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How The Simpsons Changed The World – Laser Time
June 19, 2017 June 21, 2017 DaverTime
With the recent launch of the Talking Simpsons Patreon, we dive deep into the programming that paved the way for Our Favorite Familybefore chronicling the many ways The Simpsons has impacted pop culture and the world at large.
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37 thoughts on "How The Simpsons Changed The World – Laser Time"
aimbotmaster says:
Awesome synergy! I love this Simpsons influx! Seriously what other modern show could get it's own section of a theme park? What other show could my family make references to on a DAILY basis? I'm really glad you guys nerd out so much with the Simpsons because really only 1 or 2 of my friends watched the syndicated episodes EVERY single weekday 5pm on UPN after school as much as I did! Really hope you guys continue past season 11, even just for the schadenfreude factor!
Also think you might enjoy this documentary about Simpsons and pop culture and world culture. https://vimeo.com/115810811
Forgot to mention your amazing 6 hour Simpsons game stream two years ago was a real memorable afternoon for me! I can remember being huddled around my laptop all afternoon, loudly laughing my ass alone because my family had gone for the weekend and I had the house to myself. Good times! Links to the two other Simpsons based Laser Time episodes real quick :
http://www.lasertimepodcast.com/2013/10/23/laser-time-simpsons-reference/
http://www.lasertimepodcast.com/2012/02/21/laser-time-simpsons-sing-the-blehs/
Also love the doggy squeak toy cameo! Does the puppy have a name yet?
AwkwardLoser says:
Bracing myself for the completely overblown Family Guy hate, as if A)that show is not at all funny and B) as if the Simpsons or literally ever band,movie/tv writer ever didn't have inspirations or art they "take" from.
bobservo says:
Are you Minority Reporting us?
Well I am a Jewish Lesbian(/lazily commited transman) so my very existence is a one big Minority report(literally did a "Minority History Month" report in Feb 2002 and didn't see that movie until 2008 so I was very confused) , also the FG bashing was limited enough so no eye rolls from me
Craig Sniffen says:
Bob means like from the Minority Report movie, where police had a device to punish people before the crime was actually committed.
JayButton says:
Simpsons Time All The Time
lasertimerules says:
I'm with Diana..I've been there since Day 1/Tracy Ulman…never missed a first live airing…been through the amazing, and the bad…and very bad…still going strong.
Zachary Adams says:
If, like me, you occasionally crave the weird flavor of Butterfinger but don't want to spend 12 consecutive hours with a toothpick and floss, the Butterfinger Cups and hard-to-find Butterfinger Crisp. Both have the same flavors but with a softer filling.
AngryFruitSalad says:
Never in my life have I craved a Butterfinger bar. Every single Butterfinger I've ever had has been made 100% out of regret.
JR Ralls says:
The Simpsons butterfinger commercials made me want to eat a butterfinger right up until the moment I ate a butterfinger.
Thrasher says:
Butterfinger is a much better candy bar than the DISCUSTING Milkyway. Don't even mention MilkyWay in the same sentence as a butterfinger. Butterfingers are also an incredible ice cream topping. The only thing I put a milkyway on top of is my trash can before I bag it up and put it on the corner.
ImAStupidBaby says:
Not enough politics in this Simpsons based podcast! I DEMAND POLITICS!
Vulpes says:
I'm the same age as the Simpsons, and growing up alongside the show made it impossible for me to give it up even once it went south (I've seen every episode at least twice). The Scully years were a complete departure from the classic seasons, but some of these episodes are still good. When Jean came back, everything went downhill fast until after the movie was completed. These are the seasons most people probably think of when describing the post-golden age era, and with good reason as there are barely a handful of good episodes between seasons 13 and 18.
Season 19 and beyond are more consistent; there are few truly awful episodes (with some exceptions – Little Big Girl & Double, Double, Boy in Trouble have no redeeming value and are among the worst episodes) but the show never recovered. The animation is flat and lifeless, the voice actors are coasting, the jokes are broad, and the celebrity appearances have continued to be lazy and insignificant. Diana's absolutely right in that there are occasionally funny jokes, and rarely is an episode offensively bad, but it does a disservice to the classic seasons to describe what it has become as even a shadow of its former self. Chris wrote an article a few years back defending the "new" seasons, so I'm eager to see if his tune will be the same when they come up on Talking Simpsons. I'd wager we love the classic seasons based on more than just nostalgia and familiarity drilled in by reruns. The fact that Talking Simpsons usually runs to 90 minutes is a testament to the density of the classic seasons, a quality which is sorely missing in the modern era.
Regardless, this was a great episode, the best in some time. Congratulations to Bob & Henry on the success of the Patreon. All you Laser Time people are delightful.
Keep reaching for that rainbow!
