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In the 1940s, Tom Breneman was one of the kings of radio. His morning show, best known as "Breakfast in Hollywood" though it changed titles a few times, was a hit and ran on three different networks nationwide. The set-up of the show was spontaneous, involving famous guest stars (even Orson Welles appeared) and lively audience participation.
In 1945, at the peak of the show's success, Breneman decided to produce a film to capitalize on his radio popularity. Starring as himself, the host of the radio show, Breneman enlisted a number of Hollywood stars to play audience members in the film.
The day begins in Los Angeles and these audience members wake with excitement, preparing to spend a fun-filled morning at Breneman's restaurant, where the show was broadcast from.
When they all make it to the show, some of them are picked out by Breneman to be interviewed on air, so the viewer gets to learn more about them. Also shown are a few outside scenarios connected to the audience members, such as one woman's cheating husband whose plans with his mistress run into many obstacles. The film also follows the after-show events of the day for some of the characters.
Harold D. Schuster directs this ensemble tale from a story crafted by Earl Baldwin.
In terms of quality of the Mill Creek print, there are some flaws to the picture, but it isn't extremely distorted. The sound quality is decent, somewhat muffled and crackly but not too bad. For a public domain film, Breakfast in Hollywood is more than watchable; the quality falls near the middle of the spectrum in comparison to other films in the set.
Breakfast in Hollywood is worth watching for the music alone; it's got Nat King Cole, for cryin' out loud! Spike Jones and Andy Russell also perform. My personal favorite songs here include "Hedda Hopper's Hats" performed by Spike Jones and His City Slickers and "Solid Potato Salad" by The King Cole Trio (which is the first song to be performed in the film).
Fantastic music aside, there are a lot of great actors in Breakfast in Hollywood. Bonita Granville, Beulah Bondi, Billie Burke and Zasu Pitts are among the film's cast. Even Hedda Hopper makes an appearance!
Bonita Granville and her character's tale of searching for her fiancé are probably the most endearing of the intertwining storylines, but all of these actors are fun to watch.
As for Breneman, this film makes it easy to see why he was such a popular radio host. He's got a pleasant disposition and his banter with the audience members as he interviews them is often very witty, making the film even more fun to watch.
He isn't just a charismatic radio host, either — he takes a personal interest in the audience members who are facing struggles.
As for the story, it's kind of creaky, as is somewhat expected since this is a film based on a non-narrative radio program. Overall, though, the individual stories of the many characters are interesting to watch as they play out.
The writer made the smart decision of connecting the characters only by their presence at this radio program rather than trying to over-complicate things. The film would have seemed like it was trying too hard to make the jump from radio show to complex narrative had it been written differently.
Breakfast in Hollywood is a nice watch. It has lovable characters portrayed by wonderful actors, a few great musical numbers and is generally a lot of fun. The score: 4/5


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Links to recorded webinars on topics related to the issue of ex-offender reentry.
As part of its partnership with the Corporation for National and Community Service, NCPC is hosting a series of webinars about the issue of ex-offender reentry. The series has been targeted to sites participating in the Weed and Seed/AmeriCorps*VISTA Reentry Inititative. Recorded versions of these webinars can be accessed by clicking on the individual session titles below.
- AmeriCorps*VISTA / Weed and Seed Prisoner Reentry Initiatives
- Presenter Alvin Atkinson, Director of the Center for Community Safety of Winston-Salem State University, highlights the effective practices and efforts of four Weed and Seed/AmeriCorps*VISTA Reentry Initiative sites. The initiative's partnerships, critical capacity-building roles, accomplishments, and reentry benchmarks are featured.
- Child Support and Reentry
- Previously incarcerated persons face a host of problems, barriers, and challenges once released from incarceration. Among the most daunting can be the collateral consequences associated with Child Support issues. Child Support arrearages can be five figure obligations that can stymie the most skilled and ready among us upon release.
- Educating the Public About Reentry
- Felix Mata, Baltimore City Ex-Offender Initiative, and Michelle Boykins, NCPC, address one of the core challenges of reentry: educating the public about the issue and the benefits of successful reentry initiatives for public safety and the community in general.
- Employing Ex-Offenders
- Carolyn Harper, Public Private Ventures, and Roberta Meyers-Peeples, National H.I.R.E. Network, discuss how to improve employment opportunities for individuals returning home from prison. The discussion addresses ways to educate the business community about hiring this population and ways to better prepare ex-offenders for successful job placement.
- Faith-based Reentry Job Training
- Jobs Partnership Greater Washington is a 501 C 3 faith-based job training non-profit that brings churches and businesses together to train, mentor and employ the unemployed, underemployed and hard-to- employ, including the ex-offender. Presenter: Reverend Stephen Tucker
- Imprisoning Communities: How Mass Incarceration Makes Disadvantaged Neighborhoods Worse
- In this webinar presenter: Dr. Todd Clear, Professor at John Jay College at City University of New York and author "Imprisoning Communities," calls for a redirection of the mass incarceration policy he documents. He challenges society's belief that sending people to prison prevents crime. He concludes, through evidence-based analysis, that sending people to prison does not prevent crime and does, collaterally, disrupt the social structure of communities.
- Prison Entrepreneurship Program
- It is amazing what one charismatic person with a good idea and passion for that idea can do. Catherine Rohr is that person and the Prison Entrepreneurship Program (PEP) is that good idea. Rohr, a former Wall Street venture capitalist, was transformed after she accepted an invitation to visit a Texas prison and founded the PEP program to tap the entrepreneurial spirit and skills of inmates to begin the path to success and fulfillment. PEP is a rigorous, voluntary, in-prison business and life skills development curriculum focused on entrepreneurism as a way out and up for prisoners within one year of release.
- Recruiting VISTA Members for Reentry Projects
- Donna Palandro, AmeriCorps*VISTA Outreach Specialist, and Martha Fleming, CNCS State Program Specialist, discuss important topics on recruiting VISTAs, how best to utilize them to set up and administer reentry programs, and how VISTAs can recruit and manage additional volunteers.
- Reentry and Disaster Relief
- Utilizing the previously incarcerated in disaster relief efforts can be a building block to reintegration into society. The opportunity to serve and give back can be a restorative that helps the community and the individual. The presenter, Bruce Vandersanden is a VISTA supervisor, a Weed and Seed site coordinator and a Division Manager at the Sixth Judicial District Department of Correctional Services. This webinar explores the disaster response and the use of national service, ex-offenders, and the Weed and Seed strategy to respond to one of the worst challenges his community faced – the 500 year flood of Cedar Rapids Iowa in 2008.
- Reentry and Substance Abuse
- Dr. Faye Taxman leads a discussion on the challenges substance abuse treatment poses for many criminal justice systems. This discussion highlights reentry programs that offer a continuum of treatment services and accountability programming, and successful partnerships in this area.
- Reentry Funding
- Melissa Bradley, Reentry Strategies Institute, and Sharon Rabb, Campaign Consultation, Inc., address the challenge of finding funding sources that could help support a reentry initiative. The discussion includes fundraising tips and how to approach potential funders.
- Restorative Justice and Reentry
- Presenters Melanie Motel and Zach Trent share their experiences conducting a restorative justice reentry program in Vermont. Restorative Justice (as opposed to Criminal Justice) focuses on harms and consequent needs of victims, the community, and the offender; addresses the obligations that result from those harms; uses inclusive, collaborative processes; involve stakeholders, including victims, offenders, community, and society; and seeks to put right the wrongs
- The Reentry Framework
- This webinar features a close look at Reentry technology, namely the Reentry Framework of www.rjcusa.org. The presenter is David Heath who explores the Reentry Framework referral and case management system and how it can serve your community and your clients. David Heath is the CEO of Web Partner Group, a for-profit company that develops web technologies and he also directs VentureCD, a non-profit that provides information and communication technology services to the social service sector, including reentry efforts.

