite there yet and neither are other parties ... betting in that sense she I think you use the circumstances quite well ... I think what people are forgotten is also how courses see what she was when I mean you mentioned that my ears ... she didn't touch the miners were the first four or five years over office because she knew ... that they did you know ... basically below Britain completely especially ... on a no win position buildup of coal stocks ... which is something Nigel also held the whip as energy secretary from eighty one to eighty three ... and fishing been ... very carefully prepared for this ... change ... I'm already starting in nineteen seventy five she became the opposition leader for the conservative party ... now what what will we say all I'm people like Margaret back to eighteen months in Britain and elsewhere have we seen aam of the now trendy as ... aam what we haven't seen a novel one of Britain's and she's been down on people acknowledge he was right ... yes I mean if there is other figures like her in Raul Reagan city comes to mind and in the United States and when he was trying to run for president seventy six ... his ideas receive is too radical I think faster helps you ... change ... the tone and in terms of the economic debate in Britain helped a change in the U S which made Raul Reagan ... right now seem quite mainstream right of another people ... think lilac Li and forty five who featured show with a similarly there to change that there's a debate of course Franklin Roosevelt that ... well the jury is still out whether Barak Obama this is such a leader in the United States but he certainly had the crisis ... but it's not clear that this policy so far have been that a radical that they you know ... created a new kind of settlement ... I don't know whether Britain will get another he liked her ... home in the near future that does that mean for all her accomplishments ... I think a large consensus now feels that it was ... all reforms dollar overhaul of the British state ... came in quite a significant costs very high unemployment widening income inequality ... but also the social fabric right of many of these northern British towns that were completely ... I'm ... shot down by one two and the unemployment showed up and and minds for clues that and and so on ... and also the country is divided living in London in the south and southeast of them very well other parts of the country haven't done so well ... so I don't know is that many leaders or even ... women especially with the air as as an example to follow ... um in in this current era ... I think a bit ... and that's were Obama isn't just a nobody that Myra think somebody like Thatcher's kind of thyme ... all that's the key ... in a way to the sauce is the mythical was fundamentally flawed ... they were conviction politicians ideas politicians that could change the consensus I think that is appealing ... a two boat left and right ... of the person that was able to do that ... now ... it's ... it's an interesting perspective thank you Brian much we appreciate your time and that that's some incentive ninety s might see some of his ideas the economic crisis in Grenoble but ... we appreciate your time this up


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Snow Emergency Declared in St. Cloud
ST. CLOUD - The city of St. Cloud has declared a snow emergency after six inches of snow fell in the area overnight.
The snow emergency will be in effect for 72 hours unless it's cancelled early due to favorable weather conditions.
During a snow emergency, parking regulations will be enforced and illegally parked vehicles will be towed immediately starting at 12:01 a.m. on Sunday.
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CONCORD — The Small Business Administration is offering free consultations on various days in November at the NH Secretary of State Corporate Division office, 25 Capitol Street — 3rd Floor, Concord.
No appointment is needed.
November 20, 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.
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Knowledge and planning are key ingredients in starting or growing a business and the SBA has resources available to help you. A Business Development Specialist from the U.S. Small Business Administration, NH District Office, will be available to meet one-on-one and provide business assistance to address your concerns, direct you to the appropriate resources and help get you started in the right direction. Visit the SBA Web page at www.sba.gov and find links to extensive resources, www.sba.gov/international, www.sba.gov/services , www.sba.gov/training or www.sba.gov/vets. For more information, please contact Miguel Moralez, Business Development Specialist/Veterans Business Development Officer, in SBA's Concord, NH office at (603) 225-1601 or via email at email@example.com.
ROCHESTER – This month's Business Round Table discussion is set for November 20 at 7:30 AM at the City Council Chambers at City Hall. This is a FREE monthly event. Mary Ellen Humphrey, Economic Development Specialist for the City of Rochester, facilitates collaborative dialogs on a range of business issues. Discussions at past Round Tables have covered a variety of topics, including ideas about how to invigorate business activity downtown. With the colder weather upon us, there will be information for businesses about cost savings on energy use from Public Service of NH. This meeting is open to the public. Future regular round table meetings are planned for the 3rd Tuesdays of the month. Business owners and managers are encouraged to attend. Please RSVP to email@example.com or call 335-7522.
CONCORD Business leaders will have the opportunity to meet and mingle with New Hampshire's top state agency officials at a Dec. 11 evening reception at the Holiday Inn, 172 North Main Street, Concord. The Business and Industry Association will host "Meet the Commissioners," a popular networking event. The reception, which is sponsored by Centrix Bank, Devine Millimet, Fidelity Investments, Gallagher Callahan and Gartrell, Liberty Utilities and Repsol begins at 5 p.m. and includes light hors d'oeuvres and beverage.
