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Winners of seven straight games and currently tied for first place in the Atlantic Sun Conference standings, the Stetson women's basketball team will hit the road this weekend to play USC Upstate at 2 p.m. Saturday and ETSU at 7 p.m. Monday.
The Hatters (11-4, 4-0 A-Sun) will enter Saturday's contest owning the 10th-longest active winning streak in the country. However, if Stetson is to keep its hot streak going, the Hatters are going to have to reverse some recent history at Upstate (5-9, 1-2) and ETSU (3-7, 1-2). Stetson is just 1-3 all-time at the G.B. Hodge Center in Spartanburg, S.C., and the Hatters have never defeated the Bucs in six tries at the MSHA Center in Johnson City, Tenn.
The Atlantic Sun leaders in field goal and three-point field goal percentage, Stetson continued to shoot the ball well during its two-game home sweep of UNF and Jacksonville. The Hatters shot 46% against the Ospreys and hit 10 three-pointers, then shot 43% against the Dolphins and knocked down nine three-pointers.
Stetson also played well on the defensive end, holding both teams to under 60 points. However, rebounding continues to be the primary area of focus. In the last game, Jacksonville picked up 20 offensive boards and outrebounded the Hatters 51-36. In 15 games this year, Stetson has outrebounded its opponent only six times.
Saturday's game will feature the top two active points-scorers in the Atlantic Sun. Spartan senior Tee-Ara Copney has scored 1432 points in her four seasons at USC Upstate, while Hatter senior Victoria McGowan has scored 1276 points in her three seasons at Stetson. McGowan currently leads the league with an 18.1 ppg scoring average.
Stetson will be making two appearances on ESPN3* over the next week, starting with Saturday's game at USC Upstate. Fans can log on to espn3.com or click on the WatchESPN app on their mobile device to watch the Hatters battle Spartans for both games of the women's/men's doubleheader. An audio broadcast will also be available on WSBB, 1230 AM New Smyrna Beach, 1490 AM DeLand, and myam1230.com. Robbie Aaron will have the call.
ASun.TV and HatterVision will not be available for Saturday's game at USC Upstate but will be for Monday's contest at ETSU. WSBB will not be airing Monday's game.
Fans can also get live in-game updates via live stats, the Stetson women's basketball twitter account (@StetsonWBB), or by subscribing to the Hat-Alerts text messaging service.
*Note: ESPN3 and WatchESPN is available to fans who receive ESPN's linear networks as part of their video subscription from Time Warner Cable, Bright House Networks, Verizon FiOS TV, Comcast Xfinity TV or Midcontinent Communications, Cablevision or Cox Communications. The app is available free to download for Android devices from the Google Play store and Amazon Appstore and for Apple devices from the App Store, as well as online via WatchESPN.com.


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The body of a missing Oklahoma woman whose infant was found abandoned last week at a St. Louis County apartment complex has been found.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported Tuesday that police found the body of 30-year-old Ebony Jackson in trunk of her 2004 Mitsubishi Galant.
Jackson's 3-month-old son was found in a hallway of an apartment complex in Breckenridge Hills at 5 a.m. Friday. The child was in a car seat and was in good health.
Jackson is originally from East St. Louis, Ill., but had been living in Oklahoma City. She was reportedly coming to the St. Louis area for a visit last week but relatives have not heard from her since Thursday.
The newspaper reported that the cause of death had not been determined.
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There was a time when I thought Eugene Robinson was pretty smart. Then� I thought he was a toady for the Regime, incapable or preserving his own credibility for the good of der Fuhrer. But the column that Rick has just run "Why Obamacare is a GOP Nightmare" demonstrates that he really doesn't get it. He really honestly truly doesn't seem to understand an issue he claims to write about. And here's the sentence that proves it: "The party shows no serious interest in finding a GOP-friendly way to provide the uninsured with access to health care."
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Yes! That's it exactly! But rather than be proud of his achievement in reaching his epiphany, he reverts to hyperbole and bluster. So let's be clear–the GOP as a general rule does not believe that the federal government should engage in providing the� uninsured with access to health care. period. One of the things that makes Romneycare tolerable is that it is a state program. The states have the power to perform this task. The federal government does not. Who says? The United States Supreme Court, which ruled that Obamacare did not fit within the rubric of the Commerce Clause. Obamacare is really a tax, and there is an excellent chance that it will be struck down if, god forbid, this massive new tax on the middle class and poor ever goes into effect.
Robinson is close to understanding that the difference between Democrats and Republicans is still a difference between state and federal power, just as it has been for nearly 200 years. This is not new. And should the Republican Party use its power to protect the constitutional protections built in by the 9th and 10th Amendments by forcing a defunding of the Obamatax? Absolutely. The Republicans took an oath to uphold the Constitution. Its the Democrats who raise their right arms in salute to Obama. If Robinson could just get basic concept in his head, he wouldn't be such an apparent muddled fool.


