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The memorably harsh tactics of the Scared Straight! documentaries brutally showed generations of teenagers that prison was the last place they ever wanted to be. Now, one Massachusetts jail is taking the “scared” out of this lesson with its first ever “Jail Brake” tour for girls.

South Bay House of Corrections is running weekly tours of its facility for small groups of middle and high school-aged girls to help them make the right decisions in their lives.

“We’re not trying to scare kids, we’re trying to educate kids,” says Steve Tompkins, chief of communications and external affairs for the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Department. “We know criminal life is glorified in movies and music videos, but in the real world there’s no director saying ‘cut.’ You stay here and you lose a number of your liberties.”

SBHC started the program in 1987 for boys and has since run tours for groups of both boys and girls. Tompkins says a growing epidemic nationwide of female juvenile delinquency prompted the solely female component.

“We were looking at the dynamic of why girls are getting involved in aggressive crimes like muling drugs, armed assault, and robbery with intent to do harm,” Tompkins explains. “The young girls and women typically known for doing these kinds of things have changed in the last five, six, seven years. We want to look at the dynamic and see if we can’t get in front of the curve and address it before it explodes.”

Jail Brake brings four to five girls from schools, community organizations and juvenile agencies into the jail for two hours. They receive a tour and spend time speaking with the female inmates.

“The girls actually get to talk to female inmates and hear firsthand just how much you don’t want to compromise your life in any way that could possibly lead to a sentence to an incarceration facility,” adds Tompkins.

The program emphasizes the lack of control and privacy one encounters while being incarcerated and stresses the importance of taking responsibility for one’s own actions.

“These are very emotional events,” he says. “It can be emotional because these young girls don’t know what its like to be incarcerated, and so when they see what it means to lose their liberties - it really sets in.”

The meetings are also emotionally daunting for the female inmates.

“A lot of the females in the population here are mothers,” Tompkins explains. “They are separated from their kids and they look at these young girls and think that could be their daughter one day. They don’t need to see more young folks in here, more folks period. They really impress that upon these young girls.”

Across the U.S., the number of females arrested has increased significantly. According to the FBI, the number of females ages 15-24 arrested increased by 15 percent from 2000 to 2004. Over that same period, the total number of arrests in the U.S. increased by a much lower 7.8 percent rate.

Massachusetts courts often use Jail Brake as a condition of probation for juveniles. The potential for prevention is especially promising for troublesome teenagers who have never broken the law.

“It’s usually in middle school when kids make the decision of which way they want to go, to do the right thing or the wrong thing. We’re trying to get to them in that period,” Tompkins says.

“We really want the girls to leave here feeling, ‘Wow, I should be more careful.’”

A recent study by the Pew Charitable Trusts projected that in the next five years, the national female inmate prison population will increase by 16 percent compared to 12 percent for males. Hopefully with more programs like Jail Brake, this will become an overestimated forecast.

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Art Mom

I am finally in my craft room after getting back from Robyn's house. I had sooo much fun while I was there!!!!!!   I have been busy trying to get everything back in order.  I also have taken on the task of being Art Mom in my daughters Kindergarten class.  I am working with another mom so I only teach once a month and Monday was my turn.  We had a lot of fun playing with play-dough and making these little paper pumpkins!  I am so excited for Robyn's Think Pink week and am going to catch up on the projects so far.  I will post them when I get them done!!!

Sharon said...

cute pumpkin bet they liked them. Glad you made it home safe.

flowerdisco said...

awww karlee....this is so sweet for the kids

Kathy said...

Great fall project for kindergarten age. Love the
3-Dimensional look. Welcome home. I took my laptop up to church and our monthly Faithbooking (scrapbooking) group got to watch you guys while we scrapbooked. What a fun night we had with you two!

Patti said...

What a cute idea! I was looking for an easy craft for the kids to make at our neighborhood Halloween party, This is it! Thanks for sharing! Can't wait to see what Pink ideas you come up with this week.

Carrie K said...

Art Mom- what a perfect job for you! I am sure it will be tons of fun!!

eileen said...

These pumpkins are too cute. That's a nice job to have as art mom. Your daughter must be thrilled

eileen said...

These pumpkins are too cute. That's a nice job to have as art mom. Your daughter must be thrilled

Sanwanya said...

very cute and creative!! Art mom sounds fun!!

Anonymous said...

It's so sad to me that schools are getting rid of the regular art programs. My daughter is a certified art teacher who is now teaching a regular second grade class because the schools all keep cutting art and music :( Sounds like they got a winner when they found you though!

Jill ~ Jillify It said...

Oh bless you for volunteering to be Art Mom for the kindergarten class! I am a former kindergarten teacher and LOVED art days! I always had awesome volunteers to do fun projects & lessons with the kids!

Love the cute pumpkins!

Monique Leslie The Misfit Crafter said...

I think I will make some of these with my kids today. I have neglecting the Halloween Decorations.

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My Amazing Husband

Okay, since it's the weekend, I thought this might be a good time to do this tag. All about my husband. I was tagged by my friend Annette (who I've known since the 3rd grade). I know this is my writing blog. And I know that I have promised my extended family/friends who really don't care to read how crazy I am (because they already know), that I would start a family blog. I haven't done this yet, so I will post this tag here. I'm supposed to do 5 things in 6 areas. But, because that is 30 things and Jared would kill me (he's super private/shy), I will write 6 things about my wonderful husband.

*He is 6'8", which brings to mind two thoughts. One, every new person he meets (I was guilty as well) asks him how tall he is and if he plays basketball. And a few people ask him how the view or weather is up there. Yeah, it gets old. (BTW, yes, he played ball in college and the weather and view up there is lot better than the weather/view anywhere else, because he has it all to himself) Two, when he first met me, he told me he was 6'9" (his height w/b-ball shoes on)--I'm so sure. If I knew he was only 6'8", I don't know that I would have married him.

*He's a stock broker and likes to read super boring finance books. Like seriously enjoys reading them. Bleck. I fall asleep just reading their titles. But his all time favorite book (going back to his teenage years) is: Time of the Twins by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman (When we first got married it was one of my requirements to read this book and I [should I admit this] actually enjoyed it).

*He draws really well, but won't admit it.

*He's super funny, but the funny thing is that his sense of humor is so dry that, true story, one of my friends after a year of knowing me (a year!) finally looked at me and said, your husband is hilarious. I was like, uh, yeah, I know. And she said, Yeah, it took me until now to realize that.

