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Family Ties (1982)
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Starring: Justine Bateman, Meredith Baxter, Michael Gross, Michael J. Fox
Character mistake: When Alex mentions to Mallory that he's had sex before, he tells her he was 17 and that it was leap year. Not correct, this event occurred in 1982 (during one of the first episodes when Alex was 17), which was not a leap year.
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Fancy Itch
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Forest of Tongue was founded during a Long Beach summer when singer-songwriter/guitar-shredder Joel Jasper connected with blitzy drummer Zach Mabry and invented their flavor of thrashy loop rock. Joel Jasper embraced his looping pedal as a tool to fill his punchy melodic songs with layered guitars and keyboards. During performances, Jasper looped the textured elements on the spot alongside the innovative and precisely-percussive drumming of Mabry, developing an impressively large sound for two sonically- experimental teenagers.
Since 2008, Forest of Tongue has been performing across Long Beach and Los Angeles at established venues, house shows, warehouses, underground parking garages, and other unique spaces. With the same DIY-punk spirit, they spent early 2012 self-recording their first album Body Pains. In March 2012, they self-released the album in a packed out performance at (what would later become) Porch Party Records.
In the summer of 2014, after a brief hiatus due to other music projects, Forest of Tongue reunited. In a fit of inspiration, exploding from the intense stress of a bug infested household, Jasper and Mabry wrote a completely new batch of sticky songs in under 3 weeks- unintentionally creating the gummy backdrop of the new full-length Fancy Itch.
The weekend after writing the new songs, Forest of Tongue played the album live in its entirety at the legendary Long Beach venue Alex's Bar. Shortly after, the band met up with producer, engineer, and multi-instrumentalist J.P. Bendzinski (Crystal Antlers, DeLux) to record the album. After one long sweaty weekend in Bendzinski's living room and garage, the core of the songs were finished.
Bendzinski hustled in his studio mixing and mastering in the months to follow.
While hearing the record on continuous repeat, Bendzinski felt the itch- his love for their unconventional sound made him want to join the band as a permanent member. Bendzinski adding bass opened up a new spectrum of dynamic range for Forest of Tongue. After a year of molding these candyland recordings, drenched in the full sound that they deserve, the songs are ready to be experienced in their entirety as Fancy Itch– available on limited edition cassette via Porch Party Records on August 11th. Born from influences such as Deerhoof, Animal Collective, and Sonic Youth, Forest of Tongue is screeching beautifully into a dark chocolate world of gumdrop thrash-pop.
Artist: Forest of Tongue
Album: Fancy Itch
Release Date: August 11, 2015
Label: Porch Party Records
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There's a story floating around the various link aggregator sites about how the Snopes.com people have taken to using their site as a forum to espouse their political bent. The Snopes article in question is regarding statements that Barack Obama allegedly made regarding his stance on his recent plan for veteran healthcare.
Long story short, Snopes has classified the story as 'MIXTURE,' containing both true and false elements, despite saying in their first statement that it is false.
The claim:
Statement reproduces President Obama's response regarding opposition to his veterans' health insurance plan.
The beginning of Snopes' response:
This item is another entry difficult to classify as either "true" or "false." It's false in the literal sense that President Barack Obama did not utter the words attributed to him above; this piece is an excerpt from a form of satire that makes political or social points by putting outrageous words into the mouths of others.
However, even if the words aren't literally true (i.e., they're not something Barack Obama actually said), the issue they reference is not, as in most satirical pieces, a fabrication or a highly exaggerated version of reality.
However, even if the words aren't literally true (i.e., they're not something Barack Obama actually said), the issue they reference is not, as in most satirical pieces, a fabrication or a highly exaggerated version of reality.
Ah yes, the old "in a literal sense" conundrum.
The point here is that the claim they're addressing is whether the words actually are Obama's. They come right out and say they're not, but then go on a huge rant about policies of which they're obviously not fond. Many people are outraged by this. I'm guessing it's because everyone has always thought of Snopes as the last bastion of unbiased truth on the Internet. Everyone but me, that is.
A few years back I saw Snopes' analysis of an anecdote that Tony Blair allegedly told at a dinner party that regarded George W. Bush's widely known vocabulary... issues. Despite the fact that nothing in the article is substantiate-able, they jump to Bush's defense claiming it a big red 'False.'
This is bothersome to me because many Snopes-checkers rarely read past the green or red 'True' or 'False' indicators on any given subject, trusting that Snopes knows what they're talking about. In this case, their declaration of it as 'False' is not justified by the actual evidence they've presented.
Now, I'm not saying that Tony Blair did tell this amusing anecdote at a cocktail party, but the only "evidence" they have regarding its untruth is speculation from a man whose job it is to make Tony Blair look good -- a man that wasn't even present at said dinner party in the first place. In legal dramas on television, I believe they'd call that "hearsay." And I object! It's the word of someone who was present against someone who wasn't. Not exactly fair reasoning. (It is my claim, however, that had Tony Blair's press secretary been present, and had Tony Blair actually said it, the secretary would still say he didn't. That's his job, afterall.)
With evidence like that, Snopes could, at best, only classify the story as "unverifiable." After discovering this, I spent several hours going through all the George Bush articles on Snopes.com looking for bias. Granted, my results clearly showed my own confirmation bias -- I'm just going to pretend like that's not a problem. Suffice to say, according to my research, the statement that "Snopes is generally favorable towards Republicans whenever blatant evidence to the contrary doesn't make it impossible to do so," is a big fat "True."
So anyway, if you rely on Snopes to determine whether or not the things you hear are true, then you need to -- at the very least -- actually read their evidence for whatever determination they make and then use your own skills of deduction before you go snidely emailing it off to whatever poor sucker repeated it as fact.
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The Kentucky Civil War Sites Association (KCWSA) recently elected officers for their 2014 campaign.
