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Friday, September 21, 2007
On The Street…….Girl Against The Car, Manhattan
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She looks about 12, but what style! Love the way she's paired the lace-y, vintage-looking dress with Converse. AND the glasses. Cute!
Cute pic. I was surprised by her shoes!
the contrast between the edgy young girl, and the family- car is superb! A+
oh wow! i love the frames and chucks… good shot sart.
Personally, I think a great pair of vintage shoes would have been a better choice.
wow, her glasses are spectacular, she looks divine
What separates humans from other animals: the ability to pair a dress and shoes as she's done here….
I disagree with the commenter who thinks this can only work on a really thin person. Healthy woman can look awesome in vintage dresses and chucks too!
I know because I look awesome in Gunnisax and converse myself and I am a size 12!
and this is another reason that i love the sartorialist…
she looks EXACTLY like Helena Bonham Carter. Exactly. Isn't it interesting she's also carrying a sweatshirt? wish we could see the bag.
What an amazing face, and what a look. So striking.
i don't know what amazes me more – the young girl's wonderful style or the power of The Sartorialist's antennae?…
Gasp! The first thing that sprang to mind was the book The Lover by Marguerite Duras. What style. What a shot.
she looks like a young, Asian Miss Havisham.
I rarely feel moved to comment on even the best photos on here, but something about this just grabbed me. It's so incredibly RIGHT somehow. She has attitude and style. Good find Sart!
As a Ashin that ejoys wearing kooky frames..
I'm like this trend of your's Scott..
1st the Asain guy, now this Asian gal..
Superb personal style.
Great, great shot!
She has an interesting look. She reminds me of Lane Kim in 'Gilmore Girls' — nerdy bohemian chic.
Wow, she looks awesome. She looks young, but awesome. =)
i like that she's not looking at the camera.
this little urchin wins best pose of the month. the glasses have such an incredible ability to turn her from waif to student, or at least someone in control (they instantly connect her with medical care, literacy, knowledge). really very interesting.
I had this as my wallpaper as soon as I saw it on style.com. That insouciance! It can only make you gaze and shake your head in amazement.
divine? spectacular? man you guys will praise anything
I like how the antiquity of her dress is juxtaposed against the modernity of the car… I like the reflections.
What a great pic. The scruffy sneakers give the her look real edge. Not too many people can pull it off though…fab photo!
i love the glasses and the attitude. not sure how i feel about the shoes. i do hope that this is her vehicle she's leaning against however
Don´t fancy this one.She has the figure of a little girl but her face looks older. A different style of dress would suit her better.This one would look better on a taller woman.The choice of footwear is odd.
Nice style, not only her simple and basic clothes, her hair to, with the proportional glasses and that she
have let the fringe setup, that open her face and gives a perfect entirety expression to her face.
i want to be her. she amazing.
THE SHOEWS!! do it for me. perfect! love it!
It's a lovely shot, especially since most of your photographs have the person/people alone in the frame. Love the sneakers/dress combo, not least because I often resort to it too.
she looks so tiny! Thogh she has a great style, mixing a qute dress with a more geeky look for her glasses and shoes.
lets make one thing perfectly clear
Her size has nothing to do with this post
it is about a dress with hi-top sneakers.
it is about a a distant stare
it is about the way she is standing
it is about nothing else so don't waste your time making comments about size
i love how everything here just doesn't seem to go together, but yet, somehow it does.
love the glasses,
love the dress,
love the converse!
don't love minivans, but it works for the photo.
(i'm noticing quite a converse trend…)
The first thing that struck me about this image was the light striking her exposed breastplate. A dear friend of mine, a very petite fashion designer, eats a severely restricted vegan diet. I was surprised to learn one day when she explained that her diet and its effect on her body was, for her, just yet another design decision. That is, her bone-thinness, tiny breasts, etc. fit her aesthetic and that of the clothes she produces. And on reflection, of course! Don't we all make choices about what to feed ourselves, how much weight we carry, in part, at least as an aesthetic decision. So I disagree with you on this one, Sart. Size reflects, at least in part, a decision we all make on some level that reflects our aesthetic, our style. Assuming they are not mean-spirited, comments pertaining to size can certainly be relevant to a discussion of an individual's personal style.
this girl was photographing everything in site during fashion week. I snapped her near the rear entrance to the tents…in action.
Wow she is RAWKIN' Cool!!!! What incredible insight and mix. This girl takes great risks with an amazing payoff, A stunning look! Take Notes kiddos; This is called style, and this young lady has it in spades. This is what real fashion is about, setting your own course ad owning it.
Sart, you never cease to amaze me when you capture such individuality from behind that lens of yours, Cheers!
the shoes make her look shorter, no?
i love this…her outfit, the way the glasses frame her eyes…i wish my glasses did that for my eyes! i'm so glad you got this shot.
for pdog
most of the comments are mean spirited
i really adore her look
This is so interesting because I really can't tell how old she is. No matter what her age, it's a wonderful photo and she has such style. But part of me hopes she is as young as I think she is…because if she has such style at such a young age, just imagine what is to come!!
So Rei Kawakubo! I love it!
um, pdog, you can't let one extreme example define everyone's physical body shape in your mind as a conscientious choice, not at least taken to such an intentional and aesthetic level. i was thin like that back in jr. high and high school. as my mom says now, "scary skinny" (does that help? no. lol). it was metabolism, genetics, whatever. i ate like a quarterback. if you don't know a person, isn't it always best/safest/most civilized NOT to judge? is this a site about art/fashion/style/photography? yes. let's stick to the visual, it's more than enough. the subjects in these pictures don't owe us a single explanation or apology.
and i totally disagree – the vast majority i think do not consider their weight to be part of their aesthetic/style.
wow, she looks supercute! Well done girl! Hey Sart, what lens are you using?
mr. sart, i really love hearing your feedback (i wish you could add more), and i also enjoy it a little too much when you put someone in their place, but it seems like you've been "speaking up" on the comments page more often lately. i could be totally wrong, but are you feeling a little jaded lately? it sounds as if you've recently taken on quite a few exciting projects, and maybe you're stretched a little thin. but please, please continue to post as regularly as you do now, and also please don't remove the comments page, as some blogs have resorted to. your work is so inspiring to so many people, and i have enjoyed reading much of your readers' opinions and extra commentary. i'm sure this site is pretty time-consuming, as is reviewing all of the comments before they get posted. and i'm sure a lot of it is frustrating, dumbfounding, and sometimes just plain dumb. but it's sooo worth it.
-a loyal sart in training
she reminds me of a character from "the incredibles", you know, the one who designs outfits for all the superheros…
you are the one to show us what you see.
we are the ones to tell you what you have shown us. — "artist and audience" — it is this simple.
i can tell you that my comment was not mean spirited at all.
the reactions to this pic should also tell you that you have a responsibility for your subjects beyond just deleting some comments.
you very well know that the difference between a good photographer and a great one is the ability to be your very own hardest critic and sharpest editor.
kind regards.
i really like this look. kind of furturistic/apocalyptic. It's something you'd expect a character in a william gibson book to wear.