*He is the best husband ever and has fully supported me this last year when I turned into a recluse and started writing like crazy.

*He is the best dad ever as voted by our four children, and me. And if anyone saw my post about my daughter announcing that she loves her daddy more than her mommy, then you understand this statement is so true.

Oh, and if you feel like bragging about how amazing your husband is then consider yourself tagged.

  1. Wow, I think you've hit the jackpot! :)

  2. He sounds perfect for you, Kasie. I'm so embarrassed to be one of those people who asked how tall he is! (Blurt is my middle name.) And isn't it great to have a husband who lets you write? Of course, I think my husband looks at it as an investment toward making some serious money in the future. Little does he know ...

  3. LOL! Holy cow, I KNEW IT! I knew he was 6'8! wahooo! I saw him on your facebook photos and I was like, hmm, he looks like he's 6'8! heheheeh! FINALLY someone taller than my brother I call, "Shorty" Now Jared will just have to get used to the name! LOL! I can't wait to meet you guys!

  4. And you forgot to say how great looking he is!! Or did you??? lol You DID hit the jackpot!! So how tall are you???

  5. He sounds like a great guy! I love that you mention how great of a dad he is. I think I might do a hubby post on my new blog sometime. You are welcome to visit (

    It's nice to get to know more about you. :)

  6. Angie, total jackpot. Like the million dollar one.

    Linda, didn't you notice that I was one of those people? It's the first thing I asked him when we met, so no worries. Yes, I love that he supports me in my writing.

    Jenni, how did you know? LOL Yes, you will be looking up to him when we come. LOL

    Terri, I thought that was a given that he was handsome. Hence the picture. I didn't think I needed to point out the obvious. LOL

    Lady Glam, yeah, I'll drop by your blog for sure. And he is a great guy. LOL

  7. Everyone on the planetJanuary 18, 2009 at 3:00 PM

    BOOOORING! Let's move on to something more interesting like which is the better movie, Rocky III or Back to the Future.

  8. Oh, BTW, Terri, I'm 5'8" (but I told him I was 5'9" when we were dating ha ha).

  9. 6'8" and he STILL felt the need to lie about his height?

    What is it with guys...

    Still, sounds like a cutie, which is very fitting considering he's married to you!

  10. Everyone on the planet, aka, my husband, we all know that between those two movies, Back to the Future wins hands down. So that would be a very uneventful debate.

    Kiersten, I know, right? Seriously. (to both points) LOL

  11. Aw, he sounds like a cool guy. He and my husband can start a boring business book club. lol.

    Also, I know how he feels about the basketball question. Being tall myself, I got that one a lot too. Although I've gotten more repetitive questions from being a twin. So, that kind of thing has been the story of my life. :)

  12. Ahhhh......super sweet. He really is an amazing person isn't he?! Takes after his sister Emily. If every guy was like him, the world would be a better place. Seriously! Love that guy! (and you for your sweet words on my blog!) Thanks! :)

  13. You already know I think Jared is awesome! And if anyone wants to see a glimpse of his hilariousness, they can jump over to my site where Jared and Neal(my husband) so helpfully provided the material for my latest blog post.

  14. I just want to take the time to agree... Jared is awesome! I love it when my friends have the husband they deserve!

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Saturday, November 30, 2013

Both my mother-in-law and sister-in-law informed me this week when we were together for Thanksgiving, that I've been neglecting my blog. I know this is true that's why I got really defensive and started throwing dishes and telling them to stay out of my business. Okay, I didn't do that. I hung my head in shame and said, I know, I'm a horrible person. So, here I am, giving my blog some attention. :)

Some updates since my last post:

ON THE FENCE, my summer of 2014 contemporary, now has a cover! You can see it above in the header. I'm going to do an ARC giveaway for that very soon.....once I get ARCs.

I've updated my appearances page so if you want to see where I'll be in the next few months, check it out. I'd love to see everyone.

The paperback of Pivot Point comes out December 31, 2013. And it was chosen for the "extras" program at HarperTeen, which means there will be some fun extra things in the back: An interview, a playlist, and a short deleted scene.

Hmm, I think that's all for now. Feel free to leave me any questions in the comments section that I can answer in a post. That would help my sad blog. :)

  1. Really like the cover and sound of On the Fence and congrats on Pivot Point being chosen for the extars program. Who doesn't like extras. I especially like music playlists and deleted scenes.

  2. Already been featured on my WoW a couple of weeks ago. I'd DIE of happiness if I get an ARC. Lol

  3. I AM SO GLAD YOU ARE BACK. Because I don't stalk you ANYWHERE else.

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  5. How awesome is that?! Super awesome! Now, I think I'm going to have to stalk you on here like I do on twitter... not sorry.


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Krista Dennett, Fitness Coach and Bellies Inc. Master Core Trainer

I'd like to share a little bit about me first, but more importantly I want to talk about my passion to help change the way we think and feel about our bodies.  AND, get our bodies working properly again!

I’m 42 years old, and a mom of three.  I’ve had my ups and downs over the years.  I’ve struggled with weight, guilt, stress, and depression.  I’m pretty much just your ordinary woman who has a lot going on all at once.  But I made one change, I discovered how exercise, movement and understanding my body could make substantial changes to my quality of life.  Exercise and being a fitness professional has always been a passion of mine, and today I've made it into my career so I can help others make positive changes to their body and life.

I really, truly care about motivating and inspiring others to be the best they can be.

It’s an everyday work in progress for me, and by sharing my experiences I hope others can find their way through this world with as much ease as possible.  It is without a doubt, I genuinely want others to be successful and achieve their health and wellness goals.

Over the years of being a group fitness instructor, weight trainer, and now fitness coach, I’ve listened and learned about what makes us tick.  What’s our biggest challenges, and our longing for personal success.  I have held your stories deep in trust.  I’ve felt your emotions.  I’ve learned from your experiences.

Through my continued journey of self-discovery, and constant desire to learn and grow, I am excited to share what I feel is the most important foundation of knowledge we women need in order to start the journey of building a physically strong body from the inside-out.

What I know for sure, quick-fixes suck!  Only 2% of dieters take off 5-lbs and sustain that weight loss for 5 years.