Those elected, sites represented in parenthesis, are: President Joni House (Perryville), Vice-president Phillip Seyfrit (Richmond), Secretary Chris Lukean (West Point), and Treasurer Nancy Turner (Winchester).
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The Marion County boys tennis team won the Heartland Conference tournament last week, and the Lady Knights finished as the conference runner-up.
In the boys tournament, Marion County's Alex Spalding defeated his teammate, Ryker Cassidy, in the boys singles championship in the Heartland Conference tournament last week. Spalding also won the title last year and in 2012.
It's a word that with a definition that some might call degrading.
Merriam-Webster.com defines superstition as: "a belief or practice resulting from ignorance, fear of the unknown, trust in magic or chance, or a false conception of causation."
Victory is sweet.
Marion County High School track athletes won several events in the Heartland Conference on April 17, and the girls finished second in the team competition with 94 points.
The boys finished third overall with 97 points.
"Outside of region or state, this is probably our biggest meet of the season," track Coach Daniel Johnson said.
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Finnish hard rock group Stud released their third album Circle of Lies this September. The band is still relatively unknown in Finland and elsewhere, although their history goes way back to the eighties when they toured a lot and even appeared on TV, back then performing in Finnish language. The band had a break and came back to the scene in 2011, now singing in English and released all of their albums after that. The line-up today is Ari Toivanen (vocals), Mika Kansikas (guitar, keyboards), Jyrki Partanen (bass) and Stenda Kukkonen (drums).
The third album offers similar songs and feelings as before to those familiar with Studs music. The album kicks off in a mighty way with Hey You, the guitar opening the song and a high scream to follow. It's one of the heaviest songs on the album with a mix to match. No fear though, the band still plays hard rock in a traditional fashion. The title track takes a faster turn with stylish guitar parts, which are present throughout the album. The band stays in
their comfort zone through the album though, they play it all safe which is fine, they get their point across. Toivanen has a recognizable, echoing vocal sound, which he can also use in a powerful manner and is backed up with other vocals.
The traditional eighties feel is very deep with Stud. With keyboards playing in the background quite unnoticed, Stud could as well be a part of the Peer Günt camp, another eighties Finnish band which plays with a garage sound and a more straightforward approach. A certain Günt style occasionally haunts the Stud album, especially the guitar beginning at Real Man, and makes it a somewhat raw listen. The style might be a calculated one and even if it's not, it will surely wake the interest of fans of this style. But with the unsufficient amount of keyboards the album can't offer much diversity and layers. Some of their songs would've worked better with/more keyboards in them. The album needs a few spins before the songs and the atmosphere sink in. Circle of Lies is for fans of traditional, simple hard rock, with roots heavily in the eighties and music played with a garage feel.


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My big sister came up from Arkansas to spend the weekend, and we did a lot of 3 things: eating, drinking and sleeping. The combo made a delightful recipe for laughter, relaxation, stories and movie marathons. Of course, imbibing all those happy Pumpkin beers, Oktoberfest ales and Belgium brews meant we had late night munchies a few times.
Here's a quick, easy recipe that my sister made for us all following a wet festival romp. It makes a big-ass pot of warm soup.
- 1 package chopped butternut squash (or pumpkin)
- 1/2 yellow onion, diced
- 1/2 jar of red curry paste, like Thai Kitchen's
- 2-3 TBS oil, olive or vegetable
- 32 oz chicken broth
- 1 cup uncooked quinoa
- salt 'n pepper to taste
- smoked paprika
Directions are pretty simple: Heat the oil in a pot, add the onions and stir until they get soft. Thrown in the curry paste, stir. Toss in the butternut squash, then add enough chicken broth or other liquid (vegetable broth, water, etc.) to cover it all. Cover and simmer for 10 minutes, then add the quinoa, cover and simmer another 15-20 minutes, or until everything is soft. Taste, add salt, pepper, paprika and other spices of choice. Top with yogurt, sour cream, Sriracha – hummus – whatever your little heart desires!
Despite the fair amount of curry, the soup has a mild flavor with little heat. TIP: You can puree it if you prefer a smoother texture. Personally, the mess of blending is one too many steps. Also, this recipe allows room for lots of substitutions and additions — add chicken or carrots, rice instead of quinoa, cinnamon instead of curry, kale or spinach, diced tomatoes for more vegetables.


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Storytime registration for Ocean State Library card holders will take place at the library beginning on Monday, January 22, 2018.
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Robert Frank Film at Parrish
The Parrish Art Museum in Water Mill will present "Don't Blink: Robert Frank," a documentary about the Swiss-born photographer whose work changed the course of 20th-century photography, tomorrow at 6 p.m. Laura Israel, the director and a friend of the photographer, and Alex Bingham, the film's editor and art director, will discuss the film and take questions after the screening.
After emigrating to the United States in 1947, Mr. Frank worked as a fashion photographer for Harper's Bazaar while creating several hand-bound books of photographs. In 1955, a Guggenheim fellowship enabled him to travel across the U.S. and take photographs. The result was "The Americans," a book whose loose approach, occasionally blurred imagery, and tilted horizons deviated from the photographic standards of its time.
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Tickets are $20, $5 for members.
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Folioeast will present the penultimate exhibition of its winter salon series at the Malia Mills boutique on Main Street in East Hampton from tomorrow through April 9, with a reception set for Saturday from 6 to 8 p.m. The show will include paintings by Perry Burns and Janet Jennings, prints by Hiroyuki Hamada, and photographs by Lindsay Morris.
Both Folioeast and ArtUnprimed, which occupied the Addo retail store in Sag Harbor for several months this winter, have energized otherwise empty shops. The popularity of their opening receptions has testified to the community support for such off-season initiatives.
Four at Ashawagh
"Under the Influence," an exhibition of artwork by four former docents at the Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center, will be on view at Ashawagh Hall in Springs on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. and Sunday from 11 till 2. A reception will take place Saturday from 5 to 7:30 p.m.
