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Brooks Barnes covers media for The New York Times, including the movie studios and movie theater chains; the Walt Disney Company and its many parts; and broader Hollywood issues like piracy and financing. Mr. Barnes joined The Times in June 2007 after eight years at The Wall Street Journal, where he covered the television business, white-glove art auctioneers and museums, and the tourism industry.
Before joining The Journal, he worked at The Philadelphia Inquirer. Mr. Barnes, born and raised in Montana, earned an undergraduate degree in English from Marquette University and a master's in cultural reporting and criticism from New York University. He lives in Los Angeles.
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The True Story of a Script, Big Dreams and Vanishing Private Equity
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Henry Ossian Flipper paragraph[edit]
I've removed the following paragraph from the end of the article, since its relevance seems to be a matter of Wikipedia:Synthesis opinion of a Wikipedia editor in 2007, unsupported by a plain reading of the individual parts:
The status of the Burdick decision is in question[according to whom?] as a result of the decision of President Clinton to grant a full and unconditional pardon to Henry Ossian Flipper. Flipper, the first African-American graduate of the United States Military Academy, could not accept a pardon, as he had been dead for over 50 years.[1] In addition, the pardon was considered[by whom?] to be an act that cleared his good name.[2] It did not constitute an admission of guilt. Flipper's clemency application also noted the Supreme Court made it clear, in 1974, that the "requirement of consent was a legal fiction at best."[3]
- ^ Henry O. Flipper, First African American Graduate of West Point
- ^ "Lieutenant Henry Ossian Flipper". United States Army Center of Military History.
- ^ Petition For Pardon For Second Lieutenant Henry Ossian Flipper. 10th Cavalry, United States Army: Brief In Support Of Petitioner's Application For Pardon, reprinted in Bending Toward Justice: The Posthumous Pardon of Lieutenant Henry Ossian Flipper (now appears to be http://www.law.indiana.edu/ilj/volumes/v74/no4/flipper.pdf as of 2013-03-04), Jackson, et al.., Indiana Law Journal, Vol. 74, no. 4 (74 Indiana L.J. 1251) (1999), citing Schick v. Reed, 419 U.S. 256 (1974)
American officials often issue politically-symbolic edicts that are have no legal application in real life; pardoning a person, who is long dead and whose conviction for treason is clearly not inherited, seems like an obvious example to me, absent any actual evidence of any legal ruling. The claim that Clinton's Flipper pardon had any legal effect on anything at all, let alone bringing an established court ruling like Burdick v. United States into question, appears to be the Wikipedia editor's own assumption. The quotes from Schick v. Reed (419 U.S. 256 (1974)) appears to be taken out of context and passed through a petition, which is, inherently, intended to be a highly biased work of advocacy. There is also no evidence in the paragraph that the president's will, let alone a court precedent, was the result of any of this when the posthumous pardon was issued. --Closeapple (talk) 01:30, 5 March 2013 (UTC)

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Last season, British shows swept top Broadway awards. With the help of Jude Law and some drag queens, they may do it again.
This year's Tony Award winners for best play, best musical and best play revival on Broadway have one thing in common: They all came from London. Now British theater is readying a new attempt to conquer Broadway—with an arsenal that includes Jude Law, Stephen Sondheim and a crew of animal puppets.
A production of "Hamlet" starring Mr. Law, a hit in London's West End this summer, opens at the Broadhurst Theater in October. Mr. Sondheim's "A Little Night Music," directed by Trevor Nunn, will likely open on Broadway this fall, says David Babani, artistic director of London's Menier Chocolate Factory, which originated the production. The theater's revival of "La Cage aux Folles" is also expected to hit Broadway in the spring.
Other likely imports include "The Pitmen Painters," a work from Lee Hall, who wrote the book and lyrics for "Billy Elliot: The Musical." In the show—which, like "Billy," centers around British miners—working men discover their hidden genius for art. American producer Bob Boyett says he expects to bring the play to New York for a 20-week engagement starting in April, assuming he secures union permission to transfer the entire British cast. He's already planning for the 2011 U.S. debut of "War Horse," a World War I coming-of-age story featuring startlingly lifelike animal puppets. And producers Sonia Friedman and Jean Doumanian are working to bring "The Mountaintop" from London to Broadway this coming season; it's a fictional account of the last night of Martin Luther King Jr.'s life by American Katori Hall.