Those commissioners already confirmed to attend include: Nicholas Toumpas, Health and Human Services
Van McLeod, Cultural Resources
Ronald Wilbur, Banking
George Copadis, Employment Security
Vicki Quiram, assistant commissioner, Environmental Services
John Barthelmes, Safety
Kevin Clougherty, Revenue Administration
Amy Ignatius, chairman, Public Utilities Commission
Roger Sevigny, Insurance
The cost to attend the Meet the Commissioners reception is $20 for BIA and Capitol Connect members and $40 for non-members. Guests may register online at BIAofNH.com, Events Calendar. Call 603-224-5388 x116 for more information.
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CONCORD — The Small Business Administration is offering free consultations on various days in November at the NH Secretary of State Corporate Division office, 25 Capitol Street — 3rd Floor, Concord.


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THE SPORTS DOCTOR- A gal can dream: Doctor's prescriptions for a great 2010
Now that y'all have read (and most likely disagreed with) my 10 most memorable moments of 2009, I've decided to take a page from the Washington Post and make a list of my top-10 wishes for sports in 2010. Some of these wishes will seem far-fetched, some nigh impossible, but these are wishes, right? If they were horses, beggars would ride....
1. Olympics– Four years ago, my very first column was a tirade against Bryant Gumbel and his unwarranted hatred of the Winter Olympics. If I recall (and I do), he said the Games were dull, boring, racist, and lacked "real sports." He pledged not to watch the Olympics and said he was marking time until March Madness. This year, I sincerely wish Bryant Gumbel would get off his high horse and realize that there's more to sports than Kobe and Shaq– or that he wouldn't dare to mouth off in Sweden about how skiing isn't a real sport.
2. Basketball– Who doesn't wish people would stop comparing Lebron James and Michael Jordan? Give it a rest, folks.
3. Baseball– Now that the Cubs have managed to dump Milton Bradley, maybe, just maybe, they could do themselves another favor by resigning Mark DeRosa. As a matter of fact, maybe the Cubs could realize that casting their stellar retinue of utility players to the winds is in large part responsible for the team's continued failings. For heaven's sake, don't trade Reed Johnson!
4. College Football– I know it's too much to ask for a complete dismantling of the BCS, but at the very least, I– and millions of other people– wish that the Bowl Championship Series would be brought to heel in 2010. Give us playoffs, real playoffs. There's no pussyfooting around it anymore– the BCS is a monopoly that violates just about every anti-trust law in this country and manages to get away with it because their business is college football and not cell phone technology. In 2010, they should be brought to their knees.
5. Boxing– Ah, if only 2010 could see Floyd Mayweather Jr. fight a real fight. What good does it do him to live in a fantasy world? If "Money" truly is the best, let him prove it this year with his fists, not his mouth. Also, wouldn't it be great if either Klitschko brother threw something other than a jab this year? I might faint dead away. And a viable American contender for the heavyweight title– wouldn't that be nice? I'd also love to have Jim Lampley over for supper.
6. Track– Usain Bolt decides, of his own accord, to take a blood test every day for six months leading up to a race (the blood stored so it can be tested in perpetuity). Wouldn't you love to be sure, once and for all, that someone out there could be clean and great at the same time?
7. College Football– Joe Paterno wins National Championship and then rides into the sunset.
8. Tennis– I sincerely wish that female tennis players would cease and desist from that infernal, grotesque, unnecessary, and hateful grunting, even if it takes a court order to accomplish. For heaven's sake, stop it. Immediately, as in right now. Let 2010 be the year nary a grunt is heard on center or any other court. (In tandem with this wish is that officials institute debilitating penalties for any and all grunts.)
9. NFL– Brett Favre goes away. Just away; I don't care where. Oh, and the Patriots go 0-16. They were cheating when they won those Super Bowls, remember?
10. College Football – UVA decisively defeats Virginia Tech. It may not be as great as a national championship, but it would be a step in the right direction. Oh, who am I kidding? It would be as great as a national championship.
Juanita Giles lives in Keysville where she makes videos and updates her http://thesportsdr.com/">Sports Doctor site.


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Raising a child with special needs is not easy. Learning your husband has Huntington's disease is an almost crushing blow. That is the reality of our family.
My daughter has Asperger's (an autism spectrum disorder), and after a very long journey, just over a year ago my husband was diagnosed with this cruel and horrible neurological disease, which has no cure and no way to stop its progression.
Through it all, I have had support from friends and family and, above all, my coworkers and managers. I started with Accenture in 2008 as a contractor in corporate functions—the marketing team. I was about to get married, owned my first house, and life was great. Being a contractor was a perfect fit.
Fast-forward to 2012, I had moved and had a beautiful baby girl who was now 3. I was still a contractor with Accenture, which had no issue with me moving across the country because everything I did was done from home. However, I didn't have the easy baby. Those first few years were hard, nowhere near as hard as what was to come, but I had no idea.
