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No, not Perry Como, or Lake Como (Italy) or Como Estas, but Como, Mississippi.
Population: 1,310
And where the Hub and I spent an ab fab weekend celebrating the wedding of a dear, dear friend.
said friend w/ groom boogying to open the dancing to Chuck Berry.
I've written before about my girlfriends in Little Rock, the Logistics Sisters. You've even seen pictures, I believe. Well, we converged on Como, Miss. and took over the Como Inn on Main and seriously positively impacted the economic development of the town through food & liquor purchases. Now, it's been awhile since boys have been involved with a trip like this, and our boys took to the trip like fish to water.
Arrival in Como: Friday, April 30. Plan for the day: decorate the wedding hall. While driving to Como from Little Rock (the Hub & I began our journey on Thursday by driving to LR to stay with Logistics Sister Mel and carpool to Como), the bride called and asked for us to detour to Sardis, Miss. to find clear plastic plates. Not South Sardis, but Sardis. So, detour to Wamalart. No clear plastic plates for the reception. Failure on our first real assignment. Not good. We continued on to Como to check into the lovely Como Inn on Main, complete with Anthropologie bedding. Beautiful B&B with 6 rooms, stocked kitchen and great back porch. It's worth a stop anytime. Then, trekked two doors down to the ceremony & reception site, and hung lights, arranged tables along with other various & sundry assignments. Also brought the bride her much-needed and requested lunch from Boulevard Bread Company in Little Rock.
Marleen, Mel, Jennifer (the bride), Erin, Moi, Eva - see "crazy" bride eyes, she was starving.
Time to clean up for the "What's to Rehearse" dinner 4 door down from the Como Inn on Main. Seriousy, once we parked our car, we didn't move it again unti Sunday. After a fun evening, the MOH (Man of Honor) introduced us to a beautiful, old Asian custom ... wish lanterns. We wrote our wishes for the bride & groom on paper laterns and went outside to light them. They were like mini-hot air balloon floating down Main Street in Como. They were so beautiful in the night sky. And, we were quite pleased that the city of Como did not burn down that night due to our fun. Seriously, people. If you have a celebration coming up, check out the wish lanterns. So very, very beautiful!
Wedding Day. May 1, 2010. Happy May Day! An early morning trip to the reception hall to set up the cake table and then off to brunch with the MOH, the bride and all the rest of the girls. Wet, muggy Mississippi. We knew there was a threat of horrendous weather that could keep people from traveling, but we were there, so what else did anyone need?
The afternoon was free so we joined the three Hubs in attendance, who had been spending some quality time together for a late lunch. You know how you occasionally, but only rarely, meet people who you feel like you've known all your lives? Well, we were fortunate that one of the other gals in the wedding and her husband are those people. If you know the Hub, you know his highly inappropriate sense of humor. Well, Erin matched him gross/inappropriate/wrong joke for joke. I think they may have been separated at birth. It was an entertaining afternoon to say the least and we extended the Logistics Sisters by one to include Ms. Erin. She writes for the Product Princesses blog. And, she loved the Hub's 3 wolves shirt. It takes a special gal to understand the power of that bad boy. Good times.
Finally, time for the main event. We dressed in our finery for one of the most beautiful wedding ceremonies I've ever seen, much less been a part. How many of you know grooms who wrote song for their vow? And, had the bride's brother play guitar to accompany him, AND had the groomsmen sing the chorus (including the groom's dad.) Not a dry eye in the house. So beautiful. Good times.
Of course, maybe we should expect no less of Jimbo of Jimbo Mathus & the Tri-State Coalition. Formerly of Squirrel Nut Zipper fame. I loved his band then, but I really love his band now. The bride's brother is a member of the Tri-State Coalition, so there's the genesis of this love story. We danced, and danced. And, stole flowers from the centerpieces for our hair. And, the Hub's Lady Gaga karaoke was quite memorable. Good times.
we clean up quite nicely, even with stolen flowers in our hair.
While the 5:30A tornado sirens knocked us off our early leaving schedule, we enjoyed breakfast with everyone before heading over to the reception to help finish the clean up. Whew - if a mess is a sign of a good party, that was a good one. As we left, the bride sent us on our way with some re-purposed centerpiece flowers and a beautiful gift. We detoured a bit, since that was the week & weekend that Mississippi and Tennessee flooded.
And, p.s. If you ever need a pyrotechnician to light 100+ candles in less than 10 minutes, the Hub is your guy. Good times.
that's his "I'm lighting stuff on fire, I am a man's man." (think Old Spice commercial)


