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TIRUCHI: As the holy month of Ramzan draws to an end, Muslims are preparing to celebrate the Id-ul-Fitr (Festival of Charity) with religious fervour.
They will be offering special Id qutba prayers, seeking divine blessings and eternal peace, progress and prosperity, in Idgah (open ground) maidans and in mosques on the Id Day. Idgah is an open-air mosque outside the city. As the Id-ul-Fitr is observed after the month-long fasting and self-restraint, the festivity is marked by an unparalleled aura of contentment.
Id-ul-Fitr is one of the two major festivals of Muslims. The other one being Id-ul-Zuha, popularly known as Bakrid or Festival of Sacrifice. Id-ul-Fitr is celebrated only on sighting the moon heralding the tenth month of Shawwal.
Id prayer is very important in Islam and Prophet Mohamed (peace be upon him) never neglected it. The Shariah commands that the Id prayer be performed on an open field. It is essential that the Idgah is located on the outskirts of the town. The regular practice of Prophet, the Sahaba (his companions) and all the great learned scholars of Islam as well as the Muslims down the corridor of the centuries of Islamic history is to perform the Id prayer in the open field. The major Islamic books stand testimony to this.
The Prophet always ordered young and old to proceed to the Id prayer ground on both the Id days. The Prophet always performed Id prayers in the Idgah, except once due to inclement weather. The basis and proof for this is that, verily, the Prophet would go out to the Idgah.
He did not perform the Id prayer in his mosque Masjidun Nabawee, despite the elevated rank of this mosque. The Idgah in the outskirts of holy Madina city near the Masjidun Nabawee, is the first ever Idgah.
Complying to the practice of Prophet, performing the Id special prayers on the outskirts of the town is better and more virtuous, than performing it in the mosques in the town.
The Id prayer performed in the mosques is complete, but performing it in the Idgah is Sunnah. Without any valid excuse, not offering the Id prayers in the Idgah is contrary to the Sunnah. The main aim of praying in Idgah in huge gathering is to prove unity and the might and power of Islam. However, the old and sick have been exempted and given permission to perform Id prayers in the local mosques. A huge open area could be chosen and converted into temporary Idgah according to the need. One huge gathering is more superior compared to many small congregations in the mosques.
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Last Tuesday night's Mineral Wells ISD School Board meeting was slated with all kinds of presentations, awards and various agenda items up for approval. The first presentation, narrated by MWISD Public Relations Coordinator Karyn Bullock, was the MWISD March Partners in Education.
While some families take advantage of Spring Break, going on vacations and traveling the globe, others stay at home for various reasons. For some parents, Spring Break might present a hardship, especially if they have to work while their children are at home. As a result, many parents need something for their kids to do during the break, Bullock said, noting that they also desire positive activities for their children.
Three years ago, a small team from the Palo Pinto Baptist Association came together to discuss ministerial opportunities during Spring Break. Their idea was to create a Spring Break Vacation Bible School program, breaking traditional views on VBS.
"When you think of Vacation Bible School, most of us think of summer," Bullock said.
After "operation VBS" was a go, the next obstacle facing the association was locating the proper facilities. They needed to have space for small groups and plenty of room for recreation. They also needed to be in a location that was easily accessible to the community, so families would be comfortable allowing their children to be a part of the program, Bullock said.
"This wish list seemed almost impossible to meet," Bullock said. "Then they began to wonder, 'What about all of the school buildings that are sitting empty during Spring Break?' Not only was this ideal, but the location of our elementary schools are within walking distance of most families in Mineral Wells. The biggest piece of the puzzle had finally been solved."
This Spring Break, PPBA's Debra Hanlon organized seven churches, three schools and a countless number of volunteers to help prepare for and run the program. In the end, nearly 200 children attended the event.