For an April Fool's episode the Talking Simpson's cast should cover the newest episode of the Simpsons but pretend that they are reviewing it on [Insert Date when Talking Simpson's will reach current season].
Nah for april fools, its should be a straight reading of npr politics news and then 5 minutes of simpsons talk
Slider64 says:
I have had both positive and negative comments about TS in the past. Mostly angry irrelavent tangents about several different topics including in recent weeks angirly responding to commentors who had what felt any disagreement to the show. "Just don't listen" as a counter to anyone who complained about anything with the show or "Comment Away Fuck-Faces" as an examples
However from last weeks bonus time, vga and this episode I have gained sympathy for how awful the previous job Bob and Henry had. I may disagree about the level of professionalism shown or the way hosts express themselves for small portions of the show or on twitter, I can still say congratulations on the successful launch of the new patreon. I hope the next teir is hit and Bob and Henry can continue to pursue the ideas they talked about. I am happy to see them succeed on patreon and as a long time fan since 2008 gamesradar days its nice to see LaserTime doing well, helping to launch a spinoff patreon even.
I don't think commenting about aspects of the shows that bother me or others is worthwhile, I have had friends who have canceled their patreon pledges and some who werent patrons unsubscribe. A common thread being we were all liberal anti-trump, Bernie supporters who use or used LT as escapism entertainment and the uptick in angry comments in the show or "derr trump jokes" (what we called when for no reason someone references trump or typically chris shoehorns a bad forced trump impression for the sake of "comedy?") Was/is disheartening and repetitive. I agree Trump sucks and you hate him, we get it.
I don't want their to be no "political" talk, I think the hosts sometimes have good insights, its just tone and on which shows it happens on that soured myself and my friends.
I personally feel better about dealing with the occasional moments that bother me because in the end I am still a fan. You don't have to like 100% of the show to support though if the last couple of shows are an indicator than I would have nothing to complain about.
Long message I know but I guess I want to give LT and TS more time and see how I feel in the future. I plan to put my LT patronedge back up to where it had been.
Trying to speak up for the any fellow listener who are with you politically but don't want the level of anger or randomness of the not as fun tangents on the entertainment shows. Especially my overseas friends who I hope can convince to come back. Last note I want my girlfriend to enjoy these shows fulltime again ^_^
C.Ant says:
Thanks for the reasonable feedback. We almost actively try to keep politics out of the show. Current events date things. But of course it's going to come up every once in a while. We're talking about life as we experience it. Just treat us like your racist grandma! Ignore it, wait 10 seconds, and try and go back to enjoying the company. FACT: We've talked way more about comments that accuse us of being political than we've ever spent talking about anything political. I understand that this can bother you in the exact same way, but it isn't the same. We also want to have fun on the show, and sorry, doing bad impressions is fun for me. Don't expect it, or much else, to change. Because you can't please everybody. And we sure as shit aren't about to start with Trump supporters.
Thank you for that for that reply. I truly apperciate it. LaserTime means a lot to me which means the hosts mean a lot to me. I have felt discourage to see some friends stop listening/supporting over the past few months. I think I am here to stay, so thanks again for that reply.
Shnazzyone says:
I like the simpsons. This was a good episode talking about the praise simpsons deserves.
I liked how they talked about the simpsons. As for the almost no political discussion whatsoever. I guess you need less sensitive friends. Also, how weird is it to monitor your friends podcast consumption and their feeling after each episode. I'm sorry your friends have to deal with that.
Patreon Contributor since day 1 who is just fine with everything being produced.
SmoothBimmyApollo says:
As someone who was born in the day's between the first broadcasts of "Bart's Inner Child" and "Boy-Scoutz 'n the Hood," I'm instantly (and probably unfairly) suspicious of folks who say they prefer Futurama to the Simpsons. Just can't trust 'em.
Hjels says:
I love'm both, but Futurama just spoke more to me. And it's not an age thing, since I'm the same age as the hosts.
garnsr says:
I watched Tracey Ullman when it started, and watched the Simpsons from its first show until season 4 or 5, when my UHF Fox channel stopped being Fox. It came back right when season 7 was starting, so I saw part 1 of Who Shot Mr. Burns as a rerun before they showed the second part, then season 7, which I think is the most consistently funny and good season of all. After season 7 was when it got syndicated, so I saw all the episodes I missed, and got to see parts that I remembered being in season 7 shows get cut out for syndication. Season 8 had about two-thirds shows as good as season 7, but about a third that pointed the way of future seasons, with jokes that you see coming from a long way away, and stories that seem to be more interested in being stories, instead of having so many references to classic movies. I think what I dislike about Family Guy and Bob's Burgers is that they feel like they have these Simpsons tendencies, they're not any fun to me. I just heard a guy, about my age, on a podcast, laughing about a Simpsons episode that I didn't recognize, so it had to have been a later season, and wondered how anyone could still think Simpsons was worth watching. I stopped at season 10 or 11, I think, and every time I pop in to see if it's gotten any better in the last 15 years it still just seems like terrible, obvious jokes, and lame situations.