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Just A Blues Piano Player?
Yes, I love the Blues, and I love playing the Blues. Blues piano is my wheelhouse, as they say. But that doesn't mean I play ONLY the Blues – just come out to most of my shows and you'll see (and hear) me play plenty of songs that are not Blues, some not even close to the Blues.
On the first Sunday of each month you can hear me playing Blues with Andy Tolins at Webster's Cafe & Bookstore, but you'll also hear us play Jazz standards such as "Green Dolphin Street" and "Four" by Mile Davis.
Drop in to Doggie's Pub on home football Saturdays and catch me with the Skoal Brothers rocking out on Ozzy Osborne's "War Pigs" followed by Pink Floyd's "Time" and "Have A Cigar."
I also hold the keyboard spot with Natascha & The Spy Boys, covering Pop/Americana tunes like "Don't Wait Too Long" by Madeleine Petroux and "Folding Chair" by Regina Spektor.
Don't be surprised on Thursday nights at Talleyrand Tavern and I break into some Backstreet Boys, Post Malone, Beatles, or Oasis.
So yes, I play a lot of different songs that are not considered Blues, but you will hear a bit of Blues in all of them, because among my influences are great Blues piano players like Dr. John, Eden Brent, David Maxwell, Otis Spann, Deanna Bogart, John Cleary, Honey Piazza; shall I go on? Several of the groups I perform with are bona fide Blues Bands: The Triple A Blues Band, the Doug McMinn Blues Band, my very own group the Denicats – we all primarily perform the Blues. But we all perform other styles of music, too, and knowing how to play the Blues provides the foundation for those other styles. So when you hear me playing a wedding processional, or cabaret tunes, or easy listening dinner music, know that the Blues is pulsing within all that music.
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HNY 2016 -A Midnight Track – Free Download, aint too late to party.
New Years Happened.
I was doing this as the clock turned.
Now I know you don't have to go download this.
But you actually do.
Don't screw up.
Happy 2016.
All the main sites:
Open Beat Tape 003: On Point – Out NOW!!
This is volume 003 of the Open Beat Tape catalog.
"Open Beat Tape 003: On Point"
The concept here is pretty simple. The instrumentals found on these beat-tapes are open to whomever feels like rocking with them.
Emcees, singers, mimes and Alien Grandmothers from Outer Space!!! …take these foundations and build a song on it.
Use them for your promotions, free give-aways and mix tapes and freestyle sessions and such.
Just credit Rusty Joints
Destructocon GO.
Listen – Use – Share – Zap.
-Rusty Joints
Shout out to Brother Cuzzo,
Many Thanks
A New York Minute, Painting For Sale.
(from Etsy Page)
An acrylic painting/illustration Gallery framed.
A New York Minute.
circa. 2003
I started with the term "A new york minute".
Based off of that I though about how NYC moves fast! It seems like everyone is in a rush. I find myself walking rapidly often, even if it's just to go to the local grocery store (Bodega).
I've heard native New Yorkers on many occasion express disdain, for "Effing Tourists!!!", That they should "Stop standing in the middle of the sidewalk, and get the Eff out the way".
(kids cover your ears.)
So that what sparked the image of New Yorkers on the move in the city. Moving fast to the point of leaving visible trails.
They are not blurry actually, I just couldn't paint fast enough.
(Reference photos for the painting was taken in SoHo, NYC.)
Size to edge of frame:
15 1/4 in. x 20 1/4 in.
…and glass covering.
Positive ZAP to YOU.
Up For Sale – Click Here For Product Page.
New MOBILE Website for New Sauce Music!
How it go?
If you're on your smart phone, click the link.
I added a mobile version of the new sauce site.
Looks good?
Enjoy your meal.
Wash your hands first.
Transference – 2 Waves [Rust Chip] – Up For Download
Grab it free here: https://soundcloud.com/rusty-joints/transference-2-waves-circa-08
While Supplies Last!
If you wanna follow up on Soundcloud, You can catch some "Rust Chips" that I just throw up, usually for free download.
They Might be taken down just as quick.
Grab it, and catch wreck if you feel.
And tell everyone. SHARE it with your neighbor's niece's cousin's peoples.
NEW SAUCE – The Album Is Here. Hip Hop, Salsa, NYC
Hip Hop and Salsa and NYC just had a baby.
This is the New Sauce album.
It is also the introduction of New Sauce as an original style of music.
There may be parallels to other music, but I'm pretty sure you haven't heard something quite like this.
For the most part this is really an English language album.
Check Puertored for instance. He's a Puerto Rican, born and raised in NYC, who is not Spanish speaking. In his household it was English.
I wanna talk about the origins a bit because this thing is really a long time coming.
This idea occurred when I was visiting Puerto Rico in 2000. I had a cassette player, but didn't bring that much music with me. I walked to the local music store and ended up buying like 5 Hector Lavoe/ Willie Colon albums cuz I've always been a big fan.
So I had my Salsa tapes and a handful of Hip Hop tapes. As I'm sitting in a hamoc at my Amazing Titi Sile's house, I thought of what now has become New Sauce.
I pictured Hip Hop and Salsa combined. Raw, ill, New York Hip Hop… And that raw, I'll, old school Salsa. I figured it gotta have the Salsa rhythm cuz I wanted people to be able to dance to it. And I pictured kicking it off in English. I really saw it as an idea that came about as a result of growing up in NYC.
Some years later talking with JayMas he was telling me about his music ideas for Hip Hop and Salsa and Latin styles, that was aligned with this new style I had in mind. And through talks over the years we defined it better.
I struggled with a name for it for a long time. Then one day I found a title I liked: New Sauce. A nod to Salsa, but written in English.
It wasn't till about maybe the end of 2012 that I did the recording with Puertored, for Bodega Down The Block. The Moon was cheese grilling us that night because that's when it came together. That was the first real New Sauce joint. On that joint is where the production rule book for the style was written. And we wrote down those necessary ingredients.
Another great night for developing the style,was the night we recorded Puertored and JayMas for "La Vida Es Buena" another star aligned type of night.
So throughout parts of '13 we compiled more songs. And we knew it had to be finalized, NOW, for a 2014 release.
I know it's a great idea, but I also know that it's just the luck of the draw. So we had to get this thing out before someone else does.
I think 14 years has been long enough.
Much Love
-Rusty Joints
Shout out to The artists involved:
Uncle Shine
Q Lagic
Point[less] Effortz
The Village Mathematician
I'm grateful to have your help.
This is our project.
New Sauce Music website Is Up!
The Site is up now.
It is the New Sauce home.
It will wind the clock down to let you know when this grand feast will be ready.
Are you salivating already?
Sit tight.
NEW SAUCE is happening.
I just want to state that.
New Sauce is happening.
New Sauce is coming.
Remember that, and keep your ears open.
I will keep you posted.
Peanut Butter Jam.
Note To Self (NSA)
Recently I was thinking this thought and decided to document it.
Maybe you have felt this way at times.
Note To Self – Never Sleep Again.
Grab yourself a download.
(Did you think I was talking 'bout the Doodey Faces up top with the nosey-ears?)
(Ahh man, now they heard me call them Doodey Faces.)
-Rusty Joints
Moving Image Video for The Benefit Joint
Remember to not forget about the Open Beat Tape, and all it entails.
ATeNATiCa is here. Grab your copy.
Well what the hell does that mean?
And The Notes Amplify the Chaos…
I released Chaos Plays the Notes on Feb. 7th of 2012 – the same day the storm set in.
My mind got real heavy on me, and took me to a low state.
And it would fluctuate, but…
As the months went on, and the months went on,
The mind got heavy, and the mind got heavy.
I knew, before I released Chaos Plays the Notes, what the next album would be called.
It went from just a cool follow up title, to a more weighted meaning.
I see everyone around me struggling in one way or another.
And I realize how tough it can be to step forward sometimes.
So I drop this for myself. And I drop this for you. And anyone who will come across it.
It's a Positive ZAP! TO ALL. (an expression of positive energy)
It can be an impolite sound.
I crafted it to sound distorted, noisy, heavy and dark at times.
Also to show beauty, and forward motion.
Shouts to HANU and The Village Mathematician for helping me out with this.
I hope to uplift.
I hope you Enjoy.
It was a trip.
-Rusty Joints
Dedicated to Dante, Jadon, Evan, Myah, Ayla, and the newest little Emma.
Our Future Super-Heros.
Also to the memory of my cousin Matt, The Drummer.
Trasmission From Rusty
Apparently Friday it is.
Stay In The Moment
Stay In The Moment, is now up for free download.
It is the first single off the upcoming album ATeNATiCa (available Feb. 7th).
Grab a free download, Enjoy, and Share this track.
And don't forget to stay in the moment.
Epic Christmas Del Mexico (Thru The Portal)… The Return
So this little piece was done on the humans' Christmas Eve Celebration.
I thought it needed some extra polish… So I shot that beyatch Thru A Potral.
It has just returned to me. And it reeks of tequila.
I present it to you now.
Grab a free download, and…
Flow With The Universe.
Open Beat Tape 001
This is a new project I'm setting off.
This is the: "Open Beat Tape".
This is volume 001.
The concept here is pretty simple. The instrumentals found on these beat-tapes are open to whomever feels like rocking with them.
Emcees, singers, even mimes are encouraged to take these foundations and build a song on it.
Use them for your promotions, free give-aways and mix tapes and freestyle sessions and such.
Just credit Rusty Joints.
Like a free lease.
(Exclusives can be purchased… contact @ http://www.RustyJoints.net if you're serious about it.)
Go Monster on'em.
Or just enjoy a listen. Over and over.
Hit the share button.
Positive Energy
-Rusty Joints
Thunder CLAPZ Thru The Forrest
This is an outtake from the upcoming Rusty Joints album, "ATeNATiCa".
I love it on it's own, but It didn't work for me in context of the other tracks on the album.
So I decided to give it out now.
Grab a copy and slap somebody in the neck with it.
Bring an umbrella. Ella.
And a shout out to Lee for putting me on to the sampled song. 🙂 ZAP!
The Funky Drummond (Robotic Soul)
New track to groove with.
Give a listen, snatch a download, Do a dance. Use your hips.
ATeNATiCa album is coming.
Positive Energy
-Rusty Joints
Track 01 – And The Notes Amplify The Chaos – Artwork
Yes. This is art for the upcoming Rusty Joints album: ATeNATiCa.
But, this is not the album art.
This is the art for Track 01: And The Notes Amplify The Chaos. (ATeNATiCa is a type of abbreviated form of the track 01 title).
So that means each track will have it's own artwork. There is 15 tracks.
Wish me luck.
Artwork Preview. And we are…
Aww Nyuck, Nyuck. Look what I found.
This is to celebrate the completion of ATeNATiCa, the follow up to Chaos Plays the Notes.
All the music is done, and now all the details have to be attended to.
…such as a bunch of artwork.
The time is soon approaching.
I hope you would look forward to it.
Positive Energy.
-Rusty Joints
Happy 2014. Collided this together and thought I'd share.
Grab a Download.
Mobile Rusty. More mobile than my last trip to Mars to make that repair on the Curiosity Rover.
Rusty is Mobile.
Hot Damnit.
Basically what I mean by all this junk is, go check my site, RustyJoints.net from your Smart Phone.
Or at least a phone of above average intelligence… work wit' me.
But yieah. This is the first mobile version of the Rusty Joints website. I may update and modify at will.
There is previews of the 2 new tracks from, AnTeNATiCa, just as the main site.
There's the bio area, called Rust.
Theres the Music area which is linked to my Bandcamp shop. They made a nice cozy little mobile version of Bandcamp earlier this year.
Check all that out. And if you're a musician, it's a good resource for you to setup an account with them. (In case you aint heard bout it yet)
And finally on the mobile site there's the Contact page, with a contact form, a bunch of links, and the email signup form.
So if you know any music lovers, put them on.
Now, you could stop people at the bus stop, and tell them:
"Yo! Check this site out… check the music… and go on sign up for the mailing list, because AnTeNATiCa is gonna explode Yo FACE!!, and you need to be notified when that happens!"
That's what you should say, word for word.
Much Love
(Is it snowing?..)
I would like to share these words with you.
…is roughly half way to completion.
Hopefully it will be released before the end of the year.
"Updated, I will keep you".
Invasion Force 1988 – 1st completed piece for follow up to: CPTN
Sneek Peek at the new album.
…and The Notes Amplify the Chaos
This is the first completed track, and the album will be on the way.
A follow up that is keeping things moving.
Hope You Dig!


