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UPDATE: 4-8-03 Both bills mentioned in the press release below were signed into law by New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson today. The anti-discrimination bill adds sexual orientation and gender identity (as two separate categories) to the anti-discrimination laws of the state; the hate crimes bill establishes the first statewide hate crimes law for New Mexico - and it covers crimes committed because of the actual or perceived race, religion, color, national origin, ancestry, gender, gender identity or sexual orientation of the victim.
UPDATE: 3-24-03 The anti-discrimination bill, Senate Bill 28, mentioned in the press release below was passed by its final chamber, the House, with a vote of 32-26 on Friday, March 21. The bill now joins the hate crimes bill waiting for the governor's signature.
Santa Fe, NM - The New Mexico House passed Senate Bill 38 with a vote of 39-27 yesterday, sending the bill to the governor's desk for signature. The bill establishes a state hate crime law, which covers sexual orientation and gender identity, providing extra prison time for offenders whose crimes are found by a court to have been motivated by hate. Meanwhile, a vote on one of the pending anti-discrimination bills is imminent; to send an anti-discrimination bill to the governor, either the House or the Senate needs to pass the other chamber's already passed version. Both the Senate and the House anti-discrimination bills do the same thing: add "sexual orientation" and "gender identity" to the state's Human Rights Act. At a press conference on March 13, New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson asked the Legislature to send him both the pending anti-discrimination and hate crimes bills so that he could sign them into law.
"This is a time to celebrate the hard work and dedication of the activists in New Mexico, who brilliantly moved these bills through the legislative process for years," said Lisa Mottet, the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force (NGLTF) Transgender Civil Rights Project Legislative Lawyer. Mottet recently traveled through the Southwest, including New Mexico, meeting with key activists. "The folks in New Mexico did everything right: they told their stories to legislators; mobilized a grassroots base of support; and they would not accept exclusive language - gender identity had to be part of the package."
Senate Bill 38 adds sections to New Mexico's criminal sentencing code to allow judges to increase sentences when the judge or jury finds that the crime was committed because of the actual or perceived race, religion, color, national origin, ancestry, gender, gender identity or sexual orientation of the victim. The Coalition for Equality of New Mexico and New Mexico Gender Advocacy Information Network (NMGAIN) led the lobbying efforts on this bill. New Mexico joins a handful of states with hate crimes laws containing explicit transgender protection, the most recent being Pennsylvania which added protection last year.
"Passage of this bill in New Mexico shows that more of the nation is realizing that protecting transgender people from discrimination is both important and the right thing to do," according to NGLTF Executive Director, Lorri L. Jean. "The New Mexico success establishes beyond question that when we do our organizing work well and take the time to educate legislators about transgender people, thoughtful and fair-minded leaders will support it. Now the federal government needs to wake up to this reality and follow the example set by fair-minded jurisdictions across the country by passing similar legislation."
New Mexico activists are anxiously waiting for one of the pending anti-discrimination bills to be sent to the governor as well. If passed by the additional chamber, House Bill 314 or Senate Bill 28 will prohibit discrimination in employment, public accommodations, housing and credit based on sexual orientation and gender identity by amending the New Mexico Human Rights Act. New Mexico is set to become the third state to explicitly cover gender identity in its anti-discrimination law. Currently, two states, Minnesota and Rhode Island, have such laws, as well as 53 cities or counties across the country.
"The work of NMGAIN to assist in the passing of this bill was helped by the research, counsel and encouragement of the NGLTF, especially the Transgender Civil Rights Project," according to Virginia Stephenson, President of NMGAIN.
In other states, pieces of transgender-inclusive or transgender-specfic legislation are experiencing movement as well. The Washington State House passed its anti-discrimination bill on Monday, with a vote of 59-39; that bill now moves to the Senate. California Assembly Bill 196, which would clarify that California's existing sex discrimination laws cover transgender people, passed out of its first committee this week. Activists in Illinois are also hopeful that their anti-discrimination bill may experience unprecedented movement.
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4 ways Peeps are like payday loans
They're more alike than you realize, and not in good ways. And that's coming from someone who likes Peeps.
You see them at every grocery or drugstore checkout line -- brightly colored Peeps calling to you from the display. Does anybody ever go to the store with Peeps on the list? Certainly nowhere near as many people as those who come home having purchased them.
They're not unlike payday loans -- stay with me a minute, even if you love Peeps (and we certainly do).
Payday loans are never on anybody's list of ideal ways to make ends meet. And yet, payday lending is a big business. Somehow, similar to the bright-colored marshmallow chicks we didn't plan to buy, we may find ourselves in payday loan debt we didn't plan to go into.
Here's how Peeps and payday loans are similar.
1. One almost inevitably leads to another
The Peeps are technically one big marshmallow that can be easily divided into smaller "servings." But they are joined. With payday loans, you typically sign up for one. With a plan to pay it off and be done with it. Only that probably happens as often as someone opens a package of Peeps and consumes only one. Just 15 percent of borrowers pay within the initial 14 days of borrowing (when they first come due), according to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Even then, you'll have already paid origination fees, and probably interest (as an annual rate) of more than 100 percent.
While it's true that some people pay them off right away, it's reasonable to assume that just about everyone intends to. It's just hard to do it. The financial situation that made you consider taking out such a loan usually isn't going to change so dramatically in a couple of weeks that you can pay your regular bills plus pay off your payday loan. And the lender would be happy to extend it for you (for a price).
2. They last just about forever
How many centuries can Peeps last? The Huffington Post checked to see what would happen to Peeps left open on a desk, for a year. Oh, they changed a little bit, and they were definitely beyond their "best by" dates, but the difference was not terribly dramatic. (And interestingly, the older the Peeps, the harder they were to separate.)
And payday loans? A year later, you may still be dealing with them. Or, maybe when you gave up on paying, the bill was sent to collections. That "temporary" loan, taken out to tide you over, can cost many times what you borrowed, and can come back in the form of a collections account that can hurt your credit. Like Peeps, a payday loan doesn't die easily.
3. They can be hazardous to your health
No one who buys either product is doing it because they believe it's good for them. Besides, it's short-term. Peeps won't be around forever anyway. Or at least they won't be tempting you at the checkout forever.
Payday loans just seem simpler than worrying about what you'll do in the few days before your next paycheck. The loans are normally under $500, which seems like a fairly small indulgence, and unlikely to do real damage to your finances. And if you're in the 15 percent of people who pay the loan back within 14 days, it shouldn't hurt your credit. It isn't always destructive to your credit.
Peeps, in relatively small, seasonal doses, are probably not going to hurt you. But if your goal is better physical or financial health, Peeps or payday loans can, at the least, slow down your progress. And the potential is there for more damage than that.