I'm still unclear on whether all shows on the Talking SImpsons Patreon will be free, like Talking Critic, and if the current Talking SImpsons feed will cover all the shows that come out from Bob and Henry. If we have a Patreon feed will we not need a Talking Simpsons feed? Will we get duplicate shows on both feeds? Isn't continuing the "Talking" moniker kind of silly, with Chris Hardwick still doing several shows called that? I know we haven't heard any mockery of Chris since Talking Simpsons started, but it still seems odd to follow the naming structure of someone derided by the network. And calling the Patreon Talking Simpsons is very confusing, if it's more about adding new things, instead of taking SImpsons away from Laser Time.
Why don't we get a commercial-free version of LT shows for Patrons? I listen to all the LT shows, own a Casper matress, have no interest in getting boxes of crap sent to me, and live in Hawaii, where I can't even get a lot of things sent, so there's absolutley no reason to listen to any ads, except for Chris's Laser Time ads telling us what's going on.
Jake Eugene VanGundy says:
Was not expecting to have one of my favorite candy bars disparaged like this.
Butterfinger's been disparaged before, maybe on a Talking Simpsons wrap-up or something, and I didn't understand it that time, either, I thought Butterfingers were typically in the top tier of candy bars you want at Halloween.
dc12 says:
It's some kind of cookie thing that you have to bite almost as hard as a jawbreaker! Give me a payday or Babe ruth anyday.
I love the weird not-really-peanut-butter flavor of Butterfinger, but I have to agree with the hosts about the dental damage. Butterfinger Cups for life, though.
Diane watching EVERY Simpsons on its original airing even as background noise made me realize I have not seen a full season of the Simpsons in its original run since… the Sydney Olympics. Godspeed to the bitter end.
I'll keep declaring my love for Simpsons Comics, as they managed to be as entertaining as the tv show, even today, and just as referential. SpaceCoyote's gotta be made head artist now!
RedCycloneInc. says:
I'm a huge early season Simpsons fan but oddly I don't hate every other bit of animation from the 40 -70's. I like the Flintstones, Jetsons, Tom & Jerry, old school Looney Toons, all that Hanna Barbara stuff, Peanuts, all good with me. Obviously there's some I like more than others but none of it really bugs me. I think the 90's was the first time I started drawing lines in the sand on what I will never watch. Most popular stuff I watched, Turtles, OG Disney Afternoon Batman TAS, X Men, Spidey and all that. I even dug Captain Planet.
I can't stand Bonkers. Wasn't really a fan of Goof Troop, only liked some of the Nicktoons (Doug, Rugrats) didn't like the rest as much. That said like most people I fell off on Simpsons and haven't gone back. Maybe I should? I think season 10 or so was the last I completely watched.
Mike Russo says:
I stopped being a regular watcher around season 21 after almost a decade of growing increasingly frustrated with the show. The last episode I watched was that insipid Futurama crossover in 2014 (season 26). Haven't looked back, nor do I ever plan to.
watershipdownsyndrome says:
I know that I am a huge outlier here… but I've just never been a fan. I'm Diana's age, so I remember when the show launched. It was a big deal and everyone I knew in school just loved it. I watched it, but just never got into it. That said, I don't dislike it. I can watch an episode and be amused, but that's it. I did really enjoy the movie, though.
This is not crazy. Almost none of my best friends growing up were into The Simpsons. No hate, just not fans. It was jut me, alone, rewatching episodes reading books and forums. That's why it was so great to move out to Cali and meet people like Hank and Bob. You are not weird, plus non-fans like you are the kinda the reason we wanted to do this episode. Odds are high The Simpsons led to something you do love.
derrderr420 says:
Isn't NBC still #4 in a universe without FOX?
semifraki says:
I had never *heard* that Looney Toons theme until this episode. My mom had a book full of old TV themes, and I always tried to sing that one without context- it's how I learned to read sheet music. It's weird to finally hear how close I got.
Matthew Jay says:
I remember that Looney Tunes song, but I mainly remember it from this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UcXBcMxUPc
Brimfyre says:
Hating Butterfinger must be a California thing. Everyone I know loves Butterfinger.
One thing I noticed in this episode that caught me by surprise was a small interaction between Diana and Bob. I don't think I've ever heard them talk to each other before until this episode. And it was kind of an awkward exchange where he jumped on her for criticizing Csupo, and then apologizing. I just think it's cool when you can kind of see behind the curtain of the personalities involved.
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Patrick Proisy Net Worth 2018: What is this tennis player worth?
Patrick Proisy is a tennis player who was born on September 10, 1949, in Evreux, France. This article will take a look at Patrick Proisy's net worth.