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National Criminal Justice Academy
The National Criminal Justice Academy will help meet prosecution (and, in the future, defense) needs for advocacy training, while at the same time creating educational and research opportunities for students and faculty at the College of Law. The National District Attorneys Association (NDAA) has elected to enter into an exclusive partnership with the University of Utah to pursue this objective, and key members of the criminal defense community are meeting to discuss how defenders can become formally involved with this project as well.
The NCJA is committed to providing hands-on training that focuses on the development of practical skills coupled with thorough, individualized feedback and evaluation of each participant's performance in the program. These training programs will be taught and designed almost entirely by prosecutors and former prosecutors. We will create a curricular advisory board composed of prosecutors to oversee and assess the training regimen.
Paul Cassell is an experienced former federal prosecutor, who continues to be actively involved in litigation around the country in defense of crime victim's rights.
The University of Utah also offers many criminal law-related programs to its students, including classes in Evidence, Trial Advocacy, Criminal Process, and Innocence Investigation and Post-Conviction Process, among many others.
Students at the College of Law interested in criminal law can take a number of classes in this area and can pursue several clinical placements:
The Criminal Clinic focuses on the practice of criminal law (including case preparation, oral advocacy, court procedures, and ethics); the role and function of prosecutors and defense attorneys; and the criminal justice system. Students appear as prosecutors and defense attorneys in misdemeanor cases and assist in felony trials. This clinic is a two semester commitment (Fall & Spring) open to third year students only.
The Crime Victim's Clinic provides free legal representation to crime victims when victim' rights issues are at stake. The Legal Clinic is available to serve victims of all types of crime and has a statewide focus. Its goals are to provide free legal services to crime victims in criminal district, justice, juvenile and appellate courts; to recruit and train a roster of pro bono attorneys and law students to provide legal services to victims; and to provide education to criminal justice professionals on victims' rights. The Crime Victim's Clinic has four staff attorneys to assist law student volunteers with questions and training.
The Innocence Clinic introduces students to the justice system from the perspective of a wrongfully convicted individual. Students learn about the system by dissecting and investigating closed cases where errors may have been made resulting in the wrongful conviction of an innocent person. This Clinic involves a two-semester commitment. It is open to 2Ls and 3Ls.


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The Carter household has plenty to celebrate!
Beyoncé and husband Jay-Z collected two awards each at the 2012 BET Awards on Sunday (July 1). After Kanye West, the married duo topped the nominations list and mockingly duked it out for the night's big award, Video of the Year (the Throne won, and B playfully jabbed her husband when their name was called). Beyoncé was the second-most-nominated act of the night with six awards.
Chris Brown also snagged two awards. Here's how everyone else fared!
Centric Award
Youngstars Award
Best Group
The Throne (Jay-Z and Kanye West)
Best Actor
Kevin Hart, "Think Like a Man"
Best New Artist
Big Sean
Best Male R&B Artist
Chris Brown
Best Collaboration
Wale (featuring Miguel), "Lotus Flower Bomb"
Best Gospel
Yolanda Adams
Best Female R&B Artist
Best Female Hip-Hop Artist
Nicki Minaj
Lifetime Achievement Award
Maze, featuring Frankie Beverly
Video of the Year
The Throne (Jay-Z and Kanye West), featuring Otis Redding, "Otis"
Humanitarian Award
The Reverend Al Sharpton
Viewers' Choice Award
Mindless Behavior
Video Director of the Year
Beyoncé and Alan Ferguson
Entertainer of the Year
Chris Brown


