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KenCraft Boats have been working on a new Challenger 25 design for the better part of 2 years and we would like to announce the finished product is available to ORDER! Please call our office for more information.
They have been working to design what they feel is the perfect marriage of a true offshore fishing platform with a creature comfort family cruising boat that the entire family can enjoy out on the water. This attention to detail makes our boats different from every other builder because we sweat the small things that both a fisherman and a family want to see in today's boats on the water.
Please let us know if you would like updates on the production of this new model ! We have one of 10 boats reserved at "rollout" pricing for this highly anticipated Kencraft model - a factory tour and seeing the boat can be easily arranged - to ORDER NOW!
KENCRAFT 25 - Information directly from Kencraft January 2020
The KenCraft 25 is now available. We have worked with Architect Dan Mielke from OneDesign to build what we know is the perfect marriage of a true offshore fishing platform with a creature comfort family cruising boat that the entire family can enjoy out on the water. This attention to detail makes our boats different from every other builder because we sweat the small things that both a fisherman and a family want to see in today's boats on the water. As with all the KenCraft boat lines, you really can own a boat that does two things well; fish and cruise.
The KenCraft 25 incorporates a sharp deadrise at the transom and the bow for those rides offshore in rough water, yet the family safety is not forgotten with our signature high freeboard at the amidships as well as the stern of the boat. Our Deep V hull is entirely hand laid using all Tri-Directional Fiberglass mat and is built to an Engineered ISO 12215 standard unlike most of our competitors. This type of construction makes for one of the strongest hull laminates you can buy. Of course, the traditional Carolina Bow Flair is there like all our KenCraft boats. For additional safety, we have a wraparound handrail recessed inside the forward seating area.
The KenCraft 25 is designed with forward seating that does not interfere with the fisherman, as it allows easy 360-degree walking around the interior while fighting that fish. There is a 5' long fish box/storage box in the floor forward of the console which will hold either your large fish or your island chairs for the cruise. Forward seating boxes are fully foamed and drain overboard while also being able to store your gear or your fish. The live well in the rear Euro transom holds 32 gallons and for the fisherman that needs more, we offer an optional live well leaning post that will hold 45 additional gallons. We have a Fold Down rear bench seat for cruising comfort.
The walkdown console will have almost 6' of headroom and will house the batteries on a built-in shelf with an access door and not under your feet when you are inside the console. All water on the deck will drain via the transom door and not through in-floor scuppers like all the competitors. This means any water you might take in the boat from an unexpected wave, will quickly and safely escape out the back of the boat much faster than in-floor drains that other builders use; a true self bailing boat.
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Andrew Sullivan writes, "Between the cynicism of Clinton and the polarization of Sharpton, Obama's vision is a great one for his party and his country."
Craig Crawford rereads the DNC's rules about campaigning in Florida.
The governor of Louisiana and mayor of New Orleans want to team up with YouTube and Google to host a presidential forum.
New York's congestion pricing money is over in Chicago.
An openly gay candidate in the special election in Queens is denounced in a mysterious, unsigned letter.
Andrew Cuomo rejected 1,026 funding requests for member items.
Malcolm Smith said 'reform pressure' works in Albany.
Irene Liu has a memorable picture of Andrew Cuomo during his speech about reform.
Happy (almost) birthday Andy Spano.
Republicans and Conservatives have different candidates in the 26th congressional district.
Here's video of the city's Transportation Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan.
David Paterson and David Schwimmer?
And above is video of Obama denouncing his former pastor Jeremiah Wright.

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A House Divided
Don Wolfensberger on Congressional reform
Don Wolfensberger on Congressional reform
How Congress Is Failing America and How to Get It
Back on Track.
By Thomas E. Mann and Norman J. Ornstein. Oxford Univ. Press.
272 pp. $26
Thomas Mann and Norman Ornstein, two of political Washington's most astute and prolific observers, have been involved with congressional reform efforts for decades. Now they have reached a point of utter dismay about Congress. The Broken Branch is a well-documented explanation of their frustration.
Mann, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, and Ornstein, a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, have two chief complaints: Members of Congress no longer have a sense of loyalty to the institution and its constitutional responsibilities, and majority-party leaders violate all standards of openness, fairness, and decency to ram through their agendas, with the result being shoddy, ideology-driven policies. Moderates in both parties, who might bridge the partisan divide, are a vanishing breed because districts are growing more politically and ideologically homogeneous.
Unfortunately, the best the authors can do is recommend that America return Congress to Democratic control, though they admit that Democrats may not do things any differently. Notwithstanding this partisan solution, they concede that the legislative branch's current problems have their roots in 40 consecutive years of Democratic rule in the House, or at least in the last decade of that rule in the 1980s and early '90s, when "cracks in the institution began to show." But Mann and Ornstein leave no doubt that the open fissure today is primarily the responsibility of the Republican revolutionaries who came to power in 1995 under Newt Gingrich.
While in the minority, the authors contend, Gingrich and his firebrands launched an aggressive campaign to discredit Congress and its leaders as corrupt. Once in power, the Republicans ruled with near-total disregard for the Democratic minority's right to participate in the legislative process. And since the election of George W. Bush in 2000, they say, congressional Republicans have been little more than presidential handmaidens. Expressing shock that Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) announced proudly "that his primary responsibility . . . was to pass the president's legislative program," they take Republicans to task for distorting the Speaker's role as a neutral House officer, "above normal party politics." Yet in 1992, when Mann and Ornstein issued the first report of their Renewing Congress Project, they called for strengthening the Speaker's powers as party leader (though it's clear from the report that they were not contemplating a Republican Speaker).
The authors do not point to some past "golden age" as a model to resurrect; nor do they offer a yet-to-be-tried ideal that is in any way practicable. Committee government gave us arrogant and autocratic chairmen, while today's party government can produce haughty, hammer-handed leaders. Voters, Mann and Ornstein conclude, are the only ones who can mend the broken branch, if they are given proper guidance from leaders "intent on shaking up the existing party system." In this regard, they foresee the possibility of a presidential candidate emerging in the next election, Teddy Roosevelt fashion, "to build a political center where none now exists." In a book devoted to restoring Congress's self-image and independence, a president seems a peculiar savior—especially a TR type. He barely got along with his more conservative party leaders in Congress and had a tendency to bypass them altogether, using executive orders.
In the end, The Broken Branch offers few realistic prescriptions for Congress other than closer adherence to the rules (known as "regular order"), greater institutional loyalty, and more deliberation. The authors are vague about how these admirable goals are to be achieved without replacing members of Congress with apolitical philosopher-kings or sending them all to a cultural re-education camp. They never grapple with the central reality of Congress: Its members are re-election seekers whose primary loyalty is not to their party, president, or institution, but to their constituents. Their parties keep them in office with generous servings of pork and plenty of time off to spend with their constituents—meaning less time in Washington for deliberation and oversight. Changing that reality would require voters to insist that their representatives ignore their parochial interests and work full time on the national interest. Now that would be a paradigm shift.