Through it all, my manager was always very supportive, not caring when I got my work done as long as it got done. This support gave me the flexibility to attend many doctor appointments. My daughter had severe acid reflux, and although she was bright and hit most of her milestones, she was easily overstimulated, had epic meltdowns, and showed signs of obsessive-compulsive disorder-like behavior and extreme anxiety.
Meredith and I, all dressed up for Halloween
At 3 ½ years of age, she was diagnosed with Asperger's. Life became about therapy and school readiness because, in her current state, school would not have been possible. Again, through it all, I had an extremely supportive team of colleagues and a manager who always encouraged me to put "family first." The flexibility my employer showed me during this time made me even more loyal to them despite being "just a contractor."
After six years with one team, I moved roles, still within the corporate marketing team as a contractor, but life had settled some, and I was ready to accept a new work challenge. I was very fortunate within a year of my new role to be approached about converting from a contractor to a full-time employee. Little did I know this change was going to become the best thing that could have happened to me.
During this time, my husband had been undergoing some tests and seeing different doctors to try to understand some changes he had been having, both cognitively and with depression. I had not shared this development with anyone at work as we didn't know anything. Our journey to diagnosis was long as his mother had been adopted and had passed away of cancer, so little family history was known.
We finally got to the point where tests were numerous and the options were becoming scarier and scarier. It was at this point that I shared the news with my manager, who was just as supportive as my previous manager. She knew at that point that completing my conversion to a full-time employee as fast as HR processes would allow would be the best thing to support me.
The day we got my husband's diagnosis, I'm pretty sure I must have bawled like a baby to my manager. She offered me whatever I needed: time off (despite being in the middle of one of our biggest projects), flexibility, an ear to listen, and, of course, my job offer.
My husband was a writer, and we were young, so we did not purchase extra health insurance options. It was costly being self-employed, and our daughter had expensive needs, many of which were not covered anyway since they were "pre-existing conditions." It is my biggest regret.
My daughter, Meredith, and husband, Mark, building Lego together
Once I became a full-time employee, many worries drifted away. We now had coverage for both my daughter and husband's medical costs. My daughter is still on reflux medication and probably will be for her whole life. We also made the choice to medicate for her anxiety. Because of numerous allergies, her medication has to be compounded and is very expensive. With my husband's diagnosis and declines in his cognitive thinking, he is not able to work, so, without my job, I don't know how we would have survived.
The benefits were not the only important reason for me to choose to work with Accenture all these years (close to nine now), nor was it the enormous support and flexibility from my managers and colleagues. What makes me the proudest to work for Accenture is the commitment to inclusion and diversity.
Raising a child with an autism spectrum disorder is not easy. You worry about their future—what will career prospects look like? Yes, she is incredibly smart and talented, but, even with therapy and school, crowds and noisy places are still overwhelming for her, and she can barely function in them (just taking her grocery shopping is a challenge, and places like shoe stores and Costco are sensory nightmares).
I chose to stay at Accenture because of its focus on ensuring we not only have top talent but also on hiring top-talent that is diverse, across races, religions, gender and disabilities. It means that there is a place for my daughter when she grows up—a company that can recognize her skills and understand and accommodate her needs. Given the fights we've had with the education system to date, this inclusion is more important to me than I ever would have dreamed.
"Inclusion is more important to me than I ever would have dreamed."
Many of my colleagues have become close friends and are some of my biggest cheerleaders when I need it most.
Given the curveballs life has thrown at me—here are three things I wish I could go back and tell my younger self:
Even if you are employed, you never know what life will throw your way.
This requirement can be tough when the job market is competitive, but being willing to pay your dues somewhere you can be proud to work will make you feel good about yourself each and every day.
Many employers I've worked for in the past advised that personal challenges have no business in the workplace. While your personal stories may not be appropriate to share during a presentation, finding a company that genuinely wants to know who you are makes all the difference in the world. Being able to share your successes and challenges with colleagues and managers makes it feel more like a family and increases your network of support when you need it most.


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Whereas the partying-hearty Democratic machine which owns this town has brought us four years of:
1. unreformed taxes on small business owners;
2. thousands upon thousands of un-reclaimed blighted buildings and vacant lots;
3. unfair valuations yet higher taxes on our homes;
4. a public school system under financial siege and not yet returned to our local control;
5.unmitigated gun and street violence;
6. puff about being the greenest tree-filled city in the country yet unable to pick up the fall leaves;
7. unlimited terms for City Council incumbents;
9. forcing us to take the City to court to keep it from permanently closing 11 public libraries;
10. complicity in the Democratic national agenda of bailing out big banks, waging costly illegal wars, and whose largest employment plan is for youth by service in the armed forces,
And, whereas 1,100 voters (mostly Democrats) voted for me as the Green Party candidate for Philadelphia 8th District City Council in the 2007 election, despite overwhelming odds against my being elected,
I hereby throw my shoe at the Democratic machine by declaring my candidacy as a write-in for the 2011 November general election for 8th District Council.