The Brits are still enjoying a victory lap after last season. London imports nabbed several major Tony Awards—best play for "God of Carnage," best musical for "Billy Elliot" and best play revival for "The Norman Conquests"—a feat widely attributed to strong scripts, powerful performances and smart casting. "Billy" and "Carnage" were big moneymakers as well, so far grossing more than $46.3 million and $14.8 million respectively.
Conditions are ripe for British shows in New York. Producers say it's often easier to persuade investors to sink money into a successful British play than a relatively untested American work. What's more, a change in U.K. immigration law last year set off moves to ease restrictions on overseas transfers of casts. At the same time, some ambitious British directors are pushing harder to reach a global audience.
British theaters can be more artistically nimble than their American counterparts, some industry executives say, taking more risks and churning out a greater volume of work because the theaters often receive government subsidies and their production costs are much lower than in New York. (It can cost five times more to put on a show on Broadway than in the West End.)
Harvey Weinstein, a co-founder of Weinstein Co., has backed British and American shows on Broadway since 2000 and has a London staff scouting new plays. Work coming from London now is better than it was even a few years ago, he says. Small and large theaters "are turning out consistently excellent fare," Mr. Weinstein, a producer of "God of Carnage," wrote in an email last week. "Not to mention the fact that some of the best producers in theater today are U.K.-based."
British theater often features subject matter relevant to Americans. "The Power of Yes," about the financial crisis, opens at the National Theatre in October; British playwright David Hare got the commission to crank the play out only in April. The Donmar is working on a new play, "Red," about the American artist Mark Rothko. "Too Close to the Sun," a musical about the last days of Ernest Hemingway, started previews this week at London's Comedy Theatre.
A handful of British theaters are turning themselves into powerhouses for international hits. At the Donmar, artistic director Michael Grandage is building a brand around his contemporary take on classic European work. His Broadway-bound "Hamlet" with Jude Law is a stylized vision of the Shakespeare play, with actors cloaked in black on a hulking set that's at turns covered in snow, smoke or, in the case of the drama's play-within-in-a-play, a blinding white light.
The success of the Donmar Warehouse is due partly to the "first look" deal forged about five years ago with Broadway producer Arielle Tepper Madover. She invests in the theater and in return gets first crack at transferring its work. Ms. Madover helped the theater build relationships with the Shubert Organization; its theaters have housed recent Donmar plays.
Mr. Grandage, on the job for more than six years, is looking well beyond the borders of his cozy theater, the West End and Britain in general. Since the spring, the Donmar has had work playing on four continents: "It's a lovely thing to say we aren't just playing to 250 people, but actually thousands world-wide," says Mr. Grandage, the 47-year-old director of "Hamlet."
British shows will face competition on Broadway this season from big American brand names, including the musical "Spider-Man Turn Off the Dark," a musical version of "The Addams Family," a new work by David Mamet and two Neil Simon revivals. Also up: "A Steady Rain," a play from Chicago that will star Daniel Craig and Hugh Jackman.
Of course, there's some exporting in the other direction. America's "Wicked" and "Jersey Boys" have enjoyed long runs in London, "August: Osage County" sold out there last year and "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" will open this fall.
Theater isn't a predictable industry even when the economy is strong, and there are no guarantees that a show will make it to New York until the curtain goes up. Some U.K. producers, such as Ms. Friedman, said they wouldn't be shocked by an anti-British backlash in New York unless more American work starts coming to London. "Arguably, if you are an American producer or an American audience-goer, you're going to want to see a bit more American work," she said recently in her London office.
Shows that do well in New York can bomb in London, and vice versa. "I Am My Own Wife," a play revolving around a German transvestite, ran on Broadway nearly a year, won the 2004 Pulitzer Prize and best play Tony, then lasted a month in London; "Coram Boy," about two orphans in 18th-century England, sold well at the National Theatre but closed within a month of its New York opening in 2007.