This girl is genius. I took a bunch of pics of her at Y-3. She had a great old pentax-esque camera that added even more quirk to her look.
this is a really strange photo. i like it but the girl sometimes looks to be a 12 year old in a granny's clothes and her own shoes or a 65 year old who forgot to take her medication. and that's what makes it interesting.
i don't like it..i mean..it doesn't inspire me nor make me wanna have her style..
she looks awful to me..not a big fan of vinatge dresses and converse…and i don't know..kinda World War II looking..
But it's an amazing shot and the way she stands is rly amazing.
Ooops, just read comments about not commenting on size.
Ok, fair enough. For the record, my purpose was not mean spirited – lots of other lovely slim women featured on this blog too. Just picked her out is all.
I like the glasses the most – it's a great trend, and I'm happy about that since I wear glasses!
She reminds me of Edna Mole from The Incredibles with her hair and those glasses. Her old-fashioned-looking dress keeps her from being too cartoony though.
i have such mixed emotions about this shot now
i still feel completely honesty in saying that this shot , for me, has nothing to do with her size but I guess that is all most of you saw.
again I am shocked and saddened by what some people think they have a right to say about other people in a public forum. I know you have the "rights" to say it but still.
If i replaced the word "thin" with "fat" in the comments left on this post -I would be killed for allowing such a negative views on overweight people.
i think i will just like to forget this post.
SART…..Don't You Dare Forget This Image or The Posting!!!!!!
What this image represents is your eye as a photographer and what resignates with you. That is FUNDAMENTAL! What the public says is critical. Critique and Art are two separate categories. For someone like me this image means everything, Everything! I am very whipped into a frenzy about this hardness you have expressed. To me an image like this one is more important than ANY editor, fashion plate, or Model of the moment you shoot. This girl is out there, in life living her vision. She is an inspiration to the world of fashion. She is the kind of girl who inspires stylist and designers a like.
To you MEAN SPIRITED & Judgmental People ~ GET A GRIP, GET A LIFE, AND GET OVER YOUR NARROW MINDEDNESS!!!!!
Sart, Please continue to be inspired by these wonderful visionaries you come across. Please continue to highlight Individuality every chance you get. You are a voice sharing a vision of style from around the world.
Thank you,
Dress with athletic shoes reminds me of elementary school.
I respect your work very much, and I hope you understand that. I know this comment probably won't get in, because it concerns the deletion of past comments. I am not one of these people who thinks the anonymity of the internet means one should be as mean and rude as possible. At the same time, I think that an honest reaction to the material presented is not something that should be censored excessively.
You are an excellent photographer, and, for the most part, an adept arbiter of taste. But this woman's emaciated-looking chest, and possibly the angle from which the photograph was taken, has somehow overshadowed her chic-ness.
And let's face it: When have you ever even attempted to use overweight people in your posts? I mean, aside from GF Ferre. Your curvy women all appear to be under a size 8. I don't really have a problem with that. But I do not think that this instance of a general outcry regarding this woman's bony form is really comparable to possible anti-fat sentiment.
At any rate, there is only one way to find out.
Once again, much respect,
I can't say I like this dress at all. I know what she's trying to do and all, but the hemline, sleeves, shoulder hem thing, neckline, and waistline all fall just slightly weirdly to my eye and it misses the mark… and to be clear, I would be just as perplexed by the garment with some heels and more streamlined glasses. Maybe with that sweatshirt on, the attempted casual teen vs. vintage juxtaposition would be neater, but I think the hemline would still bother me a bit.
This is the sort of vintage dress I would recommend passing over when thrifting, but that's just me.
she reminds me of the designer lady from the incredibles. love it!
She is so mysterious! It is impossible to tell how old she is – granny yet girlish dress. Heavy glasses but playful shoes. And yet, playful clothing but aloof glance. Bookish but lady-like old-fashioned urban wear?
And what beautiful pale skin.
People must feel terribly insecure about themselves if they have to come online and make snarky comments about a woman's size. Or, in other instances, the price tag on a woman's coat/dress/etc.
As a poor student, I feel envious sometimes but I try to appreciate the beauty and diversity of Sart's streets without carrying agendas or baggage.
"But this woman's emaciated-looking chest, and possibly the angle from which the photograph was taken, has somehow overshadowed her chic-ness."
–Only for some, like you rebeccacalvetti. I think this girl is lovely and didn't think twice about her size. Many young Asian girls are that small- who cares?
The responses on this post (and the fact that Sart had to "defend" himself twice) makes me sad. Perhaps I have vision problems, but I didn't notice the girl's thinness at all until I started reading the comments. What I saw was an inspiring fashion photograph of an Asian girl of indeterminate age, the pairing of a lace dress with bare legs and undone chucks, and the girl's expression.
Is this blog about weight or age in fashion? This blog features high style and street style, style found in a diverse range of ages, cultures, and yes, body types. In ALL his posts his subjects appear healthy, at ease and self-possessed. I have not seen a single shot where there is a glamorization or focus on any element remotely unhealthy, unhappy, or anyone who looked like they were in any way weak, ill or passive.
just beatifullll
Sart, I am curious to know what these deleted comments might have contained, if there may be more scathing than what some might have said here. Perhaps being an Asian made me overlook the size issue that may have stopped some people at their tracks. It was her deliberate 80′s haircut, vintage frames, chucks, the facial expression. It was her personal style that got across to me and compelled me to comment on this post.
I don't understand the preoccupation with her age and her relative body size. If some don't already know, the average adult East Asian woman is of that height and built anyway. Since they are born that way, what's wrong with dressing up in a way that they are comfortable with? If she was displaced to an East Asian city,her dressing sensibilities would be totally acceptable because people there are comfortable with seeing people of this size.
Anyway I'd better stop my comment here because it's causing me to overanalyze which could only serve to erase charm of this great photo.
i don't think her thinness can be ignored…but people who are commenting for the purpose of pointing out her size are wasting their time. it's about what she is wearing. and frankly, it's a great outfit! it's not that unique in my opinion though, a lot of indie kids are mixing the vintage dress with chucks and black frames. though this girl adds a class to it, i think it's her effortless hairstyle and pose.
One seems to forget what a photo is meant for: TO BE LOOKED AT! How can someone be criticized for commenting on what they saw first, be it her clothes or her body? We make sense of what we see visually and can't control what affects us initially. Let's not subtract everything else but the clothes, what do you say?
She looks young, but at the same time she looks like have a lot of experience!
Is this perhaps an early sighting of Rei Shito?