So that means 98% go right back to where they started!  I don’t believe in complicated meal plans, food gimmicks, or guarantees.  Of course, if you followed the strict fitness and eating program you will lose weight.  But there is no guarantee it will be a life-long, sustainable change.

Through my own journey, I am living proof long-term success is possible.  I lead a hectic life of work and family life, just like you.  So, what did I do different?

I make life-style changes realistic and achievable.

And, you know what?  I just finished reading an amazing book called ‘Supergenes’ by Deepak Chopra, M.D. and Rudolph E. Tanzi, PH.D., and they confirmed my personal strategy from 6 years ago.  It’s about making simple, easy choices for change.

So I’m blowing up the traditional fitness philosophy, and going about transformation in a completely different way.  It starts with building a strong foundation through your core, and abolish core-related issues like leaking, poochy tummy, low back and hip pain, and pelvic floor pressure.  From there, we can start to achieve an overall strong body from the inside-out!

Together, we are going to increase that 2% success rate!  I want you to feel real success, lasting weight loss, permanent physical changes.  It’s time.  Let’s do this!

Professional Bio

I have Bachelor of Commerce and BCIT Marketing Management diploma, and spent many years in different business roles. Fitness was always a part of my life. I attended a variety of group fitness classes since my early 20s, and in 2009 I worked closely with a personal trainer who inspired me to be where I am today.

Since 2010, I started my professional fitness journey as a Zumba instructor for 4 years.  I taught Zumba, Zumba Toning and specialty small group training classes.  My knowledge of business and passion for fitness inspired me to open a boutique fitness studio with a business partner.  Through the journey and experience of working with women in a group setting, I realized I wanted to help so much more.  And I was dying to get back to my weight training roots.  This passion, knowledge and experience brought me to where I am today!

I take the time to understand what motivates us, or what stops us from reaching success.  I continue to learn about health through experience, education, research, and workshops.  Consulting with experts in the health and fitness field is inspiring, and I thrive as a life-long learner.

I became more aware of the challenges facing women when it came to their bodies, specifically their core, after having 3 children of my own.  I ended up with an umbilical hernia above my belly button, resulting in diastasis rectus abdominus (DRA) and a ‘mummy tummy’ look.  Even my lean, muscular physique could not hide an incorrect functioning core.  This led me to Bellies Inc., where I worked with Kim Vopni to learn the techniques needed to correct my core dysfunction.

After surgery to repair the hernia, I was able to apply the core exercises during my recovery.  Seeing the results I experienced first hand, I felt it was important for me to become a trainer with Bellies Inc. and share this knowledge with other women.  Since then, I have worked with many women, assessing and overseeing the Core Confidence exercise program and combining the core exercises with my fitness clients.  Now, I am working with Bellies Inc. to become a Master Trainer; teaching other fitness and wellness professionals the core confidence program.

My personal journey, education, passion, motivation and drive has brought me to where I am today.  It's through my experiences, compassion and care for others, that I'm doing what I do today.

Starting November 15th, I'm hosting a FREE information session: 30 Days of Pelvic Floor and Core Health. Over the course of a month I'll be discussing the issues women face with their bodies in pregnancy, postpartum, perimenopause and menopause.  And provide you with valuable information and tools to make informed choices on repairing and restoring your body.

Fitness Credentials

  • Bellies Inc. Certified Master Trainer, since January 2014
  • BCRPA Certified Weight Trainer, since March 2014
  • BCRPA Certified Group Fitness Instructor, since April 2012
  • HFA Personal Training Course, June 2015
  • canfitpro Fitness Conference, November 2013 and 2015
  • Zumba Instructor, September 2010 to October 2014
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Eye / Ophthalmology Instruments

 Plane mirror with sight hole ( homemade )
(The original one is Prisley smith retinoscope)

vana scissor ( smallest of all scissors ) : cut iris , posterior capsulotomy

Simco's Suction Irrigation Canula

1-spring scissor - Cut conjunctiva and silk suture .

Also used in ptosis and squint correction surgery .

2-corneal scissor - to cut cornea
3-vana scissor- cut iris

Measurement for squint , ptosis , retinal detachment surgery
Localization of foreign body in X-ray film
caliper---used for making measurements eg in squint(resection recession) giving intravitreal injection, pars plana vitrectomy.

1-suture tieing forceps 2-corneal forceps 3-tooth forceps 4-plane forceps

tooth forceps
plane forceps

Direct ophthalmoscope

Plane forceps

Lacrimal probe

Squint Hook
manipulate muscle in squint surgery

Spring Scissors

1- iris repositor 2- wire vectis 3-squint hook 4-lens dialer

Condensing lens : condense light rays during indirect ophthalmoscopy.

corneal scissors

used to support lid nd protect cornea in ptosis surgery

bard parker knife holder

Corneal forceps and suture tieing forceps are exactly same . They can be differentiated by touching the tips ; a small tooth is felt in corneal forceps to hold cornea . Tooth is absent in suture tieing forceps .

Chalazaion scoop
Use: chalazion surgery

Toothed forceps

Chalazion clamp : eversion of lid and fixing the chalazion
 makes the chalazion prominent and reduces bleeding
ring side is towards the conjunctiva, flat side towards skin(opposite to entropion clamp)

mullers self retainng retractor.---used in DCR surgery

wire speculum

Desmarre's lid retractor
multiple uses..squint surgry, conjunctiva, etc open lids in case of severe blepharospasm ans swelling eccymosis .

Plain scissors

westcott spring scissor( largest blades)

artery forceps

punctum dilator ; dilate the pounctum for probing

entropion clamp
lid clamp
Use: entropion surgery

Corneal loop

Needle holder : hold needle with thread during stitching
needle holder. (2 sizes) bigger---4/0 5/0 nylon in squint n DCR surgery smaller---10/0 nylon suture in cataract surgery.
Acc to Jatoi: smaller serrated one is called "spring action needle holder" , larger one is " castroviejo's needle holder"
(also micro and macro)

wire vectus : ECCE and correct anterior dislocation of lens

artery clamp

iris repositor

left- lens dialor
right - chopper

Left : Mc Pherson's lens holding forceps : IOL implantation
Right: Utrata forcepts : CCC

Paddle used in immature cataract to feed phaco prevents pos capsule damage by chopper