In some ways, British and American theater audiences couldn't be more different. Americans like shorter plays, some U.S. producers say. Many Britons sit for hours in theaters without air conditioning. Britain's Amanda Root, who played her "Norman Conquests" role both in London and New York, said of her first experience with a Broadway audience this spring: "They are so enthusiastic." She added, "I don't feel that reserve of going, 'OK, you think it's a comedy. Let's see if it's funny.' "
Mr. Boyett's challenge with "War Horse" is to familiarize Americans with a children's story by Michael Morpurgo that's far better known in Britain. That hasn't stopped Mr. Boyett from staking an early claim to "War Horse," a play acclaimed for its unusual puppetry that has routinely sold out since its 2007 opening in London. He hopes to use the next two years to build interest in the U.S.
The Chocolate Factory, a 160-seat theater in an industrial building in a trendy southeast London neighborhood, often focuses on venerable American musicals. Mr. Babani, the artistic director, is building a reputation for pared-down revivals that favor soulful storytelling over extravagant songs and dances.
On a recent afternoon, as he shook off jet lag from a casting session for "A Little Night Music" in New York, the producer sounded fluent in American showbiz-speak, dropping references to a Woody Allen movie and New York's suburban "bridge-and-tunnel crowd." (His one slip: citing "aubergine parmesan" as New York deli fare.)
Last year, the theater sent its first show to Broadway, "Sunday in the Park with George," making the first major Broadway revival of the Sondheim musical a British production featuring two British leads. "It's a very sort of ballsy thing to do," he said.
British critics praised the Chocolate Factory "La Cage," which focuses more on the tenderness of the love story than the over-the-top, drag-queen pageantry. Compared with the 2004 Broadway revival, the cast and set have been downsized. The planned Broadway production should cost about $5 million, Mr. Babani says, while current Broadway musicals can cost upwards of $10 million.
Mr. Babani sees greater risk of failure in New York, but also the potential for greater rewards. Paraphrasing playwright Robert Anderson, he says: "You can't make a living working on Broadway, but you can make a killing."
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The use of molecules and reactions as evidence, markers and/or traits for evolutionary processes has a history more than a century long. Molecules have been used in studies of intra-specific variation and studies of similarity among species that do not necessarily result in the analysis of phylogenetic relations. Promoters of the use of molecular data have sustained the need for quantification as the main argument to make use of them. Moreover, quantification has allowed intensive statistical analysis, as a condition and a product of increasing automation. All of these analyses are subject to the methodological anxiety characteristic of a community in search of objectivity (Suárez-Díaz and Anaya-Muñoz, Stud Hist Philos Biol Biomed Sci 39:451–458, 2008). It is in this context that scientists compared and evaluated protein and nucleic acid sequence data with other types of molecular data – including immunological, electrophoretic and hybridization data. This paper argues that by looking at long-term historical processes, such as the use of molecular evidence in evolutionary biology, we gain valuable insights into the history of science. In that sense, it accompanies a growing concern among historians for big-pictures of science that incorporate the fruitful historical research on local cases of the last decades.
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Secondary issues have no direct relationship to MBSs. Secondary issues are the issuance of stock shares to add to already outstanding shares. Because mREITs, like all REITs, must distribute 90% of their earnings, they depend on share issues to finance the purchase of new MBSs to replenish and grow their asset portfolios. Normally, secondary issues act negatively on stock price, because of their dilutive effect on equity. But since mREITs use almost all money raised by the secondary to increase assets, the effect on equity is usually seen as accretive rather than dilutive. And thus the share price down-tick, following an mREIT secondary issue, tends to be short-lived and is regarded by investors as a buying opportunity.
Pessimistic Optimist, contributorSo let me correlate what I can comprehend on this stage. First, mortgage interest stays down and we merry holders of REITs continue to capture the dividends. Second, the Gov't decides to start purchasing MBSs and in that process the growth of said REITs increases. Third, but maybe not lastly, secondarys are put into play and i get the chance to purchase more right before they continue to go higher as many more will likely start an entry point .