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Reaching the 100th episode is cause for celebration for any TV show, and a very good reason (excuse?) to throw in something special (crazy?) for the fans; as General Holden says right at the outset of this milestone episode of Army Wives, "It's a 100th anniversary celebration. We want the public to feel welcome." This entire season has been leading up to the Fort Marshall Centennial celebration, with the wives all in a tizzy renting large tents, beefing up security, and neglecting their children in service of this undertaking. It is clear now that all the vague references to the event was a buildup to this episode, a clever little bit that ties the achievement of the show to that of its characters.
Unfortunately, the ladies in question don't seem too impressed with this mind-blowing party in which the real and fictional worlds intersect, because they're each too wrapped up in their own problems to take notice or in some cases even attend. Claudia Joy is absent for some weak reason that is probably code for Kim Delaney shooting a B movie somewhere or checking into rehab. Roxy has delivered one twin boy (in the tradition of all good film and television births, the supposed newborn that comes out of this poor woman is clearly 3 months old and magically free of the—very technical term here—"goop" that babies are supposed to gloriously arrive on the Slip-and-Slide trail of), but the other is in critical condition after being born with the umbilical cord around his neck. Gloria, otherwise known as the woman whose New York accent comes directly from a mediocre high school production of Guys and Dolls, receives a visit from the woman her husband knocked up, otherwise known as the most wan dish rag the South has ever produced. Joan is extremely busy both in preparing for the upcoming event and the even more exhausting work of constantly foreshadowing the arrival of the unhinged gunman by asking the General if he is sure the event should be open to everyone a good half-dozen times. You should have listened, General.
Denise and Jackie are in a spat about some hierarchical nonsense that is only worth mentioning because Roland's involvement as peacemaker in the situation highlights the hilarious way in which his character has been used throughout the show. Roland does not only exist to make a cutesy point about how as hetero women advance in US military positions, they create a number of male army wives; he also plays the very important role of preternaturally sensitive black man who cares about dumb white girl shit. Any time a rich white woman sits down next him on this show, he looks deeply into her soul to see the rich white woman problems that lie within, and then cares. Deeply and verbally, if not always convincingly. For the record, Roland's other major responsibility on the show is to add a little street flava, such as following up the heartfelt responses to his inquiries with such rejoinders as "Word." Another cutesy joke since such bravado is always met with giggles; like the Blair Underwood of the army base, Roland is far too smooth and domesticated to use "gangsta slang" with any real conviction. This week, despite having dressed up for the Centennial in a spiffy seersucker suit, Roland smilingly suffers the humiliation of having to miss seeing his wife kill it at work so he can handle the pressing task of taking his son home to impart practical if tiresome wisdom about the inherent risk of foods that come on a stick.
I am the only person I know who watches this show, including friends who have family members currently enlisted in the military, a demographic I would imagine get the most out of seeing their day-to-day issues depicted in a partly realistic, partly melodramatic way. But the Army Wives recipe of nice warm schmaltz and family values tempered by real issues with a lil' dash of WTF thrown in for good measure seems to be doing it for viewers; the show has been on the air far longer than expected and brought the Lifetime Network solidly into the world of original scripted content. Although it is never particularly complex, Army Wives has a kind of comforting familiarity of the Full House variety, an engaging combination of predictable structure and unpredictable plotting, an affirmation that a basic formula for drama does indeed exist and is there when you need it, like an overstuffed couch for your brain. This show's formula works best when exploring the relationships and interactions between the titular women, and as such, an episode of significance should involve a confluence of each character's storyline, dovetailing into one delicious, slightly preposterous climax.
Is it a little cheesy and silly to bring every possible character together under some pretense of plotting? Sure, but this show takes cheesy, polishes it up, puts it in a box, ties on a sweet bow, and makes you like it. And it hardly pretends to be above such a contrivance; the first season ended with all the major characters, women of very disparate military rank who wouldn't normally mix (plus, of course, Roland) coming together while trapped in an abandoned bar during a thunderstorm, helping Pamela Moran, feisty former-cop-turned-frustrated-housewife, deliver babies she's selling to keep her financially struggling family afloat. This soapy tale of a secret birth on a pool table on a dark and stormy night, this is the genesis story for these women's tight-knit friendship and thus the premise of the show. So a setup in which the storylines of five or six people just happen to conveniently collide at at a fair or a BBQ or whatever (fireworks optional but preferable) is a pretty reasonable thing to expect.
Frankly, it's all just a little bit dour for a centennial episode or party, and even more unforgivably, atypically lackluster besides. Whither the slain serial rapists, the illicit hospital romances, the faked diabetic seizures? One teeny little plane crash, or a rescue dog subplot perhaps? There is no better time to rest on your laurels, such as they are Army Wives, than in crafting the 100th episode of a middling show best experienced while having a lie down after a particularly heavy Sunday supper. A missed opportunity, but one that is troubling only until someone gets shot, stabbed, sexed, pregnant, fired, hired, injured, or deployed in episode 101.
Stray observations:
- I don't pretend to be familiar with military hierarchy, but is it really Joan's job to collect RSVPs from visiting military VIPs? Isn't there some PR underling who can do that, as opposed to a Colonel also responsible for the security of the entire base?
- According to this show, a good indication of whether or not someone has the potential to be the next Unibomber is if they bump into people a lot. The clumsy are apparently very susceptible to extremism and terrorist philosophy.


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Hate mail aimed at animal control officer
Outside animal rescuers take aim after sick cub euthanized
When you take one Facebook posting on a stray bear cub and add one video of its capture, it equals an avalanche of vicious emails for Mike Lindquist, animal control officer in Valdez.
The saga began Saturday afternoon, January 5, when Valdez man Robert Stumpf posted a Facebook video on his profile that he took when Lindquist captured a small black bear cub that Stumpf had spotted on his back porch. The update immediately caught the attention of numerous would-be rescuers from across the United States and Canada, all expressing a desire to help rehabilitate or rehome the cub.
Unfortunately for Lindquist, who had been directed by his immediate supervisor, Valdez Police Chief Bill Comer, to euthanize the starving cub, the would-be do-gooders turned vicious. The Valdez animal shelter was the target of a few hysterical phone calls and at least a dozen less-than-complimentary emails after it was learned the black bear cub had been euthanized.
"The poor little guy was scared, cold and hungry and your response was to cause more pain then kill him. Shame on you," said one email. "You should not have any position working for the welfare of animals."
The calls and emails also came into city hall, prompting Sheri Pierce, the city's clerk and public information officer to issue a press release in an attempt to quiet statements that were misinformed.
"…since this story went viral on Facebook, our animal control officer is suffering unfair attacks by the public for his role in this story," Pierce said.
Many of the writers and callers assumed city officials have authority over wildlife matters within the city limits; actually, the Dept. of Fish and Game has exclusive jurisdiction over wildlife policy issues. In other words, city officials in Valdez do not have the authority to keep, rehabilitate, relocate or treat wildlife such as bears.
"On a wild animal, that's a State of Alaska call," Comer said. "We're taking a lot of heat for the state."
Unfortunately for the bear cub, current state policy dictates that all black bears that are injured, sick or determined to be a public threat – such as bears that are habituated to eating garbage – are to be dispatched.