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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has a knack for using his considerable net worth in interesting ways — 10,000 Year Clock anyone? — but for space buffs like me, one venture in particular takes the cake. In a new post on the Bezos Expeditions website, he announced that he and his team of savvy undersea explorers have located the Rocketdyne F-1 engines that helped propel the crew of Apollo 11 on their historic voyage to the moon in 1969.
"I'm excited to report that, using state-of-the-art deep sea sonar, the team has found the Apollo 11 engines lying 14,000 feet below the surface," Bezos wrote. And now that the rockets have been located, Bezos is preparing to take the next logical step — bringing them back to the surface.
If he thought finding them was tough, I'd love to see how he and his team tackle the challenge of raising those from their watery grave. Each F-1 engine stood 19 feet tall and weighed over 18,000 pounds, and every Saturn V rocket came equipped with five of them. What's more, some serious deterioration could've taken place during their nearly 43 year stint underwater, so who know how they'll look should they survive the trip to the surface.
One thing puzzles me though — NASA conducted 13 launches with vehicles that used the Saturn V, which means that the sea floor plays home to more than a few F-1 rockets. Bezos seems very sure that the ones that he and his team have discovered are the ones from Apollo 11, though he doesn't specifically mention how they can be so sure. Still, whatever the case, Bezos knows that the "finders keepers" approach doesn't apply here — he admits that the engines are still NASA property, though he hopes that they'll be willing to share at least one of the recovered rockets with Seattle's Museum of Flight.
While definitely wild, this is far from the first instance of Bezos's fixation on space — he founded the secretive Blue Origin in 2000, which eventually received NASA funding in exchange for help developing a commercial crew transport system (also referred to as a "space taxi") for missions to the International Space Station.


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Will Leitch will be previewing/musing on every baseball team each weekday until the start of the season. You can pre-order his book and follow him on Twitter. Today: The Milwaukee Brewers.
I thought it was fantastic when Prince Fielder pretended he was a bowling ball after hitting a game-winning homer over the Giants last September. It was clever, it was original, it was funny and it even involved the whole team. Prince Fielder is like a big bowling ball. It made one giggle.
Of course, I Never Played The Game. This spring, when Barry Zito plunked Fielder with his first pitch in an exhibition game, he was praised by the baseball punditocracy for meting out what, in baseball, passes for frontier justice. What Fielder did was "Bush League." He didn't Respect The Game. Fielder needed to be punished. Fielder offended the baseball gods, because, for one brief trip around the bases, he appeared to be enjoying himself. Heaven forbid.
Allow me a moment: There are times that baseball's "unwritten rules" — well elucidated here — are pretty dumb. The whole idea of some sort of secret code that the players and managers use to police themselves seems based on the fundamental problem that baseball is not a contact sport. It is, essentially, a bunch of grown men standing around, occasionally moving their arms in a circular pattern, sometimes running short distances as fast as they can, wielding a thin sliver of sanded wood. This idea of players being thrown at by the opposing pitcher as the ultimate retribution for disrespecting the game is ridiculous. It's all part of this vague macho code that those who play baseball have invented so that it might seem they are playing a man's game, rather than a boy's.
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A criticism of the designated hitter is that it doesn't allow pitchers to face the consequences of throwing at batters. The best example of this was Roger Clemens, who never went to the plate against the Mets after his bizarre broken-bat-tossing in the 2000 World Series until an interleague series in 2002. The buildup was immense: Finally, Roger Clemens would have to pay restitution for his crimes. Only in the pretty-boy world of baseball would the idea exist that the only way to get Clemens back would be to plunk him in the ass with a 75-mile-per-hour slider. (Or fail to.) You know, Mets, if you were really angry about the whole Clemens-Piazza affair, you could have always walked over to the other dugout, or waited for Clemens in the parking lot, and punched the guy in the face. That's what a rugby player would do. Those who play Australian Rules Football must be so amused by baseball retribution. Oh, you hit his butt with a baseball. Man, you must be pissed.
One of the worst offenders of this, without question, is Tony LaRussa, who, for all his strategic and locker room brilliance, appears perpetually frustrated that Bill Parcells gets to tell his players to kick other players in the groin and he can't. LaRussa is the grand caretaker of The Unwritten Rules and The Sanctity Of The Game, and lemme tell you, the Milwaukee Brewers absolutely drive him crazy. They untuck their jerseys, they throw inside, they generally feel like layabouts, lollygaggers and raconteurs. (That is to say: They're having fun.) They do not Respect The Game. If Fielder would have pulled that stunt against LaRussa, well, he'll have you know, LaRussa would totally have his pitcher throw a slider near Fielder's knees and then, later, make countless pitching changes in the seventh inning of an 8-3 game to assure that Fielder's rhythm was appropriately off. Take that, Prince! He knows what he did.
Sometimes I think baseball needs a little more Ty Cobb. (Minus the virulent racism.) That was a man who knew how to fight. Respect The Game? Yeah, sure, buddy, as soon as I remove my fist from your mouth. I don't want to see baseball turn into hockey. But a good fight, a real fight, every once in a while, might do everybody some good. Loosen everybody up, let them not act as if a goofy bowling baseball performance art piece was like snorting Lou Gehrig's ashes at second base or something. This pretend retribution, this ascot justice, it's a way to put a mock macho code on a game that, all told, isn't particularly macho. It might be nice if someone acknowledged that. And, jeez, if the fat vegetarian wants to make a dopey joke with his teammates after a meaningless walk-off home run, man, just let him already.