To handle the favorable turnout, all three locations: Lamar Elementary, run by Grace Church and Northside Baptist Church; Houston Elementary, run by Iglesia Templo Bautista Church and Indian Creek Baptist Church; and Travis Elementary, run by Calvary Baptist and the Cowboy Church of Mineral Wells, all cooperated, providing Bible stories, games, activities, crafts, sack lunches and even bounce houses.
"This outreach event provided a safe place for the children of our community to come and play," Bullock said. "They were fed both physically and spiritually. I love the simple quote from the animated movie 'Robots,' [where] Mr. Bigweld frequently cites, 'See a need, fill a need.'"
And in MWISD's eyes, the PPBA did just that.
After the presentation, Hanlon and PPBA Director of Missions Ferrell Gage were presented with the MWISD March Partners award.
"Your personal commitment and service to our community is greatly appreciated," Bullock said.
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Luke Vibert devoted his project Wagon Christ to the ambient side of the trip-hop equation with Phat Lab Nightmare (1994) and especially with the celestial trance of Throbbing Pouch (1995), exuding abandon and fatalism. Massive sampling of orchestral sounds gave Tally Ho! (1998) an almost symphonic grandeur.
In 1994 Vibert's talent was featured on a series of recordings: the EP Sunset Boulevard (Rising High, 1994), the album Phat Lab Nightmare (Rising High, 1994), with the ever more psychological Mahadelic and Aerhaart, and the EP At Atmos (Rising High, 1994), that moved towards a more percussive approach with the likes of Inside Out and Hasjit. These recordings were influential in redefining the standard for ambient rave music.
Like many of his contemporaries, Vibert has released under a wide number of aliases, including Amen Andrews, Spac Hand Luke, Plug, Kerrier District and The Ace of Clubs, as well as the aforementioned Wagon Christ.
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Seliskar, who has been conspicuously absent from the individual events so far at the championship meet, entered with a bang and a new NAG in the 200 breaststroke. Seliskar, who is only 17 years old, raced to a 1:52.21 in the men's A final. His time cut over a second off Cordes' 1:53.55 record.
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Clint Bowyer must be brimming with optimism. After all, the personable driver heads to Talladega Superspeedway with as much going for him as possible. First, he's with the revamped Michael Waltrip Racing team that has taken the racing world by surprise with its dramatic climb in performance this season. Second, he's a stellar restrictor-plate racer. People might not hear Talladega and think Bowyer (since most are too busy considering Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s potential for the weekend), but they should. After all, Bowyer has finished no worse than second in his past three NASCAR Sprint Cup races at the track. Bowyer has six top-10 finishes in his past eight races there. Sure, he has moved from Richard Childress Racing to the Waltrip organization this season, but that apparently does nothing but bolster Bowyer's potential Sunday. In the season-opening race, at sister restrictor-plate track Daytona International Speedway, Bowyer was 11th -- right between teammates Mark Martin (10th) and Martin Truex Jr. (12th). Overall, Bowyer is having a solid year, too. He's 12th in the standings with four top-10 finishes -- and has looked even stronger in races from time to time. Truex, too, brings renewed confidence to the track each week now. He certainly should. This season, he has looked capable of winning almost every week. He has six top-10 finishes in the nine races and has finished as high as second. Prior to last week's 25th-place finish at Richmond -- his team's worst performance of the season -- he had a five-race stretch of top-10 finishes. He heads the race Sunday at Talladega fifth in the standings. For Truex, that 178-race winless stretch seems on the verge of ending. Truex is quick to pass around the credit for his resurgence this season. He points out the hard work the team put in during the offseason, the impact of crew chief Chad Johnston and new teammates Bowyer and Martin, and just a general overall boost in the organization. "Really, every part of the company and how we're doing things is different than it used to be," Truex said. "We've got a lot of great people, lot of great drivers and crew chiefs. The teamwork has been outstanding. So there are a lot of reasons. Not just one reason, but really just have to credit everybody at Michael Waltrip Racing for the job they're doing." Suddenly, Truex is expected to be a factor every week. So the pair head to Talladega feeling strong and certainly up to the challenge. Bowyer