Desmarres lid retractorwith cat's paw retractor- used to retract tissues

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New Traffic Signal to be Activated at US 62-KY 1973 Intersection
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A new traffic signal will be fully activated Tuesday at the intersection of US 62-Payne's Depot Road and KY 1973-Ironworks Pike in Scott County: Lexington Herald-Leader: New traffic signal on U.S. 62 in Scott County (Apr. 8, 2009) [Outside Link]

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The Lexington Herald-Leader carried a short piece about the origin of Ironworks Pike’s name on Sunday: Lexington Herald-Leader: Ironworks Pike Once Led To A You-Guessed-It (March 14, 2004) [Outside Link]

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Ramadan: Mark Zuckerberg dines with Somali Refugees in Minneapolis

Facebook CEO, Mark Zuckerberg on Friday, had his first Iftar dinner with a group of Somali refugees in Minneapolis.
An excited Zuckerberg in an appreciation post on Instagram wrote: "Thanks to my hosts for being so gracious at the very end of Ramadan. I left impressed by your strength and resilience to build a new life in an unfamiliar place, and you are a powerful reminder of why this country is so great."

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Big 12 hot seats topped by Charlie Strong at Texas

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Charlie Strong began his weekly news conference Monday by spending a couple of minutes discussing the multitude of self-inflicted wounds that cost Texas in its lost to Kansas State on Saturday.

Turnovers. Penalties. Blown assignments.

It could eventually serve as the epitaph for his tenure leading the Longhorns.

"You look at the job — I know this, we haven't played well," Strong said. "But I know this football team can play a lot better, will play a lot better. We just have to continue to develop."

Time is running out to develop, though. Longhorns athletic director Mike Perrin has already said he will evaluate everything about the program after the season.

Strong isn't the only coach whose grasp of their job is tenuous.

Texas Tech coach Kliff Kingsbury could be headed for another losing season after a shootout loss to Oklahoma on Saturday. He is just 22-23 in his fourth season, and 11-20 in the Big 12, which makes the tenures of Spike Dykes, Mike Leach and Tommy Tuberville before him appear even more impressive. All those coaches had winning records in Lubbock.

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Kitepoint_scuola_kite_SLAYERVi presentiamo la Slayer, la nuova arma di Airush per giocare e divertirsi in manovre e trick con vento leggero e acqua piatta.

Quest’tavola è stata pensata e costruita per tutti i kiters che hanno voglia di avvicinarsi ad un nuovo style di kitesurf, quello fatto in lightwind – strapless dove il piacere assoluto è quello di saltare e giocare con la tavola.

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With a significant trend towards customers riding surfboard on flatwater, focusing on jumping, carving and surface tricks, we developed a unique new product.  The evolution of the Slayer has opened up an extremely fun aspect of kiting for riders who are not blessed with waves or stronger winds.  The brekathrough comes with the step bottom, which creates incredible stability; this enables intermediate riders to ride strapless with ease, even at 60cm wide.  The Slayer 54 serves up a compact and dynamic ride for higher wind and bigger air.  Its the new style.

The Slayer features a Non-Stick Tail angled 45degrees to prevent the board from catching while riding the board fins first. This makes the Slayer extremely forgiving and skatey when learning new strapless tricks like 180s and shuv-its.

The duel step bottom found on the Slayer is positioned just behind the front foot creating a double planning surface. The board therefore remains neutral between the back and front foot adding more stability at speed.

The Strakes featured on the Slayer 54 and 60 channel water through multiple V steps which improve drive when turning. They also break water flow limiting the bounce under the nose when carving hard. These two attributes increase the comfort and control of the Slayer giving more mobility and movement for the this size board.

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The listed Grade One building exudes a rich ambience, its 500 year long history echoed in the coats of arms, elaborate fireplaces and flourishes of stained glass detail in the windows. Add high ceilings, extensive wooden panelling, a grand feature staircase, and you have a venue as a rich in atmosphere as it is in detail.

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Eve Fleishman October 29, 2017 | 7:00 am

Our guest this week on Art of the Song is jazz singer / composer, Eve Fleishman. Eve serves up an “old soul” sound, weaving together elements of smoky jazz, motowny pop, and showtunes to create a unique listening experience.

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This week on Art of the Song we’re proud to present another of our interviews and performances recorded live at the annual conference of Folk Alliance International. Our guests are Danny Kortchmar, Steve Postell and Dan Navarro, together known as Kortchmar, Postell and Navarro, or KPN.

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Our guest this week on Art of the Song is Sarah McQuaid. Born in Madrid, Spain, raised in Chicago and now living in rural England, she was taught piano and guitar by her folksinging mother, and remembers being inspired by meeting her distant cousin, well-known singer/songwriter Gamble Rogers. Now she has four albums to her credit. We hosted Sarah at the Art of the Song Coffeehouse in Albuquerque, NM.

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Our guest this week on Art of the Song is Ani Cordero, a singer-songwriter-drummer-activist living in NYC. In addition to her performing, Ani is a passionate Latin American music researcher. Ani's second CD Querido Mundo was released in early 2017. The album is her love letter to a complicated world and addresses several themes including immigration, Black Lives Matter, Feminism, and government corruption.

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Peter Buffet September 17, 2017 | 7:00 am

Our guest next week on Art of the Song is musician, composer, author and philanthropist, Peter Buffett. Along with his wife, Jennifer, Peter is the co-chairman of the NoVo Foundation supporting the development of capacities in people to help create a caring and balanced world. They envision a world that operates on the principles of mutual respect, collaboration, and civic participation. We spoke with Peter after the release of his CD, Songs in the Current.

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Meredith Wilder September 10, 2017 | 7:00 am

Our guest on Art of the Song is singer/songwriter Meredith Wilder, known affectionately as the Songbird of the Sandias. Meredith is front woman of the popular Albuquerque folk band Wildewood. With a slight darkness and vulnerability in both voice and lyrics you’ll be drawn deep into her compositions.

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For over 30 years, Dan has written, played and acted his way through a rich and varied career. Hear him perform and share his experience on the next Art of the Song.

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Pete and Maura Kennedy are an Austin duo who have taken Dylan’s dictum “don’t look back” to heart; writing and recording forty new songs. We talk to them about their prolific and eclectic work.

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Over the past three decades, Walter Parks has forged a distinctive international career as the lead guitarist for Woodstock legend Richie Havens, half of the folk-duo The Nudes, and guitarist and leader of the swamp/blues-outfit Swamp Cabbage. His original music is inspired by the swampy gospel blues that wails from storefront churches and roadhouses in and around the southeast Georgia low country.