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Upcoming MBA Web Chats
Wednesday 25th May 2016.
We have the pleasure of offering prospective Loughborough MBA students the chance to talk with members of staff and current students about starting their MBA journey through a live webchat.
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Love Island's Chloe Crowhurst hits back at TOWIE star Jon Clark's relationship accusations: "The bottom line is I'm single"
It's all kicking off on Love Island... and the contestants aren't even at the villa yet
The Love Island lot haven't even got to the villa yet, but that hasn't stopped everything from already Kicking. Off.
Contestant Chloe Crowhurst has had her say, hitting back at her supposed boyfriend (ex-boyfriend?) Jon Clark in a chat with RadioTimes.com and other press. And now we're even more confused than before.
To recap (trust us, we've tried to keep this short…) former Love Island and current The Only Way Is Essex cast member Jon lashed out at Chloe on Twitter and Instagram this week, branding her an "evil bitch". According to Jon, the pair were very much an item – and news that Chloe was heading out to the ITV2 show came as a huge shock.
Writing on Instagram, Jon claimed that he and Chloe had dated for seven months, lived together for the past six months (that was fast, no?) and that she even "came and picked a puppy up with me last week". We don't think that's a euphemism.
"She is totally fraud!" he wrote. "She didn't even break up with me just her phone went off and her mum said she dropped it down the toilet!"
Well, Chloe's now had her say. Speaking to RadioTimes.com and other press in Mallorca ahead of the new series, Chloe said: "Everyone's going to see me on the island for me, they're not going to think I'm an evil bitch.
"To be honest I don't really have much to say," she added when asked to explain what went wrong between the pair.
"We broke up a few months ago. Obviously when you've got an ex-boyfriend you never have full contact. It is really difficult. I've seen him out and stuff, having a few drunk texts and stuff like that, but at the end of the day I'm still single – so the bottom line is I'm single."
Got that? She's single. See – she said it twice.
But if you still weren't sure, later on she told us that they had "broken up, 100%".
On whether she might've led Jon on at any point, Chloe said: "Some people read into things different from what other people do – if he thought I was leading him on, I didn't mean to do that but I wish him happiness. I hope he's happy."
So the pair haven't been living together for the past six months then?
"You go and ask my mum about how messy my room is," Chloe hit back. "She'll tell you exactly where I was living."
Either way, those cheeky Love Island producers definitely have a way of mixing things up in the villa, and an appearance from Jon is probably not out of the question…
"Well if he turned up it definitely would be a bit of a shock but what can you do?" said Chloe. "If ITV want him on there, they'll have him on there. It's nothing to do with me, but I've got no hard feelings there."
One more thing – what about the phone down the toilet?
"My mum knows how much of a secret it has to be. So she's not going to go and tell him 'Chloe's on Love Island'. Why would she? She's got my back – she's my mum!"
Probably a yes, then.
Like other Love Island alumni, Chloe also hasn't ruled out a future on TOWIE, answering that suggestion with a "never say never" – and she does admit that she's had chats with people involved with casting the show in the past.
"They have contacted me before, but nothing's come of it. And that's that really!"
We almost guarantee they'll be in touch after this. Well, if her phone ever recovers after being dropped down that toilet…
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The Spring Donation is due April 1rst.
What shall I do ?
Fun place to be !
Is it so that Robert started organising teaching events again when he could not longer benefit from direct access and use of the money generated by the Teaching Payments ?
Is the post Part 1, post 294 just inspired by a porno DVD ?
"ears have walls" wrote on the Fellowship of Friends Discussion blog, March 22, 2007:
To: YOu,me,us, they # 21 [above]
Regarding making your April 1 donation. Hmmm, a $1000 question.
Robert B's personal excesses and greed brought about the urgent necessity to take valuable property assets and mortgage them to survive another crises about 5 years ago. So, yes, it is my understanding that the mortgage lenders have put very tight restraints on Mr Burton's ability to access cash flow from normal monthly teaching payments, which are now used to service that multi-million $ loan. He now raises money on the pretext that these special teaching events are used to finance and improve the beauty at Isis/Apollo. Apart from a few pathways, statues and palms, there are no impovements [sic] to physical assets (such as new buildings or improvement of existing buildings) which would increase the value of the property. Most of the money goes for his personal use(travel, delights, boys, jewellery etc, etc)
This ocmpounded [sic] with students having to pay extra for his very CLEAR teaching of interpreting ancient fertility statues with erections as long and short BE, or interpreting dung droppings of prehistoric cave paintings as the sequence of 6 makes you really question what you are paying for. Fourth Way teaching? I haven't seen any for years. Clever? Yes! It keep students entertained at best, or at worst confused as to what the hell is going on.
Make your April 1 donation? Well, it is a personal choice , isn't it? Ultimately, we all get what we want.
"Ears have walls" wrote on the Fellowship of Friends Discussion blog, March 21, 2007:
I am a former 20 plus year FOF'r who left recently. I want to add one, directly overheard bit of info that may shed more light on the Finance theme that does indeed drive the FOF "Inner Circle" and RB, WHO DRIVES IT. I was privey [sic] to a telephone conversation between IC's [Inner Circle's] Karen J. [Karen Johnston] and Kevin B. [Kevin Brown]
The conversation went something like this:
"Well Kevin, you know that now Robert can no longer access the money from teaching payments because the lenders for the mortgage loan secured by the property have put strict audit restrictions on the loan and RB can't touch it.
"So now, we, of the Inner Circle, have to find new ways to get the money that Robert needs to do the things he wants to do."
Within 3 months of my overhearing this conversation, Robert started his canned, rehearsed, tightly controlled "Teaching Events" with their attendant extra costs,so that one no longer got the Teaching for one's monthly, 10% and Twice yearly $750 voluntarily forced "donations", but now could only get through the Gate House!
Now (and for about the last 4 years)students must pay additional, substantial fees to get the Teaching. A teaching which, of course, Robert says is moving and changing faster and which he insists must be kept up with or..else! You go to the Moon, baby!
Well, RB is right about one thing. Many students can't KEEP UP supporting his extravagant life style, his numerous boys, his travels,his pink silk suits, his jewellery etc. And for those who want to buffer this, well, yeah he is very generous with those around him- he eventually gives things away (to his favorite boys) or auctions it off to raise more money. Generous! Especially since he didn't pay for it to begin with- you, the student did.
So for those of you that have to make that $750 April 'forced' donation, or the next $200 dinner with Robert, enjoy! It's going to a good cause. RB's lifestyle, not yours. Me? Well, I am off to a nice vacation in Europe with my money. After all "Charity begins at home".


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FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. – The Fort St. John Flyers are one win away from the winning the NPHL Finals, with Game 5 set versus the Falher Pirates on Tuesday night.