sees a lot of factors coming into play to make a strong run at Talladega -- especially now that drivers will be racing in the larger packs once more instead of in two-car tandems. Still, there is a lot that remains outside of one's control in the restrictor-plate race. One driver's wrong choice can ruin the day of several others who pile into a crash not of their own doing. "It seems like with the two-car tandems, you could manipulate that a little bit more," Bowyer said. "You could control what was going on and have a game plan and see it out more than you do now. It seems like if you get behind, you can be the best driver in the world with the fastest car. If the hole's not there, you can't make one. If they're three- and trying four-wide in front of you and you've got a big head of steam coming, there is nothing can you do but check up and fall back in line. "It is kind of a difficult situation, in my opinion, riding around there on your own. Obviously, as a race car driver, you want control all by yourself. But I kind of liked the teamwork and working with each other and getting the most out of each other and making a game plan, and working on it, perfecting it, and seeing it play out at the end. It was pretty fun and gratifying for me." Now, even a driver who seems to have perfected racing at this track -- and the art of staying out of trouble -- admits that it's not clear what the racing will hold this weekend. Bowyer expects it to be close to the racing seen in the season opener at Daytona earlier this year, though with a wider track that offers more room to move around. The temperatures will also be higher, a factor that will alter the cars as well. It really will be old-school racing -- the kind seen at Talladega for years with those packs of cars swarming around the high banks of the track. "I think we're going to see a giant pack," Truex said. "I think all 43 cars, or however many are running at the time, will be in one pack. It's just hard to say exactly how it's going to go down. I don't think the two-car tandem will be like it was last year with the cooling-system regulations and all the things that they did at Daytona. "With the temperatures approaching 90 degrees down there this weekend, I don't think we'll see a lot of two-car racing until the end. Even then, I don't think guys can go more than three or four laps. "I think it's going to be a mix of pack racing, a little two-car tandem here and there, but there's no way we'll stay hooked up all day like we did last year." On Sunday, the strategy will play out quite differently than it did with the two-car tandems working together lap after lap. "It's kind of every man for himself," Bowyer said. "You get yourself in the right situation and be lucky enough to get the right push and, hopefully, be there at the end of that thing."
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These dudes are lo-fi splendid the way indie-rock used to be: They sound like shit, but boast the gee-whiz hooks to hold onto your attention and squeeze and twist, hard. That they have a song titled "Radio Days" despite the fact that they won't have many is a testament to something. Fittingly, the next song on Warm Love and Cool Dreams Forever mimics the opener in an almost note-perfect imitation of Guided By Voices' "I Am a Tree."
Mood music for those coin-operated massaging chairs one can find in fancier malls, sometimes, with all the languorous connotations that description carries with it.
"Right Signal"
Daisy-chained, horror-flick synths leech barely perceptible static sprays, imitate busted foghorns, creepy-crawl their way to an arresting tempest. Turn away from this cold fury, and you'll immediately want it back bruising your earlobes.


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After serving for more than two years as the editor of White Lake Patch, which added Highland to its coverage area last year, I am happy to announce that I am taking on a new role at Patch -- one that will encourage readers to take more control over the site, posting stories, events and announcements that are important to you.
My new role will be more of a regional one, working with eight other sites in Oakland, Livingston, Wayne and Washtenaw counties, in addition to White Lake-Highland Patch.
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The parade of former Indianapolis Colts players and coaches continues today when the Green Bay Packers take the field at Lucas Oil Stadium.
From cornerbacks Tim Jennings and Kelvin Hayden in the regular-season opener with the Chicago Bears to former assistant coaches Leslie Frazier and Alan Williams, now with the Vikings, to outside linebacker Clint Session with the Jacksonville Jaguars, the Colts have certainly spent some time going down memory lane through the first three games of the year.