Participating artists are Pam Collins Focarino, whose abstract and expressive paintings hint at the nature that inspires them; Ruby Jackson, who will show elaborate folded-paper maquettes; Tracy Jamar, whose art explores the many possibilities of textiles and fibers, and Rose Zelenetz, a mixed-media artist whose work includes sculpture and wall hangings.
Strictly Abstraction
"Long Island Abstraction: 2 Generations" will open Sunday with a reception from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Jeanie Tengelsen Gallery of the Art League of Long Island in Dix Hills. The exhibition, which will continue through April 16, includes work by the Sag Harbor artist Frank Wimberley, Stan Brodsky, Peter Galasso, and Laura Powers-Swiggert.


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Sevenhill falls to Bulldogs in round 12 upset
In an upset at Blyth Oval, the Bulldogs defeated Sevenhill by two wickets with 12 balls remaining in a highly entertaining game in round 12 of the Stanley cricket A grade competition.
The Seahorses batted first and made a respectable total of 5/184 from 45 overs after being in early trouble at 2/15.
Wicketkeeper-batsman Morne Scheepers made a handy 37 the top of the innings while Hayden Davey was the backbone in the score with a hardworking 77 not out.
He was helped by a handy cameo from Richard Moulds of 28.
For Blyth-Kybunga Justin Zweck claimed two wickets at the cost of 31 from his eight over spell and part time trundler Matt Stewart collected 2/12 from three overs at the death.
The only other wicket taker for the Bulldogs was Michael Agnew who finished with 1/30 his full allotment of overs.
In reply, the Bulldogs run chase was in early trouble on the expansive Blyth Oval when Agnew, Shay Clifford and Tyson Eime were all back in the pavilion with 43 on the board.
Then a series of 30s from Bradley Harris (39), Michael Hartwig (35) and Matt Stewart (31) rebuilt the innings and set up the victory.
This trio were helped out by cameos of 17 from Scott Atkinson, 16 not out out from Justin Zweck and 14 not out from Jace Andreskie ensuring the triumph by the hosts.
Three Seahorses bowlers claimed two scalps each.
Roger Cole finished with two for 27 from six overs, Angus Edmondson (2/29) finished with a pair of scalps and spinner Ben Whalan secured 2/32.
Sixteen-year-old Liam Edmondson, who bowled in tandem with his older brother, collected his first senior wicket and had the analysis of 1/31 from his five overs.
Hayden Inglis chimed in with 1/28 from five overs as well
Clare Combined v Lower North
The top-of- the-table clash between Lower North and Clare Combined Cougars was an intriguing clash.
Initially it had to be moved from the main town oval in Clare to the high school venue where the Cougars won the toss and elected to bat first.
A number of the playing group got starts but didnt convert 20s and 30s into big scores; both openers Ben Seymon 27 (four fours) and Dylan Stutley 21 got starts.
Captain Matt Bennie was dismissed for 29 having faced 36 balls, dispatching a boundary and three sixes.
Lou Zanette made a handy 25 and Alex Falconer produced an unorthodox 31.
Late order bat Mitchell Reynolds produce some clean hitting at the end to make 19.
The best of the Lower North bowlers were work-horse Ryan McPharlin and Caleb McPharlin.
Ryan finished with 3/39 from his full nine overs which included a pair of maidens, while Caleb was even more impressive claiming 3/16 from his eight, including a couple of maiden overs.
In their run chase Lower North got the job done with three wickets down and 16 balls remaining.
Captain Todd McPharlin got the Buffaloes off to a flyer with 39 from 47 balls including four boundaries and two big sixes.
Jason McPharlin made up enterprising 65 from 69 balls.
His innings included 50 runs in boundaries - five sixes and five fours – while Tom Chapman remained undefeated on 47 and Ryan McFarlane was not out on 16 at the end.
The Cougars had three individual wicket takers.
They were the tireless Brendan Barton who finished with 1/13 from eight searching overs; veteran Ben Seymon with a 1/21 from four overs and Mitch Reynolds who collected 1/28 from five overs.
Rebels v Watervale
In another game which was moved, the Rebels played Long Plains at Mintaro Oval on the new deck.
Openers Kym Allen and Andrew Mitchell both made 62 in a 134-run opening stand, which setup the Rebels strong total of 213, although they didn't bat out the entire 45 overs.
Mitchell's 62 came off 86 balls and include five boundaries while Allen's 62 was off 102 deliveres faced, with seven fours and a six.
Batsman-keeper Shannon Parker produced a quick-fire 21 from 15 balls faced while captain Jonathan Edwards also smashed an equally enterprising 28 of 21 balls with four boundaries.
Robert Bushell what is the most effective of the Tigers bowlers with 4/52 from 7.3 overs including a maiden.
Opening bowler for this Tigers outfit, Michael Warnes took 2/19 from a full allotment of nine overs while Jack McArdle secured 2/38 from his nine over spell.
Ben Gibson took 1/25 while Richard Fabry bowled two overs and finished off with 1/17.
Chasing the substantial total of 213, Long Plains were bundled out just 45 in 20.4 overs with the trio of Billy Sandow, Darcy Nixon and Jason Dohnt all taking three wickets each.
Their respective figures were just outstanding.
Sandow sent down five overs and took three wickets of the cost of eight runs, with his spell including two maidens.
Dohnt was even more impressive with 3/1 from 5.4 overs and four maidens and by comparison.
Nixon was expensive with 3 /23 from seven overs.
Simon Helbig secured the other Tigers wicket taking 1/7 from two overs.
No Long Pains batsman got to double figures in this 168-run loss.
This week
In the penultimate round, Brinkworth/Koolunga take on Rebels while Lower North hosts Blyth/Kybunga and Long Plains are at home against Clare Combined and Sevenhill has the bye.