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Plainsong – Iain Matthews & Andy Roberts August 13, 2017 | 7:00 am

Our guests this week on Art of the Song are Iain Matthews and Andy Roberts of Plainsong. Plainsong was a British folk-rock band, formed in early 1972 by Iain Matthews (formerly of Fairport Convention), Andy Roberts and 2 others. The original group split up before the end of that same year. Some eighteen years later, Andy encountered Iain when he was performing in a pub in Brighton, and the two decided to revive Plainsong. In 2014 they recorded some songs of Richard Farina, to mark the approaching 50th anniversary of his death. The result was Reinventing Richard: The Songs of Richard Farina. We spoke with Iain and Andy in front of a live audience at Folk Alliance International in Kansas City.

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Olivia Newton-John, Beth Nielsen Chapman and Amy Sky August 6, 2017 | 7:00 am

Our guests this week on Art of the Song are Grammy Award-winner Olivia Newton-John, Grammy nominee Beth Nielsen Chapman and SOCAN Award-winner Amy Sky. They’ve collaborated their vocal and songwriting talents to create Liv On, a collection of songs for those who wish to transcend loss while walking a journey toward new-found meaning and hope. It’s the hope that this music can uplift hearts burdened by grief while at the same time bring comfort to the listener.

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Darren Mack Gets Maximum Sentence for Killing Wife, Shooting Judge

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An emotional judge sentenced a former Reno pawn shop owner to life in prison on Friday for killing his wife and shooting the judge who was handling their bitter divorce.

District Judge Douglas Herndon sentenced Darren Mack to a minimum of 36 years in prison before issuing a tearful plea for reconciliation among the families involved on behalf of Mack's daughter.

Mack, 46, pleaded guilty in November to murder in the June 2006 stabbing death of his wife, Charla, and the equivalent of no contest to attempted murder in the same-day sniper-style shooting of Family Court Judge Chuck Weller. Weller, who was struck by fragments of a bullet, shot through a window at the Washoe County courthouse, has recovered from his wounds.

Herndon imposed the maximum terms of a plea deal by sentencing Mack to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 20 years on the murder charge. The judge also upheld the recommendation of Special Prosecutor Christopher Lalli by sentencing Mack to 40 years with parole possible after 16 years for attempted murder with a deadly weapon. Both terms are to run back-to-back.

In handing down the sentence, Herndon cited the heinous nature of the crimes and Mack's lack of remorse.

"The truth is Mr. Mack is guilty of these crimes, but he doesn't want to hear anything about that," the judge said.

After sentencing Mack, Herndon issued an emotional plea for Mack's family and his wife's survivors to "be a bigger person" for the sake of the couple's 9-year-old daughter.

"You have a young child at a very impressionable age, to enter soon her teen years and then adult life," Herndon said, pausing to compose himself.

"You all can either choose to raise her, disparaging her parents on each side," he said, "or you can try to get past the court cases, the criminal proceedings. ... and teach her good things about both these parents."

"She needs to be raised with hugs and kisses," Herndon said with tears visible in his eyes.

During testimony Thursday, Mack reiterated his claims that he acted in self defense when the slashed his wife's throat in the garage of his southeast Reno town house.

He also has argued that he was coerced by his former lawyers into the plea deal, and suggested the attorneys, prosecutors, investigators and law enforcement officers who investigated the case were corrupt.

Herndon said while he allowed Mack to speak at length, he never said what the judge hoped he'd hear: "I'm sorry."

Herndon's sentencing followed emotional testimony earlier Friday by Charla Mack's family and Weller.

Soorya Townley described how she and her daughter had grown closer as they got older.

"I was one of those lucky mothers to be best friends with my daughter," she said. "In those last years, Charla and I cleared our past mother-daughter conflicts."

She said her daughter's dream was to sing professionally, or start a business developing seminars for divorcing couples.

"Charla believed ... she could even tame Darren's rage" and get him involved," Townley said.

Mack hung his head in his hands and appeared to cry when Townley
concluded her testimony with a song Charla had recorded before her

"It was a song she wanted to sing to Darren," Townley said.

Authorities said Mack, upset with contentious divorce proceedings and his belief that Weller was corrupt, killed his estranged wife when she arrived to drop off their daughter.

Charla Mack had filed for divorce in 2005. In court documents, her lawyer said Darren Mack ignored Weller's order to pay her $10,000 a month in temporary alimony. Weller found him in contempt of court, but Mack filed for bankruptcy to avoid paying.

The lawyer also said in documents that Mack continued to live a lavish lifestyle, took frequent vacations with girlfriends and often attended "swinger" parties.

The pathologist who conducted the autopsy on Charla Mack said she died from at least seven different stab wounds, including one to the neck near her collarbone.

Mack then drove to downtown a parking garage, where he shot Weller from 170 yards away. In his plea, Mack admitted shooting Weller, but denied he intended to kill him.

After shooting the judge, Mack fled to Mexico, where he voluntarily surrendered 11 days later.

His trial, which was moved to Las Vegas because of extensive media coverage in Reno, ended Nov. 5 when Mack entered his pleas after prosecutors had finished presenting their case. Soon after, he fired his previous lawyers, hired William Routsis to represent him, and tried unsuccessfully to withdraw his pleas and get another trial.

On Friday, Routsis said he would take the case to the Nevada Supreme Court, which this week denied his motion seeking to block the sentencing and allow Mack to withdraw his pleas.

Lalli was pleased. "A very sad chapter in the history of this community has come to an end," he said.

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BOULDER CITY, Nev. (AP) - Authorities are investigating after a male body washed ashore on the Arizona side of Lake Mead across from Sentinel Island.

Rangers from the Lake Mead National Recreation Area say they got several reports of the body washing up to an area north of Castle Cove about 1 p.m. Thursday.

Rangers arriving by boat confirmed the death.

The identity of the person who died has not yet been released. The death is under investigation.

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Northern Nevada Reaches Out to Help Family of Newtown Victim

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MINDEN, NV - News of the shootings at a Connecticut elementary school last month shocked people everywhere. Some here in northern Nevada felt a special connection to one of its victims and did something about it.

Six year old Olivia Engel was one of the 20 first graders who died that day. Her father works for the sailmaker, North Sails, a few miles from the school.