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Wilton's is the world's oldest surviving Grand Music Hall. Over 300 years it's evolved from a Victorian sailors' pub to music hall, Methodist Mission to rag warehouse, eventually falling derelict before reopening as the exciting venue it is today.
As part of their recent extensive renovations the Grade II* listed building required a distinctive new lantern to serve as a dignified landmark.
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In case you missed it, this week is Bike Week, the biggest nationwide cycling event in the UK. It runs between Monday June 13 and Sunday June 21.
Unfortunately the website doesn't make it very easy to search for local events, but I did see free bike safety checks being offered at Hyde Park Corner the other night so I had a look on the Royal Parks website to see if they had organised anything. Lo and behold, they are hosting an event in Hyde Park (Rotten Row) tomorrow from 4.30pm to 7.30pm, where you can "find out about cycle training, commuter challenges and group rides around local cycling routes".
Meanwhile, to coincide with Bike Week The Guardian has (finally!) launched a bike blog. And next week they will go one step further and launch a monthly bike podcast on Wednesday June 24. You can listen to a preview of the podcast here.
In a press release* emailed to me this afternoon, Peter Walker, who is editing the blog, said: "The new Bike Blog is part of the Guardian's popular Ethical Living blog, and is for every cyclist -– commuters, beginners, families -– not just the Lycra brigade. As well as the new podcast, the blog will include a wide range of cycling features, analysis of cycling initiatives and -– as with all of our blogs -– loads of input and participation from our readers."
I can imagine the comments are going to make quite interesting reading, because god knows the anti-cyclist brigade need an outlet to vent their fury.
* In the interests of full disclosure, the Guardian has offered the first 25 bloggers who write a post about the podcast and new blog an Evans' branded multi-tool. I won't be taking up the offer.


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Another 'quick' sketch here. Although my sketches are beginning to look less 'sketchy'! - I still managed to keep it below 3 hours, so still 47 hours quicker than my usual larger drawings. Size approx 11x8".
This will be off to join the others at the RHS Harlow Carr Summer Exhibition.
And here is Swaledale sketch 2 - As you can see, still a little work to do on this one, but they will both be complete and framed up tomorrow.


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It is called 'Rhythm of life'
It features 3 skulls (front, side and the mandible) set within a geometric hourglass and falling sand. Alongside a few of my symbolic favorites … botanicals, snake, mandala, cosmos.
In a couple of previous posts , I have talked about how my work is created (linked below)
- Artists Name: DIONNE MARSHALL / PUNCTURED ATREFACT
- Name of piece: RHYTHM OF LIFE
- Type: ORIGINAL Artwork
- Materials used: Tattooed on Leather
- Country: UK
- Size: 50x70cm
The process is immensely time consuming, with layers and layers of fine lines to get the right weights. It is rather a labour of love in more ways than one! The nature of the material means the needle bounces and cuts and tears into the leather, making a smooth line pretty tricky!
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Community Prayer Chapel Open
The Wacissa Community Prayer Chapel is now open 24/7 and stands ready to faithfully deliver knee mail. Say what? Yes! Our community now has a quaint little "war room" open and available to all for prayer and quiet meditation. The old one room post office has been re-purposed and given new life as a prayer chapel. Wacissa UMC members have dreamed big and worked hard to provide our community with a very special place to commune with God, quietly pray, or just sit and be still in His presence.
The Wacissa Community Easter Sunrise service this year (2018) was held beside this wonderful new addition to our community and included a special dedication ceremony. Following which, the Chapel was officially opened and placed in to service and is there now for any who desire to partake in its quiet solitude.
Another special feature, a blessing box can be found next to the Prayer Chapel. It is sort of a mini food pantry and is a place where those who are hungry and struggling may stop by and obtain some food and those who are blessed may share some canned or boxed food items. We encourage you to participate by giving or taking a blessing.
The Wacissa Community Prayer Chapel is located across the street from the Wacissa United Methodist Church and next door to the parsonage. We invite you to stop by and try it out, so why not check in with the Lord and find strength in Him today?