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Today looks like it will turn out to be a snow day for large swaths of North Carolina, but the forecast for Saturday promises blue skies and temperatures in the 50's for the Women's Marches that will take place in cities across the state.
Here's the scoop on some of the major marches for folks looking to plan their weekend schedules:
Women's Marches will take place in Raleigh, Charlotte, the Triad, Asheville and Wilmington (among other places) on January 20th. Click below to learn more and find opportunities to participate and volunteer:
Raleigh Women's March will be meeting at Halifax Mall in Raleigh at 9:00 AM. Link to volunteer.
Charlotte Women's March will be meeting at First Ward Park in Charlotte at 10:00 AM. If you plan to attend the march please sign up here. If you'd like to volunteer please use this link.
Triad Women's March will be meeting at Corpening Plaza in Winston-Salem at 12:00 PM.
Asheville Women's March will be meeting at Memorial Stadium at 11:00 AM. Link to volunteer.
Women's March on Wilmington will take place from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM at 102 N. 3rd St.
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Just like the World Championships in 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008 and the Beijing Olympics, Larisa Ilchenko of Russia came barreling down the finish to win another major international championship in an exciting finish.
19-year-old Ilchenko won the 10K at the European Open Water Championships in 2:00:30.9 in Croatia, just barely outgunning two Italians: Martina Grimaldi in 2:00:31.4 and Alice Franco in 2:00:32.2.
"After eight World titles and my Olympic gold medal in Beijing, I saw it as an obligation to win my first ever European title today," said Ilchenko who complained about the aggressive tactics of her competitors. "However, it was a horrible race because I was hit from right and left. I rarely took as many hits to my body as today. At the end I possibly benefitted from my experience."
Grimaldi similarly saw a silver lining, "For 9K, I was swimming in the middle of the leading pack. Towards the end I moved to the front, and after the last buoy I forced myself in between Ilchenko and Franco for the final sprint. I sprinted well to win the silver. I'm only half a second behind Ilchenko, so maybe next time I'll beat her."
Alice Franco, who won the bronze in the 5K yesterday, won another bronze medal after leading most of the race. "Of course it is better to follow other swimmers, but today I desperately wanted a second medal and that's why I led the field for most of the time. Two medals in two races - that's simply fantastic."
Men's 5K time trial race is later today.
Upper photo shows Larisa Ilchenko after the 10K. Photo by Giorgio Scala of Deepbluemedia.
Lower photo shows Ilchenko (left), Grimaldi (middle) and Franco (right) leading the pack and battling towards the finish. Photo taken by Giorgio Scala of Deepbluemedia.
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
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The Cardinals are currently based in the Phoenix metropolitan area in Arizona and play their home games at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, AR. In 2017, the team's average regular season home attendance stood at 64,217 and gate receipts in 2016 amounted to around 59 million U.S. dollars. The team's revenue in 2016 amounted to approximately 370 million U.S. dollars and its operating income for that year was about 87 million U.S. dollars.
The Arizona Cardinals have made only one Super Bowl appearance in its history, losing Super Bowl XLIII to the Pittsburg Steelers in 2009. Prior to the formation of the NFL, the Cardinals had won two championships in 1925 and 1947 while they were based in Chicago. As of August 2017, the Cardinals had a combined total of around 2.2 million Facebook and Twitter fans and followers.


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Tonight's exercise was to capture an image of a very small tomato seedling with a black background. The purpose of the exercise was simply to fill time as I have still not replaced the TV since it failed some 6 months ago and it's raining outside.
The first attempt used two SBR-200s set at different powers attached to the front of the lens and the settings adjusted to get the background (an unlit room) as near to black as I could. A fair amount of dodging and burning was required to achieve the final result. Settings, f32, 1/60s, ISO 200 with two shots stacked to provide greater DOF.
The second attempt was a first trial at light painting using a household torch. The initial guess at f29, 4 secs and a quick brush of each side with the torchlight produced the below image. The only PP was WB correction and sharpening. This attempt was not stacked.
This is certainly a lighting method I will experiment with more when I am looking for that dark even background.
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Data and technology-driven insurance specialist Hood Group, based in Southend, and the University's School of Computer Science and Electronic Engineering are joining forces to exploit the rapidly growing area of artificial intelligence (AI) to gain greater insight into insurance customers and embed artificial intelligence technology in the insurance customer journey.
The partnership represents a further step forward for Hood Group in delivering its data-driven growth strategy. Through the partnership, Hood Group will be looking to take advantage of the power of data and innovative technology to create a highly effective and accurate predictive modelling infrastructure for its brand and underwriting partners alike in order to provide the best possible service and experience for customers. Machine learning, which allows computers to learn from examples rather than having to follow step-by-step instructions, can support critical areas such as customer experience, pricing risk, estimated losses and fraud monitoring.
Due to its public importance and potential impact, the 24-month project will be part-funded by the UK's innovation agency, Innovate UK and take place through the Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) initiative – a world-leading programme that helps businesses innovate by connecting them to the UK's wealth of academic resources. The project will be managed by a carefully recruited data scientist who will base themselves at Hood Group full-time and work closely with the AI team based at the University.
Simon Hood, CEO at Hood Group, said: "This partnership is an exciting extension to the work that we're doing to embed the use of data across our operations. The whole area of AI and machine learning has huge potential for the insurance industry as a whole and will undoubtedly change – for the better – how we do business. We're incredibly proud that Innovate UK, the UK's innovation agency, has recognised our vision to innovate insurance through data. Its support and this partnership with the experts at University of Essex will help give us skills and knowledge that will take our data analysis capabilities to a new level."
Dr Spyros Samothrakis, from the University's School of Computer Science and Electronic Engineering, added: "We are delighted to be involved in this long term partnership, particularly to see how we can apply machine learning principles within the financial services domain to increase the company's competiveness and further enrich their data strategy."