It's time the Arab Spring arrived in Philadelphia.
Brian "Write In" Rudnick
Green Party
Chestnut Hill
Our Nepali
Many thanks to the Local for the excellent article (June 16) about the members of the Bhutanese/Nepali refugee family and their adjustment to life in the U.S. Also thanks to Lynn Mather for her eye-catching, colorful photos. The family and those who support their progress in various ways are delighted.
There are several other people not mentioned in the article to whom the family would like to give thanks, including their landlord; various members of Chestnut Hill Friends' Meeting who help with English lessons for the parents, computer support, and setting up and transport to medical appointments; and one particular (anonymous) benefactress who has helped unstintingly with needs such as eyeglasses, workboots, school uniform requirements, and winter jackets.
Just two weeks ago, the Subedis' dearest wish came true when the remaining member of the family,Tulsa, arrived from the Nepalese refugee camp with her husband Dili and their 8-month-old baby daughter. This little family is now in an apartment nearby and just embarking on the huge tasks of learning English, dealing with mind-boggling bureaucratic necessities and looking for jobs.
The Kista Trust, mentioned at the conclusion of the article, is the fund being set up by Elizabeth Walmsley as a micro-loan project specifically to help two Bhutanese refugee families with whatever education, such as English classes or skill-training, that could lead them to becoming more employable.
Final thanks must go to the many members of the wider Chestnut Hill/Mt. Airy community who have availed themselves of the hard-working services of The Nepali Neighbors over the past year. It has been a wonderful introduction for the family to "real Americans."They have felt welcomed and accepted and are eagerly looking forward to their next steps along the way to citizenship.
Patricia Walmsley
Chestnut Hill
Devon neighbors are right to insist on restoring wall
As a 30-year resident and sometime commuter on the R7 (Chestnut Hill East), I welcome the actions taken to complete the Devon Village units. We need development that strengthens and adds to the commercial activity in the area as an antidote to the great recession.
It is vital, however, that new residences and infrastructure build for the long term rather than adding a layer of construction that could soon be underwater if falling prices leave mortgage debts uncovered – and it is "location" above all else that has worked so far to maintain property values in the area.
The area around Sedgwick Station, after years of lagging behind, has recently surged with much needed restoration of historical homes along East Durham Street. It has become another pocket of value in the mosaic of Mt. Airy.
Failure to adequately reconstruct and beautify the wall alongside the tracks could lead to steady deterioration, and a sad reversal of this trend , which has brought a number of young families into the area from Boston, New York, Chicago and points beyond.
I hope that we can find the commitment to continue to increase the viability of this neighborhood by enforcing reasonable standards on builders for public access areas. While the SEPTA line may be the back door to Chestnut Hill – it is the one by which hundreds of us come home each day.
Prof. Tom Getzen
Chestnut Hill
Jim brings joy into their lives
Thank you for Jim Harris' weekly columns in the Chestnut Hill Local. They bring joy and laughter into my life and into the lives of family and friends who look forward to reading them. Since he has such a special sense of humor, I feel compelled to extend a word of appreciation to him for taking the time and the discipline required to share his gift with us.
Patricia Deacon
East Falls
Hilarious 'cakes'
The "cakes" scandal article by Jim Harris is one of the funniest I have ever read in a newspaper. He keeps getting better and better. My husband and I laughed so much while reading it, it was like good medicine. I thought that every joke that could possibly be made about Anthony Weiner had already been made, but Harris proved me wrong. His take, and the picture of him taking a cake out of the oven, definitely made our day.


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The National Assessment of Educational Progress released the results of its 2009 math and reading tests a couple of weeks ago. The scores for District of Columbia public school students are, like last year's, a good news/bad news story.
Good news first. Math and reading scores for both fourth and eighth graders improved somewhat.
Gains in math averaged five points at the fourth-grade level and six points at the eighth-grade level. Gains in reading also averaged five points for fourth graders. The average eighth-grade reading score went up by one point.
Only four states also registered gains on all four tests. Nationwide, fourth grade scores remained flat. Eighth grade scores went up by two points in math and, as in the District, one in reading.
Now the mostly bad news. The District's scores were still lower than those of any state — thus well below the national averages. And the differences aren't small.
For math, 20 points below the national average for fourth graders and 28 points below for eighth graders. For reading, another point spread of 20 points for fourth graders and, for eighth graders, 18 points.
For me, however, it's the breakdowns that set off alarm bells.
Consider first the percentages of students whose scores fell below the basic level, i.e., who couldn't demonstrate even "partial mastery of prerequisite knowledge and skills that are fundamental for proficient work" at their grade level.
In math, 44% of fourth graders and 60% of eighth graders tested below basic, as compared to 19% and 29% nationwide. In reading, the below basic percentages were 56% for fourth graders and 49% for eighth graders, as compared to 34% and 26% nationwide.