If you are using payday loans, it can be helpful to keep track of your credit. By checking your free annual credit reports and monitoring your credit scores, you can be more aware of the impact your financial decisions have on your credit over time.
4. They appeal to you in a moment of weakness
As easy as it is to add Peeps to a shopping cart, it's not entirely outside your control. You may, for example, have more control on your way home from the gym. And as for payday loans -- if you've been digging out of debt the old-fashioned way, and an unexpected expense throws you for a loop, you may be far less inclined to take out a high-priced loan for "just a few days."
Either way, you've worked far too hard to let all that effort go to waste. (Though if you do slip, it's so much easier to get back on track than if you hadn't been taking care of yourself in the first place.)
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Can I throw into the mix this thought. Pedrosa is only riding this year because Stoner retired, if he does not win the title this year will Honda want to get rid of him again ? Leaving a spare Repsol seat for Cal ?
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Cal over Pedro??!! On what basis? One of the consistently winningest riders in the history of the class over an occasional podium man? Apply some logic!
And as Pacey says a M1 engine in a completely unknown chassis over a factory or even satellite Duke??!!
If the HRC proddie racer is all it's cracked up to be this is an option worth consideration. Let's for a moment presume it's oh say 30hp down on the RCV213. That would still be 30hp stronger than an ART - and look what Espargaro is doing on that thing.
Japanese factory or satellite bikes look shut-out for Scott. Ducati is his best option to my mind. He's young, fearless and oozing talent. He won't be fazed by the big bad Duke. In fact I believe he's one of the few who could really grab the thing by the scruff of its neck and rag it the way it used to, and needs to, be. Scott will adapt and thrive. Bye, bye Nicky. Thanks for the (very occasional) memories.
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..except for one primary difference. Call me old fashioned, but loyalty goes a long way in my book and I think Hayden deserves a decent crack at the whip on a sorted bike. I don't particularly see him as a yes man, but I do think he's shown a level of commitment and corporate integrity that is sadly lacking in modern day sport. Reward him with another year and give Redding Spies's bike..
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you are 100% correct
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Stefan is on an almost factory bike, Alvaro on a Showa testing bike. Scott is better than each of them. Lets hope he gets the LCR ride. Honda seem to have alot of faigth in Bradl? Scott can do better, no doubt at all!
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I'd be surprised if Ducati got rid of Hayden, he's their way in to the most lucrative market there is. He's likable, liked, and still pretty fast. He's also a former world champion, which is worth quite a lot to the average Joe. As a bonus, he doesn't whine and he's extremely loyal.
Don't underestimate Ducati's desire to be big in the USA, or their gratitude to Nicky for selling them a shitload of bikes.
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Planners finalizing new sign rules for Blaine
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Blaine planning commissioners hope to get their final licks in on the citys revised sign ordinance, sending it on to city council for final approval.
Sign ordinances are tough, said commission chairman Brad ONeill. You can never please anyone. After dozens of work sessions meetings and public hearings, the planning commission is expected to approve the revised rules June 14.
Most changes to the sign ordinance are minor language changes, intended to bring the code into compliance with the citys approved design guidelines and sign supplement and make the rules clearer and easier to enforce. A lot of the new ordinance is pretty well on track with the existing one, ONeill said. The existing ordinance had the intent but no language to enforce it. Weve added that.
Substantial changes proposed for local sign rules focus on limiting the height of signs and limiting off-premise signs and billboards.
What were looking at is phasing the high signs out over time with a sensitivity to the economic impact of that, said community economic development director Terry Galvin. Planning commissioners are still tinkering with a proposal to limit freestanding signs to 15 feet high and projecting signs to 25 feet, a significant step down from the towering signs now rising above the freeway as it passes through the center of downtown. We realize theres a strong need for merchants to have their signs seen from the freeway, ONeill said. However, tall signs are in direct conflict with your downtown streetscape. Were trying to put our finger on that and add some height and size to signs in some zones to address the demands of traffic. One proposal being considered would allow higher signs in the highway commercial zone on the north side of the freeway near the border but not in the downtown core.
Fueled by a fear of growing sign clutter, commissioners chose to ban billboards and concentrate off premise signs in specific areas, subject to stringent regulations. If we allow off-premise signs we can see there would be no stopping them, ONeill said. They would proliferate.
ONeill said billboards generally did not advertise Blaine businesses and services, but national companies. We think the people were trying to protect are the locals, ONeill said, emphasizing that, when off premise signage was allowed it should lead people to local merchants.
The decision to allow some off-premise signage was spurred by concern from business owners that many potential customers pass Blaine by because they dont know what the city has to offer. We realize theres a tremendous value and benefit in off-premise signs and this is our attempt at a compromise, ONeill said. The compromise would set aside three or four key areas in the city for off-premise directional signs of uniform design, which would be under city control. We would coordinate the signs on a well-defined structure, Galvin said.
Galvin said the city would push the state to make motorist information signs available on the freeway to give businesses another advertising outlet to replace high and off-premise signs. The blue signs directing travelers to gas, food, lodging, and other services are maintained by the state. We would lobby the state to get them in place and then the business would lease space on them for a low rate, Galvin said.
The new ordinance would balance tighter rules in some areas with less red tape in others. The planning commission is proposing lower fees for sign permits and the elimination of permits for several categories of smaller signs. Theres a level below which the city doesnt need to be involved, Galvin said. These signs dont have a significant visual impact on the surrounding area.
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Over the past four or so years, no band has risen from underground to head-of-the-class faster than Amon Amarth. Their last album "Surtur Rising" was a breakout party onto the main stage despite being their eighth record, which is testament to the band's patience and dedication. Hoping to capitalize on their sudden glory, the band has channeled their experience and authenticity into their ninth record, "Deceiver of the Gods."
In a year when Finntroll has set the bar high for over-the-top epic metal, and with a Turisas release yet to come, I thought that "Deceiver of the Gods" would be more. But just becaue it isn't what I expected doesn't make it a bad record. This is a solid album of powerful, vengeful metal that does some nice things with very little window dressing.
The thing that "Deceiver of the Gods" does exceptionally well is find the beat in the noise. No matter how big the production gets, the underlying percussion stays on point and continues to move the songs along. Nowhere is this more evident than for "As Loke Falls," which sounds huge and impassible until you detect the measure beneath. Couple this with the ripping guitar intro and you can see Amon Amarth at their heavy best. The band has honed their talent even further for "Deceiver of the Gods," learning how to deftly make a moment sound bigger than life without it escaping orbit and leaving the listener behind.