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I've been trying all day to figure out a suitable title for this article. The current title, "Maryland Route 183," reflects a route number that hasn't been assigned to this road in over 30 years. I first called this article "Randolph Road," but this road actually has three different names. Only one section of this long road goes by that name, and it is not even the portion that has the road's only interchange with an interstate highway, or that currently has a route number. A minute section of this long road around the interchange currently has a route number, but the remainder doesn't. I have thought about using all three names in the title of this article, but previously, when I have done this on Wikipedia, it hasn't been well-liked by others due to the complexity of such a title. Any suggestions?Sebwite (talk) 23:43, 8 May 2008 (UTC)
- The first sentence clarifies that it's no longer actually MD 183, so I'd say the current title is good. --Bossi (talk • gallery • contrib) 03:43, 9 May 2008 (UTC)
- Thing is, the entire road didn't even carry that designation when it was in effect. It was only the Randolph Road portion, and then not even all of that. Using all three names would be a bad idea. I'd be in favor of using "Randolph Road" as the title due to its being the middle of the three sections, and the one that carried the state highway designation, and redirect the other two names to the article. SchuminWeb (Talk) 03:49, 9 May 2008 (UTC)
- I just looked up that Montrose Road is 3.4 miles in length, Randolph Road is 9.2 miles, and Cherry Hill Road is 4.1 miles. Given that Randolph Road is the longest, is longer than the other two combined, and more than twice as long as either of the other two, I plan to change the name of this article back to Randolph Road, the original name I gave it.Sebwite (talk) 04:28, 9 May 2008 (UTC)


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'Dixieland' rises again
Published: Sunday, May 23, 2004 at 4:30 a.m.
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The boarding house that inspired the works of one of America's classic literary figures will once again open its doors to visitors Memorial Day Weekend six years after an arson blaze ravaged parts of the home.
Thomas Wolfe grew up in his mother's rambling Asheville boarding house known as "Dixieland" and made that location famous in the novel Look Homeward, Angel.
After a $2.4 million restoration of the 29-room, 6,000 square-foot home, the newly renovated Thomas Wolfe Memorial State Historic Site will reopen to the public this weekend.
The changes will showcase a variety of new activities, including living history tours allowing visitors to learn about the era during which Wolfe's mother welcomed guests into the home.
"We've learned so much from the restoration process," says Steve Hill, site manager for the Thomas Wolfe Memorial. "So much has changed that people who have been here before won't recognize it."
Thomas Clayton Wolfe, the last of his parents' eight children, was born on Oct. 3, 1900, at 92 Woodfin St. in Asheville. His father, William Oliver Wolfe (1851-1922), was descended from hardy Pennsylvania German-English-Dutch farmers; his mother, Julia Elizabeth Westall Wolfe (1860-1945), was a third-generation North Carolinian of Scots-Irish-English stock. Julia Wolfe did not operate the boardinghouse out of any financial necessity. W. O. Wolfe could well afford to support the family with the earnings of the tombstone shop he owned and operated on Asheville's city square. But former teacher Julia Wolfe had an obsession for the real estate market and used her profits to buy more property. A shrewd and hard-nosed businesswoman, family members remembered Julia Wolfe as a "driver of hard bargains."
The home's new vibrant yellow exterior is the first visible sign of the boardinghouse's transition. A detailed analysis of 17 layers of paint revealed its true color during the early 1900s when Wolfe lived there.
The home now contains original furnishings that more accurately symbolize the daily routine of life that existed as Wolfe knew it in 1916, with the addition of more modern safety features.
Although more than 200 artifacts on display in the house were destroyed by the fire, more than 600 were saved. Among them are remnants of two business cards, a campaign button for a 19th-century presidential candidate, a cola bottle that dates between 1910 and 1920 and an 1887 5-cent piece.
Here are some of the events coinciding with the grand-opening celebration:
A Day in May 1916
From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday Station guides will provide a first-person perspective on the diversity of the workers and boarders living in the boarding house during the period that Wolfe lived there, creating "A Day of May in 1916." The actors will also be present from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday, May 30.
Guided Trolley Tours
See Thomas Wolfe's Asheville aboard a historic trolley that departs the Memorial at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Monday, May 31. The tour will wind through downtown stopping at designated markers and unique statues describing the people, events, architecture and history that shaped the city and Wolfe's life. Tickets will not be available for advance purchase.
Book Signing and Author Reception
As part of the celebration, the Thomas Wolfe Memorial will also feature prominent Southern writers to join the celebration Friday and Saturday. Fred Chappell, former North Carolina poet laureate, and writers Gail Godwin, Sharyn McCrumb, Maggi Vaughn, Orson Scott Card, and Michael McFee will be in attendance.