That said, all the D.C. below-basic percentages were lower than in 2007. They were also, with the exception of eighth-grade reading, by far and away lower than in 1992, when NAEP began tracking.
Louder alarm bells when we look at the race/ethnicity breakdowns.
At the fourth-grade level,* the average math score for black children was 57 points below the average for white children. The average reading score was 60 points lower. And neither of these point spreads was significantly different from in 1992.
For Hispanic children, the gaps were 43 points for math and 49 points for reading. The math gap has narrowed significantly since 1992. The reading gap is statistically the same.
Here again, we need to be especially concerned about the children who are so far behind that they can't score at even the basic level. For black children, 50% of them in math and 63% of them in reading. Percentages for Hispanic children were 30% in math and 49% in reading.
But look at the really big gap. All but 1% of white children broke through the basic level in math and all but 6% in reading.
Both the point spreads and the very low scores seem linked to family economic situation. Fourth graders poor enough to qualify for free or reduced-price lunches scored, on average, 31 points lower in math and 33 points lower in reading than their better-off counterparts. Though the reading gap was significantly narrower than in 1996, but math gap wasn't.
In short, the D.C. public schools seem to be making some progress in teaching children the two most basic academic skill sets they'll need to qualify for all but the lowest-paying jobs our local economy offers.
But black and Hispanic children are the overwhelming majority in the system and surely also in the free and reduced-price lunch category. Large numbers of both will still be at a huge disadvantage unless the reforms that have been initiated produce greater and faster results than I think anyone can reasonably expect.
* NAEP reports comparative race/ethnicity data only for D.C. fourth graders. It says that reporting standards weren't met for white students at the eighth-grade level. No explanation for this, but the raw figures suggest it could be the very small number in the sample.


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Someone Should Tell The State Dept That The State Dept Is Hosting World Press Freedom Day
from the left-hand-meet-right-hand dept
Of course, it gets even more ridiculous as you read the details of the press release:
The United States places technology and innovation at the forefront of its diplomatic and development efforts. New media has empowered citizens around the world to report on their circumstances, express opinions on world events, and exchange information in environments sometimes hostile to such exercises of individuals' right to freedom of expression. At the same time, we are concerned about the determination of some governments to censor and silence individuals, and to restrict the free flow of information. We mark events such as World Press Freedom Day in the context of our enduring commitment to support and expand press freedom and the free flow of information in this digital age.Yes, "some governments"... like the US as it attempts to stifle Wikileaks. At the very least, this suggests a State Department that appears to be entirely tone deaf to the concerns over its response to Wikileaks.


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Brutal Wilton killing described in court
STAMFORD -- Accused murderer Aaron Ramsey sobbed in court Tuesday, listening to a recording of himself telling police how he brutally beat and stabbed his father to death in their Wilton home on the afternoon of May 3.
Ramsey said he beat Edward Ramsey, 73, of 125 Signal Hill Road, with his hands and a piano bench, before finally grabbing a kitchen knife to cut his throat.
"I definitely wanted to end it pretty quick," Ramsey said on the recording. "I wanted to slit his throat. I got the best knife I could."
The 22-year-old told police the knife kept slipping through his hands because they were sweaty and he "couldn't get a good slit on it." So he stabbed his father in the neck, stomach, groin, chest and head so he could make him "bleed out."
The gruesome recording was played in state Superior Court in Stamford on the first day of Ramsey's three-judge trial to determine whether he was legally insane at the time of the killing. Ramsey is being held at the Whiting Forensic Division of Connecticut Valley Hospital in Middletown.
If Ramsey is found guilty by reason of insanity caused by mental defect or deficiency, he will be sentenced to Whiting until he is found competent and not a danger to himself or others. If that occurs, Ramsey will not serve any time in prison.
Ramsey entered the courtroom Tuesday afternoon in a striped shirt and nodded to his mother, who sat with her other son and five women. Judge Richard Comerford told sheriffs to remove his handcuffs and the hearing began.
Wilton Police Sgt. Thomas Tunney took the stand, saying he was called to a Cheese Spring Road home on May 3, where Aaron Ramsey was found lying on his back, covered in blood.
"He was very upset and agitated," Tunney said. "He was yelling and screaming, almost howling."
Tunney said they checked Ramsey for injuries, but could only find a small cut. He said Ramsey wouldn't identify himself, so they transported him to Norwalk Hospital.
Police then received a call from the neighboring Ramsey house, where SuAnne Ramsey found her husband's body on the floor of their bedroom. When they arrived, Tunney said she was yelling for Aaron Ramsey, saying, "Where are you? What did you do?"
Officers saw a bloody shoeprint at the door and found a white man on the floor, not breathing. "There was a lot of bleeding and there was heavy trauma to the head -- mostly to the left side of the head," Tunney said.