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In a statement on Tuesday, acting Immigration and Customs Enforcement director, Tom Homan declared ICE would be expanding their targeting of undocumented immigrants by going to their places of work. ICE will arrest, detain, and deport these immigrants found during these visits.
Under the Obama Administration, Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), the branch of ICE that performs investigations did worksite raids, going after the employers of undocumented immigrants, while focusing less on the immigrants themselves. According to 2015 Census data, on worksites, 541 individuals were arrested on immigration charges and 362 individuals on criminal charges in 2014, which continued the downward trend of worksite immigration arrests (CNN). The employers were targeted more heavily for their corrupt and criminal activity in the employment and exploitation of undocumented immigrants.
While ICE plans to continue going after these criminal employers, they also plan on quadrupling the amount of worksite visits, and arresting the undocumented immigrants found under the employment of these establishments, straying from the Obama Era policy.
Our Verdict: ICE's plan to quadruple worksite visits adds another layer of uncertainty and confusion, as undocumented immigrants will have a higher chance of being arrested at their workplace, a place that was previously relatively protected. Worksites should be considered alongside churches and schools, as sensitive locations and Homan's orders to increase these arrests is unacceptable.


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I've finally decided I'm going to do it. After talking to family, the main person I was dreading to tell was my mom. She took it pretty well. She didn't give any advice really, but she accepted my desicion and is even making jokes about what to do with my room. Now all I have to do is quit my job. Seeing as how I was going to do it anyways had I found something else, this shouldn't be too bad.
How am I feeling? Terrified, excited, any other synonyms to describe those two feelings really. I don't like change. The last time I made a big change I ended up regreting it for a big portion of my life. Now here I am about to do it again. But I'm doing it on better terms now so I shouldn't feel as scared. The only thing is that I just got this new phone (Samsung Galaxy S3) and I feel it's sort of pointless now. The main person I keep in contact with on this thing is my sister. Well, maybe I'll still keep in touch with my buddy friend. We don't talk as much but it's better for me really. My feelings have changed towards him and I'm very relieved for that. Who knows, maybe with this move I'll find someone too. I do expect things to change. Maybe I'll even be happier. I have no idea what the future hold for me but I think it's time I stop sticking to what I know and try something new. Take this phone for example. I freaking love it. The only thing is that it doesn't tell me when I have spelling errors. I'm really need to find that setting if it exists on this phone. Irrelevant information.
I think that's it for now. We'll see how things go in the next few days. I have to write a resignation letter and figure out my finances. Because I'm going to be broke. This was so not apart of my plan, then again, nothing was.


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Frustrated with Eliza, Professor Henry Higgins asked, "Why can't a woman be more like a man?" Today that question is turned on its head. "Why can't a man be more like a woman?" That question reflects the outlook not just of college departments of gender studies and nanny-state bureaucrats, but of some conservative evangelicals.
1. Doug Wilson and Christ Church promote faux masculinity, fragile masculinity, television masculinity.
2. American football emerged because, there being no wars to fight, men needed to prove their worth.
|Knute Rockne
3. Back to Wilson.
Across the country, schools are policing and punishing the distinctive, assertive sociability of boys. Many much-loved games have vanished from school playgrounds. At some schools, tug of war has been replaced with " tug of peace." Since the 1990s, elimination games like dodgeball, red rover and tag have been under a cloud — too damaging to self-esteem and too violent, say certain experts. Young boys, with few exceptions, love action narratives. These usually involve heroes, bad guys, rescues and shoot-ups. As boys' play proceeds, plots become more elaborate and the boys more transfixed. When researchers ask boys why they do it, the standard reply is, "Because it's fun." Play is a critical basis for learning...And boys' heroic play is no exception.
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Mashantucket Pequot Museum & Research Center is off SR 2 (SR 214 exit), then s. on SR 214 to Foxwoods Blvd., following signs to 110 Pequot Tr. The center is devoted to the history and culture of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation and other Eastern Woodland tribes. The native and natural history of southern New England from the last ice age to the present is examined through dioramas, interactive displays, audiovisual presentations, archeological collections, artwork and traditional crafts. Exhibits about the impact of the last ice age include a large globe showing glacial movements and a simulated glacial crevasse complete with ice.
A re-creation of a 16th-century Pequot village features wigwams and clothing made by native craftspeople. Interactive 3-D computers and 13 filmed presentations explain daily life and present historical events. An 18-story lookout tower offers panoramic views of reservation land. The center also contains research and children's libraries. On the grounds of an 18th-century farmstead are a garden and orchard.
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When considering running your business from a property which is zoned Single Residential Zone 1 (SR1) it is important to consider the guidelines and requirements laid down in the Land Use Planning Ordinance read with the City of Cape Town Zoning Scheme Regulations, specifically Section 5.1.