Patrick Proisy Career, Earnings
Patrick Proisy's professional career began in 1968 and ended in retirement in the year 1981. Proisy lives in Paris, France and plays Right-handed (one-handed backhand).
Over an accomplished career, Proisy won a total of 2 singles titles. Proisy has won 2 singles titles, with a record of 200-176 (Open era) and reached a rank of No. 16 (23 October 1972).
Patrick Proisy has an Australian Open record of reaching the semi finals (1973 Australian Open – Men's Singles); a French Open junior record of F (1972 French Open – Men's Singles); a Wimbledon junior record of achieving a number two ranking (1971 Wimbledon Championships – Men's Singles; 1972 Wimbledon Championships – Men's Singles; 1974 Wimbledon Championships – Men's Singles); and a US Open junior record of achieving a number two ranking (1972 US Open – Men's Singles; 1977 US Open – Men's Singles).
Patrick Proisy Net Worth 2018
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Does anyone live in France? We re planning to move next year. Here in the UK my 11yo is dx coeliac and gets bread etc on prescription. I am waiting for my entrolabs results but suspect I am G intolerant.
Any info/advice on being coeliac in France would be really helpfull.
Thanks Pauliina, I'll 'bablefish' it tomorrow.
Hi DonnaD - I'm actually in the US but plan to travel to both London and Paris next spring. We are staying near Buckingham Palace. Do you know of any 'safe' places I should try in that area of London? Any tips you can share would be great. The hotel has a buffet with some fresh fruit and hopefully safe meats I can eat for breakfast. We're on our own for both lunch and dinner out.
I'm a bit new to this myself and don't live in London but I do visit from time to time. The last resturant we visited was http://www.roussillon.co.uk/home.html and most of the menu was fine for me. My husband had phoned ahead explained I could not have gluten and it was not a problem at all. London is full of people who don't eat carbs!
Thank you for all the helpful info/websites DonnaD! I'm a little less anxious about finding gluten-free food over there now.
I'm happy to help, if I find any other links/info I'll post them.
I have recently moved to S. France from the States.
You can find Gluten free products at most Biological stores in your villa or a larger villa nearby. Some Biological Patisseries (mainly in larger cities) also have fresh breads. But there is an abundance of fresh fruits, vegetables and meats at the markets. Eating out is an obstacle but there are also a few Biological Restaurants in France.
Eating out in France is hard! I love the markets, it is one of the things I am really looking forward to when we move. We are moving to Toulouse where abouts in France are You?
We live in the suburbs of Toulouse in Colomiers.
If your daughter goes to a French public school she will not be able to eat the meals served at school. Although, they are fabulous lunches - they are truly french meals and definately not Gluten Free! Unfortunately, the schools also do not allow children to bring their own meals so they would have to be picked up for lunch. Maybe you could get them to make an acception but they are not very accomodating. If your daughter goes to the International School they do not have a cafeteria and all the children bring their lunch. I am not sure how it might work at some of the Private French schools?
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I have tried many products from both of these vendors and they are actually very good. I also have packages sent over of some of my favorite gluten-free items that I can not get here.
I am the only Celiac in our household. Luckily, my daughter does not have any food issues.
I had forgotten to track this topic so have only just seen your postings. We were in Toulouse last week looking at schools.
The headteacher assured us that the celiac wasn't a problem, there are some forms and a proceedure(obviously as it is France!)The school canteen can organise a gluten-free meal or she can come home for lunch. They all ready have a couple of pupils with 'wheat allergy' so she isn't the only one. How old is your daughter?
I spend all my summers in france. I'm from Canada and find that France has more Gluten Free options. As mentioned earlier by someone, the Biologique stores are the best places to look. I've also found that "Dietheques" have a wide range of gluten free stuff aswell. The company "FranceAglut" makes really good vacuum packed breads, sweet breads, cakes etc. There's another company that I can't remember the name of, but they make baguettes also vacuum packed but unbaked. They are super tasty coming fresh out of the oven and it's definitely no hardship walking past the boulangerie when you can go home to a tasty bread of your own. Also the best pasta I've found is a corn pasta (i don't know if either of you can tolerate corn) it's organic and called "MolinodiFero" its in a green square package, and in my opinion tastes better than semolina pasta!
Thanks Sasha, I'm looking forward to seeing what is available in France.
sasha1234 - can you please advise of any restaurants in Paris that are friendly to Celiacs - if there are any I mean? I'm getting a little nervous about an upcoming trip that we decided not to cancel since it's been planned for two years. I'm taking a whole extra suitcase with gluten-free foods but I have to find out exactly what France allows in the coutry so it won't be consfiscated. We'll be in Paris for a week in the spring. Any tips you can offer for me to explain my dietary restrictions competently in France would be greatly appreacited as well. Thanks in advance if you can help!