Assistant State's Attorney Richard Colangelo showed Tunney pictures of the crime scene and he identified a screwdriver, wrench, knife and piano bench as being found near the body.
Tunney said police identified Aaron as her son and, after receiving a description, determined he was the same person they sent to the hospital.
Public defender Howard Ehring further questioned Tunney about Ramsey's condition when they found him; he said he was flailing his arms and legs and wouldn't respond to questions.
Wilton police detective Robert Cipolla testified he was sent to the hospital to interview Aaron. He said Ramsey told him he was up all night, exercising and gaining strength to "fight evil."
Cipolla said Ramsey gave him a verbal account, but due to severe lacerations on his right hand, he could not get a written statement. He said he then made the recording, which is 46 minutes long.
On the recording, Ramsey said on the morning of May 3 he heard his father playing the piano and thought he was trying to hypnotize him through his music. He said his energy started flowing and he became "more and more violent."
Ramsey got his father to open his door and asked him if he's been following him. He said he believed like his father was lying and told him to leave the house. In response, Edward Ramsey told his son to get out.
"What happened next?" Cipolla asked.
"And then, I beat him to death," he answered.
Ramsey described how he struck his father in the head with a "death blow," then continued beating him with the bench. "And maybe I kicked him, I don't know," he said.
Pausing and becoming confused at times, Ramsey said his father was bent over when the bench slipped out of his hands. So he continued beating him and kicking him in the head. He said his father could have fought back, but he didn't.
That's when Ramsey said he went to the kitchen and got the knife because a voice told him to end it. He then stabbed his father with the knife and stomped on him.
"It looked like he was on the brink of death," he said. "I stomped his head into a mush."
After the killing, Ramsey said he ran down the driveway, into a neighbor's yard. When asked if he took drugs that day, Ramsey said "no" but he felt like there was heroin in the water.
When asked if he was sorry for what happened, Ramsey answered, "Absolutely. I wanted to free the slaves," he said. "I guess my fantasy was to bring everyone together and have a party."
The trial continues Wednesday at 2 p.m.


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How far would you go to protect your child from bullies? One Southern California dad filed for a temporary restraining order against his son's 4th grade classmate who allegedly threatened his son.
Robert Casteel's son, 10-year-old Christopher, was "terrified to go to school" after his classmate pulled out a knife during class, threatening that he would "get you after school," the father told ABC News. Christopher alerted his teachers about the incident, and Robert called the cops, who confiscated a 2½-inch pocketknife from the boy. The student's punishment? Just 5 days suspension.
Unimpressed with the school's response, Casteel filed for a restraining order that requires the classmate to stay at least 20 feet away from his three children.
"I don't feel like I am overreacting," Casteel said. "I feel like it could have been a different situation. What if the kid would have actually stabbed my son?"
Do you think this dad did the right thing? Have your kids ever been bullied?


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Cat scratches and bites can cause cat scratch disease, a bacterial infection carried in cat saliva. Research suggests a cat may get these bacteria from fleas. The bacteria are passed from an infected cat to a human after the cat licks an open wound or bites or scratches human skin hard enough to break the surface of the skin. Kittens younger than one year of age are more likely to scratch, increasing the likelihood of infection.
Cat scratch disease is caused by a bacterium carried in the cat saliva. The bacteria are passed from an infected cat to a human after the cat licks an open wound or bites or scratches human skin hard enough to break the surface of the skin.
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If a cat scratch or bite becomes red or swollen and you develop flu-like symptoms, including headache, decreased appetite, fatigue, joint pain, or fever, contact your healthcare provider.
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How real is 'Reality TV?' Local lass tells her story
By Arlyn Wolters
Arlyn Wolters, who was born and raised on Long Island, graduated with a BFA in Acting from SUNY College@ Fredonia, New York. She began her musical and acting career in Rochester, New York, and continued in Manhattan. She has been living and performing in Philadelphia since 2002 and currently resides in Germantown.
Although I really didn't want to do it, I did it. Everyone wanted me to do it. My friends, fans, family…Facebook. They undoubtedly believed that I would not only make it on the show, but I'd win the whole bloody thing. They couldn't understand why I would NOT consider auditioning for "The Voice", since it seemed like a sure thing. The fact is, I've done this kind of thing before…this so-called Reality TV. What I've learned is there is not much "real" about it.I know there are fans of this show out there. That's fine. I watch junky reality TV often. (My vice is Judge Judy). I don't feel the need to bust wide open the hidden workings and agendas of these productions. I'd like to believe that you, the reader, have the awareness that it's all smoke and mirrors. The networks want ratings. They get them. However it takes.
In 2007 I was on a show on NBC called "Clash of the Choirs." The premise was five choirs from five cities, each led by a celebrity from that city, competing on live TV to win a money prize that would be donated to the charity of the celebrity's choice. Being from Philadelphia, we got Patti LaBelle. After the audition, we didn't see her again until the live broadcast. She had NOTHING to do with the rehearsals, the arrangements or conducting. It was all done (brilliantly) by her musical director, John Stanley.