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This Annual Report describes what governments have done to live up to this commitment over the period June 2001-June 2002. It also provides an overview of the challenges of responsible supply chain management based on contributions from the business, trade union and NGO communities.
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It's been a while, but lately I've returned to walking in the Broadway Terrace/upper Rockridge neighborhood, where this Franciscan knocker sits. This is a disrupted deep-sea chert that has been heavily altered, bleaching out its color.
(See the first set from upper Rockridge here.)
It's across Ocean View Drive from the chert cluster I showed almost three years ago, at the top of the stairway called Brookside Lane. (I like that this path and West Lane have "grownup" names instead of "X Steps" or "Y Path" like all the other footpaths up here.)
I may be wrong in calling this a knocker; it is more likely to be a boulder that was moved here. But it's certainly local. There's a variety of highly altered rock in parts of the Franciscan called calc-silicate, and it might look like this; I haven't gotten a handle on it yet. That would have started out as a dirty limestone, though, and this looked like a chert. I didn't have a magnifier with me, and of course I can't hammer it. Darn, I'll just have to come back.


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The Center promotes intercultural understanding through its community outreach series, our presence in the media, programs in schools and community colleges, and public events.
Media outlets regularly consult the Center's affiliated faculty as Middle East experts. Here is a selection of their opinion pieces, articles, blogs, and interviews.
News of the Center's activities is covered in articles and press releases by campus and community reporters. The articles are permanently accessible here in our news archive.
Curriculum and resource development and dissemination are essential to our outreach program. The Center is a founding member of the Middle East Outreach Council, a national network of educators dedicated to disseminating apolitical and nonpartisan information, resources and activities to further understanding about the Middle East.
Sites of Encounter in World History Resources. This workshop series provides area studies content and pedagogy training to K-12 public school educators that aligns with the CA History-Social Science Framework. The workshops give teachers an opportunity to hear lectures from scholars, gain exposure to new curricular materials, and practice pedagogical skills for designing new lessons units to expand the study of world regions and civilizations in their classrooms.
California Community College International Curriculum Development Grants
A new funding opportunity is available to California community college faculty for innovative curriculum design, integrating international and global dimensions into community college courses. For more information on how to apply, click HERE.
Together with UCLA's Asia Institute and Latin American Institute, we work in partnership with West Los Angeles Community College to provide public lectures, concerts, and panel discussions that enhance the College's global studies program and expand an understanding of the Middle East.
Aslı Bali: When is a Migration a "Crisis"? Evaluating the EU's Approach to Syrian Refugees.
James Gelvin: 70 Years of U.S. Policy in the Middle East
Aslı Bali: Human Rights in the Middle East: Challenges and Opportunities.
Nushin Arbabzadah: Media Madness in Afghanistan
Summer Heritage Language Teacher Workshop. An annual one-week workshop sponsored by Startalk at UCLA's National Heritage Language Resource Center.
Middle Eastern American Resources Online offers lesson plans and videos on Middle Eastern immigrant life in the United States. Our Center developed the site in collaboration with the Middle East and Middle Eastern American Center of the City University of New York.
Teacher workshops co-sponsored by the Center for Near Eastern Studies include:
Baghdad and Cairo as medieval sites of encounter
A UCLA Center X History-Geography Project workshop sponsored by UCLA's Islamic Studies program and the Islamic Studies-MRI fund.
The Cold War:Teaching with Primary Sources from Library of Congress
A UCLA Center X History-Geography Project workshop sponsored by the California History-Social Science Project at California State University, Long Beach.
The Medieval World Blueprint Workshop
A UCLA Center X History-Geography Project workshop sponsored by the California History-Social Science Project at California State University, Long Beach.
From the Popol Vuh to Pope Francis: Religion in Latin America
A workshop exploring the history of religion in Latin America from pre-conquest through the 21st century. Jointly sponsored by UCLA's Latin American Institute, African Studies Center and the Center for Near Eastern Studies.
High school teacher Workshop: Afghanistan
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Cities in World History
An institute for 7th grade world history teachers, jointly sponsored by UCLA's Center for European and Eurasian Studies, Asia Institute, Latin America Institute, and the Center for Near Eastern Studies.
It's a Matter of Taste
A workshop examining the role that food has played in history and culture throughout the world. Sponsored jointly by UCLA's African Studies Center, Asia Institute, Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Center for European and Eurasian Studies, Latin American Institute, and the Center for Near Eastern Studies.
Summer heritage language classes. While not currently offered, in the past we have partnered with the UCLA Center for World Languages to offer special summer language classes for high school students who speak, understand or hear Armenian, Japanese, Korean, Persian, Turkish or some other heritage language at home. Languages offerings support students wanting to improve or learn to read, write and expand listening and speaking skills. The classes offered a fun and challenging opportunity to study the home language and meet other heritage speakers from the greater Los Angeles area.
The Center's Bilingual Lecture Series on Iran was launched in 2002-03 to promote Middle Eastern languages not only as subjects of study but also as vehicles for intellectual communication.
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Foursquare keeps racking up wins with major retail brands. The latest: McDonald's.
Mashable reports:
McDonald's was able to increase foot traffic to stores by 33% in one day with a little Foursquare ingenuity. McDonald's total cost for the successful campaign was a measly $1,000. The company used 100 randomly awarded $5 and $10 giftcards as checkin bait to lure in potential diners. The bait also worked to attract the media's attention and resulted in more than 50 articles covering McDonald's Foursquare special. Patrons flocked to McDonald's restaurants for the chance to win giftcards in exchange for checkins, and 600,000 online denizens opted to follow and fan the brand on social media sites.