Travelling overseas can definitely be intimidating with food restrictions but it's no reason not to go, so I'm glad you've decided to go ahead with your trip. As for restaurant suggestions in Paris... I don't have anything specific to offer you really, sorry. I have a ton of other allergies so eating in restaurants in general is difficult. I'm anaphylactic to lots of stuff, such as peanuts, and being that peanut oil is widely used in France I'm always a bit nervous about contamination in restaurants.
That all being said, here's what I usually do in Paris (or other places I don't visit regularly enough to develop a relationship). I tend to go to the "Huit a 8" or something similar (a small grocery store all over Paris and the rest of France for that matter) to buy groceries then I usually end up making myself salads in my room. Unfortunately this isn't the most romantic way to experience Paris but it's a good way to avoid getting sick. I have however been successful in voicing my concerns and needs regarding food in restaurants. Like I imagine you do at home, the best thing is to go to restaurants that have a proper chef and are capable of making things from scratch. If you don't speak French, I suggest the big hotel restaurants as they are usually able to speak English, or at least the Maitre d' will be. I would also suggest you avoid little cafe's because they usually prepare their food really early in the morning so it's "heat and serve". I don't know about Paris (that's not where I usually go) but I know that other places in France, the French are big on following strict diets because of their blood types and stuff so while they may not be as familiar with celiac they are used to catering to strange things. If you don't speak French I also suggest you take the cards that have already been mentioned. And if you decide to play things super safe look for the "Biologiques" and other health stores that I already mentioned earlier for good breads.
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-- I hope you have an awesome trip. If I can offer you anything else let me know. I don't think I've ever gotten sick from food while travelling so I hope that gives you some confidence.
Paris in the Springtime will be fantastic!
I find it very difficult to eat out in France but not impossible.
Breakfasts are challenging because the typical French breakfast revolves around pastry. Although it is more expensive, its much easier to eat breakfast at your hotel if it has a large restaurant, or have a stock of fresh fruits (the local fresh markets or grocer will have a really fresh selection) and you can get some gluten-free pastries at the local Biologic store.
Lunches can be tricky, especially since you can find a baker on every corner selling fresh sandwiches and warm goodies that are off limits to us. Many do have salads but make sure it doesn't have dressing and bring a stock of your own salad dressings. Its very much like the states and many restaurant employees will not be educated on what truly contains Gluten. You can get items for quick lunches at the grocery but be sure to read the labels carefully.
Be sure to take along some cards translated in France about your eating conditions.
Ask them to send you a list of Biological Stores and also Biological Restaurants in Paris, or in particular which area you are staying in. If you don't get the response you need you can visit your local tourist office after arrival and they will try to print you a list.
As far as customs goes, they are much more relaxed. You should be fine bringing your own Gluten free items but don't bring any animal products; such as, canned meats or sausages.
Oh my goodness - thanks for the great info everyone! I feel better already. I love fruits, seafood and salads and will take my own dressings, in addition to Larabars and gluten-free crackers and such. Regarding reading the labels in the stores you mentioned - I don't speak french and I'm trying to learn basic phrases now via tapes. But what is the word for gluten in French (if there is one) and are any of the packaged foods marked gluten free like they are in the states?
Luckily we once were unexpectly laid over in Paris for one night. This was pre dx on our way home from Italy so I was able to have a real French croissant and well it was like....heaven.
In the biological stores you will find a section that will be "sans gluten" (without gluten) and many of them contain a variety of choices for bread, even some chocolate croissants; they are tasty – but they are not nearly as good as an original French croissant.
At the biological stores http://www.schaer.com/en/home/ has some really tasty products!!! You can even go online and enter a region and they will tell you where to find their products. Most stores that carry this brand will also have some other selections.
The grocers can be an issue b/c they only list the ingredients on the package and don't have a Sans gluten section. Watch out for dextrose de blé which is in many of their pre-packaged meats and sausages.
Thanks again DILIROTH! I realize that I can not enjoy all the great food Paris has to offer but that will never change now so I may as well go and make the most of it. Now that I feel so good on the gluten-free diet, I don't think I'll get depressed over there seeing all I can't have. I'm trying to look at gluten as rat poison and I don't ever want to ingest rat poison if I can help it.
I'm compiling a folder now of gluten free info for the trip. I thought I finished planning last summer but that was before my life changed on a dime. I'm so grateful for the help of wonderful people like you and others on this board to help me navigate this new challenge sucessfully. I have a lot to learn still but that is exciting to me. Intense curiosity has always been a trait of mine that my husband thinks is odd for someone who is over 10 years old. Who knew it would come in so handy one day.
I also have Intense curiosity, thank God, otherwise I think I would be in the funny farm by now!