The Flyers are coming off a three-goal victory in Game 4 as the team used a four-goal third period and a hat-trick from Rick Cleaver to take a commanding 3-1 series lead over the Pirates.
The boys in blue and white will have the opportunity to close out the series and claim the NPHL title for the first time since 2008-09.
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"The hardest game to win," added Hartman. "The guys know that it's not over, but are ready to start where they left off in Falher. Our lines are now starting to turn up the pace and I look forward to a great game tomorrow."
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Telling somebody that you're going to make their dreams come true is a bold, and potentially kind of creepy, claim. But it's one of those things that isn't supposed to be taken literally; it don't mean that you're actually going to peer into their memories, extract an idea, and then manifest it into reality. That's just crazy talk, it's a figure of speech.
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Keep the 4th of July celebration going at Walkabout Tremont with this month's American Classics theme – this Friday July 12th from 5-9pm in Cleveland's Tremont neighborhood. There's a lot happening and we hope you'll be able to join us!
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Cuyahoga County Department of Sustainability……………………..
DC's Artful Palette……………………………..Alcohol Ink/Acrylic Paint Artwork on Tiles, Glass & Canvas
Hello Fresh……….
In the 216 / Jewelry by Jenny……………..Jewelry, Apparel, Candles & Glass with 216 theme
James Lauren Beauty, LLC………………….Hair & Body Care Products
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The Ice Cream Kartel……………………
The Movement Project…………..
The Princesitas Collection………………..
Transfigured Trees…………………….
Wood Thingamajigs………..Wooden Home Decor, Outdoor Games, Kitchen & Bar Ware
– Dr. Awesome & his world-record breaking bubbles from 6:30–8 at the corner of College & Professor (near the Treehouse)
– Music by The Chewy Center starting at 6:30 at the corner of Professor & Jefferson (near Fahrenheit)
– City Dogs adoption van from 6–8 at the corner of Professor & Jefferson (near Refold clothing shop)
– Shanty Circus from 6–8 throughout the neighborhood
– Cleveland Kiltie Band (bagpipes) from 7–9 throughout the neighborhood
– Steve Miller (music) from 7–9 on Professor near Crust & the Banyan Tree
– Pop-up vendors along Professor
– Church tours at St. John Cantius & Sts Peter & Paul
– Ed Cote, rock stacker extraordinaire in front of St. John Cantius church
– Flying Monkey – Magic by Paul Gallagher from 8:30–10:30
– Treehouse – Dibs on Mars from 6–9
– Post 1 – DJ Britton-Zinn
– Fahrenheit corner – The Chewy Center starting at 6:30
– Crust – Steve Miller from 7–9
– More to come…check back soon
– Treehouse – Bomb Pop Shot $6, 21st Amendment Sparkale Rosé Ale $5.5, happy hour from 4–7
– Flying Monkey – $3 PDB Tall Boys
– Post 1 – For one night only: $1 PBR cans, $4 shots of Jack Daniels (any variety)
– More to come…check back soon
– Flying Monkey – Artwork by Tony Trunzo
– Treehouse – Dominic Lanzara's celebrity pop art portraits
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Blantyre Malawi is now going to be our permanent base for at least the next 5 years. This decision was born of us crying out to God in our desperation. It has been embarrassing frankly not knowing where we were supposed to be permanently, first we thought Mozambique then Zimbabwe. God kept leading us forward and blessing us in all that He guided us to do, but all the travel was too much for us as a family. We got desperate, we must have a base Lord! and God underlined Malawi and starting a mission and prayer base there with YWAM. Now that we are here He has opened up so much vision for our lives and the base He will establish here through us. What is on our hearts, is a prayer house and missions base, where a community of missionary prayer warriors will live and pray together launching missions teams out to serve the church across this region of Malawi Mozambique Zimbabwe and Zambia. Though we will be doing this venture in conjunction with the local church and other mission agencies our covering agency will be
YWAM (Youth With A Mission) who we have been working with for some time. We had a joyful spirit filled meeting with the national leaders and their prayers and our vision for the work in Blantyre were a carbon copy straight from the drawing board of our master designer in Heaven. In practical terms this does not mean a great change in what we will be doing, but now we will be joined by a team of young missionaries, with other short term teams flying in from around Africa and the world to come and pray, evangelize and serve the poor with us


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Mega Bog
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Dolphine by Mega Bog manages to be mystical but tough, finds Diva Harris
It is ten years and five albums late - and on the promise that I will be met at the door by 'a Pacific Northwestern rodeo child with an unmistakable laugh, who was allegedly cursed upon conception'- that I arrive at the Mega Bog party. And I realise pretty quickly that I'll be staying, for from all the squelch and grot of Erin Birgy's moniker springs, like a dolphin from a puddle or rose from a toilet bowl, the miraculous Dolphine: 36 minutes and 36 seconds of shimmering dirges which could just as easily soundtrack ancient woodland or the night sky as the deepest imaginable depths of the sea.
Recurrent looping synths and electronic strings (particularly prominent on tracks like album opener 'For the Old World', the title track, and joyfully freewheeling instrumental 'Fwee Again') lend Dolphine its distorted ebb and flow – the quality which unites deep water, deep time, and deep space, and also that which places Dolphine in the same brine pool as recent albums by Weyes Blood (Titanic Rising) and Vanishing Twin (The Age of Immunology). Throughout, gently but assertively thrummed guitar and a voice of disconcerting range (sometimes twee, hushed and childlike; other times booming, echoey and unnervingly warped) are augmented by a rich textural array of percussive sounds – with a complexity and mystery such that it is difficult to differentiate between instruments, or figure out what exactly is making such and such a sound; peal of sparkles, finger on water glass rim, plastic sticking to plastic. And similarly layered and textured are Birgy's lyrics, where beautiful standalone snatches – "another picture of milk" in 'For the Old World'; a "third hour prowling through the two-dollar store" in 'Left Door'; the "healthy deer triplet", "great mouse" and instruction to "write down 'Springtime' for Pamela" in 'Truth in the Wild' – slot together in a delightfully abstract fashion.
But to appreciate the whimsy at play here must not be at the expense of noticing the grit and tough shit too. It is all too common for experimental female musicians on a broadly similar wavelength to Mega Bog - Julia Holter, Cate Le Bon and Aldous Harding come to mind – to have the uncomfortable truths they tackle wilfully ignored in favour of sweet trivialities. For all of Dolphine's cuteness – every crying spider, wind chime, and faerie – there's an equal and opposite: a trollish man touching a woman without consent, a steaming dirty nappy, another murder. And so Birgy takes matters into her own hands; that her explorations of grief, white supremacy, bodily autonomy, and the plight of the planet might not be taken notice of is challenged head on, when on 'Truth in the Wild' she talk-sings saccharinely, tongue firmly in cheek: "Never smother the mystical song that rests deep inside you". Dolphine's songs are mystical, yes – but by no means are they not also tough, topical and profound.