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Join Evelyn Grant for more great classical favourites and at 1:05pm Niall Carroll is live at the National Concert Hall with the RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra.
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Something has to give
Published: Saturday, July 24, 2010 at 10:39 p.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, July 24, 2010 at 10:39 p.m.
The federal government has run up obscene budget deficits, yet Congress and the Obama administration continue to push for more spending. State and local governments are financially strapped and must prepare for the loss of the federal stimulus money that the federal government has sent them to help balance their budgets for the last two years. Governments at the federal, state and local levels have been resisting the need to make deep spending cuts. Instead, many have passed higher taxes on their constituents, and all have waited for the illusive economic recovery that never quite seems to arrive.
Yes, something has to give. At the federal level the massive new health care legislation is certain to increase the federal deficit going forward and drive up health care costs for the majority of Americans who already are paying through the nose for health insurance premiums. Beginning Jan. 1, a massive tax increase will hit many Americans when the Bush tax cuts expire. If the Obama administration keeps its promise to maintain the tax cuts for all American families earning less than $200,000 a year, the deficit will increase since that calculation is not included in the current budget proposal. Even if every dime of the Bush tax cuts were removed, it wouldn't begin to make a dent in the budget deficit going forward. Cut entitlement spending? That is the last thing the current crop of politicians on the Potomac will do. Brace yourself for the massive value added tax — in essence a national sales tax on everything — that will soon be debated in Washington.
At the state level here in Louisiana, things are no better. After wildly overspending in 2007 and 2008, our elected officials have done little to get expenditures in line with revenues during the last two legislative sessions. Instead, they plugged the budget with $1.5 billion each year in federal stimulus money to keep spending levels artificially high. They, too, appear to have been praying for a quick economic recovery. Unfortunately for them, something happened in late May that will make a bad fiscal situation worse for Louisiana.
The Obama administration's offshore drilling moratorium is going to have a substantial impact on jobs, the economy in general and state and local government revenues going forward. That hard reality now teams up with the expiration of federal stimulus money to turn a dismal state fiscal situation into a horrendous one. As previously noted, the current legislature and administration have cut precious little in comparison to the unsustainable levels of spending. There is little evidence from them that they have the will to cut more going forward.
The only alternative to cuts is higher taxes. The problem with the higher tax scenario is that the taxpayers of Louisiana have had to do with less for the last few years while state government maintained its unrealistically high levels of spending. The public is likely to have little sympathy toward paying more money to a state government that doesn't live within realistic revenue expectations. They most likely will have the attitude expressed in a recent Rasmussen Poll in which only 19 percent of Americans said they would be willing to pay higher taxes to prevent the layoff of state employees. Plus, the voters and the Legislature know that state elections are in 2011.
Something has to give. Government spending and deficits have gotten out of control. Politicians don't have the courage to cut and are fearful of increasing taxes. In the coming months fiscal train wrecks are going to break out all over America thanks to the irresponsibility of the people we elect to represent us. They will receive little sympathy from the taxpayers.
Dan Juneau is president of the Louisiana Association of Business and Industry.
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Type of Physician: Pediatric Rheumatologist
What is a Pediatric Rheumatologist? A subspecialty certification by the Board of Pediatrics; practitioners treat the infant, child, or adolescent with rheumatic disease (causing painful disability in the muscles, tendons, bones, joints or nerves). He or she also participates in the prevention, understanding, and treatment of the various rheumatic disorders and also promotes understanding of the basic mechanisms of the disease in the interrelated areas of immunology, genetics, inflammation, and infectious diseases.
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1950 Mountain View Ave
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CEDAR MOUNTAIN -- Renae Marie Ledwig and Michael "Ross" Mull of Brevard, were married Saturday, Oct. 22, 2005, in Symmes Chapel, Camp Greenville, Cedar Mountain. Marlin Mull of Brooksville, Fla., grandfather of the bridegroom, officiated. Danny Lanier of Penrose and Katie Peters of Pisgah Forest, guitarists, and Ashley Buchanan of Asheville, soloist, provided the music.