The cub in question was emaciated and did not respond to eat or drink water it was provided according to Pierce. It is also unknown where its mother was, why the cub was not hibernating in a den, or how long it had been out on its own in the dead of winter.
"It's absolutely a bad deal," Comer said of the cub's demise.
Comer, whose police department in Valdez often handles wildlife calls on behalf of the state, said a number of black bear sows had been hit by cars in late summer and early fall of 2012. Some had cubs.
"We've been dealing with cubs all fall," Comer said.
For his part, Stumpf was shocked that the posting caused such an uproar.
"Mike was very professional," Stumpf said, "In no way did I think he mishandled it."
Stumpf said he posted the video hoping to share a unique experience with friends on Facebook. After all, it's not every day you find a bear cub on your porch in the middle of January.
"I thought, 'that's pretty cool'," he said. "and I thought I'd share that."
In no way did he anticipate the barrage of outrage that resulted when it came to light the cub had been euthanized. Nor was he surprised when he learned the cub had been dispatched.
"The fact is, I mean, I watched that bear for at least an hour," he said. "He was not healthy, he was not well."
He knew the cub was near death. It had pawed at dog food left on Stumpf's back porch, but did not eat.
"He couldn't eat it," Stumpf said. "He looked really sick."
In past years, Valdez officials have managed to obtain state permission to relocate two different black bear cubs to a wildlife sanctuary in Texas.
"Once taken into custody, the relocation of any wild animal requires that the city secure permission from the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, a process that can take many weeks," the city said in its press release. "In this instance, due to the health of the bear, relocation was not recommended by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game."


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Brenda H. Shaw and John W. Shaw Jr. of Rockwood announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Aleia Shaw to James Lowery.
He is the son of Kathy and James L. Lowery of Harriman.
The ceremony will be at 2 p.m. May 12 in Eureka Baptist Church, Rockwood.
A reception will follow in the Fellowship Hall at Eureka Baptist Church.
The bride-elect is a graduate of Rockwood High School. She is a certified nurse assistant for The Bridge at Rockwood.
Margaret Culvahouse Cantrell, far left, and her family celebrate five generations.
The five generations include, from left, Cantrell; her daughter, Brenda Summers; her grandson, Ronnie Widner; her great-grandson, Josh Widner; and her great-great-granddaughter, Katie Widner.
Ethel Plemens turned 102 years old on April 3.
She celebrated with her children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews and friends at Renaissance Terrace on March 31.
Plemens has been a resident of Renaissance Terrace, Harriman, for the last few years.
Until about a year and a half ago, she walked with the aid of only a cane. She would walk the halls and visit other residents there.
She continues to have an ever-ready smile for family, friends and staff.
Willard and Beth Mead of Rockwood announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Emily Elizabeth Mead, to Chase Morrow.
He is the son of Terry and Renee Morrow of Cleveland.
The ceremony will be at 2 p.m. May 12 in Rockwood First Baptist Church. A reception will follow in Grande Vista Bay Clubhouse, Rockwood.
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Carl and Ann Wilkerson and Barbara Mead, all of Rockwood, and the late Charles G. Mead.
Roy and Vivian Gallaher of Rockwood celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary on March 7.
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Ida Belle Raby Garrett will celebrate her 85th birthday on April 6.
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Gavin Lee Young was born at 5:28 p.m. Feb. 23 in Women's East of Chattanooga.
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He is the son of Ashley Brooke Giles and Jessie Mitchell Young.
Grandparents are Teresa Lynn Johnson and Christopher Lee Giles.
Great-grandparents are John and Sharon Johnson, and Rocky and Marty Giles.
Emerson Reid Bryant was born at 7:51 a.m. March 20 in Parkwest Medical Center, Knoxville.
He weighed 8 pounds, 9 ounces, and was 20 1/2 inches long.
He is the son of James Bryant and Nikki Cook-Bryant of Maryville.
Grandparents are Doug and Debi Cook of Kingston, and Ray and Carolyn Bryant of Maryville.
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Maggie Rose Richardson celebrated her fourth birthday on March 8 with a My Little Pony-themed party.
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Grandparents are Jack and Diane Woolum of Kingston, the late Jerry D. Richardson, and Michael and Kay Griffith of North Carolina.
Great-grandparents are the late J.D. and Mabel Waldrop, the late Otis and Bessie Richardson, Anita Mosley and the late James Mosley.
Payton Madox "Max" Richardson celebrated his sixth birthday on March 8 with a Spider-Man-themed party.
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Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Homemade Christmas: Noodle Ornament
The Frog Princess made this ornament for me as my
Christmas present last year.
Her wonderful Kindergarten teachers make these every year and I love them!
I think they start by tracing a template of the star shape.
(or the teachers may have pre-cut them...)
The star is cut out of white posterboard.
Note: a small hole is punched in the top so a ribbon can be threaded through it to hang it up later.
The kids glue assorted noodles/dry pasta onto the stars with white school glue
(and leave the centers open).
When they are dry, the teachers spray paint them metallic silver outdoors and let them dry.
Then, the kids glue a small photo of themselves in the center.
Mine hangs on the wall year round but travels to the tree for Christmas.
I can't wait to get one from Mini-Saurus in a few years!
These are the treasures that will hang in my nursing home room
(many years down the road!)
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The Cardinals are preparing for the return of running back Beanie Wells.
Mike Jurecki of XTRA 910 in Phoenix reports that the team has waived linebacker Jamaal Westerman to create a roster spot for Wells to take when he's activated from injured reserve. He was placed on injured reserve with the designation to return in late September, a move that required him to be out of practice for six weeks and absent from games for eight weeks. That time's up and Wells will be back with the team this week.
That much we know. What we don't know is how much of a boost Wells will give the offense. He ran for just 76 yards on 29 carries before sitting down with his toe injury and the Cardinals offensive line hasn't been opening up much running room between the tackles. That's where Wells does most of his work, while LaRod Stephens-Howling, who works outside the tackles for the most part, had a big week against the Falcons in Sunday's 23-19 loss.
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Nestled in the heart of the Yorkshire countryside close to Leeds, Oulton Hall combines the Victorian elegance of a grade II listed building with modern facilities for business and leisure. Situated south of the city centre in Oulton village, Oulton Hall has easy access from the M1/ M62 and A1. Oulton Hall is in a fantastic location, only 5 miles from the bustling Leeds city centre and 15 miles from Leeds Bradford International Airport, only 2 hours by train from London's Kings Cross making this a perfect destination for business and leisure.
Oulton Hall boasts 152 luxury bedrooms made up of 7 suites, 12 deluxe rooms and 133 standard rooms. All rooms offer a climate control, complimentary Wi-Fi, work desk with lamp, direct dial telephone, tea and coffee making facilities, and iron and ironing board. The 12 Double Deluxe rooms have king size beds and offer additional space and have garden or courtyard views. The 7 suites are luxuriously furnished with lavish bedding and decor, king size beds, and have stunning views of the hotel grounds. There are 9 flexible meeting rooms accommodating 6 to 350 delegates. Most of the rooms have natural daylight and all have air conditioning.