When employees at North Sails' Minden plant learned of her connection, it was like they'd lost a member of the family.

They decided to help the only way they could by raising money for the Engel family and many in Carson Valley joined them.

Monday, a local North Sails spokesman said a check for $5,974.09, every cent raised, had been sent to the Engels.

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Silver Springs Fire Leaves Eight People Without A Home

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SILVER SPRINGS, NV - Eight people are out of a home after a fire Saturday evening.

According to Central Lyon County Fire, crews were called to the residence around 5:30PM on the 3400 block of Citrus Street in Silver Springs.

The fire was contained to one bedroom of the home. Lyon County Fire says a couple of the adults who lived in the home sustained minor injuries from trying to put the fire out.

The home is not currently livable. Red Cross is providing assistance to the family.

The fire is still under investigation by the Nevada State Fire Marshall's Office.

Central Lyon County Fire had mutual aid assistance from North Lyon County Fire and Storey County Fire.

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Stock Market Closed in Advance of Hurricane Sandy

NEW YORK (AP) - U.S. stock markets are closed as Hurricane Sandy nears landfall on the East Coast and are likely to remain closed Tuesday.

The last time the New York Stock Exchange had an unplanned closing since the terrorist attacks of September 2001.

Duncan Niederauer, the chief executive of the exchange's parent company, NYSE Euronext, told CNBC that it was "hard to imagine" that the exchange would open on Tuesday.

A spokesman for the exchange said an official announcement would be made later Monday.

European stock markets were mostly lower. Crude oil fell 32 cents to $85.96 in electronic trading.

U.S. index futures fell slightly in thin trading. Dow Jones industrial average futures fell 61 points to 12,993 and S&P 500 futures fell five points to 1,402. Nasdaq futures fell 15 to 2,643.

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Virginia City's Booming Attraction

VIRGINIA CITY, Nev. A new event featuring antique cannons fired up in Virginia City over the weekend.

The first ever live fire artillery competition challenged eleven gun powder enthusiasts to hit a target across a canyon, more than 300 yards away.

"It was just something we thought of last fall and decided to do," Gary Teel, the organizer of the event said.

This is the only place in the area where you will be able to watch live fire cannons compete.

"Most often we shoot parade loads only, so it's pretty exciting to hit a target 330 yards away," Paul Bell, a cannon owner, said.

Every cannon in the competition is required to be historically accurate. Most were replicas of cannons used during the 1800s and 1900s.
Bell's cannon is a replica of one used during the Mexican-American War.

Getting this event going had a few challenges. Teel had to work with town officials since they would be using live fire artillery.

"I had to go through a lot of permits with the county, the sheriff's office, the fire dept," he said. "It was a lot of paperwork to shoot live cannon rounds in Virginia City.

But Teel said it was worth the paperwork if it means more tourists coming in.

"Every one thought it was necessary to maybe start another annual event here to bring in more tourism," he said. "We live off tourism, and this draws tourism."

The first annual competition was held over Saturday and Sunday, and Teel hopes to expand the event next year into a whole weekend event. He says he wants to bring in an Indian village complete with teepees, civil war reenactors, and other historical attractions.

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Associated Press - April 30, 2014 9:45 am

Supporters of public broadcasting in Kansas are concerned this could be the year that public funding for the operation ends.

Gov. Sam Brownback’s budget recommendation for the next fiscal year includes $600,000 for public broadcasting, down from $3.8 million in 2008.

More lawmakers consider public broadcasting a target for cuts in a time when a tight state budget requires more money for such areas as schools and social services.

A House committee earlier this year voted to remove the remaining subsidy. But a Senate committee agreed with Brownback’s decision to allocate $600,000 in the next fiscal year.

Public broadcasters say they’ve already cut staff and are using cheaper programming. And they say they are working to increase private funding.

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A 12-year-old Chesterfield boy is facing charges after police report he came to Falling Creek Middle School with three knives. Police say he didn't pull the knife on anyone, Monday morning. No one was hurt.

However, bringing a weapon to school in Chesterfield means more than backlash from the principal. It's against the law, and authorities will be called in.

One of the folding, pocket knives is described as having a 3.25 inch blade. Officers say the other two blades were shorter.

Another student spotted the boy with a knife, and immediately alerted a teacher. The student is facing a charge of having possession of a weapon on school property.

"They like to be cool. They like to play with their friends. They like to show and tell. And that's all it is," said parent Ellen Taylor, who guesses the boy's intentions were likely not malicious.

Even if the boy's incentive was just to show his friends a cool-looking knife, he now might face a judge, in addition to the principal.

"There is a time and place for everything. So, whether it's a gun, a knife, or a cap gun, schools are just not the place to bring weapons," said Brandon Eason, a soon-to-be father.

A Chesterfield schools spokesperson released this statement, which reads in part:

"We take very seriously our responsibility to provide a safe and supportive learning environment that is free from disruption. Students who violate student conduct regulations are subject to suspension and/or expulsion, and, if the offense is a violation of the law, to prosecution."

Chesterfield school heads say they're not allowed to comment on what discipline the student might face without permission from parents.

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2/7 by Jonathan West - Over the weekend in Houston for Super Bowl LI, the writer of "Better Man" for Little Big Town... Taylor Swift performed it on stage!

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This past Thursday afternoon I went to Evanston Hospital to visit a member of the congregation who was very sick. I arrived moments after her death, and the family welcomed me into the room where I said a prayer as we released her to God and prayed for their comfort and courage to go on despite their grief and loss. As I left the room and walked down the hall, I carried in my mind the image of the faces of the family members with their fatigue, their overwhelming sadness and their look of a kind of wonder at how in the world they were to carry on.

Death is a real leveler for all of us, and when you see it face to face in a hospital room it brings you face to face with your own death. What will matter to me if death doesn’t come at me quickly and I have time to sit and wonder about my life? Would I think about what I was grateful for and what I regretted? What might my impending death make clear to me, at a new and deep level, about what really mattered in life? Could I say, with Paul, “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race and I have kept the faith,” and if I could, what would keeping the faith have looked like for me?

As I continued slowly walking through the corridors of Evanston Hospital on my way to my car, I also thought about the two men from our Gospel story this morning – the Pharisee and the tax collector. I wondered if they had been there with us at that deathbed could the great gap that existed between them psychologically and spiritually have been narrowed? Would they have been able to see beyond the social and religious laws and mores of their time and find in the experience of death a common bond, a sense of empathy, and a love for the other?

