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Gourmet doughnuts are Dallas’ latest food trend - * **Gourmet doughnuts are Dallas’ latest food trend* DALLAS — Doughnuts are the new cupcakes, or so the saying goes. All over the country, doughnut shops ...
Aging Out of the system

Mo. bill makes older foster kids get college visit - JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Missouri foster children would be required to receive a college visit under a bill sent to Gov. Jay Nixon. The legislation re...
Album Art. So Cheesy it's good

When pop wore its art on its sleeve - With the gradual disappearance of album art, we are losing far more than a few memorable images. Even if you didn’t know who the artist Storm Thorgerson...
and I Love Clams

Clam Cakes, my Rhode Island style - Sagegreen's Rhode Island style clam cakes certainly bring you back to a day at the fair. Crispy on the outside and soft and pillowy inside -- speckled w...
Angels and Saints in the Foster Care System

Sleep Country USA's Pajama Bowl raises $154,000 for foster kids - *Sleep Country USA's Pajama Bowl raises $154,000 for foster kids* *Furniture Today Staff -- Furniture Today, May 16, 2013* ROCKLIN, Calif. — Sleep Country...
Art for the Blog of It

An Old Man and his Grandson Circa 1490 by Domenico Ghirlandaio. Tempera on panel, 62.7 cm x 46.3 cm. Louvre, Paris. - [image: File:Domenico ghirlandaio, ritratto di nonno con nipote.jpg] The deformity of the man's nose is evidence of rhinophyma, a large, bulbous, ruddy nos...
Art for the Pop of It

James Rosenquist, Marilyn Monroe 1, 1962 -
Chicago Gangland: It happened here

The Lexington Hotel, Capone HQ -
Child of the Sixties Forever

El Rubirosa - In 1961, one of the many things that the Chicago mob wanted was a replacement for Cuba, so they looked around for a small, poor country, close to th...
DC Behind the Monuments

DC during prohibition -
Emerson Said It

What I must do......... -
Foster care legislation

Breaking the vicious cycle of foster care - A state Senate bill aims to teach foster children about pregnancy prevention and help those who do get pregnant. But it's only a first step My sisters an...
Foster Childrens Blog

Gov. Martinez teams up with rotary clubs to help foster children - FARMINGTON — Governor Susana Martinez applauded members of three Rotary Clubs in San Juan County for a donation of more than 100 pieces of luggage for c...
Foster kids own story

County to Focus on Foster Children AWOL at Group Homes - Orange County Calf. Supervisor Todd Spitzer is raising questions about dozens of foster children who walk away from group homes in the county each mon...
Go ahead, admit it, you want to read this book

The sexually promiscuous woman -
God, How I hated the 70's

1974 Vietnam Veterans Against the War occupy the Statue of Liberty -
Good chowda

How to Make Corn & Roasted Red Pepper Chowder - ** This flavorful chowder has a wonderful balance of sweet and smokey and is full off healthy vegetables, too. I’ve had this discussion with myself, in m...
Great Writing for the Blog of It

John Updike -
Holden Caulfield Blog Spot

Was Salinger a Phony? - Envelopes from the correspondence between J.D. Salinger and Marjorie Sheard photographed at the Morgan Library & Museum in New York., April 10, 2013. (Sa...
In Praise of the Rhode Island Wiener

Stykee’s makes top wiener list of local blog - Local food blog ForkintheRhode.com has named the top 10 New York System wiener restaurants in the state of Rhode Island, including Cranston’s Stykee’s Ne...
Its All Greek Mythology To Me

Greek Myths That Have a Religious Background - All Greek myths are religious. These myths were stories about the various gods and heroes that accounted for the creation of the world, the seasonal cycl...
Latin: My Death is Greatly Exaggerated

As Diplomas Change from Latin to English, Students Join in Protest - By Erika P. Pierson, CRIMSON STAFF WRITER Students flood into Lamont Library on the night of April 28, 1961 amidst protests of a change in the language...
Mafia Gangsters, Wiseguys and Goodfellas

FBI File on Anthony Salerno part-1-of-9/view - http://vault.fbi.gov/anthony-salerno/anthony-salerno-part-1-of-9/view
Me vs. Diabetes

New found hormone holds hope for diabetes treatment - * * *The new research suggests that giving diabetics a hormone might help them avoid insulin shots.* Harvard Stem Cell Institute Co-Director Doug Melton, ...
Mobsters in the News

N.J. Supreme Court tightens rules for representation by public defenders - TRENTON — In a groundbreaking decision seeking “balance” between conflicting interests, the state Supreme Court ruled today that the assignment judge fo...
Mount Saint John School

Views of Old Deep River -
Mull It Over

Police Brutality Worse than Rodney King - The Robert Leone Story -
Murder, Death and Abuse in Foster Care

2 missing foster children found in Conn., father arrested - BRAINTREE, Massachusetts — Authorities say two children, 8-year-old Patrick Nguyen (n'wihn) and his 10-year-old sister, Sarah Nguyen (n'wihn) who were f...
Music & Dance for the Art of It

One man band -
Off Beat History Blog

Here are some facts about the 1500's: - They used to use urine to tan animal skins, so families used to all pee in a pot & then once a day it was taken & sold to the tannery.......if you had t...
Old New England Recipes