The album doesn't hit is best stride until later in the record, peaking at the end with the two song set of "Hel" and "Coming of the Tide." The former is a power anthem that adds some harmony in the form of doubled up vocals and the latter a churning stew of Nordic metal both in theme and execution. These are the moments when Amon Amarth holds their own, shows their versatility and justifies their position near the top of the genre.
Oddly enough, and possibly as a point of caution, I've listened to this album three full times now, and I find I don't have as much to say about it as I thought I would. "Deceiver of the Gods" simply is what it is, which is a power metal album disguised with some harsh vocals and super-overdriven guitar and drums.
"Deceiver of the Gods" is not the blockbuster game-changer that "Surtur Rising" was for Amon Amarth, but it's nearly impossible to have two coming-out parties for the same band. Additionally, this album continues to deny the stereotype of Scandinavian metal, cutting back on wandering, folk-influenced instrumentation and frivolity in favor of power, amplitude and intensity. That latter point places Amon Amarth in a contrary role to many of their contemporaries and alters expectation of the album's sound and presence. Those who look to the Nordic nations for fanciful stories of gnomes and dwarves will walk away empty-handed, but those looking for substance over flair, as well as heavy-handed authority, will enjoy "Deceiver of the Gods" quite a bit.


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Bryson was indicted on counts of first-degree murder, aggravated assault and theft of a vehicle in the 2009 death of Robert Gravley, who was found severely beaten at a bench near his parked car. He died later in a hospital.
The Daily Post-Athenian reported jurors deliberated for six hours before finding Bryson not guilty Friday. Bryson had been held in jail for three years, pending his trial.
Assistant prosecutor Paul Rush told jurors during his closing argument Gravely maintained he was beaten by Bryson and his car was stolen by the defendant and his then-girlfriend Angela Greene.
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A retired participant recalled to duty in the Agency under subsection (a) of this section or reinstated or reappointed in accordance with section 2051 (b) [1] of this title shall, while so serving, be entitled, in lieu of the retired participant's annuity, to the full basic pay of the grade in which the retired participant is serving. During such service, the retired participant shall make contributions to the fund in accordance with section 2021 of this title.
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Residents at the Tuesday night meeting heckled the general manager of the Richmond refinery as he said he had the "utmost respect for this community."
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Ellen Davis Named Distinguished Professor
Ellen Davis, professor of Bible and practical theology and associate dean for faculty development at Duke Divinity School, has been named the Amos Ragan Kearns distinguished professor of Bible and practical theology. Her new position is effective July 1.
She succeeds Professor David Steinmetz, who is retiring at the end of this year, as the holder of the Kearns Chair. On July 1, Steinmetz will become the Amos Ragan Kearns distinguished professor of the history of Christianity, emeritus.
"Ellen is an outstanding scholar, teacher, and colleague," said Dean L. Gregory Jones. "This distinguished professorship recognizes her tremendous accomplishments and her important intellectual leadership at the Divinity School, at Duke, and in the wider academic world."
Professor Davis is interested in theological interpretation of the Old Testament, with particular concern for exegesis as it is useful for Christian preaching and for developing a biblically based response to the current ecological crisis. She also is a leader of the Divinity School's partnership with Renk Theological College in Southern Sudan.
She is the author of "Scripture, Culture, and Agriculture: An Agrarian Reading of the Bible," "Swallowing the Scroll: Textuality and the Dynamics of Discourse in Ezekiel's Prophecy," "Imagination Shaped: Old Testament Preaching in the Anglican Tradition," "Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and the Song of Songs," "Getting Involved with God: Rediscovering the Old Testament," "Who Are You, My Daughter? Reading Ruth through Image and Text," and "Wondrous Depth: Preaching the Old Testament." She is co-editor (with Duke Divinity Professor Richard Hays) of "The Art of Reading Scripture."
A lay Episcopalian, she has been involved in inter-religious dialogue for more than 30 years. Her previous teaching appointments were at Union Theological Seminary (New York City), Yale Divinity School, and the Virginia Theological Seminary.


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Dr. Moyle joined the Department of Neurosurgery faculty in April 2010 after having completed a fellowship in interventional neuroradiology with Dr. Aman Patel at Mount Sinai. He had previously practiced general adult neurosurgery as the chairman of the Neurosurgery Department, Moore Regonal Hospital in Pinehurst North Carolina. Dr. Moyle also practiced both general pediatric and adult neurosurgery in Fairfax Virginia. Dr. Moyle earned a PhD in Molecular Biology from University of Southern California, and an MD from The University of California, Los Angeles four years later, graduating as a member of the medical honor society AOA. He stayed at UCLA for his neurosurgical training and has been board certified by the American Association of Neurological Surgery since 2004.
Dr. Moyle has had a long standing interest in minimally invasive neurosurgical techniques and has performed hundreds of minimally invasive spine surgeries. Dr. Moyle's fellowship in interventional neuroradiology has allowed him to extend his experience with minimally invasive surgeries to cerebrovascular neurosurgery where he can offer both endovascular and traditional surgeries. Dr. Moyle treats both brain and spinal disorders including intracranial aneurysms, arteriovenous malformations, carotid stenosis, stroke, spinal compression fractures, herniated lumbar and cervical discs, spinal AVMs and tumor embolization.
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Dr. Moyle did not report having any of the following types of financial relationships with industry during 2013 and/or 2014: consulting, scientific advisory board, industry-sponsored lectures, service on Board of Directors, participation on industry-sponsored committees, equity ownership valued at greater than 5% of a publicly traded company or any value in a privately held company. Please note that this information may differ from information posted on corporate sites due to timing or classification differences.
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1. The Simpsons (1989– )
TV-PG | 22 min | Animation, Comedy | Active
The satiric adventures of a working-class family in the misfit city of Springfield.
Stars: Dan Castellaneta, Nancy Cartwright, Julie Kavner, Yeardley Smith
2. The 65th Annual Tony Awards (2011 TV Movie)
185 min | Music
Writers: Dave Boone, Paul Greenberg | Director: Glenn Weiss | Stars: Neil Patrick Harris, Frank Abagnale Jr., Nick Adams, Theoni V. Aldredge
3. State of Grace (2001–2002)
30 min | Comedy, Drama
Set in 1965 this comedy/drama follows the adventures of a 12 year old Jewish girl named Hannah who is best friends with Grace, a 12 year old Catholic girl. They both attend the local ... See full summary »
Creators: Brenda Lilly, Hollis Rich | Stars: Mae Whitman, Faye Grant, Alia Shawkat, Michael Mantell
4. The 58th Annual Golden Globe Awards (2001 TV Movie)
Writers: Barry Adelman, Ken Shapiro | Director: Chris Donovan | Stars: Gillian Anderson, Javier Bardem, Jamie Bell, Monica Bellucci
5. Fargo (1996)
R | 98 min | Crime, Drama, Thriller
Jerry Lundegaard's inept crime falls apart due to his and his henchmen's bungling and the persistent police work of the quite pregnant Marge Gunderson.