We had wonderful seafood and vegetables in France the other week. DILIROTH my girls are still laughing about your 'twin' to our cat drinking the goldfish water!
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Cold cuts are a prime example of how to get 'two for the price of one.' Unless you shop at the deli for fresh sliced cold cuts, chances are you are buying those plastic containers with the red tops containing ham, roast beef, turkey, pastrami and other cold cuts packaged within. When you've used all the meat, take that cardboard label off the top, wash the container and use it for storage. These are a perfect size for leftover veggies, mashed potatoes, and other food items which can be reheated for another meal.
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Those little Magic Bullets and Ninjas are nice, but are they really worth the money? Instead, why not invest in a good quality food processor or blender which can do so much more! You are feeding a family after all and so you'll need a bigger bowl, won't you? Check out small appliance and smoothie maker reviews on sites like Cuisinestudy.Com to find which would work best and most importantly, wear well over time. Do away with buying any small appliances that aren't well-suited for multipurpose use. It's a redundancy you don't need to waste money on. Smoothie machines are great if they have glass carafes!
Also, what about that microwave and toaster oven you have sitting on your counter? Today you can get a combination oven which works even better. These can be used as toasters, broilers, small ovens and yes, microwaves. The next time you are in the market for either a toaster oven or a microwave, invest a little more to get a combi-oven that saves space and money in more ways than one. Did you know most of these work as convection ovens, thereby reducing the amount of electricity you use?
Now that you get the idea, do look around your kitchen. It's possible you'll spot dozens of ways to reduce waste, save money and create the perfect budget-friendly kitchen!


Club Info: Team Runner's Edge is a team made up of multi-sport athletes who have a love of the sport!
Directions to Workouts & Meeting Location(s): LIE Or Northern State to the Seaford-Oyster Bay Expressway to Hempstead Turnpike (Rt. 24) East approx 1.5 miles to left onto Main Street. Parking iis available in back of store.


The big mystery was solved on Sunday's episode of The Family. After weeks of speculation, we finally learned what happened to Adam and how Ben — Adam's imposter — came to be. After an episode full of flashbacks, it was revealed that Adam died in the bunker where he was kept with Ben, sadly only a few days before Ben escaped. So, how did Adam die on The Family? His death is important to the series, but it was not dwelled on. So what happened?
On Sunday's revealing episode, we learned that Adam died just a few days before "Adam"s return. "Adam"s return, of course, was not really Adam, it was Ben, the boy that was kept in the bunker with Adam after being abducted by Doug. The two lived there for years — around 10 — until Ben was able to break out during a routine check-in from Doug.
It was revealed during that check-in that Adam had died, or as Doug put it, "He was in a bad way." Doug says he did everything he could to save Adam, who seemed to take a turn a week before dying. I'm not so sure I believe that, since it is hard to tell what type of relationship Doug has with these boys. Was he a protective captor? Did he just get rid of Adam? Who knows if he went out of his way to really help Adam.
Before Adam's death, he seemed to be strong able-bodied teenager, so it is definitely going to be interesting to see how he did die, if they go into detail. It seems like Adam got sick just before dying. We saw him covered in sweat just days before he died, which is certainly a hint that he wasn't doing well. We know that he wasn't eating properly, and he was definitely not getting the proper medical attention a growing boy needs. Plus, if he did have a pre-existing medical condition, he certainly wouldn't have known while being kept captive in the bunker.
While I'd like to think we'll get an answer as to why Adam died, we may never know. Chances are Doug doesn't even know why Adam died, so, unless his body is found and an autopsy is done, it may be just another mystery to add to the list.


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emotive nominated in five categories at the PM Society 2014 Digital Media Awards!
Posted: August 1, 2014
We are excited to announce that all five innovative entries to this year's PM Digital Awards have been announced as finalists.
Diabetes Voyager (DV) is an immersive virtual reality experience that takes users on an educational journey inside the body of a diabetes patient. Created for Novo Nordisk, DV has been nominated in the "Craft Award – Gamification" and the prestigious category of "Innovation Award 'pushing boundaries'".
Decisions in Time (DiT) is an interactive series of workshops, which recently won the 2014 Communique Judges' Special Award for Innovation in Healthcare Communications. DiT, also for Novo Nordisk, has now been shortlisted in both the "Healthcare professional educational programme" and "Digital solution for congress / symposium" categories.
OAB Health Economics app, which won Highly Commended at the PM Society Awards earlier this year for Astellas, has now been nominated in the "Craft Award – Mobile" category.
The PM Society Digital Media Award recognises the best in innovation, creativity and effectiveness of digital marketing campaigns and activities across the healthcare industry.
emotive is a healthcare, innovation and digital agency committed to keeping clients ahead in today's fast-growing and ever-changing digital environment. After last year's success at various Awards, we are immensely proud that all of our entries are now finalists in these prestigious categories at the PM Digital Media Awards, the leading digital healthcare awards in our industry.