In the comments section of Econsultancy, which first broke the news of the McDonald's-Foursquare deal results, there's some debate over whether its possible lots of people "checked-in" from McDonald's that day without actually going to a store.
Even if that's the case, what's important here is that McDonalds thinks they got something out of this. For now, perception is reality.
Facebook launched its own check-in service, Places, back in August. Earlier this summer, AdAge told us that launch would coincide with a bunch of promotions at retail brands – including McDonald's.
In May, AdAge's Emily Bryson reported:
The social-networking site will give users the ability to post their location within a status update. McDonald's, through digital agency Tribal DDB, Chicago, is building an app that would allow Facebook users to check in at one of its restaurants and have a featured product appear in the post, such as an Angus Quarter Pounder, say execs close to the deal.
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This divorce/domestic violence saga between Columbus Short and his estranged wife Tanee McCall is just getting messier and messier.
Last week we learned that Columbus lost his job on "Scandal" due the his bad behavior, including multiple battery charges. And now it looks like he's going for payback. In an attempt to show Tanee's violent side, the actor shared video of a physical altercation between his wife and another woman — his "friend" Tilly Key — that went down in their home back in February.
MUST READ: D.L. Hughley Apologizes For Calling Columbus Short's Wife A 'Thirsty B*tch' After Her Domestic Violence Allegations
According to TMZ, the brawl happened after Columbus was arrested for a domestic violence incident on February 18. "The next day — after Columbus bailed out of jail — he asked his friend Tilly Key to come to his house to pick him up. We're told Tanee went ballistic when she saw Tilly in the house, and that's when Tanee attacked," the site reported
Tilly claimed Tanee threatened her life and she suffered a concussion, a cervical sprain, multiple contusions, a lumbar sprain and lumbar strain as a result of the fight.
MUST READ: Columbus Short Retaliates Against Family
As we reported earlier, Short was arrested on a felony battery charge after a restaurant fight in March. Last month, Tanee filed a restraining order against her husband of nearly hie years after he allegedly came home drunk, put a knife to her throat and threatened to end both of their lives. She filed for divorce for the third time and is seeking full legal and physical custody of their 2-year-old daughter Ayala.
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Keychain is a manager for OpenSSH, ssh.com, Sun SSH and GnuPG agents.
It acts as a front-end to the agents, allowing you to easily have one
long running agent process per system, rather than per login session.
This reduces the number of times you need to enter your passphrase
from once per new login session to once every time your local machine
is rebooted.
This allows 'cron' jobs to use 'ssh' scripts in a friendly yet secure
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The NFL Conference Championships are this Sunday, January 20th, giving you an excuse to host the best football party of the season (before the Super Bowl)! Choose the team you're routing for, then stock up on local beer and regional snacks, sandwiches and/or sweets in their honor. We created a simple guide outlining the perfect picks for each team. Undecided fans: Looks like you have your pick of the list! Here's what's on our lineup…
3:00 pm EST Atlanta Falcons vs. San Francisco 49ers
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Beer: Red Brick Brown Ale or SweetWater IPA
- Copper-colored Red Brick Brown, from the Atlanta Brewing Company, is toasty and subtly spicy. SweetWater Brewing Company's IPA has a hint of citrus and it's just-sweet-enough for all-game drinking.
Snack: Sweet-and-Spicy Peanuts
- Georgia is the number-one peanut-producing state in the country, so set out a bowl of these Sweet-and-Spicy Peanuts(cayenne pepper gives them a great game-day kick)!
Sandwich: Slow-Cooker Pulled Pork Sandwiches
- Feed a crowd with these pulled pork sandwiches. Bonus: Our no-fuss recipe uses the slow-cooker.
Sweet: Mini Peach Cobbler Sliders
- Honor the Georgia peach as best you can mid-winter: Split homemade or store-bought biscuits and fill with good-quality peach preserves or jam and freshly whipped cream.
SAN FRANCISCO 49ers
Beer: Anchor Steam Beer
- This California classic from Anchor Brewing is creamy and bright with a clean, crisp finish.
Snack: Green Goddess Dip
- Serve our version of the classic Green Goddess dip, created in the 1920s at San Francisco's Palace Hotel, with pita chips or vegetables.
Sandwich: California Sandwich
- Layer sliced avocado, tomato, alfalfa sprouts, sliced Monterey Jack cheese and ranch dressing between sliced of sourdough bread, for a San Franciscan–twist on the California Sandwich.
Sweet: Solid Gold Cupcakes
- Roll homemade or store-bought vanilla-frosted cupcakes in gold sanding sugar as a nod to the miners who came searching for gold in Northern California around 1849—they're the reason why the team's called the 49ers! Find gold sanding sugar at cake-decorating stores or online from Wilton.
6:30 pm EST New England Patriots vs. Baltimore Ravens
Beer: Samuel Adams Boston Lager
- Why stray from 25 years of lager-perfection? Sam Adams Boston Lager is the only beer to drink if you're routing for the Patriots.
Snack: Maple-Bacon Popcorn
- Whisk 1 stick melted butter and 1/2 cup maple syrup. Drizzle over 1 bag popped plain microwave popcorn (about 5 cups) in a large bowl, tossing, until combined. Toss in chopped cooked bacon, if desired.
Sandwich: Turkey-Cranberry Wraps
- Parish Café and Bar of Boston is famous for its sandwiches. Make your own "Zuni Rolls" are home: Roll up sliced smoked turkey and dill Havarti cheese, crispy bacon, chopped scallions, cranberry sauce and a little hot sauce in flour tortillas. Secure with toothpicks.
Sweet: Boston Cream Pie
- Two-layers of sponge cake, filled with vanilla custard and covered in a rich chocolate glaze—here's our take on Boston's namesake dessert, Boston Cream Pie.
Beer: Flying Dog Farmhouse IPA
- Flying Dog Brewery's Farmhouse IPA tastes bright and spicy, so it stands up well to hot football snacks like buffalo wings.
Snack: Chesapeake Bay Snack Mix
- Toss 3 cups rice or corn cereal (such as Chex) with 2 cups each thin pretzel sticks, oyster crackers and unsalted roasted peanuts, ½ stick melted butter, 1 Tbsp. each Worcestershire sauce, Old Bay seasoning, lemon juice, and hot sauce to taste. Spread on rimmed baking sheet and bake at 250˚ for 1 hour, stirring, or until toasted.
Sandwich: Crab Cake Sliders
- Sandwich these make-ahead mini crab cakes and the lemon sauce on toasted slider buns, like these ones from Pepperidge Farm.
Sweet: Lady Baltimore Cake
- Serve slices of Lady Baltimore Cake during half-time. It's a butter layer cake, studded with nuts and topped with fluffy seven-minute frosting.
Who are you cheering for this weekend? I'd love to know! Leave your pick in the comments!