I learned plenty about reality TV through this experience. I learned that people were chosen for the callback, not because of their talent but because they stink. They were filmed during their callback, only to have that footage spliced with Patti LaBelle rolling her eyes. They were led to believe they had a chance. Instead, they were humiliated on national TV. The network is allowed to do this because we signed a consent form to allow our likenesses to be used as the network chooses.
I learned that it's OK to rearrange the wording on the teleprompter, creating grammatically incorrect sentences for all America to hear, all because the host couldn't articulate what was written.
I learned that if the network allows us only four hours of sleep every night, then feeds us M&Ms and pretzels for breakfast, then doesn't provide hot water for tea, then doesn't give us a comfortable, warm room to stay in during our 14-hour days at the studio, then they can bring a camera into our dressing room during naptime, have a choir member talk about her cancer recovery, and it's a guarantee that we will all start crying. That's the best footage of all. Tears.
I learned a lot. Enough to give me pause when encouraged by the masses to audition for this type of thing again. On the same network, too!
Now, I am quite content with my musical life as it stands. I am the lead singer of Philadelphia's best-loved blues band, The Dukes of Destiny. I perform with local pianist Chris Marsceill, performing jazz and standards. As "Miss Arlyn", I teach music and entertain young children at preschools, daycares and birthday parties. Why would I want to go through the process of auditioning for "The Voice," knowing what I could be getting myself into? The answer is this: I might win.
So I registered to audition at the open call in New York. There was no pre-audition. There was no special selection or invitation to audition. I just signed up. I was lucky enough to sign up before the audition was filled. But that's it. Which could only mean one thing: ANYBODY can do it. I got my audition pass and went to the audition. It was not in New York, by the way. It was at the Izod Center in East Rutherford, New Jersey. A call of this size would not fit in any one place in New York City. Or I should say, the queue would not fit. There were THOUSANDS of people there.
I had been confident that I was going to impress. I felt I had selected the perfect song, Sly and The Family Stone's version of "Que Sera Sera." To me it had the elements to give me an edge. Good solid lows and highs to show off my range. It was familiar yet unfamiliar. It had a soulful "stank" quality that I'm pretty good at executing. It also had what I call, "the money note." Those of you who have seen "The Voice" know what I'm talking about.
It's the big, high, dramatic note that gets the celebs to hit that button and turn the chair around. Oh yeah, I was thinking ahead. I was armed. I was also counting on all the others to audition strictly with songs by Rihanna, Katy Perry and Mary J. Blige. Among the multitudes I was going to shine! A Beautiful Bright Star!
You know what I was? A cow. As we all were — cows. Cattle. Being herded en masse from line to roped-off line. It was a tremendous event! I was just a speck in all of this, and I began to have my doubts as to how much I could possibly impress the judges who have to sit and listen to all of these people.
I was in the company of self-important 18-year-olds who had dreams equal to, if not bigger, than mine. They weren't competition, so I thought, as I listened to them humming along to their audition piece on the earbuds of their iPhone. (is that "Umbrella" I hear?) Maybe they ARE my competition. I would find out in five hours.
We were brought to the judges in groups of nine, so we got to hear each other's auditions. Most of the people in my group were not bad singers. They weren't singers at all. Bad choices, no power, no commitment. To me, they were just there to wear out the judge, a young woman with a laptop and most likely a list of criteria assigned to her by NBC.
How many of these people did she have to hear before my 60-second audition? Poor thing. I don't blame her for not rising before me, applauding and handing me the "red card" that would grant me admission to the callbacks. None of us got it. We were hustled out of the room where a girl cut off our wristbands and pushed us out the backdoor of the facility into the blinding afternoon light, where they toss the garbage.
Disoriented, I found my way to my car. I immediately posted my banishment on Facebook. I needed the encouragement from all my friends and fans to make me feel better. The fact is, I didn't feel all that bad. I was proud that I did it. At the very least, I had a story to tell.
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Stars snap six-game slide by beating Oilersby Steve Hunt
DALLAS - It took seven tries, but the Dallas Stars finally found the win column in 2014.
Dallas snapped a six-game slide Tuesday night by beating the Edmonton Oilers 5-2 at American Airlines Center. Erik Cole scored 14 seconds into the game, Ryan Garbutt finished with three points and captain Jamie Benn contributed a goal and an assist.
Trevor Daley contributed an empty-netter and an assist and Kari Lehtonen made 31 saves for Dallas, which hadn't won since beating the Los Angeles Kings 3-2 on New Year's Eve.
"Obviously it's been a grind. It was good to get it," Stars coach Lindy Ruff said. "I thought we came out great. A little lull in the second period, the last half of the second I thought we played well. And then the third we played it pretty smart through the period."