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Rain, smoke force Canberra Cavalry to book 'back-up venue' in Sydney
The Canberra Cavalry desperately want the rain to come, just like everyone else in the smoke-choked and drought-hit capital.
But the expected wet weather looms as an extra layer of complication ahead of the Cavalry's last home series of the Australian Baseball League season.
Cavalry officials have organised a back-up venue in Sydney for their clashes against Auckland to give them flexibility to move games if conditions deteriorate.
The main concern is the smoke, which has already forced the Cavalry to cancel games against Brisbane and Adelaide this season and was the trigger for a new ABL policy.
Games will now be postponed or abandoned if the air quality jumps above the 300 threshold, which is why Blacktown is on standby as a venue for the Cavalry-Auckland series from Thursday.
The rain, however, could be a bigger problem with wet weather forecast to hit Canberra and Sydney.
"It's definitely looking a lot more promising than it was a couple of weeks ago," said Cavalry general manager Dan Amodio.
"Our plan is to play four games in Canberra this weekend, but keeping that in mind we've seen how quickly things can change. So we're going to keep close watch on the weather from an air quality standpoint and, in a funny turn, the much-needed rain.
"We're now working with an official air-quality process, so that takes some of the guesswork out. Should we have some additional issues, we've arranged for a back-up venue to be ready in western Sydney.
"We'll go there if we need to, but the plan is to have all four games in Canberra."
The smoke-affected games have left a gaping hole in the Cavalry's finances, but the club was determined to turn cancellations into a positive by partnering with the Village Building Co to raise more than $10,000 for the NSW Rural Fire Service.
Team officials hope the smoke and rain stay away to clear the air for fans to return to the stands to offset the cost of cancelling games.
The players are hoping supporters come back in time to watch them make a charge to the finals.
The Cavalry is fourth on the overall standings with two weeks remaining in the regular season.
"It's a priority for us to win now ... we want to play here in front of the home fans and win this series," said Robbie Perkins.
If the Cavalry maintains its place on the standings, it will host a knockout wildcard series in the first week of the play-offs.
"You've just got to be ready to play when they call. It upsets the rhythm a bit, but it hasn't affected us as a group," Perkins said.


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Stockport County shirt sponsor, Euro Sport and Event Management Ltd (ESEM), have extended their shirt sponsorship deal for the 2017/18 season.
The deal has been expanded and will now also sponsor the ladies team in addition to the mens team.
The logo for ESEM will appear across the new women's and men's home shirts.
ESEM are owned by long-time County fan Christian Machowski and he said:
"We're delighted to be renewing our agreement with County after a very successful season with the club in 2016/17. I've maintained a very personal interest in the club's aims and ambitions and I'm genuinely excited about County's direction of travel. Jim Gannon has lined up some exciting signings for the new campaign and we are delighted to be part of it once again.
"The opportunity to increase our involvement by sponsoring County Ladies has also been a very welcome addition, as football is now the top participation sport for women and girls in England, and we look forward to watching the teams flourish next season."
Stockport County's Commercial Manager Simon Dawson said:
"We are very grateful to Christian for his ongoing sponsorship of Stockport County Football Club and we are genuinely excited to see ESEM now embedded at different levels of the football infrastructure. The new kit will be available from early July and we think fans will love the new design, which will be a great canvas for the ESEM logo."
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On Saturday morning I bundled the family into the car and headed down to Retro-Pickers in Walmer. Around every second corner there is a coffee shop these days, but Retro-Pickers is something refreshingly different. Imagine an antique shop selling mostly retro items and clothing combined with a small personal coffee shop and you will have Retro-Pickers. The coffee shop isn't very big with only three tables inside and another four outside making it a nice quiet spot to go for a chat and browse. I probably spent more time going through everything on the shelves than I did sitting at the table and every time I sat down my eyes caught something else and I was up again. The menu is nice and compact and we decided on the mouthwatering beef pitas. I also noticed that there is always gluten-dairy-sugar free Choc Chip Muffins at R12 each on the menu so anybody can visit for a coffee and snack. So next time you're driving down Main Road looking for a spot for a coffee break, do pop in at Retro-Pickers.
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Looks like you could re-enact Goldilocks and the three bears there. What lucky kids you have!ReplyDelete
wow can't wait to try it out, thanks for the recommendation....especially interesting is the bit about gluten/dairy free muffins, it is always a challenge finding places that cater for all the allergic ones in our family so this is great news!ReplyDelete
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A Washington Post editorial today gives Al Gore a rough slap ("Negative Al Gore"). Predictably, I guess, the Post
is the repository of this city's most easy-thinking conventional wisdom.
In a rebuke to the former vice-president's attack on White House economic
policy the Post writes …
President Bush's main economic policy — the large tax cut
of last year — was not responsible for any of the current damage. Indeed,
given the twin shocks of 9/11 and the post-Enron stock market decline, the
short-term stimulus created by the tax cuts has turned out to be fortuitously
well timed. To be sure, parts of the tax cut that have yet to be implemented,
especially the repeal of the estate tax, are unaffordable and ought to be
Mickey Kaus chimed in with "WaPo acknowledges what Krugman won't about the Bush tax cuts."
But does the Post's remark even make logical, let alone substantive, sense? The Post
begins by saying that the Bush tax cut — which must be what they mean by
his "main economic policy" — is not responsible for any of our current economic
situation, by which they mean, in large part, the rapidly ballooning federal
With respect to the deficit, this is largely true. This year's
deficit is caused to only a fairly limited degree by 9/11 or (as opposed
to the deficits for the rest of the decade) the Bush tax cut. The culprit
is a flagging economy and what one must imagine is a virtual surcease in
the fat capital gains tax revenues which floated the federal budget through
the end of the last decade.
So far so good.
But then the Post says that "the short-term stimulus created
by the tax cuts has turned out to be fortuitously well timed." This makes
no sense. Very little of the tax cut has even been implemented yet. That's
why the White House — and the Washington Post — can accurately say that the administration is not responsible for this year's deficit. Is the Post talking about the stimulus which Republican flacks sometimes claim comes from the expectation of future tax cuts?
It's true that some of the tax cuts have kicked in — largely the
middle-class rebate checks foisted on the president by Senate Democrats,
which are rather small. But, in any case, one can either have real stimulus,
which might get some credit for buoying the economy, and also ballooning the deficit. Or one can have neither. The Post picks and chooses to sustain the logic of their editorial.
It's an example of the crying sin of much recent political journalism
and commentary — not bias of the right or the left, but reflexive special-pleading
on behalf of the Bush White House.