Writers: Ethan Coen, Joel Coen | Directors: Joel Coen, Ethan Coen | Stars: William H. Macy, Frances McDormand, Steve Buscemi, Peter Stormare
6. Hill Street Blues (1981–1987)
60 min | Drama
The lives and work of the staff of an inner city police precinct.
Stars: Daniel J. Travanti, Bruce Weitz, Joe Spano, Taurean Blacque
7. Leg Work (1987– )
60 min | Drama
Stars: Margaret Colin, Frances McDormand, Patrick James Clarke, Robert Dorfman
8. The American Experience (1988– )
60 min | Documentary, History
A series showcasing documentaries on American history.
Stars: David McCullough, David Ogden Stiers, Michael Murphy, Joe Morton
9. Almost Famous (2000)
R | 122 min | Drama, Music, Romance
A high-school boy is given the chance to write a story for Rolling Stone Magazine about an up-and-coming rock band as he accompanies it on their concert tour.
Writer: Cameron Crowe | Director: Cameron Crowe | Stars: Billy Crudup, Patrick Fugit, Kate Hudson, Frances McDormand
10. Miller's Crossing (1990)
R | 115 min | Crime, Drama, Thriller
Tom Regan, an advisor to a Prohibition-era crime boss, tries to keep the peace between warring mobs but gets caught in divided loyalties.
Writers: Joel Coen, Ethan Coen | Directors: Joel Coen, Ethan Coen | Stars: Gabriel Byrne, Albert Finney, John Turturro, Marcia Gay Harden
11. Moonrise Kingdom (2012)
PG-13 | 94 min | Comedy, Drama, Romance
A pair of young lovers flee their New England town, which causes a local search party to fan out and find them.
Writers: Wes Anderson, Roman Coppola | Director: Wes Anderson | Stars: Jared Gilman, Kara Hayward, Bruce Willis, Bill Murray
12. Mississippi Burning (1988)
R | 128 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery
Two FBI agents with wildly different styles arrive in Mississippi to investigate the disappearance of some civil rights activists.
Writer: Chris Gerolmo | Director: Alan Parker | Stars: Gene Hackman, Willem Dafoe, Frances McDormand, Brad Dourif
13. The Twilight Zone (1985–1989)
TV-PG | 45 min | Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Mystery
A collection of tales which range from comic to tragic, but often have a wicked sense of humor and an unexpected twist.
Creator: Rod Serling | Stars: Robin Ward, Charles Aidman, Richard Mulligan, William Atherton
14. Primal Fear (1996)
R | 129 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery
An altar boy is accused of murdering a priest, and the truth is buried several layers deep.
Writers: William Diehl, Steve Shagan, Ann Biderman | Director: Gregory Hoblit | Stars: Richard Gere, Laura Linney, Edward Norton, John Mahoney
15. Blood Simple. (1984)
R | 99 min | Crime, Thriller
A rich but jealous man hires a private investigator to kill his cheating wife and her new man. But, when blood is involved, nothing is simple.
Writers: Joel Coen, Ethan Coen | Directors: Joel Coen, Ethan Coen | Stars: John Getz, Frances McDormand, Dan Hedaya, M. Emmet Walsh
16. Barton Fink (1991)
R | 116 min | Drama, Mystery
A renowned New York playwright is enticed to California to write for the movies and discovers the hellish truth of Hollywood.
Writers: Joel Coen, Ethan Coen | Directors: Joel Coen, Ethan Coen | Stars: John Turturro, John Goodman, Judy Davis, Michael Lerner
17. Short Cuts (1993)
R | 187 min | Comedy, Drama
The day-to-day lives of a number of suburban Los Angeles residents.
Writers: Raymond Carver, Robert Altman, Frank Barhydt | Director: Robert Altman | Stars: Andie MacDowell, Julianne Moore, Tim Robbins, Bruce Davison
18. Great Performances (1971– )
132 min | Biography, Drama, Music
Creators: Marion J. Caffey, Daniel Ezralow, Josh Groban | Stars: Julie Andrews, Walter Cronkite, Plácido Domingo, Chita Rivera
19. Charlie Rose (1991– )
60 min | News, Talk-Show
Stars: Charlie Rose, Mark Halperin, Al Hunt, Thomas Friedman
20. The Man Who Wasn't There (2001)
R | 116 min | Crime, Drama
A laconic, chain-smoking barber blackmails his wife's boss and lover for money to invest in dry cleaning, but his plan goes terribly wrong.
Writers: Joel Coen, Ethan Coen | Directors: Joel Coen, Ethan Coen | Stars: Billy Bob Thornton, Frances McDormand, Michael Badalucco, James Gandolfini
21. Lone Star (1996)
R | 135 min | Drama, Mystery, Romance
When the skeleton of his murdered predecessor is found, Sheriff Sam Deeds unearths many other long-buried secrets in his Texas border town.
Writer: John Sayles | Director: John Sayles | Stars: Chris Cooper, Elizabeth Peña, Stephen Mendillo, Stephen J. Lang
22. Raising Arizona (1987)
PG-13 | 94 min | Comedy, Crime
When a childless couple of an ex-con and an ex-cop decide to help themselves to one of another family's quintupelets, their lives get more complicated than they anticipated.
Writers: Ethan Coen, Joel Coen | Directors: Joel Coen, Ethan Coen | Stars: Nicolas Cage, Holly Hunter, Trey Wilson, John Goodman
23. The Botany of Desire (2009 TV Movie)
TV-14 | 120 min | Documentary
Michael Pollan, a professor of journalism and a student of food, presents the history of four plants, each of which found a way to make itself essential to humans, thus ensuring widespread ... See full summary »
Directors: Michael Schwarz, Edward Gray | Stars: Frances McDormand, Michael Pollan
24. Scottsboro: An American Tragedy (2000)
84 min | Documentary, History
The history of the "Scottsboro Boys," a group of African American men who were victims of a racist miscarriage of justice that became a national controversy.
Writers: Barak Goodman, Kay Boyle | Directors: Daniel Anker, Barak Goodman | Stars: Frances McDormand, Stanley Tucci, Andre Braugher, Nesbitt Blaisdell
25. Wonder Boys (2000)
R | 107 min | Drama, Comedy
An English Professor tries to deal with his wife leaving him, the arrival of his editor who has been waiting for his book for seven years, and the various problems that his friends and associates involve him in.