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Have a jailbroken iPhone but long for the exciting new Sense UI seen on the HTC Hero? A new theme brings Sense to the iPhone, though the skin is, unfortunately, only skin-deep.
The homescreen looks pretty good, with HTC's trademark flipping clock (although the skinned clock doesn't actuall flip), weather, and three customizable apps, with the icon for the sliding app tray just to the right. The dialer is also skinned, with the fat-finger-friendly Android number keys, but that's mostly it—the apps themselves aren't skinned, and neither is the list of apps. But it'll definitely give a fresh coat of paint to the iPhone if you're tired of the homescreen, as long as you don't expect the iPhone UI to be as totally changed by Sense as Android's was. [Redmond Pie via Engadget]


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Grilled Chicken and Zucchini Yakitori – Japanese inspired grilled chicken and zucchini skewers marinated with yakitori sauce and threaded onto bamboo sticks with green onions.
I love these, perfect as an appetizer if you're having a backyard bash this summer. Or, you can turn it into a meal any night of the week served with rice, salad or more vegetables.
Yakitori reminds me of my college days in Soho living on a student budget. Me and my BFF Gabbie used to meet 3 to 4 times a week after class at this cute little Japanese restaurant in the Village where paper origami birds hung from the ceiling and Japanese music played in the background. I didn't have much money then, so I usually ordered the chicken yakitori off the appetizer menu. It always came with white rice… a perfectly good meal when you're broke.
Now days I can make it myself. And although this could certainly serve a crowd as an appetizer, I still like to eat them for dinner like I did back in my college days. I also like to add some zucchini to my skewers so I'm grilling my veggies at the same time. As for the chicken, I prefer dark meat to white so I use Perdue Fit & Easy thighs, which calculates to a lot less points in recipe builder than generic thighs (I'm assuming because the generic isn't trimmed of all fat? Not sure!) You could also use chicken breast if you prefer white meat. Only one tiny issue I had was it makes 14 chicken skewers. So to divide that in 4 servings, you are going to get 3 1/2 skewers. Oh well, you'll just have to share!! There's plenty of marinade left if you want to make more chicken or zucchini.
Chicken and Zucchini Yakitori
- 2 tablespoons mirin sake
- 1/2 cup low sodium soy sauce, for GF use low sodium Tamari
- 1 1/2 tablespoons honey
- 1 garlic clove, crushed
- 1 lb boneless skinless chicken thighs, all fat trimmed (Purdue Fit & Easy)
- 5 large green onions, cut 1-inch-long
- 1 medium zucchini, sliced into 1/2-inch thick rings
- 18 10 inch bamboo skewers
- Bring mirin, low sodium soy sauce, honey and crushed garlic to a boil in a medium-sized sauce pan, and cook over medium heat for about 5 minutes.
- Set aside to cool.
- Cut the chicken into 1-inch pieces and place in a ziplock bag; pour half of the marinade over the chicken.
- Place the zucchini in a second large ziplock bag and pour the remaining marinade over the zucchini.
- Refrigerate for at least 30 minutes.
- Meanwhile, soak the skewers in water 30 minutes so they don't burn.
- Thread the chicken onto skewers, alternating with green onion so that each stick has 3 cubes of chicken and two pieced of green onion, discarding the chicken marinade.
- Thread the zucchini onto skewers, alternating with remaining green onion, reserving the marinade for basting.
- Preheat the grill or a grill pan over medium-high heat.
- When hot, spray with oil then reduced heat to medium; grill the zucchini and chicken skewers about 5 to 6 minutes on each side brushing both sides of the skewers with the yakitori sauce during the last few minutes of cooking time.
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The motorhome is parked at Mary's home in Murphys, California. She is busy with personal matters.
Last September during my eye exam at the Seattle, Washington VA Hospital I was told I have a large cataract in my right eye that should be attended to in the next year. My new doctor has made the necessary arrangements to have my eye problem corrected. I'm hoping to have my cataract surgery completed prior to Mary going to Turkey with her grandson on April 18th.
My new eye exam date is now March 19th.
A more relaxed mode..
After our 682 day on-the-go 2011-2013 circumnavigation of the United States, we have decided to slip into a more relaxed mode. In the next few months we will be traveling through areas previously explored. Unless we do something unusual, this Blog will feature a photo album from the circumnavigation and will change daily.
A note about today's photo album…while in the Lubbock, Texas area, Buddy Holly's real-life Peggy Sue invited me to her home for a visit. The radio station is where Buddy Holly performed as a young man. The last photo in the album is where Buddy Holly lived when he recorded Peggy Sue in 1957.
To read about today's photo album location, click this link… http://www.peggysueonline.com/biography.htm
|Buddy Holly's Real-Life Peggy Sue – Lubbock, Texas
Yesterday was a sunny day at 74 degrees. Forecast for today is a sunny day at 77 degrees.
Enjoying nice weather is another joy in the life of a full-time RVer!
The red dot on the below map shows our approximate location in the State of California. You may double left-click the map to make it larger…
Enjoying 65-75 degree temperatures with low humidity most of the year is a primary joy in the RVing lifestyle!
"Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance you must keep moving"…Albert Einstein
On October 27, 2012, I created a two-minute video titled America The Beautiful. The music America The Beautiful is by Christopher W. French. The photos, which I randomly selected, are from the states of Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Montana, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Texas, Tennessee, Washington and West Virginia (not shown in that order)…are mine. Yup, That's me standing in front of the Post Office in Luckenbach, Texas…Y'all!
Click this link to start the video. Make sure you have your speakers turned on and go to full screen asap.
If you would like to see my YouTube videos, click this link… http://www.youtube.com/user/JimJ1579/videos
There are more than 500 photo albums in my Picasa Web Albums File. To gain access, you simply have to click this link… https://picasaweb.google.com/jimjrver
If you have not checked out my Ramblin Man's Photos Blog, you can do so by clicking this link…http://ramblinmanphotos.wordpress.com/
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Former Wisconsin Sen. Russ Feingold's Political Action Committee this week sent an e-mail blast to members soliciting $5 donations to place ads intended to "shame" three of Feingold's former Democratic colleagues because they disagree with him about one aspect of campaign finance.
Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.), Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) and Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) have all expressed disapproval of President Barack Obama's recent draft executive order to force would-be government contractors to disclose political contributions to be eligible for government business. Feingold just can't have that.
"This culture of corporate influence and corruption is precisely what we as Progressives United want to change," Feingold wrote in a Tuesday fundraising e-mail sent by his PAC. "So we've decided to take on those legislators who are unwilling to stand up to corporate power, and we're naming names."
Feingold launched Progressives United in February with the goal of holding elected officials on both sides of the aisle accountable, particularly over campaign finance rules and the fallout from the Supreme Court's Citizens United ruling.
But it's not a question of "corporate influence and corruption." It's a question of free speech.
Ultimately, of course, the executive order pertains to the prerogative of corporations to engage in free speech in the form of political donations. But on that, the courts have already ruled. In Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, the Supreme Court upheld the right of corporations to engage in political speech — including the funding of independent political broadcasts in candidate elections.
Congress has weighed in on the issue, as well, failing last year to pass the DISCLOSE Act, which would have reversed the Citizens United decision.
If President Obama decides to issue the executive order, he'll be acting unilaterally. Heritage's Hans von Spakovsky put it this way: "It really is amazing — they lost in the Supreme Court, they lost in Congress, they lost at the FEC, so now the president is just going to do it by edict."
It's also a practical matter. Disclosure requirements would politicize what should be a straightforward contracting process. The government should contract with whatever company offers the highest value for the lowest price — period. What political donations those companies have made in the past should be irrelevant.
McCaskill, Hoyer and Lieberman were right to say the draft EO might hike the price of contract work for taxpayers. Of course, Feingold, as the architect of comprehensive campaign finance reform, would naturally approve of the president's unilateral edict to limit political speech — but, still, shame on him for making this so personal.