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Set amongst 400 acres of Yorkshire parkland, the 27 hole championship Dave Thomas design golf complex which includes Europe's only Nike Golf Academy and holds the Leeds Cup, one of the oldest golf competitions in the UK. The course is in magnificent shape and a good test for all abilities. The Hall par 36 9 hole course is very picturesque whilst the par 71 Park Course overlooks a beautiful hill and dale landscape.
Oulton Hall can accommodate up to 350 delegates and has ample free car parking with 400 spaces. Whether you are hosting a meeting or celebration we have the perfect space to suit your occasion with a choice of 9 meeting rooms, all with their own style, ambience and natural daylight.
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Showcase your On Trade knowledge, working with and promoting great drinks brands as an On Trade Brand Ambassadors for CPM. Vacancy in the York City Centre area to work on our growing Diageo On Trade team – Salary £23,750 + bonus of up to £4,000 per annum + company car. Territory covering: DN, HG, LS & YO postcodes
If you are passionate about the On Trade and want to play a role in the development of some of the world's most iconic brands then this would be a great career move for you.
What would I be doing?
Our Brand Ambassadors will cover city centres and surrounding areas, calling into on trade outlets (pubs, bars etc) promoting and educating staff on premium Diageo brands and promotions including Hop House 13, Haig Club, Tanqueray, Smirnoff, Guinness and Gordons.
Day to our Brand Ambassadors could be …
- Training staff on the brands and how to serve them perfectly
- Placing social media posts on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter raising awareness of any promotions and events
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The Middle East, a sprawling and nuanced geographic mass that is home to many cultures and traditions, is often seen through the lens of politics. The Victoria & Albert Museums latest photography exhibition, however, manages to transcend this overarching narrative, producing a show that focuses on the subject of contemporary photographic practice.
As the exhibition's curator Marta Weiss acknowledges, until now, the V & A Museums collection of photographs from the region reflected the Eurocentric term itself: Most of the photographs that we have that relate to the region were made by westerners, she says. This exhibition marks a departure from that, recognizing instead the wealth and variety of photo-making from this diverse region. This is very much an exhibition that is not about outsiders, but rather a view of the Middle East from the Middle East."
Spanning over three decades and encompassing the work of some 30 artists and photographers, the show is divided into three parts: recording, re-framing and resisting. The categories, explains Weiss, show how photography is being employed by photographers.
The ambitiousness of the show lies not in its geographic scope, but rather in the drawing together of a diverse group of practitioners who have engaged with the medium in multiple ways.At one end of the spectrum, there is the iconic work of Magnum-photographer Abbas, documenting the unfolding revolution in Iran from 1978-1979 in his series Iran Diary, a precursor to the events attested to recently in the Arab spring. Nermine Hamman focuses on this very subject, photographing young Egyptian soldiers in Tahrir Square. Displayed in the "resistance" section of the exhibition, Hammans digitally altered images remove the soldiers from their immediate surroundings and place them instead among candy-colored mountain scapes and cherry blossoms. Entitled Upekkha (2011), the images have a postcard-like quality, drawing a parallel between the spectacle of Tahrir Square to that of a tourist attraction.
Despite the intention of the curators to shift the emphasis away from the political, Weiss acknowledges there is a lot of politics in the works. Though some of the photographers openly challenge this. Shadi Ghadirians re-staged portraits of Iranian women in the Qajar period (1786-1925) play on the tensions between tradition, modernity and gender. linkwheel . The warm grey theatrical studio photographs feature playful reminders of modernity, including an explorer bicycle and Pepsi can.
The artists on show do not limit themselves to just the Middle East however. Taysir Batnijis series documenting Israeli watchtowers in occupied Palestinian is a clear homage to German artists Bernd and Hillary Bechers iconic typologies of industrial structures in Europe. Yousef Nabil, who once worked with David LaChapelle, also looks to Europe for inspiration, photographing elderly Yemeni men in England. By hand-coloring the portraits in the style of old Egyptian film stills however, Nabil celebrates the rich tradition of Middle Eastern image-making, which, as the exhibition is testament to, is as strong and vibrant as ever.
Light from the Middle East: New Photography is on show at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London from Nov. 13 through April 7, 2013.
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Since I've been searching for ways to score Nugs 2nd round tickets, I figured many others are as well. From the Nuggets website, tickets officially go on sale at 6 p.m. on Friday. But that doesn't mean you have to wait till then to buy tickets.
Sites such as Stubhub.com, eBay and Ticketsgrub.com already have tickets on sale, though at a premium. I've bought tickets from eBay and Stubhub before, but have never used Ticketsgrub.
To buy directly from the Nuggets and the league, you'll have to wait till tomorrow, when you can either purchase online at ticketmaster.com or go to to any ticketmaster outlet. You can also go to the Pepsi Center and get in line for a lottery that determines your place in line at the box office. You have to be in line by 5:15 p.m.
Since it's been 15 years since the Nuggets have gone this far, I'm guessing it's going to be pretty hectic out there. Purchasing tickets online when there's extremely high demand can also be a disaster, as shown by the ticket fiasco with the Rockies two years ago.


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The British and Irish Lions extended their unbeaten start to their tour of Australia on Saturday as they defeated the Queensland Reds 22-12 in Brisbane.
A Ben Youngs try and the boot of Owen Farrell was enough to secure the win despite Luke Morahan and Nick Frisby tries for the hosts.
Despite the win, it wasn't all good news for the Lions as injuries to Manu Tuilagi and Tommy Bowe marred the result.
Farrell opened the scoring with a penalty in the 14th minute before the Reds hit back with Morahan's try, which was converted by Quade Cooper.
Another Farrell penalty brought the Lions within a point before they took the lead thanks to their only try of the match through Youngs.
The conversion made it 13-7 to the Lions and Farrell extended the lead by three points with another penalty with the last kick of the first half.
A fourth penalty for Farrell made it 19-7 before Frisby scored the Reds second try to trigger nerves in the Lions camp. Fortunately for them, replacement Mike Harris missed the conversion.
The Lions saw out the rest of the match with Farrell's fifth penalty securing the win in the most testing match of the tour so far.
There are now three more warm up games for the tourists before the first Test against Australia on June 22, and the next warm up game is on Tuesday against a combined New South Wales side.
Tommy Bowe's injury could be tour ending although there is hope for him after undergoing an operation to repair the broken bone in his hand that he suffered on Saturday. rish winger Simon Zebo has been called up as cover.
Elsewhere, James Horwill has been named as the Australian captain for the three Tests against the Lions.
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He has served in three national administrations, most recently as secretary of labor under President Bill Clinton.