Writers: Michael Chabon, Steve Kloves | Director: Curtis Hanson | Stars: Michael Douglas, Tobey Maguire, Frances McDormand, Robert Downey Jr.
The Simpsons (1989– )
Girls Just Want to Have Sums
TV-PG | 30 min | Animation, Comedy
Springfield Elemtentary is divided into two separate schools (one for boys, one for girls) following Principal Skinner's demotion. Concerned that the boys are receiving a higher standard of education, Lisa disguises herself as a boy.
Writers: Matt Groening, James L. Brooks, Sam Simon, Matt Selman | Director: Nancy Kruse | Stars: Dan Castellaneta, Julie Kavner, Nancy Cartwright, Yeardley Smith
27. North Country (2005)
R | 126 min | Drama
A fictionalized account of the first major successful sexual harassment case in the United States -- Jenson vs. Eveleth Mines, where a woman who endured a range of abuse while working as a miner filed and won the landmark 1984 lawsuit.
Writers: Michael Seitzman, Clara Bingham, Laura Leedy | Director: Niki Caro | Stars: Charlize Theron, Jeremy Renner, Frances McDormand, Thomas Curtis
28. The 54th Annual Golden Globe Awards (1997 TV Movie)
Stars: Andre Agassi, Joan Allen, Gillian Anderson, Patricia Arquette
Hill Street Blues (1981–1987)
Passage to Libya
47 min | Drama
Operation Dirty Disco sees Goldblume and Coffey posing as waiters and Gina Srignoli wearing a mike to catch Al DiPiano. Belker & Tataglia are back together and suddenly Jablonski is giving ... See full summary »
Writers: Michael Kozoll, Steven Bochco, David Milch, Jacob Epstein, Elia Katz, Jeffrey Lewis, Michael I. Wagner | Director: Christian I. Nyby II | Stars: Daniel J. Travanti, Michael Warren, Bruce Weitz, Robert Prosky
30. Spenser: For Hire (1985–1988)
60 min | Crime, Drama
Mystery/suspense series based on Robert Parker's "Spenser" novels. Spenser, a private investigator living in Boston, gets involved in a new murder mystery each episode.
Stars: Robert Urich, Avery Brooks, Ron McLarty, Richard Jaeckel
31. The 42nd Annual Tony Awards (1988 TV Special)
Writer: Jeffrey Lane | Director: Walter C. Miller | Stars: Angela Lansbury, Kimberleigh Aarn, Joan Allen, Scott Bakula
32. Big Bird Gets Lost (1998 Video)
Short, Comedy, Family
Writer: Judy Rothman Rofé | Director: Emily Squires | Stars: Caroll Spinney, Martin P. Robinson, Kevin Clash, Fran Brill
The Twilight Zone (1985–1989)
Need to Know/Red Snow
TV-PG | Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Mystery
In NEED TO KNOW, government investigator Edward Sayers visits a small rural community where insanity is spreading among the residents. In RED SNOW, Russian KGB Colonel Ulyanov goes to a ... See full summary »
Writers: Rod Serling, Mary Sheldon, Sidney Sheldon, Michael Cassutt, Rockne S. O'Bannon | Directors: Paul Lynch, Jeannot Szwarc | Stars: William Petersen, Robin Gammell, Frances McDormand, Harold Ayer
Great Performances (1971– )
Talking With
69 min | Biography, Drama, Music
Adapted from the group of stage monologues by the pseudononymous "Jane Martin," this is a series of characters snake handler, daughter, baton twirler, washed-up rodeo cowgirl, tattoed woman... See full summary »
Writer: Jane Martin | Director: Kathy Bates | Stars: Kathy Bates, Beverly D'Angelo, Marcia Gay Harden, Celeste Holm
Hill Street Blues (1981–1987)
Washington Deceased
46 min | Drama
The hunt is on for the so called 'Melon Felon' who decapitates his female victims. Chief Daniels criticizes Mayo's work the morning after they had dinner together. LaRue tr's attempt to pull a prank on foul mouthed Lt. Tabor misfires.
Writers: Michael Kozoll, Steven Bochco, Frank South | Director: Mark Frost | Stars: Daniel J. Travanti, Michael Warren, Bruce Weitz, Robert Prosky
36. Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day (2008)
PG-13 | 92 min | Comedy, Romance
Guinevere Pettigrew, a middle-aged London governess, finds herself unfairly dismissed from her job. An attempt to gain new employment catapults her into the glamorous world and dizzying social whirl of an American actress and singer, Delysia Lafosse.
Writers: David Magee, Simon Beaufoy, Winifred Watson | Director: Bharat Nalluri | Stars: Frances McDormand, Amy Adams, Ciarán Hinds, David Alexander
37. The Grey Zone (2001)
R | 108 min | Drama, History, War
A Nazi doctor, along with the Sonderkomando, Jews who are forced to work in the crematoria of Auschwitz against their fellow Jews, find themselves in a moral grey zone.
Writers: Miklos Nyiszli, Tim Blake Nelson | Director: Tim Blake Nelson | Stars: David Arquette, Velizar Binev, David Chandler, Michael Stuhlbarg
38. Hidden Agenda (1990)
R | 108 min | Drama, Thriller
When an American human rights lawyer is assassinated in Belfast, it remains for the man's girlfriend, as well as a tough, no nonsense, police detective to find the truth... which they soon ... See full summary »
Writer: Jim Allen | Director: Ken Loach | Stars: Frances McDormand, Brian Cox, Brad Dourif, Mai Zetterling
39. Burn After Reading (2008)
R | 96 min | Comedy, Crime, Drama
A disk containing the memoirs of a CIA agent ends up in the hands of two unscrupulous gym employees who attempt to sell it.
Writers: Joel Coen, Ethan Coen | Directors: Ethan Coen, Joel Coen | Stars: Brad Pitt, Frances McDormand, George Clooney, John Malkovich
40. Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted (2012)
PG | 93 min | Animation, Adventure, Comedy
Alex, Marty, Gloria and Melman are still fighting to get home to their beloved Big Apple. Their journey takes them through Europe where they find the perfect cover: a traveling circus, which they reinvent - Madagascar style.