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Friday on the Dish, Andrew took McCain to task for betraying his own presidential slogans to place country first, before calling out Rand Paul's blatant opportunism in the Hagel filibuster. He delved deeper into Benedict XVI's abandonment of renewal for sheer reaction, sparred with a reader on why he prefers "Burma" to "Myanmar," and answered more emails on the reality and strength of the Dish community. Later, Andrew spent the afternoon chatting with Mediatwits about the SOTU, new media and new Dish.
On the political beat, we asked whether a defeat for Hagel would qualify as historical, Pareene ridiculed the right's strategy of character assassination by innuendo, and Norm Ornstein proved that even AEI is getting worried over the GOP's general intransigence. Elsewhere, we looked at Scott Walker's plans to move the poor onto the ACA's markets, Noah Millman demurred on raising the EITC instead of the minimum wage, and Seth Masket considered the heavy-handed investments of supposedly robust campaigns.
Peter Maass paged through the Iraq War diaries, David Axe foresaw long days ahead for war-torn Mali, and Syrian rebels emerged from the darkness for the Face of the Day. Waldman accounted for Obama's drone surge while Kelsey Atherton reminded us that there's more than one way to target a killing. We also kept up the research on stoned driving and met some athletes who unabashedly advocate marriage equality as Neil Freeman mapped out a more representative union.
In assorted coverage, we explored the space between truth and beauty, readers offered more insights on the definition of love, and Dreher confronted the fact that community is paramount amid terminal illness. Alyssa Rosenberg worried about the growing conflation of entertainment with advertisement, while Jen Graves learned that sometimes a sculpture of Hitler is really just a sculpture of Hitler.
Meanwhile, Phil Plait explained the asteroid that passed over our heads today, while Max Fisher stayed on top of the inevitable meteorite conspiracy theories. Readers defended the spirit of slightly puffy academic prose, Nicholson Baker cooked up a midnight poseur alert, and Ackerman and company broke down the military strategy of Lord Vader. James Serpell decided to bring purebreds back as we caught a lovely sight of Mbabane, Swaziland for the VFYW and dared you not to gape during the MHB.
The rest of the week after the jump:
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Thursday on the Dish, Andrew stood in awe of the ongoing radicalization of Gingrich-ified GOP and evoked Henry Fairlie's words on the "America of fear" to put a name to the madness. He returned to the case of Marcial Maciel as a critical indictment of the Vatican's degradation and echoed Jay Rockefeller's condemnation of America's black sites-torture program. Later, Andrew checked in on the struggling case against marriage equality, looked up the history of the ❤, and delivered a list of thank yous to the people who made the new Dish transition possible.
In political coverage, Weigel sized up the Republicans' Hagel hysteria, Larison scratched his head, Kaplan chided the Senate Armed Services Committee, and readers offered thoughts on the whole mess here. We continued to analyze the president's pre-K proposition, Josh Barro proposed a better but unlikely substitute for boosting the minimum wage, and Tried to parse new signs of easing health care costs. Readers sounded off on Andrew's aversion to ribbons-for-a-cause, Rabbi David Novak recalled the time the Pope came across ACT-UP, and the Tax Policy Center let us tally up the benefits of marriage. Later we debated whether Rubio is a rising star or mere placeholder as Wickman wondered if it's possible to keep nuke tests on the DL.
In Valentine's Day coverage, Liza Hix served up a host of spiteful V-day cards, Natasha Vargas-Cooper discovered the "demonic power of sex," and we casually attempted to nail the meaning of love. Freddie asked for a subtler rom-com formula while Josh Freedman dumped his girl by the numbers. Elswhere, Daniel Estrin followed an Israeli matrimonial detective around Eastern Europe, as Natasha Lennard revealed the pain of proving it to the feds.
After we paged through the poetry of Robert Graves and James Merrill for the occasion, readers recoiled at the ranking of poets in general. After Katie Boo divulged her pleasure reading, readers offered more thoughts on the show COPS, a genre of its own. Cass Sunstein introduced some social mores to combat obesity, Brodie Smith breezed through the MHB, and we glanced out at West Hollywood for the VFYW.
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Wednesday on the Dish, Andrew took apart Rubio's dogmatic and hypocritical rejoinder to the SOTU and responded to readers' thoughts on the president's remarks. He revisited the Gitmo question and spared a moment to reckon our mortality on Ash Wednesday. Later, Andrew poured another drink with Hitch as they discussed the ever-present specter of fanaticism, and pointed Canadian readers to a new pub named after his old friend.
In political coverage, we rounded up more reax to the SOTU as well as Rubio's lame follow-up, before digging deep into Obama's proposal for universal pre-K. After Bouie brought up the GOP's real immigration problem, readers took on conventional wisdom on boosting minimum wage, which Mark Perry pushed back on here. Bernstein called the Hagel nomination the latest in a mondo-filibuster, readers were boggled by James Inhofe's latest sermon on U.S. foreign policy, and Armin Rosen toured a new site for real development in Palestine.
Meanwhile, we debated the death sentence in democracies, Nassim Taleb cautioned us not to overestimate the new era of Big Data, and George Packer insisted that we shouldn't confuse our own bodily decay with the world's at large. Benjamin Dueholm explored the Pope's remarks on economic justice as Gregory Clark described the best methodology to study social mobility.
In assorted news and views, John Gruber traced the history of the printed-*cough* and Peter Elbow suggested academia hurts our writing more than its helps. We once again got a message to burn after texting and toyed with a new program that can rebuild languages lost. Elsewhere, we looked at the Lama bubble as Shafer asked for another plate of mustang. We rose early at St. John the Divine in New York City for the VFYW, stood before the Pope for the Face of the Day, and grooved point-by-point through the MHB.
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People have been talking about Obama's new swagger. I can see that in this speech, but I don't see an aggressive partisan attack.
— Andrew Sullivan (@sullydish) February 13, 2013
Tuesday on the Dish, Andrew spent the night live-blogging the State of the Union. Blog reax here, tweet reax here and meme of the night here. Earlier, he sighed at what might have been of Benedict XVI's reign, and pressed further on the implications of a Pope stepping down. He also compared the outgoing pontiff with St. Gregory the Great, and took on readers' criticism of his take on what lies next for Ratzinger. Later, Andrew unmasked the Dish's cartoonist, Terry Colon, and our special teams, Chas Danner, and updated everyone on the first few days of the new indie Dish experiment.
In political news, James Inhofe wonderfully articulated the stance of the American Christianists looking to divinize our foreign policy, Sam Tanenhaus linked the far right with the doctrines of John C. Calhoun, and the Consumer Protection Bureau went to bat for college students. Enten raised his eyebrow at Rubio's 2016 chances, while Larison claimed it's still too early to call. Meanwhile, we charted the theft of human life caused by gun violence, Kate Sheppard revealed the climate-benefits of fewer work hours and The Economist took social mobility down a peg.
Then we took a tour of the high seas with actual pirates as William Prochnau, Osnos reported the cost of anti-corruption to China's economy, and Laura Parker found little evidence for the mythical "secure border." Finally, we bummed out that the correction of the day wasn't genuine news for the Alaskan Esther as Megan McCloskey corrected Phil Bronstein's veteran-insurance blunder in Esquire.
In assorted news and views, we sampled deep-friend deep-space scallops, Alex Knapp unearthed more evidence at the scene of dinosaurs' demise and Nicola Twilley made the case for cheap, fence-free animal herding. Paula Marantz Cohen praised literature-as-textbooks and Kelley Vlahos shook her head at thee persistence of must-cringe TV. Oriana Aragón and Rebecca Dyer explained the urge to squeeze that kitten to death, and posted more views from your blizzard here.
For another tricky VFYW contest, we breathed the open air of Castillo San Cristobal in San Juan, Puerto Rico and reconsidered the benefits of joining the Super Adventure Club for the MHB before we looked over Ojai, California in the VFYW.
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Monday on the Dish, in the wake of the Pope's resignation, Andrew articulated the tragedy of Benedict XVI and his failure to restore faith through reason, before asking where the man will end up next. He dug up clips from Hitch's dogged pursuit of justice against this Herr Ratzinger and his underlings, as well as his own appraisal of Benedict's "Deus Caritas Est." Later Andrew noted the outgoing Pope's disquieting (and suspicious) obsession with homosexuality, wondered why the Pope would duck out at this precise moment, and doubted if we'll ever know the extent of his involvement with the Church's cover up of child rape.
Elsewhere, Joseph Komonchak raised the significance of Ratzinger's leaving rather than dying a Pope and Russell D. Moore applauded his common cause with evangelicals, while George Weigel also found it a strange time to exit stage left. We gathered reax to Benedict's resignation, from commentators and readers alike, then rounded up thoughts on who might come next, where he might be found, and how he'll be chosen.
In non-papal news, Bill Becker asked the president to treat global warming as his Great Depression as we tried to pinpoint when Obama's healthcare law will take a bite of his base. Phil Bronstein traced bin Laden's demise back to his shooter's teenage heartache, and marijuana farming devastated the environment in California.
In assorted coverage, Chris Moody filed a must-read on Florida's rugged hunters and headless pythons, Mathew Ingram called Andrew and Amanda Palmer birds of a feather while Nicholas Carr didn't grade Google Scholar very generously. Alyssa Rosenberg and Kirby Dick shed light on sexual abuse in the armed forces, David Foster Wallace said a good word for puppy love and Eric Jaffe projected a future without traffic lights.
After VFYW in Clintondale, New York, we quenched our thirst for a MHB, broke out more reader emails on the Dish as a business venture, and spent a moment with a recipient of the Medal of Honor.
Last weekend on the Dish, we provided our usual eclectic mix of cultural, religious, and books coverage.
In matters of faith, doubt, and philosophy, Daniel Siedell praised Cézanne's affirmation of creation, Brett McCracken contemplated joy, and Justin E.H. Smith turned to Emerson to explain his faith. Reinhold Niebuhr explained why real saints have a sense of humor, Mark Rowland meditated on how play is what makes life meaningful, Will Willimon argued that fiction lets us see God in the mundane, and Alain de Botton outlined our changing view of virtue. Adam Gopnik described how Galileo saw a heavenless sky, Ben Myers applauded Origen's approach to deciphering the Bible, Suzanne Klingenstein connected scientific discovery to the Biblical myth of creation, and Scott Aikin and Robert Talisse critiqued the Stoic approach to life.
In literary coverage, Elizabeth Gilbert appreciated the writing life, William Faulkner named the best day job for a writer, and Preeti Chhibber taught us how to handle crying over a book in public. The poet Allen Ginsberg tried his hand at photography, Rowan Hisayo Buchanan found herself transfixed by Anne Sexton's tale of a modern Rapunzel, and Peter Popham claimed Geoffrey Hill as a great, under-read poet. Amazon moved toward selling used e-books, Stephen Greenblatt and Joseph Leo Koerner defended a dead language, and Kenneth Goldsmith stood up for "Uncreative Writing," a course he teaches at the University of Pennsylvania. Read Saturday's poem here and Sunday's here.
In assorted news and views, readers provided their views of this weekend's blizzard, an Alberta-based reader responded with some local perspective on the continuing Keystone fight, Stephen Lacey saw how much money is wasted on the weekends in office buildings, and Jordana Rothman surveyed the current market for "flairtending." A new study found that mixing diet soda with alcohol gets you drunker, Greg Beato profiled a Las Vegas anesthesiologist turned hangover specialist, Paul Miller discovered dating is difficult without the Internet, and Amanda Hess reacted to the new Facebook app, "Bang With Friends." MHBs here and here, FOTDs here and here, VFYWs here and here, and the latest window contest here.