As the nation's 22nd secretary of labor, Reich implemented the Family and Medical Leave Act, led a national fight against sweatshops in the U.S. and illegal child labor around the world, headed the administration's successful effort to raise the minimum wage, secured worker's pensions, and launched job-training programs, one-stop career centers, and school-to-work initiatives
He has written 11 books, including "The Work of Nations," which has been translated into 22 languages; the best-sellers "The Future of Success" and "Locked in the Cabinet"; and his most recent book, "Supercapitalism."
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The French Gimlet/
Sometimes a cocktail is so obvious it writes itself. Sometimes a cocktail is so so-obvious that lots of different people come up with it -- consensus I interpret to mean that the drink's simply meant to be. Such is the breezily elegant French Gimlet.
Sean and I had our turn inventing this drink two summers ago. He'd brought the St. Germain liqueur home from work as a freebie. I'm still not sure why we had gin lying around (this was before we'd spent hundreds stocking the at-home bar to near-pro proportions). Probably we had limes on hand just because it was summer, and possibly because when Mama gets a little pickled, Mama likes a bourbon and cola sloshing around in her free hand, always garnished with a lime wedge.
We never came up with a name for our gin-St. Germain-lime juice concoction, but we served it at my 35th birthday party to nice acclaim. Then a few months ago, I happened upon a nifty little recipe booklet that came boxed with the St. Germain. Usually these flitty bits of "literature" (as my Mom would call it) are stupid, full of stupider recipes with the stupidest names. Seriously, I've probably put bottles back on the liquor-store shelf after reading the hangtags around their necks suggesting I whip up a fucking Oatmeal Cinnamon Cookie or a Club Nuvo. (I just asked Sean to name the two most asinine alcoholic products he could think of. He bartends a lot of weddings in New Jersey so, sadly, he knows.)
But the St. Germain book looks like The Decemberists designed it and contains recipes any cocktail lover can respectfully abide by -- including one, I realized, that we thought we'd already come up with ourselves, the French Gimlet.
When I found out a couple weeks ago that Mark (a huge fan of St. Germain and a very experienced bartender) had likewise put this drink together, it reminded me of what we like to say in the magazine biz: One's just a thing, two's a coincidence, three's a trend. So while I cannot claim authorship of The French Gimlet -- the moniker christened upon it by the good folks who wrote the St. Germain book -- I will insist that I'm a key reason why it's about to blow up large.
The French Gimlet
1 ¼ ounces Hendrick's Gin
¾ ounces St. Germain elderflower liqueur
½ ounce freshly squeezed lime juice
Pour all ingredients into an ice-filled shaker. Shake vigorously for about 30 seconds and strain into a cocktail glass.
Tasting Notes:
Sean prefers this with Bulldog Gin, and when we first made it a couple years ago, we used Tanqueray. I like to think the botanicals of the Hendrick's makes it the best choice. (Also, check out the Hendrick's website. Does it not scream Decemberists?)
The St. Germain booklet actually states that, like any gimlet, this can be made with either vodka or gin (no brand names given), that it should be strained "into a coupette [ooh la la... ah, mon Dieu, c'est "a margarita glass" --Ed.] or Martini glass," and that after garnishing with a lime twist, your last step is to "consult your mirror and evince your best gimlet-eyed stare. You never know when you might need it." En garde!


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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 31 diseños de 14 diseñadores freelance.
We're a small startup company about to launch our web-based software through a major market player in our industry, which means our product is going to be in front of the eyes of thousands of potential customers very quickly. We're launching in February, so we need to get our logo sorted out asap.
Our target audience are tech savvy, know marketing online and are the types who not only create digital products and content, but also know how to buy, sell and trade in this space. They've seen thousands of logos over the years in the tech space and aren't going to be impressed by a logo that looks like it was made five or ten years ago.
You can choose the colours. Please go for bright and colourful, preferably solid colours. Dark, oppressive logos and gradients are less likely to win our attention. Design for a clean rectangular area on a white background.
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Please no symbols that simply look like a "D" preceding the word "Domain" - they always end up looking like we're doubling up on D's.
The logo will need to fit nicely into the top-left corner of a white background, which means sticking a clunky symbol on *top* of the words DomainFace is likely to make it look like it doesn't fit. What we're interested in would likely be able to mostly fill a rectangular space. Again, take this with a grain of salt if you're highly talented and know what you're doing ;)
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Orbits, atoms and swishes are sooo 1995, and will most likely be eliminated without comment.
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Crab Appetizers (Savory Cheese Cookies)
If you've been following my culinary adventures for a while, you probably know how much I love seafood. There's a French word "gourmande" that merely translates to "greedy" and I think it accurately sums up my personality when it comes to les fruits de mer (seafood). Thus it was fitting that at the Asian market this week I bought way too many crabs (again)!
Lulu's grand-uncle, who also enjoys crab, came to visit us, so I made a few crab appetizers for him. At first, I didn't know how I was going to present the crab, but I finally settled on savory "cookies" flavored with Dubliner cheese. A bit of cottage cheese serves as the "glue" for the whole appetizer, and the depression in each cookie is perfect for a spoonful of crab meat.
Yields: 14 appetizers8 tablespoons butter, softened to room temperature
¾ cup all-purpose flour
2 tablespoons cottage cheese
1 egg
1 teaspoon smoked sugar (optional)
2 tablespoons chives, snipped
½ cup Dubliner cheese, freshly shredded
½ teaspoon fleur de sel (or regular salt)
¾ teaspoon black pepper
1 cup freshly cracked crab (or store-bought already cooked, cleaned and cracked crabs), (a1 whole crab gives you enough for 1 cup)
2 cloves pickled garlic (optional), finely minced
1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
1 tablespoon freshly squeezed lemon juice
2 teaspoons lemon zest
1 tablespoon curly parsley, chopped
1 teaspoon fresh mint leaves, chopped
2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
½ teaspoon Tabasco sauce
Preheat the oven to 350°F.
For the savory cookies:
In a mixing bowl, combine the butter and cottage cheese. Add the egg and smoked sugar (if using). Mix until well incorporated. Add 1½ tablespoons chives, the flour, fleur de sel and black pepper. Using a pastry dough blender, blend until the mixture becomes a thick, crumbly, sandy cookie dough.
Form several round (1½-inch to 2-inch diameter) logs of cookie dough and wrap them in plastic wrap. Chill them in the freezer until firm, at least 20-30 minutes. Slice the logs into 1-inch thick discs. Press the center of the cookie using a melon baller or any small spoon creating a deep cavity in each cookie.
Place the cookie on two baking sheets lined with silicone mats. Make sure they are spaced out so they don't touch each other. Bake for 30 minutes.
Remove from the oven, press each cavity of the cookies with the melon baller one more time and let them cool completely to room temperature before taking them off the baking sheets. They will harden and get firm as they cool.
For the crab topping:
Gather the crab meat in a mixing bowl, reserving the red pieces for garnish. Add lemon juice, remaining chives, fresh mint, parsley, Worcestershire sauce, Tabasco sauce and extra-virgin olive oil. Toss well.