The sense of relief wasn't confined just to Ruff. Benn spoke for the entire room in admitting how glad they were to get into the win column in 2014.
"You have no idea," he said.
Cole's 12th goal of the season got the Stars off to a fast start. He flicked a wrister into an open net while Oilers goaltender Ilya Bryzgalov had his attention diverted by Daley, who fed Cole in the low slot.
"That first one, that's not a mistake. It's a broken play," Oilers coach Dallas Eakins said. "It hits the linesman. We start to turn back to support it and suddenly it's bang in behind us and we recovered. But then [Ryan] Nugent-Hopkins falls down. Whether that's a mistake or not, that's not a good way to start the game, down like that."
The Oilers tied it at 3:40 when Justin Schultz beat Lehtonen with a backhander following a pass from Taylor Hall, who assisted on both Edmonton goals. Schultz received the pass inside the right circle and worked his way in front before beating Lehtonen with a backhand at the far post for his fifth of the season.
Garbutt put Dallas ahead to stay at 8:35 when he tipped in a loose puck home the crease. Ray Whitney, who was skating in his 1,300th game, started the sequence by attempting a wraparound from the right side of the Edmonton net. Bryzgalov stopped Whitney's initial effort, but the puck deflected off the goaltender's glove and elbow and landed in the middle of the crease, where Garbutt tapped it in.
"I was just going to the net and I think Whitney pushed it out front," Garbutt said. "I was battling with the D and put it in."
Ruff singled out Garbutt's continued strong play.
"I thought Ryan's play was excellent, he made some great plays. He hit a crossbar in the second period and he's really skating well," Ruff said. "Obviously he's a difference maker, he's an energy guy for us and it was nice to see him get rewarded because that line has worked hard, he's worked real hard. I'm pushing him for a better level of discipline inside his game and he's getting rewarded for it. Tonight I thought might have been one of his best games."
It became 3-1 at 10:22 when Benn beat Bryzgalov to the short side from the left circle for a power-play goal. WithSam Gagner in the box for interference, Tyler Seguin delivered a pass from near the Edmonton blue line to Benn, who scored his 16th goal of the season.
Eakin made it 4-1 by converting a pinpoint passout from the corner by Antoine Roussel 1:10 into the second period, a goal that left Eakins unhappy with his team's effort.
"I thought we got moved off the puck real easy. I didn't like the battle at all that we put up getting into the corner," he said. "I thought Andrew Ference was a little overzealous maybe trying to close on the second guy where we'd just like him to just come and hold in front of the net."
Edmonton came close to narrowing the margin at 4:09 of the second, but Ryan Nugent-Hopkins' wrister from the right circle found the crossbar.
The Oilers did get one back at 10:28 when Gagner knocked in a rebound for a power-play goal. With Benn off for tripping, Hall's pass deflected first off Daley and then Lehtonen, allowing Gagner an easy backhand at the near post.
Late in the second period, Oilers right winger Ales Hemsky left the ice and did not return for the final 20 minutes.
"He took a heater in the ankle. It's swelling up on him quite quickly," Eakins said. "The early X-ray doesn't show anything, but I think we're going to have to delve a little deeper and get another look at it."
Bryzgalov stopped 25 shots for Edmonton, which has dropped seven of its past nine games. Eakins lifted him with 3:00 remaining in regulation but the Oilers were unable to score with the extra attacker before Daley hit the empty net with 39 seconds to play.
"When you're trying to dig yourselves back out of a hole, despite playing very well, it's tough to do no matter who you're playing against," Oilers captain Andrew Ference said.
The Oilers continue their four-game road trip against the Minnesota Wild on Thursday, the same night the Stars host the Boston Bruins.
"We're pretty happy with this one," Garbutt said. "First win of 2014, we just have to keep it going. We played hard as a team. We've had some tough breaks in this little slide here but we got some breaks and some bounces tonight. We worked hard for the bounces."


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Beanbags probably held a loving place in your heart at some point. But most parents are over that stage by the time their kids starting begging for one. There must be something to the obsession though, since it passes from generation to generation. Plus, manufacturers happily keep bringing out new versions to fuel the fire, but is that a good thing or a bad thing?
The new range of soft floor seating is vast - everything from mountains to storage containers to carefully constructed "chairs". Some are way out of a kids room price range, and some are clearly for the novelty of it all, like those cool wool rocks! But once you have your crazy beanbag at home, would you use it?
Mount Everest, 3,750 SEK (app. $560)
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UPDATE: All grown up now, Charlie is still a cuddle bug, though now it's mostly cuddling with his giant cranium. He's yet to give up on chewing toes and socks and his one remaining kitty-sibling has grown quite patient with him; although at times will try to get Charlie in trouble! Charlie LOVES winter time and frolicking in the snow, loves people and dogs alike and thinks everyone should be his new best friend!
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