This afternoon, its center Jeff Saturday, who is in his first season with the Packers. Saturday was a five-time Pro Bowl selection in Indianapolis, a team captain and one of the most familiar faces on the roster. A fan favorite, he was not re-signed this past offseason and was one of several long-time Colts to depart in the midst of a major franchise reboot.
During a recent teleconference with Indianapolis media, Saturday admitted that after his long association with the Colts, it's going to feel a little strange coming into town as a member of the opposing team.
"You know man, it's mixed emotions. Obviously you're coming back with a job at hand, but I spent my whole career there. You're 13 years not only on a football team, but helping build a community. My wife and I for so many years have been so involved. You've got mixed emotions," he voiced.
"It's never easy to be on the other side. I obviously have so much respect for the Colts and their organization. It's always tough. But you're coming back with a job to get a win and that's what we're going down for."
Even though Saturday is trying to look at today's game as just another business trip, he's smart enough to realize that won't be the case. Far from it.
"I don't know. I'm going in and I'm sure it's going to be tough seeing everybody and hanging around. But ultimately I have a job to do and I consider myself a pro and I know I've got to go out there and do my job and play well," he said.
"The Colts defense has played well. They're very aggressive up front so we've got our work cut out for us keeping them off of Aaron [Rodgers] and being able to open up some holes. I know I've got a job and I can't get caught up in all the emotions of it, I'm going to have to separate that. Then maybe on the way out, I'll get a little emotional then."
One thing Saturday can expect. Over the years, when a former Colts player has returned with another team, the organization has put together a video honoring the player's accomplishments while in Indianapolis. It usually occurs between the third and fourth quarters.
"I hope it's a good one. I hope they put some good stuff up there. You appreciate it. As a player, man I gave the same as I'm doing here. I gave everything I had. I played as hard as I could," he said. "I felt like I led the team on and off the field and did the best job that I could. I'm proud of the time that I was there and always look fondly upon that time."
Saturday acknowledged, somewhat jokingly, that one of his biggest challenges today will be not ending up on the wrong sideline or in the wrong locker room.
"I don't know, man. The crazy thing is I don't think I've ever even been to the visitors' locker room in Indy. I don't even know where I'm going to be. It's all going to look different … ," he said.
"You're so accustomed to seeing that blue and the horseshoe and the whole deal. Hopefully I don't jog the wrong way early. I'll turn around and head back towards the right side."
Looking back over his career in Indianapolis, Saturday said that while the team's success was nice, it was the relationships with his teammates, the coaches and the people in the building on West 56th Street that he misses the most.
"When you're around a place for so long, I knew where everybody's office was, I knew who was in charge of everything. Just getting accustomed to that, where's the equipment room, where's the equipment room? All those things are things you've just got to get used to," he voiced.
"The culture of teams is so different. Just getting accustomed to all that has taken time and I feel like I'm in the groove here. I'm happy I'm here and it's been fun to do."
The question now is just how long Saturday remains with the Packers. He signed a two-year, $2.7 million contract with Green Bay in the offseason. Retirement was an option after last season, but he still had the desire to play.
"You know, I gave it it's due consideration. I didn't know what I was going to do to be very frank. I think I made that frank with everybody. I was going to give myself time to decide. I went through it, my wife and I prayed about it and talked about it," he recalled.
"I felt like there was a very good opportunity for me in Green Bay. It got me excited. I got excited about the opportunity up here and decided a couple more years wouldn't be too bad of a deal so I decided to head this way and I'm happy with the decision."
One thing is certain. Whenever he does decide to call it quits, he will be returning to Indianapolis to live. He did not sell his house in the area when he signed with Green Bay. He wants to remain a Hoosier.
"I think Indy is eventually my home. That's what my family, my wife, all three of my kids are Hoosiers. That's what we know. Our church is there, my kids' schools, everything is back there. We have made Indy our home for the 13 years I was there. We still have our home there and we'll go back in the offseason," Saturday said.