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Monday, September 6, 2010 We headed into Ogden and spent the afternoon at the Toad's Fun Zone, playing arcade games, laser tag, and miniature golf! The kids really enjoyed it! Tuesday, September 7, 2010 We headed home this morning. We all felt a little sad leaving our "vacation home" and getting back to reality. We spent the day just hanging out at home, unpacking and getting ready for the week. Wednesday, September 8, 2010 The kids went back to school today. Joey took the kids to Beth's soccer game, while I headed to the Back to School Night. I was shocked at all of the papers that I got! Beth's schooling is so different than JJ's and we will have a lot to do with homework, etc. So I made a calendar and started planning the month with all that is going on and planning ... [Read More]
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Relax and Renew at River Ridge Lodge by the river in this Downstairs large and well-appointed Queen room, with private ensuite. Get Cozy on the guest porch and in the guest lounge, and help yourself to a continental breakfast. Enjoy peek-a-boo views of the river, which empties into Mahone Bay down the road. A quick five minute drive to the town of Mahone Bay with stores, cafes, restaurants and more or grab complimentary bikes to tour around Mahone Bay and Lunenburg. Only one hour from Halifax.
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- Yes TV
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Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Beautiful walk, star trek for real and Moby Duck
- Loving the wake-up call that the space shuttle astronauts got from William Shatner on Monday morning: "These have been the voyages of the space shuttle Discovery. Her 30-year mission: To seek out new science. To build new outposts. To bring nations together on the final frontier. To boldly go, and do, what no spacecraft has done before…" How cool is that???
- Reading a New York Times review of a book with the best title I've heard in ages: "MOBY-DUCK - The True Story of 28,800 Bath Toys Lost at Sea and of the Beachcombers, Oceanographers, Environmentalists, and Fools, Including the Author, Who Went in Search of Them" by Donovan Hohn. The book is truly about a journalist's ocean quest for 28,800 rubber ducks lost at sea off a container ship, discovering where they came from, where they drifted, and why.
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- Jannie Funster said...
Wow, that's a lot of ducks! Was there one with a big prize inside,I wonder?
Shatner still rocks after all these years! That IS way cool, that going boldly bit!
- March 9, 2011 at 9:28 AM
- desk49 said...
The trees here
Look quite dead
Not a bud
Have they shad
The question is
Will man from our time
Go there again?
It will help to know
The ducks path so
NYC will know how to dump
Trash so it will not
Come back to shore.
- March 9, 2011 at 9:55 AM
- Louvregirl said...
Love that wake up call! How great is that. O.K. Lynn, I'm a 'natural' trekkie, having come home from school (d-a-i-l-y) to watch the voyages of the star ship Enterprise...
Also, thank for the Lacy Tree; what a lovely name...should be a name for a street; Lacy Tree lane?
- March 9, 2011 at 10:04 AM
- TALON said...
So pretty a path - makes me want to take a stroll and drink in all that beauty.
That's a neat wake-up call!
- March 9, 2011 at 10:42 AM
- Fireblossom said...
Ducks? Really? :-/
- March 9, 2011 at 11:19 AM
- Lynn said...
Jannie -
No - no prize. They fell off the container ship and scattered. It has actually been helpful to scientists studying ocean currents to see where they ended up and how long it took them to get there. The writer took one he found back to the toymaker in Japan and fit it inside its original mold. He said he expected it to light up or something. :)
I loved the gravity in his voice as he read it. The astronauts said it was their second favorite wake-up call.
Ellis -
lol! A great wrap up. :) Thank you for my poem.
lg -
I used to love to watch the reruns of it, too.
Lacey Tree Lane - I like that! That park is so full of lovely spots that I could have endless photos from it. A great place to walk.
Talon -
Those paths are part of Atlanta's Beltline project with 33 miles of paths like that running through the city - they run alongside the old railroad trestles.
Seriously. :)
- March 9, 2011 at 12:32 PM
- Maude Lynn said...
That call from William Shatner is the coolest thing ever! Yes, I am a nerd.
- March 9, 2011 at 1:09 PM
- G. B. Miller said...
I'm amazed that a book with that long of a title actually got published.
- March 9, 2011 at 6:03 PM
- Riot Kitty said...
That book sounds hilarious!
- March 9, 2011 at 6:28 PM
- Sparkling Red said...
I'm very intrigued by that book. Sweet title! So many books, so little time.
- March 9, 2011 at 7:21 PM
- Snaggle Tooth said...
Such a pretty sight in your pic!
I heard that Shatner recording on the news, n of course think it's great (as a Sci-Fi fan).
I wrote an ESR post in July '06 on those duckies in regard to the ocean currents here
if your interested
Unfortunately the Sci data links on the linked survey were taken off-line for unknown reasons-
- March 9, 2011 at 10:40 PM
- Lynn said...
Mama Zen -
I am a nerd, too - I was delighted with it when they had that on the news.
Me, too - sounds all very tongue in cheek. He doesn't take himself too seriously, I guess.
Riot Kitty -
I kind of like thinking of all those ducks just floating off in all directions and the places they chose to end up. :)
Sparking Red -
Same here - I have a book club meeting tonight and I haven't even finished the book.
Snaggle -
I will look at the link - I think that's neat that you wrote about it, too. :)
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Classic Polka Dots take on a bold look with this fun design. Bold, "painted" polka dots create the background for this folded card. then we've added a fun monogram in the center using an unlikely font pair. We've done black and white but this would be fun in so many colors! Your monogram may look different but the fun design remains!
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The band have a new double A-side single due on 23 February followed by a London live date at The Victoria, Dalston on 7 March.
Fontaines D.C. met as a quintet in Dublin, influenced and driven in equal measure by the rich history of their hometown's counter-culture, their response has been to make concise and immediately authentic indie-punk that has done anything but fall on deaf ears.
The last six months have seen Fontaines D.C. release two hotly received double A-side singles, both of which were named as singles of the week by Rough Trade, and garnered early support from the likes of Steve Lamacq and others on BBC 6 Music, as well as earning feature space from every major Irish publication.
Previous singles such as Liberty Belle and Hurricane Laughter call to mind the likes of the Modern Lovers, The Fall, Iggy Pop and The Strokes, seamlessly blending immediate lyrical hooks with melodic golden-era indie instrumentation, and '70s Stooges punk thrust, all of which is strewn with defiant rock and roll overtones.
On their new single Chequeless Reckless, the band have decided to delve even deeper into their influences (which they personally cite as spanning from The La's, to The Pogues to Buddy Holly) employing hypnotic, kraut-rock infused cyclical riffs, whilst channelling Dublin into their concise and often-unassumingly poetic lyrics with a distinctive gritty Irish drawl.
Fontaines D.C. have gone from strength-to-strength with each release, and with a vast range of critical acclaim, renowned live shows and a series of sold out releases behind them over the course of just six months, Chequeless Reckless stands as a huge statement of intent, which is not to be ignored.


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I had a wonderful letter recently from a lawyer in Utah. His firm is putting together a coloring book to teach cars seat safety. How wonderful for this nice group of people to take the time , talent and treasure, to reach out and make a difference.
I hope everyone I know uses the right size carseat. I know as each of my grandchildren has reached their next weight milestone my cars seats have been converted. The expense is not much compared to their safety, and comfort!