The bride is the daughter of David and Jan Ledwig of Brevard. The bridegroom is the son of Pete and Debbie Mull of Brevard.
The bride was given in marriage by her father.
Kathryn Limbaugh of Greer, S.C., was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Caroline Byers of Pisgah Forest, Amanda Limbaugh of Greer, S.C., Emily Parker and Jean Silvey, both of Brevard, and Brooke Siniard of Penrose.
Amelia Richards of Waseca, Minn., was junior bridesmaid.
Child attendants were Eliza Witherspoon of Brevard and Mackenzie Bailey of Griffin, Ga., cousin of the bridegroom, flower girls; and Derek Ledwig of Altamont Springs, Fla., cousin of the bride, ring bearer.
Jared Mull of Brevard, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Groomsmen were Ryan Ledwig of New York, brother of the bride; Josh Duff of Pisgah Forest, cousin of the bridegroom; Kirk Walker of Laredo, Texas; Joey Weisman of Palmyra, Va., and Cliff Childers of Pisgah Forest.
A reception was held at Brevard Athletic Club following the ceremony.
The newlyweds planned a honeymoon cruise to the Virgin Islands. They plan to live in Pisgah Forest.
The bride graduated from Brevard High School and currently attends the University of North Carolina at Asheville. She is employed with the Chamber of Commerce, Brevard.
The bridegroom graduated from Brevard High School and Southern Wesleyan University, Central, S.C., with a bachelor of science degree in business administration and a minor in computer science. He is currently pursuing his master's degree in accountancy at Western Carolina University. He is employed with Blue Ridge Savings Bank.
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At the back of your baby's eye, nerve cells that identify either black and white or color are maturing. The cells that respond to color signals are the last to develop but will eventually process more than half of the information that the eyes receive.
Your baby is blinking and learning to focus, and his pupils will dilate in response to light filtering through the uterus.
Your baby's eyes first began to develop two weeks after conception and then all of the major eye structures are formed over the following four weeks. The eye, however, keeps growing during the pregnancy and the optic nerve continues to develop after birth.
The eyes have been opening since 26 weeks of pregnancy but, until now, eye movements have been poorly coordinated. Eye movements are first seen at 18 weeks but they are random and infrequent. Movements become more frequent from 26 weeks and now, in the final few weeks, movements settle into a cycle of rest alternating with rapid eye movements (REM).
Some light does get through into the uterus and your baby is now much more responsive to strong lights.
Getting out and about
In most cases, it's perfectly safe to drive in the months leading up to the end of your pregnancy. However, if you feel that you're not able to concentrate at the wheel, or driving makes you uncomfortable, then give it a pass. When driving, it's very important that you position your lap belt directly under your belly (see How to wear a seat belt), to ensure that there is no danger to your baby if you are involved in an accident.
Traveling by public transportation is fine, too, but make sure you take full advantage of your condition to pointedly request a seat. Being jolted around on a train or bus is not ideal-not because it will damage your baby, but because your center of gravity has changed and you are more likely to fall or experience embarrassment and discomfort. Long periods of standing can also cause your ankles and feet to swell.
If you're feeling uncomfortable or dizzy, get off the train or bus and sit down in a cooler environment, preferably with your feet up, for about 20 minutes. Always carry water with you when you're out.
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Yes, completely normal. I remember being worried that the man filling in for me would outshine me. The amazing thing was that once my baby was born, anything work related was eclipsed by my new role. Far from losing skills, I think I became an efficient multitasker and when I returned to work, found the job easier than taking care of a baby.
Try not to worry. Not only do you have legal rights regarding the safety of your job (see Your Rights and Benefits), but you will have your chance to shine once again when your baby has settled into child care. In the meantime, enjoy your leave. It goes quickly, but also presents you with an opportunity to hone some important life skills.
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A Minneapolis father whose 4-year-old son found his loaded handgun and accidentally killed his 2-year-old brother with it drew a light sentence Thursday when the judge said the man had finally accepted responsibility for his son's death.
Kao Xiong was sentenced to 10 years' probation, plus 30 days in jail. But with credit for time already served, Xiong was released Thursday.
The Star Tribune reported a key part of Xiong's sentence is 100 hours of community service educating the Hmong community about the dangers of firearms and making sure they are stored properly.