This story that Jesus told about the Pharisee and the tax collector was a parable, an example story that urges us to act in a certain way. These two men are caricatures, and Jesus uses the extremity of their actions and attitudes in this literary hyperbole to make a point. Paul Duke in an article in The Christian Century says that the parable, “neglects to mention that the Pharisee was singing “Amazing Grace” on his way to church that day or that as he said his prayer, there were tears in his eyes. He feels this stuff. He is awash with religious emotion, truly moved to gratitude for the life God has blessed him to live. Ask him on his way out what he thinks of the tax collector and he will tell you, ‘There but for the grace of God go I.’ He will even think that he means it.”

Everyone hearing this story from Jesus would have known that the Pharisee was the good guy. Through Josephus, a first century Jewish historian we know that Pharisees were known for their excellence in the interpretation of scripture, their modest lifestyle, strong faith and prayerful practice. However, their name Pharisee meant “separated ones,” so they kept very much to themselves and were aloof to both gentiles and other Jews. The Pharisees’ prayer, according to one commentary, “is actually an attempt to embody the separateness preached in Psalm 1.” ‘”Happy are those who do not follow the advice of the wicked or take the path that sinners tread or sit in the seat of scoffers; but their delight is in the law of the law and on his law they meditate day and night.”

“The wicked are not so, but are like chaff that the wind drives away.”

I don’t imagine that in Jesus’ day they had Hanukkah letters, but if they did this is a man that could write one that would make the rest of his friends hang their heads. It might have gone something like this. The family is doing well. We have prayed three times a day all year – never missing a day. The boys and I have worn fringes at the corner of our garments daily. We have not sewn different kinds of seeds together nor have we eaten the fruit of a tree less than three years old. I am also proud to tell you that no one in the family has touched any of the eight creeping things that the law considers defiled. We have lived righteous lives all year long. The community of Pharisees believed that only by keeping themselves separate and by living by an extreme observance of the law could the community that God promised to Abraham be preserved.

The life of the tax collector would have been very different as Paul Duke describes it. “The parable also neglects to point out that the tax collector, when he has wiped his eyes, blown his nose and gone home, will not be quitting his shady job. He can’t see any options; it is a nasty business, but he’s stuck in it Tomorrow he’ll again take money from his neighbors, hand some of it over to the empire and put some aside for himself.”

Everyone hearing this parable would have known that the tax collector was the bad guy. His occupation would have been at the bottom of the latest Harris Poll of undesirable occupations. The tax collector made his living by collecting the taxes imposed by the Roman occupying forces. Because he received no wages for his work from the Romans he made his money by charging more than was required and pocketing the money – something that was absolutely prohibited by Jewish law. This man wouldn’t even have sent out a Hanukkah letter.

Theologian Roberta Bondi tells how, as a young seminary student, she taught this scripture lesson to an adult Bible study. She says there were people there who had never heard the story and they hated it. “What do you mean,” they said, “’one man went home justified and the other did not?’ Didn’t the Pharisee do all those good things? Are you telling us they don’t count for anything with God? And that tax collector; did I hear you say that God doesn’t judge sin?” The story does leave us wondering what Jesus was thinking. If the Pharisees were the good guys and the tax collectors the bad guys how could it be that the tax collector was the one whom Jesus said was justified at the end of the story?

Bondi found an answer in the writings of a sixth century sermon by a monastic teacher Dorotheos of Gaza. Apparently there were monks in his community who were “making everyone miserable by inflicting a lot of self-righteousness and judgmentalism upon each other.” So Dorotheos preached about this passage in Luke 18. He said that the “Pharisee was doing the right thing when he thanked God for giving him the ability to do good – as they, the monks should. The Pharisee only did one thing wrong: he passed judgment on the whole person of the tax collector and with scorn dismissed him and his whole life as worthless.” Paul Duke puts it this way, when the Pharisee stopped praying his litany of gratitude and “started peeking” at the tax collector, he “coolly measures himself against his neighbor and is quietly pleased with the difference. It is his competitive sideward glance that distorts his prayer.”

Competition – it too invades almost every area of our life. Our lives seem built on competition from the very beginning. As a mother of young children I would be asked, “Is Annie a good sleeper? What weight and height percentile is she in? Then it was on to academic and athletic competition. I remember the sinking feeling I felt when Annie’s best friend taught herself to read at age 4. I immediately bought the book her friend had used and tried to encourage Annie to learn to read. Luckily she would have none of it. And of course she learned to read just fine at her own pace. Then it’s on to what reading level they are in at school, what team they have made, what college they get into, what job they have, where they live and how well they live. We are all a part of the never ending circle of competition that we pass on to our children and in which we ourselves swim. It is as though we can only define ourselves by comparing ourselves in order to see who we are and who we are not. .

This competition feels very natural to us. Many philosophers and psychologists have identified a trait in most living organisms that drives the particular organism to compete. This trait, called competitiveness, is viewed as an innate biological trait that coexists along with the urge for survival. Competition between species is the basis for our understanding of evolution and natural selection -–where those species which are best suited for survival in their environment crowd out other species or force them to adapt. We certainly see it in our children where there seems to be a natural urge to compete. Just look at a field of 3rd graders playing soccer. We experience it as well in ourselves as adults. Just imagine the adults coaching that soccer team from the sidelines. When my sisters and I get together we always “check each other out.” It is always interesting to observe how we casually comment about what each other is wearing and notice a new piece of jewelry one of us is wearing. Yes, we are interested in each other and care deeply for one another , but I would argue with anyone who said there wasn’t some serious comparing going on between us.

Competition is the driving force behind our economy. Seen as the pillar of capitalism in that it may stimulate innovation, encourage efficiency, or drive down prices, competition is touted as the foundation upon which capitalism is justified. Competition on a personal level certainly has its positive effect in that it pushes us to grow and learn and innovate. But there is also a side of competition, often subtle and hard to recognize, when taken into our personal and religious life, that is truly death dealing to our own spirit and to those around us. An attitude that says “winning isn’t everything, it’s the only thing,” drives us apart from each other and God.