Winners of the PM Society Digital Media Awards will be announced on September 25th at the Awards ceremony.
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We presently own two buildings: the Bell School and the Clerk's Office. Both have, and are, undergoing some changes this year.
These have been painted and are ready to house displays next spring.
The Clerk's Office, located on Route 112 in the Village of Carolina, is in the process of being completely redone. We plan to house exhibits there and open it in 2019.


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Insights on La Veta, CO (ZIP Code 81055)
ZIP Code 81055 is associated with the U.S. city La Veta in Colorado (Huerfano County). The current population estimate for the ZIP Code is 1,602. In this Colorado region, an estimated 96.1% hold a high school degree or higher, and the per capita income is approximately $29,347. The median household income is approximately $47,279, and an estimated 3% of the population is living below the poverty line. The median age in ZIP Code 81055 is approximately 53.7 years, and 35.8% of the region's residents are aged 62 years and older.
La Veta, CO
The 81055 ZIP Code is associated with La Veta, CO in Huerfano County.
Tonight's forecast for 81055: Mostly clear, with a low around 17. Wind chill values as low as -2. West southwest wind 15 to 30 mph, with gusts as high as 40 mph.
The gender split in ZIP Code 81055 is an estimated 43.1% male and approximately 56.9% female.
Approximately 11.4% of adults aged 18 to 64 in ZIP Code 81055 (La Veta, CO) are currently uninsured and do not have health insurance.
The median household income in ZIP Code 81055 is $47,279, while the region's mean household income is $57,571. Breaking income down further, per capita income in the region is $29,347. The per capita income in ZIP Code 81055 of $29,347 is approximately 23.23% less than the per capita income in the U.S. overall of $38,226. An estimated 3.2% of the population is living below the poverty line in this region. This rate is approximately 66.32% lower than the overall poverty rate in the U.S. of 9.5%. Regarding household income, approximately 24.5% of the population in 81055 earn $50,000 to $74,999 per year, while an estimated 13.3% earn $10,000 to $14,999 per year, and 1.6% of 81055 residents earn $200,000 or more per year.
In ZIP Code 81055, 96.1% of the population graduated high school, while 31.0% have a bachelor's degree or higher. In this region, 0.8% achieved an education level less than 9th grade, while 11.6% hold a graduate or professional degree. Approximately 30.9% in this Huerfano County region reached the highest level of high school graduate (including equivalency).
One of the leading chronic health issues in ZIP Code 81055 is high cholesterol, as an estimated 37.4% of adults aged 18 and older deal with this issue. Another chronic health issue of concern for residents of 81055 is high blood pressure, as approximately 35.1% of adults 18 and older in this Huerfano County region contend with that issue.
Current asthma 9.9%
In 81055, 53.4% of the population is in the labor force. Recent estimates place 8.4% as working from home, while the total labor force in the region has a mean travel to time to work of 18.6 minutes. Approximately 19.3% of the employed population 16 years and over in 81055 work in arts, entertainment, and recreation, and accommodation and food services, while an estimated 17.8% work in construction. On the lower end of the scale, just 0.4% of 81055 workers 16 years and over work in public administration.
Manufacturing 1.5%
In ZIP Code 81055, 97.2% of the population lists "English only" as the language spoken in home, while 2.1% of lists Spanish. Additionally, Asian and Pacific Islander languages are spoken in 0.6% of homes, and other Indo-European languages are spoken in 0.0% of homes. Lastly, 0.0% of homes list "other languages" as spoken in the home. All percentages referenced are for the population 5 years and older in this Huerfano County region.
Regarding the age of homes in ZIP Code 81055, an estimated 22.0% of homes were built between 1980 and 1989. Additionally, 18.5% of homes in the region were built between 1970 and 1979, while an estimated 0.4% of homes were built in 2014 or later in this Huerfano County region.
Regarding consumer complaints about financial products in ZIP Code 81055, credit reporting or credit repair services have received the most complaints in 81055 in the past 12 months. Checking or savings account received the second most complaints. The most frequent complaint overall in this Huerfano County region was incorrect information on a report.
Managing an account 1
The average residential electricity rate in ZIP Code 81055 of 15.12¢/kWh. This rate is about 1% greater than the average rate in Colorado, and approximately 3.32% less than the average rate in the U.S. as a whole. Regarding solar power potential, ZIP Code 81055 has an average daily solar radiation level of 6.08 kWh/m2/day. This is approximately 47.57% greater than an area in the U.S. with historically low solar radiation levels (WA), and about 7.74% less than an area in the U.S. with historically high solar radiation levels (AZ).