Writers: Eric Darnell, Noah Baumbach | Directors: Eric Darnell, Tom McGrath, Conrad Vernon | Stars: Ben Stiller, Jada Pinkett Smith, Chris Rock, David Schwimmer
41. Lo + plus (1995–2005)
60 min | Talk-Show
Stars: Ana García Siñeriz, Fernando Schwartz, Máximo Pradera, Ramón Arangüena
42. Wonder Boys: A Look Between the Pages (2000 Video)
13 min | Documentary, Short
Stars: Michael Douglas, Curtis Hanson, Tobey Maguire, Frances McDormand
Hill Street Blues (1981–1987)
45 min | Drama
Hill refuses to work with Renko anymore after the latter hesitated the night before. Coffey and Bates clean up a bum for Davenport so she can use him as a witness. Jablonski is accused of setting fire to the BowlMor Lanes bowling alley.
Writers: Michael Kozoll, Steven Bochco, Jeffrey Lewis, Roger Director, Jacob Epstein, Elia Katz, David Milch, Michael I. Wagner | Director: Gabrielle Beaumont | Stars: Daniel J. Travanti, Michael Warren, Bruce Weitz, Robert Prosky
44. The 80th Annual Academy Awards (2008 TV Special)
TV-14 | 197 min
In the annual awards presentation, the nominated films include Atonement (2007), Juno (2007), Michael Clayton (2007), No Country for Old Men (2007), and There Will Be Blood (2007).
Writers: Rory Albanese, Rachel Axler, Kevin Bleyer, Rich Blomquist, Steve Bodow, Tim Carvell, J.R. Havlan, David Javerbaum, Hal Kanter, Buz Kohan, Rob Kutner, Jon Macks, Sam Means, Jason Ross, Bruce Vilanch | Directors: Louis J. Horvitz, Joseph Takats | Stars: Jon Stewart, Jan Aaris, Amy Adams, Casey Affleck
45. Sôsei kishi Gaiâsu (1992 Video)
50 min | Animation, Sci-Fi
Writers: Shinji Aramaki, Emu Arii, Hiroyuki Kitazume | Directors: Shinji Aramaki, Hiroyuki Kitazume, Masayuki Ozeki, Hideaki Ôba | Stars: Tim Beeding, Ralph Brownewell, Pierre Brulatour, Joe Bunn
Hill Street Blues (1981–1987)
Queen for a Day
47 min | Drama
Hunter buys a tank and blows Renko and Belker's undercover's operation on his first outing. Several officers pose as streetwalkers and Coffey is conflicted when he has to arrest his high ... See full summary »
Writers: Michael Kozoll, Steven Bochco, David Milch, Mark Frost, Jacob Epstein, Elia Katz, Jeffrey Lewis | Director: Gregory Hoblit | Stars: Daniel J. Travanti, Michael Warren, Bruce Weitz, Robert Prosky
Hill Street Blues (1981–1987)
The Life and Time of Dominic Florio Jr.
47 min | Drama
While demonstrating, a pro-life activist accidentally sends a pregnant woman into premature labor. LaRue and Washington film a home security video but the director is aiming for a more ... See full summary »
Writers: Michael Kozoll, Steven Bochco, Jeffrey Lewis, David Milch, Mark Frost, Jacob Epstein | Director: John Patterson | Stars: Daniel J. Travanti, Michael Warren, Bruce Weitz, Robert Prosky
48. Something's Gotta Give (2003)
PG-13 | 128 min | Comedy, Drama, Romance
A swinger on the cusp of being a senior citizen with a taste for young women falls in love with an accomplished woman closer to his age.
Writer: Nancy Meyers | Director: Nancy Meyers | Stars: Jack Nicholson, Diane Keaton, Keanu Reeves, Amanda Peet
49. Paradise Road (1997)
R | 122 min | Drama, History, War
Fact-based recounting of a group of women who are imprisoned on the island of Sumatra by the Japanese during World War II and used music as a relief to their misery.
Writers: David Giles, Martin Meader, Bruce Beresford, Betty Jeffrey | Director: Bruce Beresford | Stars: Glenn Close, Frances McDormand, Pauline Collins, Cate Blanchett
50. Precinct Hollywood (2005 TV Movie)
60 min
Directors: Rachel Dretzin, Muriel Soenens | Stars: Edward Conlon, William Friedkin, Ray Liotta, Frances McDormand


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To be an idol or head figure towards a group of people on an internet society (gaming, websites, social networks, skype calls).
"Man you be the mando of that website."
"You can just call me the mando of the party"
"Don't try and act like your a mando because your not."
"You can just call me the mando of the party"
"Don't try and act like your a mando because your not."
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A secret condominium or other residence purchased or rented by a man or men in a relationship(s) with a wife, girlfriend, etc. The Mando is mainly used as a means to get away from family although it could provide a means to pursue an outside relationship. Usually outfitted with many of the items men would like at home but are unable to have. Some examples would be a pool table, bar, dart board, video games, home theater, digital vaporizer, lava lamp, erotic art etc.
I'll see you at the Mando to watch the game. If you get there before me, heat the hot tub and clean the stripper pole before the girls arrive.
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Gyokuro Imperial Green Tea
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Gyokuro bushes are covered in shade two weeks before harvesting, which creates a light but very complex blend and a luscious deep dark green color. The shading helps the leaves to retain chlorophyll, which concentrates both the green tea taste and nutrients, making this a bright and flavorful favorite.
Rich, almost full-bodied, smooth taste with sweet ending & complex notes
Rich, almost full-bodied, smooth taste with sweet ending & complex notes
Preparation / Ingredients
Use 1-1.5 tsp of tea per 8oz of water. Heat water to 175 degrees (79 degrees Celsius) and steep for 45 seconds to 1 minute. For stronger flavor, use more tea leaves. 2oz of tea equals 25-30 teaspoons.
Ingredients: Green Tea
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Fierro's 26 Leads Mashpee Girls To First League Win
By: Rich Maclone, January 31, 2014
South Shore League victories have not come easily, or often, for the Mashpee High School girls' basketball team. On Monday night the Lady Falcons scored their first of the season. Behind a great showing by the Falcons' three-pronged backcourt attack of Summer Fierro, Morgen Morris and Raegan Silvia, the squad posted a 58-45 victory over visiting Carver High School.
Mashpee is now 4-8 overall, and 1-7 in the SSL.
Fierro connected on three 3-pointers in the game and led all scorers, netting 26 points for the club. Morris had a breakout game, scoring a season-high 14 points. Silvia added eight points and also pulled down nine rebounds in the game.
The Lady Falcons jumped out to an early lead and never looked back. Getting hot early, they scorched the nets for a 15-5 first quarter lead. The offense cooled a tad in the second quarter, but they were able to maintain a 28-19 lead by the conclusion of the first half. MHS never trailed in their wire-to-wire victory.