During a recent email exchange someone wrote to me that the Christian life can feel like capitulation – surrender to God. That is exactly what it is. Look at the life of Jesus – that is exactly how he lived and spoke. “You know that those who are regarded as rulers of the Gentiles lord it over them, and their high officials exercise authority over them. Not so with you. Instead, whoever wants to become great among you must be your servant, and whoever wants to be first must be slave of all. For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.” (Mark 10:42-45) Capitulation to God is actually a win-win, not a win-lose proposition.

As a servant of others we are called out of relationships driven by competition and into ones where we live in harmony and work for the benefit of all.

Servant leadership, a leadership philosophy and style that emerged in the 1970’s, describes a servant leader as one who has a desire to make a difference for other people and will pursue opportunities to impact other’s lives – never for their own gain. A servant leader is willing to sacrifice self-interest for the sake of others. Some would say that this is a characteristic that can’t be taught. Jesus doesn’t let us off the hook so easily. The Bible makes it clear that as Christians we are expected to live with love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, generosity, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control – all the fruits of the spirit. And we are to live this way, not only in relation to our family and friends but everywhere we walk in life.

What, we ask ourselves, might have helped the Pharisee break out of his narrow and highly proscribed religious viewpoint to see the tax collector as brother and fellow life traveler? What, we might ask ourselves, could help us to abandon our tendencies to measure ourselves against our “neighbor” and instead see them and ourselves as equally flawed but also equally loved by God? Maybe we can remember that eventually all that we cling to that keeps us apart will be of absolutely no importance. In death, stripped of all that has defined us, we will come before God just as empty handed as the next person.

So while we are here and while we have time, let us live with love for all; let us live in peace with all.


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Everyone in Philippine Blog universe is talking about the Big Bad Blogger. Everyone's wondering who he is (assuming he's a guy) or who she is (maybe she's a lady?!). Some of them came up with names already but the point is... this just maybe another rumor. It's so easy to mar someones reputation these days that it could just point to anyone in the blogosphere and put his/her name in the NOT TO READ BECAUSE HE/SHE's NOT REPUTABLE list. Let's face it, reputation is all it is on this dimension.

Food Blogging looked so weird last night because it was all about them as indicated in the article. (I strongly suggest you read THIS ARTICLE before going on to the rest of this post). It tells about what this Big Bad Blogger did in cohorts with the PR Firm mentioned in the story to extort money for their services. Some folks are evil. I guess the thing about the PR Firm and the restaurant is true because that information is first hand but if that Big Bad Blogger negative review is true then that would be another story.

Who is it? Why did he do this? Why would he do this after all those years of blogging? Well your guess is as good as mine but then again this is a business for him/her. If you want to know, you guys should follow @jiritajackson, @divasoria and @harold_geronimo. Read the most popular food blogs too and you'll get an idea who they are talking about. But if this is true or not is up to you... either that or wait for Margaux Salcedo to blurt it out on Inquirer and Manila Bulletin. Straight from the horses mouth! =)

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i know who they are pertaining to but if its true or not is another thing

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read the article too. grabe talaga. i hope the restaurant owner sues the pr agency's ass.

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All subtle clues lead to Anton eh. But is he or isnt he? That is the question.


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Do you know about Peek Definition Window in #VisualStudio 2013?

Here I continue the series of “What’s new in Microsoft Visual Studio 2013?” and today I will be covering an ultimate tip that a developer working with Visual Studio must know. This will not only help you but will improve your productivity while coding.

In this post, we are going to talk about “Peek Definition Window” that comes with Visual Studio 2013. What does it do? Let’s check out it.

Do you know about Reference Counter in #VisualStudio 2013?

If you have already installed and used Visual Studio 2013, you might already noticed that every class and method has “x references” marked on top of it, where ‘x’ is a counter. These are called as “Reference Counter” and provides you information about the uses.

It’s a new feature in Microsoft Visual Studio and will definitely help the developers to find out the referenced count easily. In this blog post, we will discuss about this in detail. Keep reading.

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Tripura is a small hilly state in Northeast India, occupying an area of approx. 4,051 sq. mi (10,490 sq. km). The state is surrounded by Bangladesh on the north, south and west border. The Indian states of Assam and Mizoram lie to its east. The state capital is Agartala.

Those who want to know about the state, it's districts, culture, tourist places and hotels can download this app which will provide you more details about the state. Get the free downloadable links in this post.

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The article covers the simple steps to export the rich text content of the Telerik RadRichTextBox control. This could be an additional benefit to the end users who are using Silverlight or WPF app.

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Visual Studio 2013 Preview is already available for download and probably the RTM version will come up soon later this year (no expected date yet). Microsoft came up with a set of new features in this release of Visual Studio IDE.

Among them, the first feature that you will notice in VS2013 is the synchronization of appearance, settings, keyboard shortcuts etc. across all devices that you use. Let’s have a first glance to it.

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We had a great event on 10th August on Windows Phone application development in our C# Corner Chapter meet. We had a no. of enthusiastic attendees this time in our event and everyone enjoyed the sessions a lot. Thanks to everyone who attended. Looking forward for your participation in the coming days.

In this post I am going to share the agenda, pictures and slides. Also, I am announcing the date of the next monthly meet. Don’t forget to register for the event and join us in September.

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IIS application pool defines a set of web applications and their corresponding worker processes to provide a convenient way to administer a set of web sites and applications. Sometime developers need to programmatically start, stop or recycle the IIS application pool.

In this post, we will learn how to programmatically call the directory service to invoke the start, stop and recycle operation on IIS server.

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Everyone wants to build their apps, whether you are a geek or not. And when you have a website or blog with RSS, it’s by nature to build a RSS phone of your blog. A developer who has knowledge of programming can easily start with that. But what about non-techie?

Microsoft has recently launched a tool called “App Studio” which will allow you to build a Windows Phone app without any programming skill. Today we will discuss how to use this tool.

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It does not sound good but this is the real fact. If you have a Microsoft Surface RT device with Windows 8.1 Preview installed and facing issue with battery consumption while in standby mode, it’s time for you to turn ON the Bluetooth of your device.

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Cultural sharing benefits everyone

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When we take the time to learn about another culture, it opens our horizons.

No matter how “normal” you think you are, there is always another way of doing something that a different culture embraces. Learning these differences now not only improves your knowledge of your global neighbors, but also may enlighten you on doing things slightly differently.

While all can’t take the time and expense to travel abroad to learn of those different cultures, we can take the opportunity to learn and appreciate when those cultures come to our doors.

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