Assembly time:
Top each cookie with a tightly-packed mound of fresh crab.
Garnish with fresh sprigs of thyme.
Bon appétit!
This recipe yields exactly 14 cookies.
These savory cookies are easy to make and you can freeze logs of the dough in advance for quick baking when you're in a hurry.
I strongly recommend Bourbon Barrel Worcestershire sauce and smoked sugar. They're absolutely delicious!
You can use fresh garlic instead of the pickled garlic but the garlic flavor will be a lot stronger. You can find pickled garlic in any Asian store. I've noticed it's also available in the fresh produce aisle at Safeway or Whole Foods.
To guarantee quality baked goods, use the best butter you can find.
For a more creative version, you can also roll the dough into a 1/2-inch thick sheet and cut the dough using a cookie cutter.Published By: on April 9, 2013.


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Jenna Jameson has been dealt a blow as she celebrates her birthday – the former porn queen is heading to court after she was arrested for reportedly attacking her assistant.
The actress, who turned 39 on Tuesday, has been told she must appear in court on May 17 following her weekend fight drama.
The adult movie star was cited for battery after a bust-up in Newport Beach, Calif., but taking to Twitter.com to tell her side of the story, Jameson claimed she acted out in a bid to stop a friend from robbing her.
The alleged victim, believed to be Jameson's assistant Britney Markham, has since applied for a restraining order.
In the request, obtained by TMZ.com, Markham accuses Jameson of threatening to kill her, as well as punching her in the stomach and back with the brass knuckles attached to her iPhone case.


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Lately, some of my friends have been reviving their blogs, and I think I'm going to try to do the same. I miss having a place to write about my crafty projects, and participating in social media is great for keeping me connected to my amazing friends, but lacks the journal-like quality of blogging.
So, without further ado....
It's finally spring in NYC! It's creeping in very slowly, though, so last month, a bunch of knitterly friends and I met up in Asheville, NC for a weekend of eating, shopping, cowl-swapping, knitting, and IRL companionship. It was relaxing and perfect and so great to see all of these ladies who came from near and far.
|Some of us in a fabulous yarn shop in Black Mountain, NC. Photo credit: Melissa McKelvey
And I'm doing some knitting. I've been working on Purl Bee's Hudson's Bay Inspired Crib Blanket (which I just need to weave in ends on, photos to come) and I just started Shibui's Multigrain Scarf by Antonia Shankland--which got to take a little trip outside to the park last weekend.
This is just the first part of the scarf, which comes as a gorgeous Shibui kit mixing 3 different, luxurious yarns: Pebble (above), Cima, and Silk Cloud. LOVING knitting this. I recently finished Antonia Shankland's Honey Cowl, and I really love the simple beauty of her patterns.
I'm hoping for a sunshiny summer with a lot of time spent outside. Leo and I are 100% tired of being trapped in our freezing apartment all winter--we are ready for summer!


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By Travis Rae, Communications and Sports Information Intern
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – John Darmody of St. Ambrose (Iowa) has been named NAIA National Men's Outdoor Track Athlete of the Week and Willy Irwin of Concordia (Ore.) has been tabbed as the NAIA National Men's Outdoor Field Athlete of the Week, the national office announced Wednesday. Darmody and Irwin were selected based on their performances from March 18 – 24.
Darmody, a senior from Everett, Wash., established a new meet record in the 1,500 meter at the Viking Olympics hosted by NCAA Division III Augustana (Ill.) on March 23. He won the event with a time of 3:54.84. That is also "A" standard time in the 1,500 meter.
Irwin, a sophomore from Clovis, Calif., is a repeat winner of this award after winning it last week. He finished first in both shot put and discus at NCAA Division III Lewis & Clark (Ore.) Spring Break Open on March 23. Irwin popped an 18.65 meters (61-2 ¼) in the shot put to win the event. He followed by breaking the school record in the discus by recording a throw of 54.81 meters (179-10). The previous school record was set by Eric Whalen, who was the 2012 national champion in the discus.
For the complete Athlete of the Week calendar, click here.
Track Nominees: Troy Jones, Texas Wesleyan; Kyle Hall, Indiana East; Johnny Watson, Wiley (Texas); Chase Carlson, Grand View (Iowa); Nick Zink , William Woods (Mo.); Eric Phillips, Cumberlands (Ky.); Nickola Shingles, Hannibal-LaGrange (Mo.); Hilary Cheruiyot, Tennessee Wesleyan; Joash Osoro, William Carey (Miss.); Taylor Shiverly, Clarke (Iowa); Bernard Graham , Lindsey Wilson (Ky.); Sullivan Stevens, Southern Oregon; Alex Xavier, Warner (Fla.); Jon Leonard, Missouri Valley; Vincent Bett, Embry-Riddle (Fla.); Paul Freese, Loyola (La.); Pierre Banks, Wayland Baptist (Texas); Jevonte Ezzard, Dillard (La.); Ka'imi Scott, Warner Pacific (Ore.); Eurodge Bargblor, Campbellsville (Ky.); Sam Atkin, Lewis-Clark State (Idaho).
Field Nominees: David Sanders, Indiana East; Lance Maxwell, Grand View (Iowa); Kevin Ping, Cumberlands (Ky.); Joshua Gregory, Tennessee Wesleyan; Ernie Triplett, William Carey (Miss.); Charlie Mullennex, Lindsey Wilson (Ky.); Mike Malone, Ashford (Iowa); Danny Parks, Southern Oregon; Adam Holdsworth, Embry-Riddle (Fla.); John McBride, Culver-Stockton (Mo.); Devontra Flemming, Warner (Fla.); Dewayne Williams, Missouri Valley; Frantzy Sejour, Union (Ky.); Robertson Jordan, St. Louis Pharmacy (Mo.); Dan Medrano, Midland (Neb.); Conner Carpenter, Wayland Baptist (Texas); Jordan Hatfield, Corban (Ore.); Timmy Pardue, Campbellsville (Ky.).
2013 Men's Outdoor Track & Field Athletes of the Week (Field, Track)
Week 1 (March 20): Willy Irwin, Concordia (Ore.), Dontaey Paige, Indiana Tech
Week 2 (March 27): Willy Irwin, Concordia (Ore.), John Darmody, St. Ambrose (Iowa)


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UPDATE: This version corrects the penultimate paragraph to show Darby wants to get some money for transportation (not education) out of the special session.
Also: H/T for Darby audio to my colleague David Saleh Rauf.
"There's discussions in the House on various ideas related to transportation, which we largely failed to address in the regular session. We'll see whether the House agrees with or whether we have ideas of our own," said House Speaker Joe Straus, R-San Antonio.
"I think transportation needs to be addressed in a serous way, and I've said that consistently since before the beginning of the … regular session. I happen to think some of the approaches from Rep. Darby during the session made a lot of sense," Straus said.