"I'm not planning to make any changes with that. I love that community and I've been very involved, and my wife has been very involved for so many years. I'm not going to pull up roots just because I'm not playing football. It's a great place to raise a family and I'm very proud of the community I live in."
Is there more of a future with the Colts at some point? Maybe.
"I don't know. I know [team owner] Jim [Irsay] has made it very clear that the opportunity would be there. I'll look at it. I strongly considered it this time. He made it an option before I even came back and played football. Jim has treated me as well as you could possibly ask for as an owner," he praised.
"[Colts vice-president] Pete Ward the same way. Those guys have been just fantastic to me and have made it very clear that I'd be offered something and they would love me to be around the organization. To a man who's worked as hard and given as much as I have to that organization, that feels awfully good."
Saturday feeling strange about returning to Indy with Packers
The parade of former Indianapolis Colts players and coaches continues today when the Green Bay Packers take the field at Lucas Oil Stadium.
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Colts need Woerner to step up in Mathis' absence
Big Bjoern has certainly made his presence felt during the first week of training camp for the Indianapolis Colts. Bjoern Werner — the 6-foot-3, 257-pound second-year outside linebacker for the Colts— is being counted on to big a major force on the Indianapolis defense this season.
Colts' Thomas leaves practice with lower-leg injury
Indianapolis Colts coach Chuck Pagano has been trying to take a lighter approach to training camp practices this year in an effort to slow down the list of injuries that dogged his team a year ago.
Pagano's plans, though, haven't been bearing fruit.
Colts, Fleener focused on situational football
One year ago, the focus in Indianapolis Colts training camp was on turnovers. The team had committed far too many in 2012 and was determined not to repeat its mistakes.
The theme at Anderson University carried over to the field and the Colts' 14 turnovers were the fewest in the NFL last year.
Colts waive running back Rainey
What a difference a couple of days make. After Saturday's morning training camp practice, Indianapolis Colts head coach Chuck Pagano was effusive in his praise of running back Chris Rainey. But on Monday, the Colts surprisingly announced that Rainey had been waived after violating an unspecified team policy.
Colts camp: Defense shines in workout
There was a change in the Indianapolis Colts training camp schedule Monday as the team had just one practice instead of the usual two.
Colts seek more adaptable offensive line
That's what the Indianapolis Colts are looking for on their retooled offensive line.
Hot, humid, rainy: Colts work through first day in full pads
Rain, rain go away. That's pretty much what happened Sunday afternoon on the fourth day of Indianapolis Colts training camp.
Pagano, Colts 'feel awful' for Ballard
The news coming from Indianapolis Colts head coach Chuck Pagano after Saturday morning's practice may have been expected, but the fact that running back Vick Ballard suffered yet another season-ending injury was still disappointing.
COLTS NOTEBOOK: Luck draws comparisons to Rodgers, Roethlisberger
Quarterback Andrew Luck continues to be the main attraction as the Indianapolis Colts training camp wrapped up its third day of workouts at Anderson University.
Colts' Hamilton excited to get to work with talent on team's offense
As he heads into his second season as the Indianapolis Colts offensive coordinator, Pep Hamilton has a pretty good feel for what he wants to get accomplished this year.
Wayne gets special escort to Colts' training camp
Wide receiver Reggie Wayne has seemingly raised the bar the last several years when it comes to making flashy arrivals for Indianapolis Colts training camp. So when the unmistakable roar of an IndyCar engine was heard on the Anderson University campus Wednesday morning, nobody was surprised. Wayne, decked out in an official racing uniform and custom-made helmet, had reported for duty.
Colts begin training camp with loftier goals in 2014
With training camp starting today at Anderson University, third-year head coach Chuck Pagano and general manager Ryan Grigson both believe that the Indianapolis Colts are ready to take another big step in 2014.