Casi, one of my favorite blogging buddies often talks about talking to her child in the car. It is, a quiet one on one place, to point out neighborhood landmarks, that will help them be safer bikers and walkers as they grow up. It is also a place to talk quietly to a child when you would like them to think for a while. I often used the time for a "Teachable moment."
Another friend told me that her grandson , living in a new town is given a map in his carseat,
With the route drawn on it so he can "help" Mommy get to where they are going. He has learned the name of the routed streets, go left here, right here……he is four mind you, a great technique I think. It also is a wonderful way for a child to start to think outside his/her little box. These skills will be useful all of his life.
When exiting the car, safety comes back into play. Be careful, hold hands……a parking lot has backing cars, show a child how the back lights and tires show them a car is backing up. Also explain about the mirrors of the cars. They help drivers see, but there are blind spots. A driver in an older SUV might not see a child because of height behind a car! Tell them that it is up to them to be watching just as their Moms and Dads are doing. Being alert, is definitely a theme for me as you know…this is just one more area of life that can be thought about, a parenting plan put into place, and acted upon.
We didn't have much car safety as kids, we rode in the back of a station wagon. I am glad we were not all killed in a freeway pileup! Car safety is important. Thousands of children are killed yearly, because they were not belted or in a carseat. make sure your kids are the safe ones.
I am glad that i was asked to look over this new coloring book, and offer input, further,
I'm pleased that wonderful people are making coloring books, thinking about child and car safety,
It is nice to hear and I wish them success in helping to make our children safer.
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3 responses to "Cars, Car Seats, and Parking Lots"
I love teaching moments in the car…what a great place it is when we do not have our kids plugged into to an iPad or screen. So many times I see kids with their parents walking in front of them in a parking lot not paying any attention to safety.
Lorette, I so agree, a captive audience…..however, it works both ways, my teens asked me a couple of biological questions that had me 'bout driving off the road a few times..hahaha


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The Buffalo Catholic Diocese suspended the Rev. Ronald P. Sajdak due to a complaint alleging that Sajdak, before becoming a priest, sexually abused a teenage boy.
Sajdak, the pastor of a Catholic church in Clarence, was a teenager himself in the 1970s when the accuser alleges the abuse began.
The accuser said Sajdak, 63, blackmailed him into an abusive sexual relationship. The man said he was 13 when the abuse started and that the blackmail and sexual relationship lasted 10 years.
Buffalo Diocese officials said it took six months for them to suspend Sajdak on Saturday because a board of lay Catholics that reviews complaints of abuse initially determined that the case fell outside the scope of clergy sexual misconduct.
The unusual case demonstrates the enormous shift in the diocese, from an organization that previously allowed priests accused of molesting children to return to parishes to one now suspending priests for alleged conduct that occurred before they were ordained. It is part of the 191 complaints lodged with the Buffalo Diocese after a clergy sexual abuse scandal erupted in February.
Local attorney Kevin Stocker represents the 60-year-old Erie County man who accused Sajdak of abusing him and applied for compensation from the diocese.
According to a claim filed by Stocker in May, Sajdak would have been around 16 at the time that the abuse is alleged to have started, and the alleged abuse happened more than a decade before Sajdak was ordained to the priesthood.
The man accusing Sajdak provided few details about the sex abuse, but he said that what happened has tormented him for years.
And even if it occurred prior to Sajdak's being a priest, he said, "Do you still really want him there?"
Bishop Richard J. Malone said the suspension of Sajdak "is part of my commitment to do the work in a stronger, more transparent way."
"He was not a priest at the time of the abuse. It started in his teens, and so the Review Board studied that one and ruled it out as abuse of a minor," said Bishop Richard J. Malone. "But I thought it would be a good thing to take a good look at it."
Lawlor F. Quinlan, a lawyer for the diocese, corrected the bishop by saying that while the Review Board had considered not making public that an allegation had been made against Sajdak, the board has not yet made a recommendation on the claim because it is still being investigated.
The man accusing Sajdak asked not to be identified. He told The News in an interview that he wasn't interested in money and simply wanted Sajdak removed from ministry so that children would be protected.
Sajdak is pastor of Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church in Clarence. He was removed from active ministry Saturday, along with Monsignor Frederick D. Leising, former pastor of the parish, who was accused of forcibly kissing a 19-year-old woman following an event at a church in Barker in 1988. Leising denied the allegation.
Sajdak did not return two voicemails seeking comment.
The man said Sajdak gave him $50 to take a photograph of him in a bathing suit, then threatened to show the man's friends the picture if the man didn't pose nude for another photograph.
The man said Sajdak continued to blackmail him by threatening to expose their sexual acts to his family.
The man said he hadn't spoken about the alleged abuse with anyone – not even his wife of 30 years - until he told Stocker.
"I kept it to myself because I really don't want people to have pity on me," he said. "I feel embarrassed, and there's a lot of feelings inside I don't want to bring up."
He said the abuse happened dozens of times in the basement of the Sloan home of Sajdak's parents.
He said Sajdak was in the seminary at the time of the abuse and would come home occasionally on weekends and in the summer.
After high school, Sajdak attended Wadhams Hall Seminary College in Ogdensburg from 1973 to 1977 before joining the Discalced Carmelite Community in Boston, Mass.
Sajdak also attended Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C., and the Washington Theological Union Seminary, where he received a master's degree in 1989. He enrolled in 1992 at Christ the King Seminary and was ordained as a Buffalo Diocese priest in 1996, according to short biographies of the priest published in Western New York Catholic, a monthly newspaper.
When asked Monday by a reporter at a news conference whether an abuse allegation from someone's teenage years would disqualify that person from becoming a priest, Malone said that he didn't know all of the details of the accusation against Sajdak.
"Sometimes, you know, teenagers will get involved in some experimental stuff. We've known that for years," he said.
Malone also said that he does not know what was in Sajdak's file for admission into the seminary.
"Certainly, if we knew that a priest or a candidate for the priesthood had been involved with a minor in an inappropriate way, he would never be allowed into the seminary. Not a chance," he said.
But Quinlan cautioned against turning away people interested in the priesthood "because of a concern for something else."
"I understand that transparency is important. I understand that people want to look into the past of their priests," he said. "But St. Augustine, if you read his confessions, he lived a life of debauchery before he became a priest, and he became a great priest and a great bishop and one of the greatest saints in the history of our church."
Nearly 100 priests who worked in the Buffalo area have been publicly accused in recent decades, according to Buffalo News archives, public records, other news archives and recent reporting by the News. Click here to see the priests who have been publicly accused.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan belittled serious concerns about the millions of Americans who would lose coverage under his plan to repeal health care, describing it as a "beauty contest."
In an interview with right-wing radio host Hugh Hewitt, House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) added to the list of increasingly mean-spirited and shortsighted comments made by Republicans over concerns about their Obamacare repeal plan.