The Regulations state that a home owner must use a property zoned as Single Residential 1 primarily as a dwelling house for accommodation of a single family. There are also additional use rights associated with these types of properties, which are home occupation, bed and breakfast and home child care. In order to carry out one of these businesses from home the dominant use of the property must be accommodation of a single family; the proprietor of the activity must live on the property; no more than three employees may be engaged in the activity concerned; where more than one of these activities is carried out Council's consent must be obtained and any new structure or alteration to the property to accommodate an additional use right shall be compatible with the residential character of the area, particularly with regard to the streetscape, and shall be capable of reverting to use as part of the dwelling house, second dwelling or outbuilding concerned. There are also a few important additional requirements that have to be adhered to for each additional use right, which are as follows:
Home Occupation:
• No goods for sale shall be publicly displayed and no external evidence of the home occupation shall be visible from a public street, except for an advertising sign in accordance with the advertising sign requirement below;
• No advertising sign shall be displayed other than a single, un-illuminated sign or notice not projecting over a public street in accordance with Council's Outdoor Advertising and Signage by-law, and such sign shall not exceed 0,2 m² in area;
• Only goods which have been produced or assembled in the home occupation may be sold from the property;
• No activities shall be carried out which constitute or are likely to constitute a source of public nuisance, or generate waste material which may be harmful to the area or which requires special waste removal processes;
• No home occupation shall include a noxious trade, risk activity, adult entertainment business, adult services, adult shop, sale of alcoholic beverages, motor repair garage, funeral parlour or activities that are likely to generate a public nuisance, including but not limited to panel beating and spray painting, auto electrician, builders yard, welding works, joinery
• Off-street parking shall be provided at a ratio of 1 parking bay per 25 m² area used for home occupation unless Council's approval is obtained to waive this requirement. Council may at any stage require additional on-site parking where parking is not sufficient;
• The total area used for all home occupation activity on a land unit, including storage, shall not consist of more than 25% of the total floor space of the dwelling units on the land unit or 50 m², whichever is the lesser area;
• The storage of all goods and equipment connected with the home occupation shall be inside a building or screened from neighbors and the public street;
• Not more than two vehicles may be used in connection with a home occupation, and no one vehicle shall exceed 3 500 kg gross weight;
• The hours of operation shall not extend beyond 08:00 to 17:30 on Mondays to Fridays, and from 08:00 to 13:00 on Saturdays, and shall not include public holidays or Sundays;
• Council may, at any stage, call for a cessation of the home occupation activity or impose conditions in order to minimize any potential nuisance to surrounding neighbors or the general public.
Bed and Breakfast:
• No more than 3 rooms per land unit shall be used for bedroom accommodation for paying guests or lodgers, and no more than 6 paying guests or lodgers shall be supplied with lodging or meals at any time;
• No alcoholic beverages shall be sold except to resident guests for consumption on the premises with meals;
• Guest rooms shall not be converted to, or used as, separate self-catering dwelling units;
• Meals may only be supplied to guests or lodgers who have lodging on the property, employees, and the family residing in the dwelling;
• No advertising sign shall be displayed other than a single un-illuminated sign or notice not projecting over a public street in accordance with Council's Outdoor Advertising and Signage by-law, and such sign shall not exceed 0,5 m² in area;
• Weddings, receptions, conferences, training or any similar activities are not permitted from a bed and breakfast establishment;
• No activities shall be carried out which constitute, or are likely to constitute, a source of public nuisance;
• On-site parking shall be provided in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 19, provided that Council may at any stage require additional on-site parking if, in its opinion, the parking is not sufficient.
Home Child Care:
• No more than 6 children shall be enrolled at the home child care facility at any time;
• Services shall be primarily day care or educational and not medical;
• Services shall not operate outside the hours of 07:00 to 18:00 on Mondays to Fridays, and from 08:00 to 13:00 on Saturdays, and shall not include public holidays or Sundays;
• Indoor and outdoor play space shall be provided in accordance with any health requirement or a policy plan as might be approved by Council from time to time, and outdoor play space shall be fenced off from any public street;
• No advertising sign shall be displayed, other than a single un-illuminated sign or notice in accordance with Council's Outdoor Advertising and Signage by-law, not projecting over a public street, and such sign shall not exceed 0,5 m² in area; and
• At least one off-street parking bay shall be provided, plus one additional parking bay which is suitable for the use of parents to drop off or collect their children, unless Council's approval is obtained to waive this requirement. Council may at any stage require additional on-site parking where parking is not sufficient.
If the business you are intending to run from your home falls into one of the following categories, you will need to obtain Council's consent before running such a business from home:
• Utility services;
• Place of instruction;
• Place of worship;
• House shop;
• Institution;
• Guest house;
• Rooftop base telecommunication station;
• Wind turbine infrastructure;
• Open space;
• Urban agriculture;
• Second dwelling and halfway house.
To confirm whether you are indeed running a lawful business from your home you can contact the City of Cape Town's Planning and Building Development Management Department on 021 400 1111.


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18 Nov 2010
【GE】 the Claireloid
Because of this thread over at sGE forums. XD
Doodled on the way home in the bus and suddenly slapped some color on it when I got home.
By the way, you can make requests of GE-related artworks in the shoutbox. If I fancy your idea I just might draw it!
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- +Rozaaz+18 November 2010 at 15:34
Omg Claireloid. :Dc She Looks lovely.ReplyDelete
hhnngghh.. I could request something(DoonDooDooonDoooooooon) but I guess I won't. |Dc gotta keep my ideas to myself -turd-
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Well you could just request a character, or some of your character and I'd just draw a normal pinup of him/her :D
- +Rozaaz+18 November 2010 at 15:49
I dunno.. -ponder-ReplyDelete
In this post. the password to the reference of Doon is 'Dundieris'
You could try him and I'll be probably the happiest retarded kid on earth. lol
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Queen Creek gets a Biblically-good soul food restaurant.
From most of the Valley, driving to Queen Creek feels like a long and arduous pilgrimage – minus the soul-enriching payoff. But the journey is entirely worthwhile if the pilgrims in question are rewarded with Rhema Soul Cuisine and its praise-worthy comfort grub.
The fried offal meats and hearty vegetable dishes of soul food trace their origins to Southern plantations – and before that, Africa itself – but Rhema, which keeps a low profile at the end of a strip mall, reflects the genre's more modern, big-city legacy. It has a jazzy, sophisticated urban look and sound inside – a nod to proprietors Via and Ron Childs' Gotham roots.
In Christian theology, "Rhema" refers to the spoken words of Christ, and Via tells guests that if she and Ron had conceived a fourth child, and if it had been a girl, they would have named her Rhema. Instead, the restaurant is their fourth child.