Retiring as Colt, Clark appreciates Terre Haute fans
Dallas Clark was always a fan favorite when the Indianapolis Colts conducted their annual summer training-camp workouts at Rose-Hulman. During an emotional 45-minute retirement ceremony Wednesday morning at the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center, Clark — who spent 11 seasons as a tight end in the NFL (nine with the Colts) and signed a one-day career-ending contract with the Colts this week — admitted the obvious. The team's fans in Terre Haute meant a lot to him too.
Colts know what they want to accomplish at mini-camp
With three weeks of organized team activity practices now behind them, the Indianapolis Colts headed into their three-day mandatory mini-camp Tuesday with a specific goal in mind when training camp starts July 23 at Anderson University.
The mini-camp will continue today and wrap up early Thursday afternoon.
Team's all-time top tight end Clark to retire as Colt
Jeff Saturday did it last year, returning to the Indianapolis Colts after a brief stint as a center with the Green Bay Packers and officially ending his National Football League career with the team where he had his most success. Now it looks like Dallas Clark will be following in Saturday's footsteps.
Colts agree to terms with veteran safety
Mike Adams will get a chance to erase bad memories from Super Bowl XLVIII as a member of the Indianapolis Colts.
The franchise announced Saturday morning it had agreed to terms with the veteran safety.
Adams started the NFL's most recent championship game at free safety for the Denver Broncos and recorded six tackles in a 43-8 loss against the Seattle Seahawks.
Ex-Sycamore Lutz begins NFL journey with Colts
The end of the journey. Or, really, just the beginning. That's how former Indiana State center FN Lutz described his emotions after signing a free-agent contract with the Indianapolis Colts on Wednesday morning.
Newcomers to Colts trying to find their way
That's what many of the Indianapolis Colts have been trying to do during the first week of organized team activity practices. OTA sessions began Tuesday and will wrap up in two weeks.
Pagano, Colts look at Mathis' suspension as opportunity for young players
The Indianapolis Colts lost first-year head coach Chuck Pagano for most of 2012 season as he battled leukemia. Gloom and doom was predicted. The result? An 11-5 record and a trip to the wild-card round of the AFC playoffs.
NFL suspends Colts' Robert Mathis
While the Indianapolis Colts three-day rookie mini-camp got under way Friday morning, the biggest news didn't come until later in the day.
Grigson excited about potential of Colts' 2014 draft picks
With the 2014 NFL draft wrapping up Saturday evening, the Indianapolis Colts came away with a diverse group of players to add to the roster.
Colts take versatile offensive lineman with first pick
It may have taken awhile, but the Indianapolis Colts came away from their first pick in the 2014 National Football League Draft with a versatile offensive lineman who can play guard, tackle and center.
Colts keep options open as NFL Draft begins today
While the 2014 NFL Draft gets underway today (8 p.m.) at New York City's Madison Square Garden, the Indianapolis Colts will be sitting the first round out.
Thanks to last September's trade with the Cleveland Browns that brought running back Trent Richardson – a 2012 first-round selection by the Browns – to Indianapolis, the Colts will be on the outside looking in this evening.
Colts' Luck getting timing down with newcomer Nicks
The Indianapolis Colts have officially put the 2013 season in the rear-view mirror with the start of the team's off-season conditioning workouts, which got under way at the team's West 56th Street Indiana Farm Bureau Center on Monday morning.
Colts open against Manning, Broncos
Indianapolis will open this season at AFC champion Denver in a Sunday night showdown pitting quarterback Peyton Manning against his former team.
Colts take another look at Shakir Bell
Under general manager Ryan Grigson, the Indianapolis Colts have searched nationally and internationally for talent to build a program that has won 23 of 34 games in the last two seasons.
On Wednesday, the Colts took a look at some Indianapolis-area talent, including former Warren Central High School and Indiana State standout Shakir Bell.