Carver was able to crawl back in the second half, cutting the lead down to as few as three points. Mashpee responded, though, with Morris and Fierro hitting a number of big buckets at key times to hold off the Crusaders.
"The kids just responded the whole way through the game," coach Bob Catalini said. "They were ready to play. You can see some growth there, it's really encouraging."
Fierro's 26-point night was the second time this year that she's scored at least that many in a game. Coach Catalini said that the opposing defense certainly did not account for her enough with what it was trying to do. "They don't give her enough attention," he said. "She can really shoot the ball, and she had a good night."
Mashpee did a nice job at the free throw line. The team had one of its best outings at the charity stripe, knocking down 15 of 23 from the line.
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The win marked the first time that Mashpee has won a South Shore League game since reentering the league last year. The team nearly pulled off that feat last Friday night, when they played a tight one with Monomoy that resulted in a 56-50 defeat.
Last night the Falcons visited Cape Tech and scored another win, this time beating the Lady Crusaders by a score of 53-36. Fierro netted 15 points in the victory while Silvia hit for 11 and Alex Gumbert scored 10.
"It was a little helter-skelter at times, but we'll take it," Catalini said.
Mashpee hits the road tonight to face Carver on the road in a rematch.
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Letters to the Editor
The Editor:
The family of Elaine Murphy would like to extend a heartfelt "thank you" to everyone who contributed to our gathering in Blaine to celebrate Elaine's life May 29. The large gathering at the senior center was a true reflection of the positive way that Elaine impacted the lives of her many friends and acquaintances.
The gathering would not have been possible without the organization and contributions of so many. In addition, we know that some of you were unable to attend personally but your cards, phone calls and support were very much appreciated. Everyone's kindness and prayers have been a source of strength during this most difficult time.
And we also extend a special thanks to the doctors and staff at St. Joseph Hospital who not only cared for Elaine but also helped us through this difficult time.
Bert Murphy & family
The Editor:
One truth about the Afghanistan-Iraq war is that there are any number of retired generals, members of think tanks and politicians who offer their opinions all over the media. The diversity of opinion probably reflects the decades-old divisions in the Pentagon, state department, and the intelligence and police agencies, as well as among Americans generally.
For those of us who are trying to learn more about the state of the world today, I suggest that we might start recommending helpful books and websites. We might start discussion groups or ask The Northern Light to add a book review section. Here are a few books I have found helpful.
1. American Jihad: The Terrorists Living Among Us by Steven Emerson, NBC terror analyst, on terror groups in the U.S.
2. Cold Terror by Stewart Bell, Financial Post writer, on terror groups in Canada.
3. Hating America: The New World Sport by John Gibson, Fox News host, an interesting compilation of current media and political statements about us by Europeans, Canadians and Middle Easterners.
4. Endgame: The Blueprint for Victory in the War on Terror by Tom McInerney and Paul Vallely, retired generals and military analysts on Fox and NBC radio.
5. Background books on Central Asia and Middle East include Robert D. Kaplan's Balkan Ghosts and Eastward to Tartany and books by Bernard Lewis, Princeton University Near East Studies professor emeritus.
6. Websites of interest: www.debka.com, an Israeli site, and www.stratfor.com, an Austin, Texas thinktank.
As we remember the 60th anniversary of D-Day and look back with appreciation, nostalgia, and greater understanding of what was at stake in World War II, and how we won, we should also remember that there were many Americans then too who were against our involvement in old Europe's wars or were pacifists or disliked PresidentRoose
-velt or were anti-semitic or pro-Russian communism or joined American Nazi party rallies in Madison Square Garden or thought Hitler and Mussolini could make the trains run on time or whatever. We look back now and think we were unified, but really we were not - we just heard a bit less about it, once the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, and our troops were in the field.
We heard less about it for many reasons, including patriotism, censorship, slow communications, fewer media outlets and so on, but newspapers still agonized over whether we had the right generals, the right war plans, what if the Axis Powers won, and why Germans and Japanese soldiers were still sniping at us years after the end of the war, endangering the peace.
Lucy Chambers
The Editor:
This letter is in response to Marla Bennett's letter in The Northern Light, May 13 - 19 edition. I would like to address the issues that the writer has about the fire protection in her area.
First I will respoind to her question about the number of personnel responding to her neighbor's emergency. Our system in North Whatcom Fire & Rescue is both career and volunteer, as the writer states, but what often happens is that the volunteer system runs into one problem. The system is a volunteer system - meaning that during a daytime or Sunday, Christmas, or vacation incident you may only get one volunteer who will be available to respond.
We also from time to time have patients who may weigh several hundred pounds, be located in a basement or in a second story bedroom. This requires personnel to move the patient.
We also provide BLS transport for our patients (once we have them out of the home). This requires two firefighters to take the patient to the hospital, (total time approximately 1.5 to two hours, including paperwork). This is a huge impact to the volunteer, especially at 2 a.m.
With a daily average of five career firefighters responding this allows two career firefighters to transport the patient and still give the citizens of our area three career firefighters to respond to their emergency. This is only during the day. After 4 p.m., the Blaine (station 10) firefighters go home. This leaves a career engine in Birch Bay (station 7) with two to three firefighters 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. It has been this way since June 1999.
As to the low volunteer numbers, this can be any number of reasons: long transports to the hospital, training time required to be a volunteer, summer activities, jobs with long hours, family, church, golf games on Saturday, summer vacation, and the list goes on and on. Hiring more staff won't allow for better coverage of the area. We send or at least attempt to send the required amount of personnel to handle any emergency. A structure fire can require as many as 25 firefighters.
If Initiative 864 passes, the citizens of our community will suffer. The fire department will have to cut staff. Which could mean longer emergency response times. When you state "we need some answers for safety concerns" I hope you are talking about the "backs" of your firefighters who have to lift heavy patients, pull fire hose, conduct search and rescue and be able to pull our citizens from a burning house.
As to mismanagement, could you please point me to the perfect business as I would like to apply.
Ray Davidson, president,
North Whatcom Professional Firefighters
The Editor:
We need representatives in D.C. who can deliver Washington jobs. The government is supposed to help Americans be competitive in the job market, and Washington state needs to be a part of that.
I saw that Rick Larsen fought to support the Manufacture Extension Program and the Small Business Development Centers (SBDC). Rick saw the opportunity that both programs could bring to our state. The Small Business Development Centers help local small businesses make better decisions about their money and to improve their businesses. The SBDC serves as a community resource for local businesses and entrepreneurs to help them make strategic investment decisions and improve their businesses. We need more programs like that here in Washington. As opportunities arise, Rick will work to increase federal support for resources and tools to help our businesses and increase economic growth.