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The Chinooks paddled in to Point Ellice and brought the Corps food when their own boats could not manage the turbulent Columbia. Lewis and Clark praised the Chinooks' skill and beautifully crafted canoes, then stole one on their way home.
The Corps of Discovery was the vanguard of a steadily increasing flow of traders, both from sea and inland. Within a few years, white people established trading posts in Astoria and in Vancouver. They pushed the Chinooks deeper inland and brought with them disease, including smallpox, malaria, and measles, wiping out almost 90 percent of the tribe. Where Lewis and Clark and their men once drifted down the Columbia past the fires of hundreds of Chinookan villages, now all that was left were abandoned longhouses and hastily dug graves.
To survive, the Chinooks married into other tribes and lived in insulated pockets where they could still fish and carry out their traditions as much as possible. One of these pockets of Chinooks was, and still is, the town of Bay Center, Washington.
It is still a Chinook stronghold, although many of the younger generation have moved away. At its peak, over a third of Bay Center's inhabitants were Chinook. Charles Cultee, the Clatsop whose stories Frank Boas transcribed in 1894 in the book Chinook Texts, was one of the Indians who lived in a cabin along the beach. Phillip Hawk's father, John Hawks, was another. Phillip was the last Chinook born in the village. His family moved up the hill to Bay Center when he was 5 or 6 years old and enrolled him in school. That's when he learned to speak English.
Phillip is in his mid-80s now, but still strong from fishing crab and oysters and from his daily walks along the beach and through the swamp of cattails near the old Chinook village site. Walking today, we pass the carcass of a bear. We pass where the orchards used to be. We pass posts that once held up boardwalks through the swamp. Finally we come to the old village site on Willapa Bay, plotted out long ago so that people could walk out of their houses be at work immediately harvesting oysters. These days the beach is covered with spartina, an invasive weed from China that was carried in the bilge water of passing ships. The spartina chokes out the sweetgrass used by Chinooks in making baskets. The sweet, small native oysters are nearly gone, too, muscled out by the vigorous Pacific oysters seeded by Japanese fishermen.
The village site is grown over by alder and underbrush. Phillip shows us the plots that belonged to his family, the Cultees, and the Chinook minister. Cabins without electricity or running water sat in each plot. By the 1930s, the Chinooks abandoned most of the cabins for land on the Quinault reservation or houses with electricity in Bay Center. The last Chinook to live in the village, an elderly bachelor and one of the few Indians who could drive a car in Bay Center at the time, abandoned his cabin in 1953
We also see the corner post of an old Shaker church. Many of the Indians at Bay Center were Shakers. Tony Johnson explains that Shakers believed people didn't need Bibles, they could talk directly to God — a belief that dovetailed smoothly with American Indian tradition.
The Chinook Nation is not federally recognized, which is a sore point with the Chinooks.
Council chairman Gary Johnson says that the tribe has always been recognized and shouldn't have to apply for recognition. He points to the Halbert Decision of 1934 that granted land allotments to Chinooks and other tribal nations, and he notes that members of the tribe had received fishing rights for years. In 1967, the Bureau of Indian Affairs unilaterally delisted about 100 tribes, including the Chinooks, saying that they didn't have reservations and therefore weren't official tribes. (Later, the Sammish tribe claimed that the delisting was illegal and had its recognition re-instated.) In 1978, the Bureau of Indian Affairs established a Branch of Acknowledgement and Research to approve the recognition of tribes, and the Chinooks began a 23-year process to regain recognition.
At last, on January 3, 2001, the Chinook Nation was formally re-recognized. The tribe was elated. On the 89th day of the appeal period, the Quinault Tribe filed an appeal, saying that the Chinooks hadn't followed the correct procedures in applying for recognition. Gary says that over half of the Quinault reservation's allotments are held by Chinooks, and that federal recognition of the Chinooks was a threat to Quinault control of the reservation and its resources, including its casino.The appeals court reaffirmed the Chinooks' recognition, but the appeal still had to be approved once again by the Department of the Interior.
By now, President George W. Bush had succeeded President Bill Clinton and appointed a new Secretary of the Interior, Gale Norton. Rather than simply approving the judge's confirmation of the tribe's recognition, the Secretary subjected the appeal to a full review. The tribe was on pins and needles, but became optimistic when Gary Johnson and his wife were invited to a luncheon at the White House to commemorate tribal involvement with Lewis and Clark's Corps of Discovery. Two days later the tribe received word that their recognition was denied.