Police: Colts owner had $29K in cash when arrested
CARMEL, Ind. (AP) — Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay had $29,000 in cash and bottles of prescription drugs in his vehicle when he was arrested on suspicion of intoxicated driving, according to a police arrest report.
Family source: Irsay has gone to treatment facility
The family of Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay said Tuesday that he has placed himself in a treatment facility after police found multiple prescription drugs in his vehicle during a traffic stop.
The 54-year-old Irsay, who acknowledged a painkiller dependency more than a decade ago, faces preliminary charges of misdemeanor driving while intoxicated and four felony counts of possession of a controlled substance. He was arrested near his home in suburban Carmel late Sunday and released the next day.
Colts owner has double image in media
Colts owner Jim Irsay is known in NFL circles as a tough businessman and eccentric billionaire who enjoys interacting with fans about his beloved team and favorite songs from bands like the Beatles and the Grateful Dead. He may end up adding convicted felon to the mix.
Update: Colts owner Irsay arrested for DWI
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Colts owner Jim Irsay was jailed today on suspicion of intoxicated driving after police said he failed sobriety tests during a traffic stop and they found multiple prescription drugs inside his vehicle.
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Well, that pretty much bites. They show the clip with Natasha, Piper and Red...and never mention Red/Mulgrew.
Did they mention the show at all... besides Conan claiming he loved it?
If he loved it, wouldn't he have pressed the Alex issue, if only to bust Natasha's chops for losing a hot F-buddy right after she finally hooked up with her?
Here's a different kettle of fish...
Michael Harney AKA Piper's counselor, the rat who left her to her own devices when Doggett was trying to kill her... he's in an extremely low key, thoughtful interview with a freaking nun!
Part one revealed one of the things that drew him to the project was the whole "giving voice to the prisoners" motif, a theme which drew him because his past work in prison reform.
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Part two talks more about acting in general, and how the actor has to find SOMETHING in the character to latch onto, and how important it is as the actor to
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The most frequent question people ask me when I talk to tourists about Montreal is whether or not speaking French is required to visit here. The truth is you can easily get around town even if you don't know any French. Most locals are bilingual to a certain degree; however, getting to know a little French might be a good idea, especially if you're planning on a longer visit, or if you simply want to enjoy and make the most of Montreal's French culture, an essential part of the city's past and present. Read the full story to know how to avoid bringing your ugly yellow "French for Dummies" book with you to Montreal.
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In Montreal, many people are into learning about other cultures. Movie lovers are no exception. For English speakers interested in French cinema, we have just the festival for you. CINEMANIA features French films shown with English subtitles. It's been around for 15 years and has played host to such internationally acclaimed artists as Juliette Binoche, Isabelle Huppert, Patrice Lecomte, Emmanuelle Béart, and Bertrand Tavernier. To celebrate their 15th anniversary, they've selected some of the best movies made in French over the past year, and have invited one of the world's most famous directors and provocateurs of the film world as a special guest. Read the full story to find out how you can catch the Canadian premiere of Costa-Gavras' latest film and check out his master class on filmmaking and the creative process.
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UTK named top undergraduate school by Forbes
The University of Tennessee is racking up the rankings, this time landing recognition as a "best buy" and a top school for undergraduate education among two separate publications.
Forbes, a well-known business magazine, ranked UT-Knoxville no. 512 out of 650 colleges for undergraduate education, landing it within the top 20 percent of the more than 4,000 four-year schools nationwide.
In compiling its list, Forbes's 2012 "America's Best Colleges" based its rankings on student evaluations, prominent alumni, average student debt, graduation rate and national awards such as Rhodes scholarships and Nobel prizes. The data is meant to judge the quality of the education, experience of the students and the achievement of students and alumni, according to UT.
The 2012 edition of the Fiske Guide to Colleges named UT a "best buy" school. The guide book, compiled by Edward Fiske, a former New York Times education editor, examines colleges in the U.S., Canada and Great Britan. Its full rankings are not available online.