‘Calamari Rhode Island’ has an appetizing ring - “Who doesn’t like calamari?” It wasn’t so much a question as it was an exclamation made by Rep. Joseph McNamara (D-Dist. 19, Warwick) during a recent pho...
Photography for the Blog of it

Allee du Prado,Marseilles, Henri Cartier-Bresson 1932 - [image: File:Henri Cartier-Bresson.jpg] Henri Cartier-Bresson [image: File:Cartier-Bresson's first Leica.jpg]
Psychologically Relevant

Brown-Eyed People Appear More Trustworthy Than Blue-Eyed People: People Judge Men's Trustworthiness Based On Face Shape, Eye Color - Jan. 9, 2013 — People view brown-eyed faces as more trustworthy than those with blue eyes, except if the blue eyes belong to a broad-faced man, according...
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Weird tales -
RECIPES WE WOULD DIE FOR

To die for -
Roger Touhy, Gangster

Jake the barber and Tony the Hat - The Birth of Vegas and the Death of Tony “The Hat”Tony Accardo, Chicago’s new underworld boss, telephoned Johnny Rosselli, his man on the west coast, ...
Scallops my love

Bacon-wrapped scallops and enoki mushrooms - This dish comes from the 25-year-old chef Kensaku Tanaka of Vancouver’s popular Guu Otokomae in the city’s Gastown neighbourhood. Kitchen tip: Scallops l...
Sculpture This and Sculpture That

The Triumph of the Republic, 1897-1899 Jules Dalou - [image: Dalou dans son atelier.jpg]
Shakespeare

A different view of William Shakespeare - Hoarder, moneylender, tax dodger — it's not how we usually think of William Shakespeare. But we should, according to a group of academics who say the Bar...
The Prohibition Gangsters in Pictures

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The Art of War (Clever huh?)

War bonds -
The Foster Children's Bill of Rights

The truth about Foster care (A Child's Point of view) Pt-1 -
The International Irishman

Ireland as it was -
The Irish American Trail

People places and things - *O’Quinn, Texas:*The name is probably derived from that of an early Irish settler although some locals say it came from an Indian chief by the same name ...
The Irish AmericanTribe

Old Ireland -
The Irish in their Own Words

POLITICS - He was crooked, loyal, generous to a fault, to me, he typi¬fied all that was right and that was awful about the old fashioned Irish boss" *Francis Perki...
The Irish States of America

Dublin of old -
The Mish Mosh Blog

Light-distortions-created-by-a-black-hole -
The Mob in Vegas

Former Vegas mob guy Faraci back on radar - John L. Smith It didn’t take Vinny Faraci long to regain the attention of law enforcement after busting out of the Crazy Horse Too. Faraci, the reputed ...
The Rarified Tribe

"The poor little rich girl" - [image: Photographed by Horst P. Horst for Vogue in 1937, wearing a Chanel velvet and chiffon dress and Van Cleef & Arpels jewelry.] Barbara Woolw...
The Rhode Island Stuffie

Lunch In Rhode Island: Stuffies, The Only Way To Eat A Quahog - Happy New England regional specialty Friday! BY JESS KAPADIA A truly authentic Rhode Island stuffie tastes like clam and breadcrumbs, and nothing more. ...
The Upscale Traveler

Beautiful European travel posters -
The Wee Blog of Irish Blessing and so on

Irish Toasts - *Irish Toasts* May your glass be ever full. May the roof over your head be always strong. And may you be in heaven half an hour before the devil k...
The Wee Book of Irish Jokes

jokes - One night, Mrs McMillen answers the door to see her husbands best friend, Paddy, standing on the doorstep. "Hello Paddy, but where is my husband? He went w...
The Wee Book of Irish-American Gangsters

'Devil's advocate' to Irish mobsters was fake lawyer - A SELF-styled Italian lawyer who became known as the 'Devil's Advocate' and advised Irish gangsters John Gilligan and Patrick 'Dutchy' Holland has been ...
The writers spot blog

Shakespeare: The Comedy of Errors - Shakespeare: The Comedy of Errors: ACT I SCENE I. A hall in DUKE SOLINUS'S palace. Enter DUKE SOLINUS, AEGEON, Gaoler, Officers, and other Attendants AEGEO...
We Only Kill Each Other

EBOLI, Thomas - "Thomas Ryan" (191 1-1972): Genovese aide Although he rose extremely high in organized crime circles, including sitting on the so-called commission as...
Whacked: One Hundred Years of Murder and Mayhem in the Chicago Mob

Site of the Crazy Joe Gallo murder in Little Italy - The Gallo Brothers
When Washington Was Irish

Last of the Swampoodle Rangers -
Wicked Good Lobsta

Lobster Pecorino Frittata - This dish tastes like an entire New England clambake all folded into a luxurious frittata. Budget enough time to bake the potato and to steam the lobster....
World wide Foster Care

NATIONAL FOSTER CARE MONTH, 2012 - The White House Office of the Press Secretary For Immediate Release May 02, 2012 Presidential Proclamation -- National Foster Care Month NATIONAL FO...

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