ZIP Code 81055 15.12¢/kWh 14.91¢/kWh 7.82¢/kWh
Colorado 14.97¢/kWh 12.13¢/kWh 9.05¢/kWh
Jul 5.8 6.22 6.51
Nov 5.8 2.33 5.99
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I Grew Up Here. I Live Here. I Sell Homes Here.
Jennifer epitomizes the motto "I grew up here. I live here. I sell homes here" and she is known for providing each of her clients with an exceptional experience guided by her expert local knowledge. She works tirelessly to ensure each of her clients has a professional, enjoyable and successful Westchester community & home buying search or selling experience. She often remains very friendly with her clients and welcomes the opportunity to be an ongoing resource as they settle into Westchester Living. Every step she takes will embody her core principals; integrity can never be compromised, clients' interests always come first and character, commitment, and passion truly matter. For her buyer clients, Jennifer looks forward to the opportunity of being "Your NYC to Westchester" guide and real estate broker. For her seller clients, Jennifer is proficient at implementing an aggressive marketing strategy in order to obtain the best price possible in a highly efficient and seamless manner.
Jennifer was the Manager of Platinum Drive Realty's Larchmont Office. Jennifer was raised in Scarsdale. After graduating from Scarsdale High School, Jennifer received a BA in Child Study & Sociology from Tufts University and an MA in Language & Literacy from New York University. Jennifer currently lives in Larchmont with her husband, Michael, and their three sons, Braden, Devon & Zane. She specializes in communities in Southern Westchester with a concentrated focus on the Sound Shore Communities of Larchmont, Mamaroneck, Rye Neck, Rye, New Rochelle as well as her hometown of Scarsdale. Prior to real estate, Jennifer was a teacher in the Mamaroneck Public Schools. Jennifer has a deep understanding of the local school systems and the needs of young families.
For HOME BUYERS it starts with educating her clients. Searching for "Westchester Houses For Sale" doesn't provide all the backstory one needs when making such an important decision. She doesn't just show homes, she will paint a complete lifestyle picture by detailing neighborhoods, town amenities, commuting options, recreational spaces, educational & leisure activities. Jennifer will review with clients detailed analysis of each property and the market comparables. Through this process, she enables clients to define where they see value and opportunity. It doesn't stop there. She will also review and prepare clients for the bidding process, contract contingencies, mortgage pre-approvals, home inspections, closing attorneys and moving tips. For the more creative & adventurous clients Jennifer can leverage her deep relationships with local and experienced architects, home-builders and renovation contractors to explore kitchen, bathroom remodels or major additions, pre or post move-in.
Searching "Westchester Houses For Sale" is a start, let's explore more together contact me today to schedule your Luxury Community & Home Tour!
For HOME SELLERS whether selling to relocate, upsize or downsize, it's critical to price homes to be competitive to the market. Jennifer will review detailed market comparables to help maximize your home sale pricing. She will spend critical time strategizing actionable steps to help your home look its best – de-cluttering, painting, staging, yard maintenance, all capped off with professional photography, aerial shots, video and custom listing brochures. To maximize home value she will share your home with the largest audiences of potential buyers. Many other real estate agents still rely on "Post & Pray to MLS tactics" hoping a random Westchester Houses For Sale search will lure in buyers. Jennifer is using all of our resources, including but not limited to the Multiple Listing Services, local newspaper & print advertisements, new to market postcard mailings, Facebook and social media network posts, local and Tri-State area community blogs and forums, capped off with broker accompanied open houses to create excitement and to achieve maximum home value.
Jennifer Y. Ross was raised in Scarsdale. After graduating from Scarsdale High School, she received a BA in Child Study & Sociology from Tufts University and an MA in Language & Literacy from New York University.
Jennifer Y. Ross currently lives in Larchmont with her husband, Michael, and their three sons, Braden, Devon & Zane. She is a member of the Hudson Gateway Association of Realtors & the National Association of Realtors. Jennifer received Platinum Drive Realty's Star Award for Outstanding Performance in Sales and Client Services in 2014 & Platinum Drive Realty's Superstar Award for Excellence in Sales and Client Services in 2015, 2016, 2017. Platinum Drive Realty was acquired by Compass in 2018.


Two years ago we were working hard in the studio, dreaming of Irish jigs and a woman that travelled the world. Two years, countless cups of tea, applications and many performances later… we are over the moon to announce we have been awarded a grant from Arts Council England for our first national tour of Rejoining Jane!
Inspired by our audiences and many requests later… we have decided to share the whole story with you so this Spring 2019 we are beyond excited to announce we will be publishing the original story Rejoining Jane! Watch this space for details about pre-ordering your copy and the book launch.
We would also like to take this opportunity to say a special thank our team, our partners and contributors for their support and belief in Rejoining Jane. And last but not least, our wonderful family, friends and audiences who have loved us, hosted us and supported us along the way.
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