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The financial condition of the Palo Alto Unified School District, like most public agencies, is not very transparent to the average citizen. And that is especially the case when things are flush.
After all, surpluses and growing reserves are an invitation to labor-union negotiators and a possible inhibitor of fundraising. It also is a weak hand in lease-renewal negotiations now underway with the city over the old Cubberley school site.
But the unions are plenty aware of the district's financial condition, and the public is entitled to be as well, particularly as the city is currently in closed-door negotiations with the district, with the latest session scheduled for next week.
In the fiscal year that ended June 30, the school district generated a surplus of revenues over expenses of $6.5 million and currently has reserves totaling $43 million.
This is independent of the $378 million bond-funded Strong Schools building program approved by voters in June 2008. With laudable conservative financial management, the district has weathered the Great Recession in great shape and is responding by adding millions in new expenses.
In short, the school district's financial condition today bears no resemblance to its state back in the late 1980s, when it faced deficits, scary declines in enrollment and school closures, and turned to the city for help.
In 1989 the city responded by entering into a complex agreement that was basically a funding mechanism to transfer city money to the needy school district. The deal had three components: The district agreed not to sell off any more closed school sites, the district provided space for after-school child care at each elementary school site, and the closed Cubberley High School site, including playing fields, was leased to the city.
Today, with built-in escalators, the deal is transferring more than $7 million each year from the city to the school district.
The city has been leasing out space at Cubberley to a variety of nonprofits, private schools, artists and some for-profit businesses, but generates barely enough income to simply pay for the operating expenses, with nothing offsetting the lease payments to the school district. The anchor tenant, Foothill College, will soon be leaving after the school district shunned pursuing an innovative joint-use concept.
With high hopes and hoopla, a big initiative was set in motion in 2011 to come up with a grand plan for Cubberley prior to the end of this year, when the city must give notice about its intentions for when the lease expires at the end of 2014. A lot of hard work went into that planning, but the school district's insistence on maximum flexibility on its possible future use of the site made it impossible to develop the exciting plan everyone had hoped for.
In the meantime, the facility is in terrible condition, gets nothing other than essential upkeep and would probably need to be razed regardless of its future use.
For the school district, the lease agreement is a wonderful cash cow. The district is getting paid big bucks each year for a facility that it has no use for but might need someday in the future, and it has no responsibility for finding tenants, collecting rent, maintenance or anything else.
The city is spending more than $7 million a year, plus a couple of million in expenses, for the ability to operate a "community center" that provides inexpensive space to many valued services and for the use of the playing fields and tennis courts.
Time has passed this construct by, and now is the perfect time to transition to a more logical and fair arrangement for Cubberley. The school district is on solid financial footing with substantial reserves, Foothill College is leaving the site, the city has many other financial needs, the temporary library now located at Cubberley will soon close, and there is no justifiable reason for the city to be paying to be a leasing agent for the school district.
News that the school district is now looking for land elsewhere on which it might build a future fourth middle school makes this picture all the more surreal. Why should Palo Alto taxpayers be paying $7 million a year to rent a run-down facility owned by the school district, for the purpose of being available to meet future school needs, while meanwhile the district is looking for a different site for a new middle school?
Having failed to achieve the goal of an exciting multi-use plan for Cubberley, it's time to let the school district manage its Cubberley property just as it does its other unused school sites. If it desires, it can continue to rent space to current tenants until it has a need for the space. The city can continue to lease the playing fields for an appropriate amount.
The city has no business continuing this arrangement, with all its attendant economic distortions and illogical incentives. Now is the time, when it will do no serious financial harm to the schools, to do away with this out-dated, unfair and now unjustifiable subsidization scheme.