The fertile spirit of the place is reflected in the eats. Chicken and waffles are a soul food standard, but Rhema puts a colorful twist on the dish, with battered chicken thighs – chopped into boneless "fingers" – served over a red velvet waffle with a light frosting. Rhema's fried fare also includes beer-battered pollock, a delightfully mild-flavored fish in a fryer-hot, napkin-staining batter. As fries are often the most yawn-inducing of side dishes, a word should also be said for the addictive garlic and parmesan-coated spuds that come alongside.
They're only one of a tempting gallery of sides, ranging from delectably multi-textured seven-cheese baked macaroni to peppery Caribbean-style rice to a festive carrot and craisin salad, a sort of cranberry-carrot slaw. While I know I should like collard greens – presumably the healthiest selection on most soul food menus, pork fat and/or lard nothwithstanding – they aren't a favorite of mine (too bitter). Rhema follows the tradition of mixing them with bits of meat or fowl (in this case, turkey), but it wasn't enough to win me over.
Comfort-food classics like these coexist on Rhema's menu with "Uncle Ron's BBQ," served daily from 2 p.m. until closing time or when the goodies run out. Mercilessly tasty pork, chicken, brisket and ribs are served with sweet or spicy sauce options. Devotees of unsweetened drinks, be advised: Rhema offers only Pepsi products, sweet tea and Kool-Aid. But the punishing sweetness of the beverages does make a nice counterpoint to the spicy, salty food.
Perhaps the best way to experience the full sweep of Rhema's flavors on one plate is the "Symphony Fries," a layering of pork, potato and sweet potato fries and a medley of shredded cheeses with barbecue sauce. I opted for a blend of the sweet and spicy sauces, a style called "magical" at Rhema, not unjustly. The flavors were still playing a symphony on my tongue as I started the long drive back from Queen Creek.
Rhema Soul Cuisine
Cousine: Barbecue/Soul Food
Contact: 21803 S. Ellsworth Rd., Queen Creek. 480-987-1460
Hours: Noon-7 p.m. W-Su
HIGHLIGHTS: Chicken and waffle ($9); beer-battered pollock ($7); chopped pork with seven-cheese baked macaroni and collard greens and smoked turkey ($13); brisket with MaMa's Caribbean red rice and parmesan fries ($13); St. Louis-style ribs with carrot and craisin salad and potato salad ($13); Symphony Fries ($10)
Rhema Soul Cuisine: Don't let the long trek out to Queen Creek discourage you from sampling twists on traditional soul food at this small but vibrant family eatery. Try the chicken thighs over a red velvet waffle, the mercilessly tasty barbecue or the aptly named Symphony Fries.


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"To be or not to be that is the question." Prince Hamlet
William Shakespeare did not write Hamlet.
When I found out that piece of information I was puzzled. And a bit upset. How could something that I was told in school be untrue?
I'm still a fan of the Shakespearean works. I just now know that someone else wrote them.
When one is taught the art of conformity they are considered loyal. By following along and being a good steward it brings an essential part of the job into fruition.
To question or to disbelieve is to be diverse. But to think outside of the box is necessary is most areas of this, thing we call life.
Look inside of yourself. Do you like what you see? Look outside yourself. Do you like what you see?
Unquestioning conformity is dangerous.
Be you.
The parts of you that you have tucked away so far from the world to see that you can no longer find it.
The world needs more of us.
All of us are in this together.
We all have a job to do.
Spread love. Spread self awareness. Spread hope. But not to the point that you spread yourself thin.
No my friend. Be real. Be extraordinary in loving yourself enough to love others.
Positivity is a tool. Use it. Love is a gift. Use it.
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Mastering Fitness?
I'm Reading A Book
By an author who I'd heard about a few years ago and whom I've had a great interest in but haven't bought one of his books until now. The book is called Mastery, and as the title suggests is a look at how a person becomes a master in a given field or at a skill.
We Want Everything Now
I've written about this before, but I thought I'd get a little more in depth and do some digging this time. I went to my favorite book retailer, Amazon, and performed a power search with the following:
pubdate: after 2004 and title: days and
(title: fitness)
The search kicked back 171 results, 92 of which were exercise or diet related (about 54%).
Try "diet" in place of fitness and the search kicks back 914 results, 591 of which are health and fitness related (about 65%).
What Conclusion Can We Draw?
Well, either it's pretty easy to achieve "fitness" in 60 to 90 days or people are in a big rush to get fit quick.
We are familiar with those titles. We see supposed "masters" selling products online and on TV to Make Millions on the Side Selling Real Estate or Get Ripped in 60 Days to name a few things I can think of off the top of my head.
Mastering Stuff Takes Time
That's a fact. People who are Masters make what they do look deceptively easy. What we don't see however are the countless hours of practice they've spent mastering that skill or field.
So, that book I'm reading, lets see what it says about Mastery:
Whenever we learn a skill, we frequently reach a point of frustration – what we are learning seems beyond our capabilities. Giving in to these feelings, we unconsciously quit on ourselves before we actually give up. We all possess a certain level of talent. The difference then is that it isn't simply a matter of determination, but more of trust and faith. Many of those who succeed in life have had the experience in their youth of having mastered some skill. They hold in their minds the sensation of overcoming their frustrations and entering the cycle of accelerated returns. In moments of doubt in the present, their memory of that past experience rises to the surface. Filled with their trust in the process, they trudge on well past the point at which others will slow down or mentally quit.
How Many of Us Have Felt Frustration
With our fitness? I have, lots of times. But I do trust the process. I know that if I show up and put in the reps, I will get better and fitter. The biggest impediment to our improvement is our emotions – boredom, panic, frustration, and insecurity. We cannot suppress these emotions, they are a normal part of our lives. These are experience by everyone, even the Masters. Here is another paraphrase from Mastery:
What you must do is have faith in the process. The boredom will go away once you enter the cycle. The panic disappears after repeated exposure. The frustration is a sign of progress – a signal that your mind is processing complexity and requires more practice. The insecurities will transform into their opposites when you gain mastery. Trusting this will all happen, we can move forward with the natural learning process and everything else will fall into place.