"But there are other ideas out there, too. I'm sure they'll be heard this week."
Gov. Rick Perry, who controls the special-session agenda, has stacked lawmakers' plates with issues including redistricting, transportation, abortion regulations and dealing with youthful capital offenders. The session's end looms June 25, with none yet resolved.
Senate Joint Resolution 2 by Senate Transportation Chairman Robert Nichols, R-Jacksonville, and Senate Finance Chairman Tommy Williams, R-The Woodlands, would divert to transportation part of the oil production taxes that otherwise would go into the rainy day fund. It would require a two-thirds vote of lawmakers to go on a statewide ballot. The Senate is expected to vote on the proposal Tuesday.
Rep. Drew Darby, a San Angelo Republican who serves on the House Appropriations Committee, in the regular session pulled down a proposal to increase vehicle registration fees in the face of a threatened veto by Perry.
On Monday, Darby expressed concern about the transportation measures filed in the special session. He said most are "well-meaning" and add a little revenue, but he added, "What I'm concerned about is that none of them fix transportation funding.
"We've got basically a week to go in the special session. That's really not enough time to properly vet the issues," said Darby, particularly when lawmakers' thinking complicated by the distraction of other issues.
Darby said SJR 2 has the most promise, but he's troubled at the idea that the Senate may add a provision that would require keeping a large amount of money in the rainy day fund, potentially affecting how much could actually go to transportation.
He said he would just as soon wait until the 2015 regular session to address the issue "if there's no real dollars being given to transportation."
"I think we're going to have a full-blown crisis in how we fund roads by that time," he said. "I think you're going to see an industry in peril" with traffic jams the rule.
"I'm convinced that the Legislature does not act proactively. We are reactive in nature," he said.
Still, he said, he wants to try to get some money for transportation out of the special session.
"I'm concerned that we have so much to do and so little time," Darby said.


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Designing Efficient Processor Cores for Multicore Networking
The design of CPUs has always required a balance of performance and efficiency in power, area, and complexity. The emergence of multicore SoCs armed with accelerators for packet processing has shifted this balance from solely single-thread performance to a combination of single-thread performance and efficient parallel processing. This shift requires a new style of core with short and deterministic pipelines, caches and memory systems optimized for low latency and high bandwidth, and an architecture that scales to 48-plus cores on a chip. This talk demonstrates how continuously emerging application demands shaped the fundamental principles behind OCTEON processor cores and supporting on-chip accelerators.
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Richard E. Kessler is a Cavium Fellow
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storage, video, security, and server applications.
Prior to joining Cavium Networks, Richard was a
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We had a great time while staying at the Chelsea House. We loved our room, we stayed in Room 10. It was not a large room but plenty big enough for us and very clean. It was clean and had everything we needed including a porch. The staff there was very friendly. It was rainy on Saturday morning and the cleaning crew was very nice and friendly to everyone trying to get breakfast. I noticed one of your workers made an effort to approach a guest and throw out their trash, it shows that your employees do care about your guests. We will stay here again next time we are in Key West. The resort was peaceful and enjoyable. My only suggestion would be that when guests arrive to offer them the coupons for places to eat. We did not get any the day we arrived but when we went to the front desk to ask a question the desk person at that time gave us a coupon for the Schooner Wharf that we used, if we had not gotten the coupon we would not have gone here to eat. We noticed many other coupons and wondered what other places coupons you had for places to try.
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AP Sources: NHL approves Coyotes sale to Canadian-led group, contingent on lease with Glendale
PHOENIX – Two people familiar with the situation say the NHL has approved the sale of the Phoenix Coyotes to a group of Canadian-led investors, but the deal is contingent on reaching a lease agreement with the city of Glendale.
The NHL agreed to sell the team to Renaissance Sports & Entertainment, a group headed by George Gosbee and Anthony LeBlanc, according to the people, who spoke on condition of anonymity because there had been no official announcement.
They said NHL commissioner Gary Bettman, deputy commissioner Bill Daly and the prospective buyers will meet with Glendale officials on Thursday for talks on a lease.
The NHL bought the Coyotes out of U.S. Bankruptcy Court in 2009 and has tried without success to find a buyer who would keep the team in Glendale.


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Maya and Darnell bicker over living arrangements. Todd refuses Toni's divorce request. Lynn gets engaged to a lesbian.
Toni has difficulty adjusting to motherhood. Joan is sick of Maya and Lynn eating for free at the struggling J-Spot.
Joan considers giving up on the restaurant and returning to law. Maya needs to think of a concept for her second book.
Toni fights Todd for custody in court. Joan snoops in her boyfriend's medicine cabinet. Tony dates a much younger woman.
Joan plans to shut down the J-Spot--but William finds success using the restaurant as a sports bar. Joan is conflicted.
Toni and Todd set aside their differences to celebrate Morgan's first holidays. Maya learns Darnell switched churches.
Lynn and Jennifer become codependent. William's assistant turns to Maya for help when William severely overworks him.
Joan's restaurant makes the cover of a magazine. William gives Lynn a guitar, hoping to encourage her music career.
Darnell pursues his dream of working with a NASCAR pit crew. William messes up Joan's house trying to repair things.
Joan makes a thoughtless comment during a trip to a women's seminar. Toni can't discourage a prospective intern.
Joan's cousin Melanie Barnett (Tia Mowry), an aspiring medical student, wants to give up her future for a pro athlete.
Joan dates three men at once. William reunites with his old girlfriend Monica.
Joan breaks up with Derrick and Kurtis. Toni is jailed for fighting Tammy, who allegedly set her up to be carjacked.
Maya and Darnell move into a new house. Toni and Todd battle for custody. William pursues Monica. Joan has a bad night.


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Manhole covers... often overlooked but always underfoot. Put a functional memento of your favorite northeast corridor city uder your beverage with a manhole cover in the form of a cork coaster. Measuring 4" in diameter and 1/4" thick, each coaster is inspired by manhole cover designs from New York, Philadelphia, Boston, and Washington, D.C., and etched into cork.
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Q: What are the risks of using a cell phone?
The jury still seems to be out on this question (as of March, 2011). For more information, see CNET's report about specific absorption rates for major phones. It provides suggestions for lessing the risk. Also, see GNC's blog article.
Some people advocate the use of headsets or earphones with a microphone and placing the cell phone away from the body as a means of lessing the impact of usage. It is also suggested that you do not sleep with an active cell phone beneath your pillow or on the headboard while you are sleeping.
Note: The folloing questions do not apply to Voice Over IP users (VoIP) in the Simulation Center Building.
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Dial 6541300. Immediately during the recording, press the STAR (*) key, when prompted enter your 4digit extension followed by the STAR (*) key. When prompted, enter your passcode Follow the voice prompts.
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The main reason for delayed messages is the mailbox user doesn't exit completely out of the system when they have listen to their messages. Press the "9" key until you hear a recording that says "Goodbye".
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