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Driving directions are available at the AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center website.
Local bus service trip planner. Also use "Public Transit" option for directions on Google Map.
If you're coming from the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, we recommend catching the Airport Flyer. The conference center is next door to the Blanton Museum. We recommend using the "TRINITY / 18TH" stop - two stops prior to Timepoint 1 on this schedule and map (PDF). Or see an interactive map.


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Gerard, James Watson jərärd´ [key], 1867–1951, U.S. ambassador to Germany (1913–17), b. Geneseo, N.Y. As ambassador, he handled many delicate negotiations, including those concerning the German submarine campaigns in World War I. He earned warm praise for his skillful representation of American and Allied interests. His impressions of the period are found in My Four Years in Germany (1917) and Face to Face with Kaiserism (1918).
See his memoirs (1951).
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It's generally accepted that you shouldn't whine on Facebook or Twitter. No post-breakup screeds (or song quotes), no political low blows, nor complaints about work. Except, now, for that last one. Recent rulings by the National Labor Relations Board, the friendly federal overseers of lawful labor, have said that you can complain about your boss online without fear of getting fired. But it's not a sure shot. So here are four tips for how to do it right:
No threats. Calling your supervisor a "scumbag" to your co-workers? Cool, if not very understated ("the Board has found more egregious name-calling protected"). Saying you're going to go into the office and smack that piece of shit until he's a pile of tears on the ground? Not such a good idea.
Have some backup. If your boss is said "piece of shit," you've got to have been talking with your work brethren about what's going on and what's wrong. Even better: Form your complaint in question form, to engage something of constructive feedback from co-workers: "Anybody else feel like so-and-so is a piece of shit?"
Don't do it on work time. Deep breaths till 5.
Have an angle. You've got to be complaining about something. What'd your boss do wrong and how'd it screw you over? Don't just post pictures of overcooked hot dogs at a company event with a brilliantly snide comment. Do so because you and your coworkers (remember: backup) are getting gipped out of commission cash.
No guarantees on not getting fired (it'll be on you to protest your dismissal), and good luck getting your boss to promote you afterward. But now you know. Next up? Finding out if those same rules apply to upper-cutting yourself into a shattering glass table in your boss's office.


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Editor's note: Leslie Morgan Steiner, a Washington, D.C., native, is on the advisory boards of the DC Volunteer Lawyers Project, the One Love Foundation and the National Domestic Violence Hotline. She is author of the memoir "Crazy Love." She spoke at TEDx Rainier in 2012. TED is a nonprofit dedicated to "ideas worth spreading," which it makes available through talks posted on its website.
By Leslie Morgan Steiner, Special to CNN
(CNN) - This week, as the Senate decides whether to reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act and Valentine's Day approaches, it's worth noting that most domestic violence victims don't ask for roses, chocolate or federal funding. Instead, we have one simple wish: We want the abuse to end.
We don't want the relationship to end.
This fact about "crazy love" surprises many people. How could you still love someone who has hurt you?
The answer is as complicated as love itself. We victims tend to be hope junkies, open-hearted and optimistic. We believe that our loved ones are capable of change. Some would say we are naïve. Others say we are too kind or too forgiving. Often we cannot find the courage to leave an abusive relationship until our life (or our children's safety) has been threatened.
When victims end an abusive relationship, the first thing we need is shelter. This is the No. 1 request made by victims who call the National Domestic Violence Hotline, the federally funded national helpline (1.800.799.SAFE). It is a practical request - a roof over our heads. But it is also an emotional one - the deep need to seek safety and to protect our children from danger.FULL STORY


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The decision to undergo sex reassignment surgery is not one to be taken lightly. This fascinating site tells you everything you need to know as well as dispensing dating advice for the postoperative new woman
Sydney's Carlotta photographed by Rennie Ellis
"You must be sure to regularly dilate to at least 35mm in width in order to take in an average-sized male, and 38mm is even better. Remember, your vagina is not as elastic in diameter as a GG's vagina. It will stretch out only to the maximum size you've dilated to, and will then go no further. If you are in doubt about someone's size, be sure to carefully "feel the width" of your date before indicating a desire for intercourse. That way you can see if he's likely to fit into you. If he's definitely too wide, you can decide that you are "too tired" that night. Then find someone else to date."
It's interesting to note that many men who have undergone sex reassignment surgery are still capable of orgasm when they have become women.
Most postop women having healthy libidos begin to experience their first postop arousals within a month or two after surgery. After a initial period of low sensations and even numbness, they then experience "turning on" due to engorgement of remaining internal erectile tissue (corpora and spongiosum) that was left during SRS. The arousals produce a feeling of "erection", but one that is different than for guys, since it is inside their bodies.
image of April Ashley found here
If done properly, the post-operative patient can have powerful feelings of sexual arousal (erection of the corpora stumps remaining inside her body) and can easily be orgasmic (the prostate is left intact, and can spasm during orgasm just as before SRS – while the nerve tissues throughout the corpora, the clitoris and the vulva spasm, throb and release at the same time, just as in any other woman).
You can read the story of beautiful French transsexual Bambi here
image found here
Her friend Coccinelle, who started out as a female impersonator before making the transition into a fully fledged woman, attracted world wide media attention by marrying not only once but three times.
read her story here
***I'm often asked where I find the stuff I post here. I found the original site (linked in the first paragraph) by googling "Did Aristotle Onassis sponsor sex change surgery?"
And, yes, he did


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