State sentencing guidelines and prosecutors had called for four years in prison.
Xiong was convicted in May of manslaughter and child endangerment for leaving the gun tucked between the mattress and headboard of his bed where his children were playing unattended. Two-year-old Neegnco Xiong was shot in the chest and died while playing with his older brother last December.
Moments before Hennepin County Judge Daniel Moreno pronounced the sentence, Xiong stood up, took a deep breath and said, "Your honor, it's my fault," before he apologized to his wife, his family and his late son.
"I have no doubt that you're sorry," Moreno told Xiong. "What I had my doubts about is your ability to understand and appreciate the gravity of the danger you placed your children in. Unfortunately for you, it took a long, grueling, graphic, tragic trial for you to understand this. I believe finally, you have accepted responsibility."
County Attorney Mike Freeman said prosecutors were satisfied with the light sentence once Xiong finally took responsibility for Neegnco's death.
"It would be fundamentally unfair for that 4-year-old to go through life thinking it was his responsibility, because it wasn't," Freeman said as he fought back tears. "It was Mr. Xiong's."
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The Jester and the Queen (Sasek a kralovna)
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|Bolek Polívka, Chantal Poullain-Polivkova
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Description: Boleslav Polivika stars as Slach the Jester in this metaphorical comedy fantasy. Slach is the caretaker of an abandoned Bohemian castle that is rented out to wealthy visitors during deer-hunting season. The German Konig (Jiri Kodet) and his French fiance Regina (Chantal Poulainova) arrive with flair in a white Mercedes. Slach imagines himself as a medieval court jester while the local villagers regard him as a simple buffoon. He imagines that Konig is the King and Regina the Queen, and Slach is seductively drawn to the Queen and does her bidding until she orders a beheading. Scenes shift between the present and the medieval court of the increasingly sadistic Queen. The gifted actor and playwright Polivika has parlayed his theatrical role into a successful film to make this one of the most popular of Czech features in 1988.~ Dan Pavlides, All Movie Guide
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This is ridiculous really. I don't know who I think is going read this, but I feel encouraged when an audience is listening.
Mom always says I have a flare for the dramatics. It's usually derogatory, but in my infinite wisdom I have turned it in to a motto for life. You have to admit-if you were real you'd want me to talk to you directly. I would hate to exclude, so rather than risk hurting feelings real or imaginary, I will include you in my narrative. Mom also says I over-analyze things, but I don't think so at all and since you are my imaginary audience I have decided that you absolutely agree with me.
My grandpa gave me this journal and told me to start it today. Why, I don't know. Old people always have their reasons. He made the leather cover with my initials in the corner-in case you can't see it for yourself. He's from the country, or used to be before he moved to be closer to us, so homemade gifts are his specialty. I can't tell you how many tables and chests and shelves with pegs to hang keys on we've collected over the years. I suppose being from the country or the city for that matter would give your life color-you know that thing they always use in literature classes to analyze novels. (It's the point at which the author gets slammed. You raise your hand to say that you rather like the New England setting of The Cider House Rules only to be bull-dozed by the question of "Yes, but does it have color?" There's no true answer to that question, which I rather like, but which those teachers stubbornly refuse to acknowledge.) All I know is, I would rather be any place in any one of those novels than here in mindless suburbia, growing up then growing old in obscurity.
Mom says I take life too seriously. She says I'm only twelve years old and that I shouldn't worry about such matters. I say I've already had twelve years to warm up and I am ready to go. Pa always understood me. He didn't tell me what to do or remind me of how young I am.
All he said was, "Blythe, I want you to have this to write your life down in."
That's it; that's all he said before he began to whistle some old twangy hymn. For a man who could talk the bark off a tree, this was an abruptly short conversation, and perfectly suited for me.
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Fusion of a Toe Joint - Topic Overview
You and your doctor may choose to use joint fusion surgery for hammer, claw, or mallet toes. You may make this choice if:
- You have another toe problem, such as a bunion, with your toe joint problem.
- Your toe joint deformity is caused by a disease of the nerves or muscles (neuromuscular disease).
- A previous toe joint deformity comes back after an earlier surgery.
In joint fusion, the surgeon removes part of the toe joint, letting the toe bones grow together (fuse). Your surgeon will:
- Give you a type of anesthesia.