Ryan dismissed the fears expressed by millions about having the rug pulled out from under them, as the Republican "American Health Care Act" is estimated to eliminate coverage for anywhere between 10-20 million Americans. The plan has been widely condemned by the American Medical Association, AARP, American Lung Association, as well as by the Democratic Party. Conservative groups like the Heritage Foundation have also attacked the bill, but only because it is not cruel enough to patients.
Asked about the upcoming Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimates that are likely to detail massive drops in health insurance coverage under the GOP's plan, Ryan told Hewitt he had instructed House Republicans — who have already been laying the groundwork to attempt to discredit the CBO and its findings — to be prepared for the bad press.
Ryan then stated, "We always know you're never going to win a coverage beauty contest when it's free market versus government mandates." And he referred to the massive increases in coverage as a result of Obamacare as "a pretty piece of paper that says we're mandating great things for Americans."
HEWITT: Finally, the CBO's going to come out with a number, Speaker Ryan, that says 15 million people are going to lose their insurance. Now you can't really lose what you don't use, and can't use. How are you going to combat that number to get through the narrow gate of 51 senators?
RYAN: That's right. I've been telling our members, 'Just get ready.' This is always what happens with CBO. We couldn't, you know — we often mark up bills in what we call authorizing committees, like Ways and Means and Commerce before you have a score, and then the score comes. That's very typical. But we always know you're never going to win a coverage beauty contest when it's free market versus government mandates. If the government says 'Thou shall buy our health insurance,' the government estimates are going to say people will comply and it will happen. And when you replace that with 'We're going to have a free market, and you buy what you want to buy,' they're going to say not nearly as many people are going to do that. That's just going to happen.
And so you'll have those coverage estimates. We assume that's going to happen. That's not our goal. Our goal is not to show a pretty piece of paper that says we're mandating great things for Americans. Our goal is to get a vibrant health care system that's patient-centered, that brings down costs, that increases choices, that has a marketplace so that we lower the costs and therefore increase the access to affordable care. That's our goal, and it's not to win some coverage beauty contest, but you're right. You're going to see some number coming out, I have no doubt in my mind about that. I've spoken to our members about that. We're going to talk to our members constantly about this, because we're not going to get into a bidding war with the left about how much we can mandate or put entitlements out there for people. If you're repealing one entitlement and bloc granting to the states another entitlement, the government's not going to say we're getting more entitlements. It's just simple. But that is going to be, I think, something a little bit confusing to people. And we've been telling our members all along you know that's what's going to happen, so get ready.
Ryan is casually belittling the concerns that have led to a grassroots revolt against him, Trump, and the Republican Party. Americans do not want to lose their access to care, especially not in exchange for a massive tax cut for the super-wealthy and a laundry list of giveaways to the insurance industry.
Other Republicans have made similarly dismissive comments, sounding a lot like Ryan. Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-UT), who told low-income Americans that they should prioritize health care "rather than getting that new iPhone." And Rep. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) suggested cancer patients could just go to the emergency room for their treatment, ignoring the intensive process needed for chemotherapy.
Describing concerns over coverage for cancer, reproductive health, other diseases and debilitating conditions or just basic health insurance as a "beauty contest" is cruel and heartless. And it shows just how little "care" there is in the GOP's health care plan.


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1. Will Newsweek stop existing as a print publication? (Forbes)
2. Roku raises $45 million from News Corp, BSkyB and others (TechCrunch)
3. Publisher Random House is getting into television (Publishers Weekly)
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Forbes :: Atlantic Media's stop-and-start plans to launch a new digital brand centered on business news are once again moving ahead. The company has begun hiring in preparation for a mid-2012 launch. The site doesn't yet have a name, but, unlike the Atlantic Wire, it will be a pure standalone brand, says Atlantic Media president Justin Smith. "It's safe to say this will be the biggest launch we've attempted," he told me in December.
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Many industries exploit students and young jobseekers through the dubious practice of unpaid interning, but the media industry, where competition for a foot in the door is fierce, is likely among the worst.
However, Atlantic Media, which publishes The Atlantic and The National Journal, has announced it will begin to pay all its previously unpaid interns. Apparently the decision followed an article in last week's New York Times, 'The Unpaid Intern, Legal or Not'.
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Atlantic Media today announced the finalists for the 2010 Michael Kelly Award. The award recognises fearless journalism in the pursuit of truth.
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Ken Bensinger and Ralph Vartabedian, Los Angeles Times
For their coverage of malfunctioning cars produced and recalled by Toyota.
Sheri Fink, ProPublica
For her coverage of medical treatment in the wake of Hurricane Katrina
Jeffrey Gettleman, the New York Times
For his coverage of pirates in Somalia, the of spread of Islamic radicalism, and mass rape in eastern Congo.
David Rohde, the New York Times
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Malcolm Turnbull did the right thing by lancing a leadership "boil" rather than enduring death by a thousand cuts, says Nick Greiner.
The Liberal Party federal president and former NSW premier told the ABC he was not aware the prime minister would call a leadership spill on Tuesday, but that dealing with it was the right thing to do.
"There is a hankering ... for the prime minister to make decisions like the one he made in terms of the decisive move to not have some sort of death by a thousand cuts," he said.
"But rather to act in a clear-cut manner and allow this issue, the boil, if you like, to be lanced."
Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton putting his hand up to challenge Mr Turnbull was "entirely sensible", Mr Greiner said.
Mr Dutton lost 48 votes to 35 and resigned to the backbench.
Mr Greiner said the Liberal Party was a "broad church" and the real issue was looking forward to the next federal election.
"There is nothing new here. What is important is how the party manages these differences."
If differences were not managed, the results would be pretty obvious come the next election.
"It is either a focus on winning and what works, or a focus on bellybutton gazing, and that won't work," Mr Greiner said.
He also offered veiled criticism of former prime minister Tony Abbott.
"Tony is a great plus for the party when he devotes himself towards attacking the Labor Party," he said.
"I hope he sticks with his often stated view that avoiding a Shorten government is the most important thing for Australia."
He said the Liberals were well-prepared for the next election, which would be held by May.
"Should we have more money? Yes, of course we should," he said.
"The election will be held roughly when it is due, and I think all the rest is really just fairly bizarre speculation."


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Dishonored: Death of the Outsider
Rosario Dawson, Michael Madsen, Robin Lord Taylor
While Death of the Outsider never quite attains the genius level of its bigger siblings, it's a solid, undeniably satisfying adventure…
Of all the many things Dishonored 2 did right, and that list is long and impressive, it didn't quite give enough narrative time to one of its more interesting side characters, Billie Lurk (Rosario Dawson). Happily Dishonored: Death of the Outsider is here to redress that balance and run a victory lap, reminding us how damn good this series really is.