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In attempt to assess the peculiarities of development of human resources in contemporary public administration, this paper analyses these peculiarities from the perspective of change of public administration paradigm, emphasizing the interrelation of Classic (traditional) and the New Public Administration (New Public Management) in contemporary public administration and the increasingly gaining ground model of New Governance. Taking into account the fact, that nowadays international organizations, primarily the United Nations, play an increasing role in shaping the trends of human resource development, the paper refers to different studies published by the United Nations.
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Rocky's been with us for three weeks now.
He and Luci are bonding rather nicely. They go every where and do every thing together. He even goes with us on our nightly walks through the neighborhood. If I don't take him, he sits at the front door and whines the entire time we are gone. Drives Hubby crazy.
Luci's doing a great job helping us potty train him.
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Rocky wants to eat Luci's big dog food. Luci wants to eat Rocky's puppy chow.
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Overall, he's a pretty good little boy. But there's one thing that I can count on him to do 100% of the time if I leave him alone. He will pull my dish towels off the rack in the kitchen. He'll pull my pajamas off the hook in the bedroom. He'll pull the belt off Hubby's bathrobe. He'll pull the belt off my bathrobe. He's been known to drag the bathroom rug into the den. He took one of my stuffed bears off the bench at the top of the stairs. He didn't hurt the bear – just took off all the bear's clothes.
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This rad cover of "Sexy And I Know It" by LMFAO is currently blowing up the internet and blowing ladies' minds. Turns out this guy looks a lot like me, and he is from South Carolina where I lived for many, many years. I am starting to wonder if we are long lost twins… and […]
The internet is heating up over the upcoming Britney Spears album Femme Fatale. While educating myself on the latest Britney news I become aware of something that slipped under my radar. Oh how I wish it had stayed there.
Did you know that Britney Spears was the top selling female artist of the last decade?
Just take a minute to let that sink in. With 100 million albums sold Britney Spears topped artists like Beyonce, Kelly Clarkson, Norah Jones, Pink, and Carrie Underwood.
Now to be fair, her success really only challenges my faith in humanity. It is clear that Britney's questionable parenting techniques and unique hair decisions kept her in the public eye enough to spur album sales throughout an entire decade. That isn't exactly shocking in a world where Ke$ha has multiple hit singles. Even though this fact blows my mind it is really just another reminder that we are a broken, broken people.
As far as God is concerned, it is just a reminder that the G-man has one wicked sense of humor.


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Pet Adoption Video Makes Compelling Case For Older Cats
November is Adopt-a-Senior-Pet Month, and to commemorate the occasion, Multnomah County Animal Services in Oregon put together a clever advertisement encouraging potential adopters to consider an older cat over a kitten.
Younger animals are typically the first to find homes, leaving many older animals to wallow and wait. But, as this video points out, when it comes to picking the right pet, there are certain advantages to choosing age over youth.
Visit the Humane Society or your local animal shelter to learn more about adopting a senior pet.


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I've been alluding to a recent "large project" and here it is! No more disgusting, moss ridden, droopy tile roof, sans gutters with water splashing all over the ruined siding – we're all 35 year asphalt and gutters, baby!
AWESOME, right??? Especially awesome is the other side of the house where the eaves were majorly drooping. No more saggy eaves for us!
Also, the chimney 'box' was totally rotten, so they ripped off a bunch exposing the stove pipe. I quite like the look and we plan on adding 'stone work' when we re-do the siding. I'll also paint the 'corbola' triangle bracey t hings on this side white to match teh trim. Can you picture it? Dusty blue house with white trim? It's going to be so lovely….. some day. For now it is at least DRY!


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When your stomach starts talkin' and your tastebuds start tinglin' for a classic slice of meaty, cheesy goodness, we know you're not craving any old pizza near Appling You want a delicious pizza with a robust tomato sauce, perfectly diced pepperoni, heaping piles of mozzarella and cheddar cheese, and a golden-brown crust that's crunchy, crispy, and chewy—all at the same time. You want to take a bite out of the perfect pizza. You want Domino's.
At Domino's near Appling, we make it quick and simple to get the fast, fresh pizza your hunger craves. Order your pizza at the Domino's nearest you, give us a call, or place your pizza order online!
Get started by selecting your favorite crust. Choose from a hand-tossed crust that's overflowing with buttery flavor, a crispy thin crust, a pan crust featuring two delicious layers of cheese, or even a gluten-free pizza crust! And then, select your sauce and start loading up on the pizza toppings of your choice. Whether you can't get enough grilled chicken and roasted veggies or you adore a savory blend of banana peppers, mushrooms, and pepperoni, you can be sure your nearest Domino's has it all.
With over 34 million different ways to make a single Domino's pizza, you can be sure we've got a slice for any taste. Build your own pizza from scratch or choose from one of our specialty pizzas, like the ever popular Buffalo Chicken, Pacific Veggie, or Ultimate Pepperoni and have it delivered hot and fresh to your doorstep, fast!
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LS2 Strobe Solid Modular Sunshield Motorcycle Helmet Review
LS2 Strobe Solid Modular Sunshield Motorcycle Helmet is the pioneer helmet brand in the market. Most of the motorcycle riders in the world like this brand. This brand comes to the market recently or available in the market on August 28, 2015. Even though, it is remarkable to the users for its unique features. It is as like as traditional helmet available in the market. But it is famous because of its ease of good usability. After all, it offers features that will cost you twice expect to find in helmets. The all-metal locking system works smoothly and ensures secure closure for security. It begins with a key that is easy to find and easy to operate, even when wearing thick winter gloves.
To provide excellent protection; the helmet must fit your head to perfection. Particular attention should pay to the shell shape design. Even materials to cut the effects of a possible impact. It is the key getting a perfect fit to your head from outside to inside. As well as, the shell configuration of EPS liner, this should match the human head shape carefully.
LS2 Visors are allowing 3d visual exact " class A" polycarbonate. Especially relevant, with a space-age polymer with high resistant to impact. It avoids distortion and most clarity.
LS2 Strobe Solid Modular Sunshield Motorcycle Helmet feature dynamic flow-through ventilation. It is fully adjustable intake ports. Vented EPS works with the rear spoiler. As well as, exhaust ports is to create a constant, light flow of air helping to keep the rider cool and comfort.
Why should I buy this product?
Although there are many types of helmets on the market, the strobe LS2 is, should buy several reasons into consideration. A fresh look also comes with all the features that you protect well to ensure. It is easy to clean, also has dual-Sun Guard comes and to allow adequate air circulation with several openings.
Feature at a Glance of LS2 Strobe Solid Modular Sunshield Motorcycle Helmet
- Shell material is composite pp. It's lightweight and aerodynamic features cut into the blow. As a result, it keeps the rider relaxed and causes less fatigue.
- Due to having the drop down sun shields built-in with dual protection method, it supports to preserve from the sun's ray.
- The liner is completely movable and washable so that you can keep it fresh as the new one.
- Maintain the rider cool from heat by adjustable flow-through ventilation. But, together it allows blocking the breeze when it's cold.
- DOT approved. The strap is easy to on and off and quick release for a protected fit.
Things We Liked
- Aerodynamic shape
- Scratch resistant face shield
- The model is an intermediate oval fit
- The helmet is a system of double sun shield
- Good quality for the price
Things We Didn't Like
- The Price is more expensive
Que: The face shield helmet LS2 has two small holes about 3/16 "diameter with transparent plastic caps on them. What are these holes?
Ans: The caps are to support the PIN lock (brand name) in the anti-fog control. Most of the helmet manufacturers offer this support in your face Shields, which is very like this product, though!
Que: Is this Snell approved helmet? I can not find a helmet with a sun shield that is.
Ans: DOT approved, I'm sure in this helmet, but it is not approved, Snell. It had hit a large rock my sights and only a small scratch. In fact, the headliner is strong.
Que: It is part of the removable bottom, or just positioning upwards?
Ans: No, it only increases and is a well-made helmet.
Que: Does anyone it comes in the rain to wear? If so, how is it?
Ans: In the rain One of the best helmets I had done great.
Que: Are there pockets of speakers in the helmet liner strobe? Should I buy one size larger than I wear?
Ans: There are holes in the speakers, but to talk about the measure. Despite what the seller said, I have found that they tend to run small. I usually wear a Shoei GT-Air in XL and got an XL LS2 for modular, but it was way too small. It ended up being a Shoei Neotec and gave the LS2 my wife (usually an L.) But like anything, YMMV.
Final word
LS2 Strobe Solid Modular Sunshield Motorcycle Helmet built with a system of double sun shield, so get the sun protection you want. And you can get more quickly to light when a tunnel or a darker area enter. The sun visor of the helmet is smoothly offering ease of use and less wind noise. The face shield is optically correct, scratch resistant. And it has the lining wicks moisture and the technical fabric is removable and washable.
It is a motorcycle helmet built for motorcyclists when you go to Alaska Highway tour or work. 3D laser cutting foam padding ensures a secure and comfortable fit. And the rapid freeing strap makes it easy to get up and down. The kinetic polycarbonate alloy (KPA) is the aerodynamic envelope and is fully adjustable ventilation. Strobe LS2 is so comfortable that you forget you have it on. This model has an intermediate oval fit. The modular strobe LS2 has a 5-year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. In conclusion, most of the faithful users of this helmet are satisfied with their buying and love to suggest it to others.