Rick Larsen understands that the best way to protect jobs in Washington is to help our businesses become more competitive. Rick has been working to save 600 jobs in Ferndale by fighting the proposed power rate increase that threatens Intalco Aluminum. Rick understands red raspberries are one of our region's largest crops and he has worked with local growers and the U.S. trade representative to ensure that our growers can compete fairly with foreign competitors.
Rick also understands how many of our residents commute to Boeing in Everett and he has worked to preserve these good-paying jobs through his support of the 767 tanker lease program and the 7E7.
Whether it's jobs, businesses, border issues, or whatever we've asked of him, Rick Larsen has supported us and now it is time for us to ensure his reelection. We need him on the job in D.C. for us.
Georgia Gardener
The Editor:
It saddens me to see the Semiahmoo spit become an urban sprawl. Blaine will lose its crown jewel. It will lose its unique natural vista. I do not fault the Syres. They hold true to their sole motivation of making as much money as possible. Their lip service proclaiming their deep concerns for the environment and the quality of life for the people of this community is just that, good P.R. Few people would accept greed as a motivator. Their huge wealth is a testament to their business skills.
I personally have trouble with the Syres' motivation. I devote my life to caring for others. The legacy I am proud of includes my family, patients, community service and the preservation of the environment. I have been able to accumulate wealth but not at the expense of others or the environment. The destruction of Semiahmoo spit to add a few more millions to my bank account is not a legacy I would be proud of.
I am disappointed in the citizens of Blaine who have elected officials who have no concern for the unique natural wonders that make this community without equal. In earlier letters I expressed my desire for good stewardship.
Unfortunately this has not occurred. From Mr. Tomsic's comments it appears the city has no intention of preserving the spit. Planning that was appropriate two decades ago is not necessarily appropriate today. The city's failure to update their plan to ensure the preservation of the quality of life for its people represents a serious lapse of good stewardship.
Dr. Ed Schellinck
Turlock, CA
Thanks to the generosity of a number of people, the USCPAA has received nearly 45 percent of the money needed to make my trip to Barcelona, Spain possible. I'm overwhelmed and humbled that so many have encouraged me to make this presentation about the Peace Arch and its history. I was invited largely because many in Europe and Asia have no idea that such a monument - dedicated to the unity of two formerly warring nations - even existed. They know of the Statue of Liberty, but not of the arch dedicated to peace.
Taking the message of Samuel Hill and the legacy of his pursuit of international unity of human-kind to an audience from around the world is an honor I could only dream about. It now appears that, with the help of additional contributions, I may actually be able to go.
The conference will feature presentations focused on the message "For a World Without Violence." Noted speakers from many nations will be addressing issues that were resolved right here over 100 years ago - two nations, once enemies, now living together in unity. The Peace Arch commemorates that fact. My participation in the conference will not only be a great opportunity to share the Peace Arch's special message, it will be an opportunity for me to learn how other groups from around the world are promoting peace through their culture.
I can only hope that others will continue to show the generosity that many have already shown. Only that will enable me to reach the audience who really need to know about what we have here in Blaine, Whatcom County, Washington, U.S.A. and White Rock - South Surrey, B.C.
If you are interested in learning more about the conference, information is available at the Blaine public library or visit the USCPAA's website at www.peacearchpark.org. Contributions can be sent to USCPAA attn: Billie Squires, P.O. Box 4564, Blaine, WA 98231-4564. Donations are tax deductible.
Christina Alexander
The Editor:
Four years ago, our son began his high school journey in Blaine with an enthusiasm generally reserved for a malignant foot fungus. Nonetheless, Mr. Freal returned a young man with developed instincts and a passion for math.
Four years ago, we sent a boy to high school who considered a mere paragraph of writing torture falling outside of the boundaries of the Geneva Convention. Mr. Nix and Mr. Worthy returned a young man more literate, proficient in speech, and polished in his prose. Additional kudos to Mr. Worthy for helping him find a voice in his writing.
Four years ago, we sent a boy to high school who loathed physical movement. Coach Ridnour re-turned a young man twice recognized as physical education student of the year. Please accept our warm and personal thanks, coach, for your patience and recognition of his unique talent.
Sending a child to Washington D.C. for a full week in their junior year of high school can test a parent's mettle. With Mr. Fakkema in charge of the group, our resolve was of the Australian order, no worries.
Sra. Balfour - who would have thought that the words conversational Spanish and fun could share the same sentence, nevertheless, you made it happen! Muchas
Mr. Sayegh - you wasted no time in cultivating a young mind hungry for the sciences. Your mentoring skills reached beyond the classroom, introducing him into the chess club, and providing an alternative to cafeteria lunches - the lab. Your kindness has left an indelible impression on all of us.
You, who I have mentioned, are amongst a crowd of superheroes dedicating their lives to the education and development of young people. The capes and large S's may not be visible because you are ordinary people, carrying out extraordinary duties. For that, this parent is exceedingly grateful.
Thank you and God bless.
Eric Foster
The Editor:
Here is a little free verse to celebrate the excesses of unfettered growth.
Roofs, roofs, roofs,
Once green fields
Roofs, roofs, roofs
Cul de Sacrilege.
George Tranberg
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Time to break out your tube socks and Rocky sweat bands. Short days and cold long nights is what the northeast is known for, but not anymore! Welcome to Vermont Dodgeball. Vermont Dodgeball is an organization created for Burlington area locals to get out of the house, mingle, play some good old fashion sports and of course have fun! See you on the court!
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Parents Give Twins Different Last Names
Twins have enough in common. Do they really need the same last name?
Single Mom Seeking: I was recently chatting with a pregnant mom who just found out that she's having twins.
Like any other couple, she and her husband have been talking every night about names. But it's not what you think.
You see, this mom-to-be kept her maiden name when she got married. "I like my name better than his," she explains. "Mine is really easy to spell -- a strong English name -- but his is one of those butchered-on-Ellis Island last names that you have to spell every time you say it."
Which led this couple to discuss: whose last name should their twins have?
Here's what they came up with:
"We'll give one child my last name and the other child his."
"I think this is a great compromise," she says. "But I worry about the backlash from our traditional families. Have any of you done this?"
This got me doing a bit of research. A number of mothers chatting in online twin forums seem to hold the same viewpoint: don't give your twins different surnames.
Why? These moms say that twins have an especially close relationship, and giving them different last names could jeopardize this.
I did chat with one dad who said that he doesn't have twins, but he and his wife gave their kids two different last names. His daughter got his wife's surname, and his son got his. "Everyone was happy with the compromise," he says.
Have you ever heard of this? One kid getting Mom's last name, and the other getting Dad's?
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