Death of the Outsider begins right after Dishonored 2's ending. The players who opted to kill Billie Lurk at the end of that game may be slightly confused, but those people are monsters and we shall talk of them no more. Anyway, long story short: Billie has been tasked with finding the Outsider – the living God/man who controls the Void from which all supernatural power flows – and end his eternal life. To do this Billie will need to use her own powers – transporting herself vast distances, mimicking the faces of others and astral traveling into new areas to mark enemies and secrets. In other words it's Dishonored business as usual and that's a good thing, for the most part.
Over Death of the Outsider's 7-10 hour runtime you'll sneak around banks, museums and cultist's lairs, either going full on stab-happy or silent but deadly. This time around killing folks doesn't change the ending, which means cathartic murder goes unpunished, but the lack of a "good ending" for low chaos runs is a little disappointing. Another minor letdown is that you can't upgrade your powers in any meaningful way. Yes, you can find bone charms that buff certain characteristics, but it's a poor substitute for genuine stat building. One addition that really works, however, are the contracts you can take from the black market. These add multiple smaller goals (including killing a mime!) and really gives you a reason to explore every nook and cranny of these large, detailed maps.
While Death of the Outsider never quite attains the genius level of its bigger siblings, it's a solid, undeniably satisfying adventure with some cool characters and world building and an ending that manages to stick the landing. It's not a perfect ta ta for now to Dishonored but is sure to give fans something to chew on until Dishonored 3 creeps out of the shadows.


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The Museum Files
In this multi-part series, the Tallahassee Museum presents The Museum Files—lectures in criminal justice, forensics, behavioral profiling, police investigation, myths, legends, and unsolved crimes.
He's Crazy/She's Crazy – Behavioral Profiling
We will briefly discuss some mental pathologies that impact people as it relates to relationships and crime. Ideally, we will cover the telltale signs of disorders, what those disorders may be recognized as from a behavioral perspective, and for individuals who fall into certain categories, what challenges those behaviors present to others as well as to identify people who may cause harm within intimate relationships.
Dr. Lee Bushong, FAMU
Dr. Lee Bushong joined FAMU in 2018. He is an assistant professor in criminal justice within the Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice. Dr. Bushong combines a former career in law enforcement with the theory of academia, giving students exposure to both. In addition to working at FAMU, Dr. Bushong is a member of FEMORS, Florida's emergency mortuary response organization, a field trained archaeologist, and a forensic under water crime scene investigator He has published works on crime scene investigation and millennial motivation. Dr. Bushong's specialties include human remains identification, wound interpretation, blood evidence, forensic behavior analysis, sexual deviancy, emergency management, archaeology, and underwater investigation.


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Recently, one of our readers sent us several photographs of a "tiny house" constructed from a single 20ft ISBU.
The boatbuilder owner used his yacht skills to design and build a really nice little house that could be shipped anywhere in the world.
(This can happen because he didn't cut any exterior doors or windows into the existing shell.)
We were particularly pleased to see the innovative kitchen he laid out in that small home. Frankly, it rivals many of the small kitchens that you or I may encounter in our day to day lives. He used a full sized refrigerator. The space behind it houses his water tank. He didn't waste an inch. Good lad!
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His "corner kitchen" even incorporates a washer/dryer unit. We use similar LG washer/dryers in many of our off-grid cabins in remote areas.
His container isn't "conventional" as one entire wall surface opens up to expose the inner shell. You can find these boxes from time to time and he's taken full advantage of the space that it provides. On nice days, he can literally open up one entire wall section to the outdoors. Talk about bringing the outside in!
And because he can ship his little Corten home anywhere in the world, that "outside view" can change whenever he wants!
Guys like this are literally rethinking housing.
As we looked at his little gem, I was reminded of another kind of "traveling ISBU Home" concept we'd seen lately. Many of our readers know that we've spent years working on "disaster relief housing" and the establishment of rapidly deployed shelter systems for victims and volunteers after natural disasters strike globally.
The use of ISBUs as a shelter component means that you can "rack and stack" them together to form housing units very quickly. We've stacked as many as a hundred units together in less than 24 hours. Read that again slowly. LESS than 24 hours. These temporary constructs can house workers, clinics, first responders and more.
But what if you could just take your home with you wherever your future led you?
Jeff Wilson, an environmental science professor at the Huston-Tillotson University, had a similar dream. It's called "Kasita" and it's basically a little 20′ High Cube ISBU based apartment that actually fits into a steel exoskeleton. By "racking" these apartment units, they can be removed and shipped to other locations with similar exoskeletons.
Small extension modules are added to the ISBU to expand it's livability. In fact, those add-ons increase the size of the little apartment by 30%.
Inside, you have room for a full kitchen and even a washer/dryer. The bathroom is "normal" as well. No microscopic toilet or shower to force yourself in and out of.
The whole idea of a "transportable condo" sounds complicated, but it isn't. While you wouldn't be able to ship the little apartments overseas (because you've modified the shell) the small ISBUs are easily trucked from site to site. The small exoskeleton footprints allow these units to be "racked and stacked" 3 or 4 levels high without much difficulty.
If you get transferred to another city, you simply call the mover and have him disconnect and remove your unit.
You don't pack, you don't box up your gear. You simply take the entire residence and it's contents with you. When you get to your new location, your unit is racked in an empty space in an exoskeleton and you're back in business.
The fact that the exoskeletons that house the units take up such a small footprint (as little as 1,000 sq ft) means that they can be constructed as in-fill in almost any urban city that you can imagine. These steel racks could bolt together in the configuration that benefits the lot and observe the local building codes.
You could even build a small village of these units in previously unbuildable lots and locations. You could revitalize neighborhoods. You could build them along greenbelts.
Are you listening, Detroit?
Now add a power system like a TESLA Powerpack to this little condo and you have a unit that's even capable of going off-grid.
Despite a long list of smart-tech and energy saving features, the size of the condo and it's ability to be placed on small lots that no-one wants makes this a very embraceable idea in many metropolitan areas. And it solves one of biggest dilemmas for employers;
"Where will my workers live?"
Companies could even embrace these versatile condos as "corporate housing" for their workers.
Think about this for a moment;
NO Roomates
NO searching Craigslist for a rental
NO calling friends and relatives in those cities to crash on their couch while you hunt down that elusive new apartment.
NO hunting through boxes to find your packed goods.
The only thing that changes is your street address.
Imagine how workers in places like NYC or San Francisco would embrace these.
It's the idea of transportable housing taken to the next level. It will allow us to house friend and families in a whole new way.
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Two drivers injured after crash on Louisville Road in Bowling Green
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.- A bad car wreck in Warren County shutdown a portion of Louisville Road Thursday afternoon.
It happened just after 2:00 p.m. near the entrance to the Bowling Green-Warren County Humane Society.
According to Bowling Green police, a man driving a Nissan Sentra pulled into the path of a Ford pick-up truck.
The driver of the Sentra was airlifted to a trauma center in Nashville, while the other driver sustained injuries as well.
Their conditions are not known at this time.
The road was shutdown for a little more than an hour and has since reopened.