Feeling Frustrated? Trust the Process
Are you frustrated by where you're at physically? Think you're bored with your food and fitness regimen? Embrace those emotions because you are on your way to getting to that period of accelerated returns. Hang in there, trust that you will get what you want, and don't quit on yourself!
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The governing body of Earls Colne Primary School and Nursery has a constitution which is in accordance with its instruments of government. The governors are responsible for the school and represent the parents, the County Council and the Local Authority.
The School Governing body is made up of volunteers from the local community (co-opted), Parents, Staff and Local Authority. All Governors serve for a period of four years. All the parents of children in the school are both eligible to stand for the position of Parent Governor when a vacancy occurs and vote in a secret ballot at a Parent Governor election.
The Governors are actively involved in all aspects of school life.
They are the school's accountable body, who oversee policy and practices to ensure the school functions to the highest possible standard. The Governing Body holds the Headteacher to account for the performance of the school.
To monitor and evaluate performance and progress, the school Governors meet regularly, once a term both as a full body and as committees. These meetings will discuss all aspects of the school's performance including absence rates, results, complaints, involvement with the community, the curriculum, staffing, training courses, school budget, health and safety and the school's improvement plan.
Governors visit the school regulary and participate in actitivies, attend events or meet with Teachers. These visits enable Governors to ensure best practice is in place and being followed as well as ensuring that the school is progressing the school improvement plan.
More details on the Governors, their responsibilities and what they did last year is included in the documents below.
Governors meet once a term for full Governing Body meetings but also termly in committees:
Pupil Matters, Admissions and Curiculum Committee (PAC)
This committee is responsible for all curriculum policy, issues and reviews school attainment data. The committee contributes to school improvement planning and reviews the progress of annually set priorities.
The committee monitors and evaluates matters related to pupils' education and welfare including activities relating to the assessment, statementing and review of children with special educational needs in the main school and nursery. The committee is ultimately responsible for ensuring that the school and nursery environment is a safe and happy place.
PAC also implements and reviews the school Admissions Policy to determine admissions for the academic year including
nursery admissions.
Current members include: Hannah Marshallsay (Chair), Richard Farnes, Matthew Brown, James Canton, Matt Mackman, Dan Salt and Mike Watson.
Resources Committee
The Resources Committee meets termly and is responsible for all financial matters, as it manages the school budget. It is also responsible for all premises issues, including the upkeep of the buildings and grounds. It considers the long-term needs of the school and nursery and draws up plans on how these can be achieved.
The committee reviews and approves the school's annual budget, as delegated by the full Governing Body. It then monitors the financial position of the school (including the nursery) on an ongoing basis and recommends appropriate corrective action if there is significant divergence from budget.
The Resources Committee also surveys the condition of the school premises (including the nursery) annually and establishes a programme of repairs and maintenance. It monitors the work undertaken as a result of decisions taken by the committee.
Current members include: Mervyn Rudkins (Chair), George Posner, Matthew Brown, Ben Castell, Mike Watson, Nicola Robinson, Toni Pitt and Laura Stringer.
Pay and Performance (P&P) Committee
The Pay and Performance Committee meets twice a year and is responsible for setting the Pay Policy for the school and also for monitoring and reviewing the administration of the Pay Policy for all categories of staff. P&P ensures that all personnel matters follow best practice and are in line with UK / European law.
Current members include: Ben Castell (Chair), Matthew Brown, Mervyn Rudkins and Hannah Marshallsay.
There are also committees for Discipline/Dismissal (Staff), Discipline Exclusion (Pupils) and Discipline/Dismissal/Pay Appeals that only meet if required.
For full details of Committee membership see the pdf below.
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Earls Colne Primary School & Nursery
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This solution aims to provide prior information to the user on how its demand for networks resources are likely to be met, according to service.
by Cristovao Correia Da Silva
This solution aims to provide prior information to the user on how its demand for networks resources are likely to be met, according to service.
This paper describes how to allow the user to know beforehand the likelihood of obtaining any of the network services available to him. 3G networks are characterised by making available a wide range of services to each user however, these services will place very different demands on the network. A voice call will use much less network resources than a 384 LCD link, and so whilst it is likely that a user 800m from its serving cell will be able to make and receive voice calls it is unlikely that he will be able to establish a 384 LCD link. It would be very useful if the user knew beforehand what would be the result of attempting to establish each kind of link through what we shall denote as Virtual Admission Control, VAC. This consists in using the knowledge of relevant network and UE parameters to prejudge the admission control decision at the RNC if a request for such service was placed. The VAC result for each relevant service will then be communicated via the UE graphic display, allowing the user to make intelligent decisions in what concerns the request for network services.
Problem(s) To Be Solved
In current 2G networks the user is given an indication of network coverage, which gauges how likely he is to be able to make and receive calls. However, this simple indicator is clearly insufficient in the multi-service 3G environment, where the UE will be involved (sometimes simultaneously) in many different services, not just voice, with totally different network/air-interface requirements. Since the admission control decisions concerning these services are likely to be very different, there is a need for a specific indicator for each type of service.
Another 3G development is the ability of achieving the same result by using different services. Whilst, this is done automatically for packet-switch services where the Radio-Link controller assigns network resources to each user in order to optimise the overall performance, in what concerns LCD services that decision might still left to the user. In many cases the more sophisticated user will want to exercise this discretion because it is impossible for any generic admission control strategy to predict the expectations of all users. Obviously, to make these choices the user needs information on the availability of resources and maybe even pricing.
Proposed Solution to the Problem(s)
In order to make an intelligent decision about which services to request each user should be able to constantly monitor the likelihood of obtaining the various services available to him from the network. This can be achieved by displaying, on the user graphical inter...