- Make a cut over the top of the abnormal joint and remove part of the toe joint.
- Straighten the toe so the bones will fuse together.
- Possibly put a wire or other device through the joint to keep the toe straight. The wire will stick out of your toe, so that it can be removed without another surgery.
- Close the cut with stitches.
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By Don Kramer, Northwest GuardianMay 14, 2007
For the first time, Army makes use of Grays Harbor to ship out equipment for deploying Fort Lewis unit
The first time was the charm for loading 4th Squadron, 6th Air Cavalry Regiment helicopters and equipment onto a ship in Aberdeen. Unit and Port of Grays Harbor officials said things couldn't have gone more smoothly.
A tiny but bellicose group of protesters outside the port grounds had no effect, despite extensive local coverage.
A handful of local organizations mobilized to protest in Aberdeen, but only a ragtag group of 40 arrived, made up of locals from Aberdeen and organizers from Olympia, Tacoma and one from Eugene, Ore.
They missed the arrival of the ship on Saturday as well as the subsequent loading of military equipment onto the vessel.
The Kiowa OH-58s and Black Hawk OH-60s belonging to 4-6 Air Cav. flew to Aberdeen April 25 and remained tucked away, blades folded, in warehouses at the port. With the 4-6 port team assisting, stevedores loaded the aircraft Sunday afternoon, again without incident.
Squadron staff members were impressed with the facilities from the beginning.
"We did a two-hour recon," said operations officer Maj. Demetri Nicholson. "Everyone we talked to were experts. They had more than what we needed out there - building space for us to have offices, space for the helicopters and all the equipment we're bringing in."
The location and facilities made it likely, Nicholson said, that other Fort Lewis organizations will use the facility. The choice to load in Aberdeen had nothing to do with avoiding demonstrations in Tacoma or Olympia, as those organizations claimed.
The original plan called for 4-6 Air Cav. to fall in on another units aircraft and equipment in theater. Those orders would have sent the squadron from Beaumont, Texas. Amended deployment schedules because of the January troop surge changed the plan.
"To fly from Beaumont costs a lot more money," said Nicholson. "Just trying to get all the helicopters to Texas and all the maintenance problems...AMC (U.S. Army Materiel Command) was able to switch it to the Northwest."
The first idea was to leave from Tacoma, but the budget, not protesters, dictated departure from Aberdeen.
"It cuts down the time for the boat," Nicholson said. "Instead of going up the Puget Sound, the boat can come right down the coast and cut off one or two days."
Saving time and effort on the front end of a deployment means the squadron can concentrate on the business end. The unit will perform reconnaissance, screen, air movement and security missions in Iraq.
"Our OH-58 Vs will do reconnaissance for ground units, convoy security, route reconnaissance, area reconnaissance," said Nicholson. "We're armed so we can also provide weapons for the ground maneuver guys. We've also got 10 Black Hawks. They do logistics or resupply runs. They move people around the battlefield, called battlefield circulation. They also do some tactical flights where they stop, bring in aerial insertions where they bring in infantrymen to stop vehicles that might have a high-value target in it."
The 4-6 Air Cav. will initially fall under the 25th Combat Aviation Brigade, a unit that was extended under the 15-month rule. After the 25th departs, 4-6 will take orders from the 1st Combat Aviation Brigade War Hawks, a highly decorated organization during the Vietnam War.
Along with its mission-essential task lists, the squadron has incorporated scenarios based on aircraft shot down in Iraq, into its training plan. Pilots from 4-6 Air Cav. also trained with 4th Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division during its Mission Readiness Exercise on Fort Lewis in February.
"It was a role kind of like what we'll have in Iraq," Nicholson said, "but a bit different because we had the whole squadron in one spot. We were supporting one infantry brigade, but in Iraq we'll be supporting more than one. But it's the same role, same missions that we would do."
The advance party from the squadron will leave later in May with the main body following later. The 4-6 Air Cav. will arrive at Operation Iraqi Freedom after training for an undetermined time in Kuwait.


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mysystemd.com is a consulting firm in brand strategy. It concentrates on the Sports Business market and has special expertise in matters relating to Outdoor activities and events.
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