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Juvenile Training - Education Law and Advocacy
Date / Time:September 25, 2019 - 11:15am - 12:45pm
Event Type:
Court Improvement
Juvenile Training - Education Law and Advocacy
Sponsored by:
Davidson County Juvenile Court and the Tennessee Administrative Office of the Courts, Court Improvement Program
Approved for 1.5 general hours of CLE credit.
The training will be held at:
Davidson County Juvenile Court
Courtroom D
Nashville, TN 37213
There is no cost to attend.
If you require an accommodation and/or have special needs because of a qualified disability, have questions or need additional information, please contact: Daun Donyes, CIP Administrative Assistant by email at email@example.com or by phone at (615) 741-2687
Davidson County Juvenile Court
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Some fans in Tampa on Sunday were not happy when the gig became political.
Amy Schumer read an open letter addressed to those who walked out of her Tampa show on Sunday, while on stage at Madison Square Garden last night.
On Sunday around 200 audience members had left her show mid-way, after she made a joke about Donald Trump, calling him an "orange, sexual-assaulting, fake-college-starting monster".
Amy Schumer has addressed those who walked out of her Tampa show after a Donald Trump joke
"I've written an open letter to Tampa and I'd like to read it tonight," she began, according to People.
"Dearest Tampa, I'm sorry you didn't want me, a comedian who talks about what she believes in, to mention the biggest thing going on in our country right now."
More: Amy Schumer Dissing Trump Causes Some Fans To Walk Out Of Florida Gig
"How could I think it was OK to spend five minutes having a peaceful conversation with someone with different views?" she continued.
"After the show, I want you to know that I will go straight to a rehab facility that will teach me how to make all people happy.
"Both the rich, entitled, white people who are gonna vote for him and the very poor people — who've been tricked into it!
"And Tampa, I'm so sorry. I shouldn't have said that he was an orange, sexual-assaulting, fake-college-starting monster."
The comedian then added: "Shouldn't have said that. I will never again say that he is an orange, sexual-assaulting, fake-college-starting monster!"
More: Amy Schumer Is The Most Dangerous Celebrity To Search For In 2016
Schumer also addressed the Tampa walk out before Tuesday night's show, posting on Instagram that tonight's gig would be "squeaky clean."
She wrote: "And so are these gals! @rachelfeinstein @marknormand and I are putting on a squeaky clean show #msg #tampaapologytour."
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"What Kind of Jacket Should I Wear for Fall?"
Fall is a wonderful time, especially (in my opinion) if you live in an area where the leaves turn gorgeous colors of red and purple, you can visit apple orchards, pick your own pumpkin from a patch if you're so inclined, and wear some cozy cardigans. The one thing that sometimes baffles me about Fall is what kind of jacket to wear. It's waaaay too early for heavy winter jackets.
My answer to the question is the same answer to "What kind of jacket do I wear for Spring?" and that answer is: trench coats! I especially like the longer, belted trench coats. There are a surprising amount of variations, though. Even more surprising? There are plenty trench coats under $50.00, yay.
You could splurge and buy a really expensive trench coat, planning to wear it year after year… But I know that I tend to want something new every year, so I don't get splurgey about most of my coats. Of course, there was one year that I bought a really great burgundy and black pea coat from American Eagle and I wore it for years – and now my MOM wears it.
Style Tip: Trench coat's don't have to be beige, although it's a very nice and neutral choice. Find the coat that suits your personality but that ALSO will match enough of the clothing you wear in the fall.
Clockwise from left: Women's Belted Trench Coat from Old Navy $50, Twill Trench Coat from Forever 21 $20, Self Esteem® Plaid Trench Coat from Kohl's on sale $22 (Edit: Sold Out!) Try: Boucle Trench Coat $50, Loyer.mod Button-detail Trench Coat from Yesstyle.com $40, Celli Girl Plaid Trench Coat from Yesstyle.com $50


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Rickson Chew is a hobbyist photographer, based in the Philippines, who loves to shoot rays of light with a mixture of strong and vivid colors… while listening to music.
A creative director, graphic artist, web designer/programmer, software engineer and IT consultant by profession still, he finds time to bring out his gears and take pictures of the busy streets in Manila.
He's been taking photos for fashion, portraits and landscape but what he loves the most is events photography; may it be weddings, corporate, parties or concert/gigs. To name a few, the bands he covered are: Queso, Greyhoundz, Slapshock, Wilabaliw, Kjwan, Razorback, General Luna, Pedicab, Paranoid City, Mayonnaise, Turbo Goth, Identikit, Tether, Never the Strangers, Bagetsafonik, Midnight Meetings, Ciudad, Pumping Pluto, Charlie Lim and a whole lot more.
On his busy days, he design and develop websites for a living. He started coding at the age of 13 and never stopped from there on. He worked for several respected companies and collaborated with very creative people. With that, he was able to work with one of the most prestigious companies in the world – The Walt Disney Company.
In 2012, he founded Lomograpika Design Studio – A contemporary and collaborative design creatives based in the Philippines who specializes in web design and development, graphic and logo design, information graphics, illustrations, branding, SEO and photography.
Aside from doing his day job and taking photos, during his spare time, he draw doodles and paints in his pocket notebook.
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Dec. 2 (UPI) -- Saturday Night Live lampooned U.S. President Donald Trump's recent trip to Argentina for the G20 summit.
This weekend's edition of the sketch comedy show opened with Alec Baldwin returning to his role of Trump for the first time since he was arrested last month for allegedly punching a man in a dispute over a parking spot. The actor denied the allegation.
Baldwin referenced the incident when -- as Trump -- he complained about special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russians to manipulate voters in the 2016 presidential election.
"I haven't been this upset since I flipped out over that parking space," Baldwin as Trump quipped.
Saturday's sketch also saw Ben Stiller play Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen, while Kate McKinnon played former New York City mayor and current Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani, Cecily Strong played first lady Melania Trump, Beck Bennett played Russian President Vladimir Putin and Fred Armisen played Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
It showed Trump upset over the friendship between Putin and Salman -- who shared an enthusiastic high five at the summit -- then ended with the group singing a parody of "Don't Cry For Me Argentina" from the biographical musical Evita.
"Don't cry for me Argentina. The truth is I'm very guilty. Some little no-no's and maybe treason. But I kept my promise. Oops, no I didn't," Baldwin as Trump sang.
"Don't cry for us Argentina," the characters sang, with Strong's Melania Trump, adding, "The truth is I barely know him."
"All through our wild days," chimed in Putin and Salman.
"My mad existence," crooned Giuliani.
"It's just a witch hunt," offered Cohen.
"And we're all witches," the group concluded.
The video had about 500,000 views on YouTube as of Sunday morning.


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Actress Nargis Fakhri has reportedly left the Indian film industry and the reason behind this is her rumoured boyfriend Uday Chopra. Apparently, Uday called off his marriage with Nargis, which led to the actress leaving the country.
Uday and Nargis were rumoured to be dating, and the "Azhar" actress had planned to announce her wedding plans as well. But Uday's denial came as a big shock to the actress, who suffered a major nervous breakdown, DNA reported.
A source told the leading daily that Nargis left "Azhar" and "Housefull 3" promotions midway and left for New York overnight. Her third film "Banjo," starring Riteish Deshmukh, is also facing issues as the makers have not completed the shooting of the film.
"The Azhar team was stumped when Nargis told them she was suffering from an injury and couldn't promote the film. But a friend of the actress says that she has had a nervous breakdown and she had packed her bags and left for her hometown (New York City)! She told her close friends that she was not in the state of mind to work and needed to get out of the country. She also told the producers of 'Banjo' that she would adjust the dates and will shoot when she's back. With 97 per cent of the film complete and just some patchwork left, the producers are scratching their heads about what to do," DNA quoted a source as saying.
Nargis informed people that she needs a month or two to recover. Uday had proposed to her earlier, but that time she wanted to focus on her career. However, now she wants to get hitched and Uday refused. Nargis had a huge fight with the "Dhoom" actor, suffered a nervous breakdown and left for New York, DNA quoted an insider as saying.
"I don't think she wants to return and will pursue some other career in the US," a source close to the actress revealed.


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It is often debated whether life imitates art or vice versa. But a new multi-media initiative by the National Ageing Research Institute (NARI) is using the art of film to inform and project life's realities.
Moving pictures is a collaboration between NARI and Curtin University, who produced 15 short movies in five different languages to combat low dementia literacy rates among Tamil, Hindi, Cantonese, Mandarin and Arabic communities.
The films are aimed at carers and the elderly alike. In all, 57 families and 19 service providers in Melbourne, Sydney and Perth were involved in the production of the films. The Moving Pictures website also features a number of comic books designed in conjunction with the films.
"The reality is that there is limited awareness about dementia and that is resulting in delayed diagnosis, poorer prognosis, and a higher burden of care on families and health systems," said Dr Bianca Brijnath, director of social gerontology from NARI.
Aged Care Insite spoke with Brijnath ahead of the launch.
Find all the videos and comics here.Do you have an idea for a story?
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In a perfect world, you would always be able to ensure that any language translation you require is completed well within the deadlines you face. After all, this means you do not have to stress about such issues and you can help reduce the risk of any problems occurring. However, we do not reside inRead More »Read More


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Botnets are a major source of evil on the Internet, from spam, phishing attacks, virus propagation and denial-of-service attacks to the stealing of financial information and other illegal activity. Does disbanding them raise legal and ethical implications?
It's now fifteen years since that movie sequel appeared. In 2006, the most primitive Skynet botnets are already quite powerful, even if theyve got a long ways to go before becoming self-aware. Today they're also one of the greatest sources of evil on the Internet. Theyre strong and growing, although their growth is often proportional to the announcement of new major vulnerabilities and viruses that exploit them. Theyre nowhere near as powerful or intelligent as Skynet yet, but give it time. Botnets barely existed just three or four years ago, but they have grown dramatically and are highly flexible in the number of criminal and evil things they can do. In another fifteen years, they might be ready.
What is a botnet? Today it's an illegal collection of hundreds, thousands, tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of compromised computers all being controlled with a common infrastructure. There's even one case where a real botnet was found with about 1.5 million machines under one person's control. Incredible. According to Symantec's latest Internet Threat Report, 26% of all bot-infected computers are also located in the United States - making it the number one source of bots. These are most often home computers with viruses or web servers with buggy software that are compromised and then linked together for evil purposes. Theyre usually controlled from a central location as well, providing a single point of failure, but as peer-to-peer botnets are developed the ability to fight this evil will certainly change.
Spam botnets
I started writing this column on a topic near and dear to everyones heart: spam. Three years ago spam was a real nuisance to everyone, but it wasnt really a security issue - except for email-borne viruses that were starting to use social engineering to convince people to click on them. How things have changed in a few short years.
I first thought about some security issues with email:
- viruses and Trojans still use spam-like social engineering
- phishing emails for online banking information are now common and do fool people
- stock promotion scams do impact the markets
- PayPal and eBay email scams also do fool people and steal real information
- other social engineering scams, from promises of nude celebrity pictures to the latest World Cup results, often do contain a virus or lead to a website that will give you a virus.
- "click here to unsubscribe" scams will indeed give you more spam, viruses and phishing scams
- spoofed From: addresses use legitimate domain names, making filtering more difficult.
I started to realize that one big source of the problem is actually the botnets now being used to send out spam. They're the transport (and sometimes hosting) mechanism. Since any computer on the Internet is allowed to send mail (1), a botnet is an ideal vehicle for spammers to avoid getting shut down. (1 - Many ISPs now block port 25, which is an excellent trend.) You can even rent botnets by the hour for this very purpose. We have to address the botnet issue if were ever going to combat spam, phishing scams, and other email-related security issues. Filtering and SPF just isn't going to cut it.
Botnets are a major source of Internet evil
Botnets also do much more harm than just send out spam and phishing scams, however. In aggregate they are often used for denial-of-service attacks and extortion against legitimate companies, Google and Yahoo advertising click fraud, and more - such as hosting phishing sites. When the same botnet sends out phishing emails and hosts the phishing site, youve got one-stop shopping. The computer hosting the next Citibank or credit union fraud might be tracked down to your Uncle Bob, who just got a new computer for Christmas but he didn't apply all the security patches fast enough.
Botnets received some good coverage in an excellent article in the Washington Post recently (including accidental disclosure of the botnet owner's tiny home town) because their operators can earn significant money when they install sleazy spyware on all the bots under their control. The bot software (usually, a type of Trojan with keylogger capabilities too) often plays a dual role, stealing the unaware users passwords, banking information, and credit card numbers. While we think of the danger botnets pose to the Internet as a whole, we must also remember these computers are being used in peoples homes. Therefore we can assume that the software is stealing the users private data as well - in addition to his computers bandwidth and resources.
Theres no legitimate purpose for a botnet. And they are now an amplifier for much of the evil on the Internet. A few of them have been shut down by law enforcement (including the one that was first thought to have a population of 100,000, but actually controlled 1.5 million machines!), but most remain. Some have tens or hundreds of thousands of machines under a single person's control. A few of them are being hunted by well-meaning people, but most are unabated. Most people secure their own borders and leave the wild west quite alone. Most people say, "Its not my problem." Well, it is.
Legal and ethical issues
If you found some Trojan bot software on your parent's computer, stealing their credit card information and distributing viruses, would you just wipe the computer, reinstall, and leave it at that? Has it become your problem yet? Would you analyze the botnet, log in yourself as a bot and see if you can disable its command and control center? Is there any point in helping thousands of people along the way?
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The Cult of Lip: Right Now 7″ EP (Mpls Ltd, 2016)July 13, 2016 at 11:28 pm | Posted in Reviews | Leave a comment
Flying saucer indie with gliding guitars and reverb-y vocals which is still punk enough to cram 5 tracks onto a 7″ (to be fair, "Afternoon" is just a brief synth glimmer in between two songs). Sounds dazed as hell, but still focused enough to tear through asteroids at breakneck speed. Every song tries out different warped guitar effects, with the B-side heading closer to MBV braintwisting. Super refreshing to hear something this wacked out and spacey but also incredibly energetic. You are going to listening to this right now over at Bandcamp.
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