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Buffalo teacher, author and filmmaker Kezia Pearson is exposing some of the challenges facing inner-city teenagers with the publication of her novel, "Covered Mirrors," and its upcoming film adaptation of the same title.
Pearson, who teaches seventh- and eighth-graders at Hamlin Park School 74, said she was inspired to write the 85-page novel because of her own experiences and observations teaching mostly inner-city teenagers.
"When I first started teaching, I saw all these things that were going on with my students and the challenges some of them faced outside of school that were affecting them in the classroom. I thought, 'Maybe I should write a book,' but then my other thought was that people would never believe it," Pearson said.
Despite her doubts, she pressed on and crafted a story loosely based on some of the revelations made to her by some of her students over the years. Pearson's novelette, as she calls it, is told from the perspective of a 16-year-old girl named Lincoln after the girl and her family are illegally evicted from their home by a malicious landlord. Despite Lincoln's relative poverty, she is a popular girl before she and her family lose everything, Pearson said.
"She's [with] the in-crowd. She's always the girl wearing the [coolest] clothes. But when she has to return to school [after her family's eviction] without her gear being up to par, it forces her to re-examine many things, including her relationships with her teachers, the principal and her peers. She's also observing their relationships with each other," said Pearson.
Pearson self-published her novel in April and, after having written a screen adaptation of the novel, is in the midst of filming the story. Working with three other local filmmakers, Pearson has already cast the film with amateur actors and secured locations in the Buffalo area at local colleges that will stand in for high school classrooms and hallways in the movie.
"I'm rushing [to meet] a deadline," she said "I'm expecting to be done with the film by January."
In addition to rehearsals and filming, that would include completing post production and editing. A trailer for the film has already been produced and can be viewed on YouTube at www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rr0Sw8S95y4.
Rather than seek to release the film for immediate distribution, Pearson plans to enter the film in as many film festivals as possible to create buzz. She, of course, wants people to see the film and read the novel on which it is based.
A 1993 Seneca Vocational High School graduate, Pearson has a bachelor's degree in English literature from the University at Buffalo and a master's degree in film and performance from the same institution. She has been teaching for 14 years.
"Not every inner-city child goes through what the characters in this book experience, but a significant number of them do," said Pearson.
"As teachers, we need to get involved in their lives. Before we can educate them, we have to deal with their basic needs, or they are coming in unprepared to learn. If you let them know that you understand where they're coming from, you can teach them. They'll listen to you," she said.
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Over two-thirds of biopharmaceutical manufacturers now report that their facility is experiencing capacity bottlenecks due to downstream processing. A number of factors continue to converge to create these constraints. As shown in our 8th Annual Report and Survey of Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing Capacity and Production, industry concerns over downstream processing, particularly purification, are not improving.
As a result, the industry is looking to vendors for solutions (Figure). In the study, we asked the 352 global respondents this year to consider the new products and services their suppliers are developing for the industry, and asked, "What are the top areas you want your suppliers to focus their development efforts on?"
This year, of the dozens of new product innovations, the largest portion of respondents cited "disposable product: purification" (37.9%), which was up significantly since 2010. This suggests that respondents' requirements are not being satisfied with current technology. In fact, common chromatography products lost ground this year in terms of demand for new technologies. The need for improvements was clear in a number of areas covered by the study.
Dramatic technological improvements in upstream bioprocessing have resulted in downstream problems. Upstream bioprocessing performance comes from improved expression systems, better cell lines, optimized culture media and media supplements, and more efficient bioreactors. Modern upstream systems are providing higher yields, often at concentrations that many purification process technologies and equipment were not designed to handle efficiently.
Downstream processing has proven resistant to implementation of single-use/disposable equipment. While smaller-scale upstream biomanufacturing, such as for R&D and clinical supplies, is now well-acquainted with single-use/disposable bioreactors and other equipment, the options for single-use equipment for downstream processing remain limited.
Today, downstream operations typically involve expensive chromatography media, filters, and other supplies. For example, the study shows that the great majority of mAb manufacturers would like to eliminate the high cost of protein A affinity resins, but alternatives are limited.
Respondents in the BioPlan survey were asked to describe the impact their downstream purification processes were having on their overall manufacturing capacity, i.e., to characterize the magnitude of bottlenecks created by downstream processes. A total of 68.5% noted that their facility was experiencing at least some degree of capacity bottleneck as a result of downstream processes. This included 48% indicating their facility experienced "some" or "serious" production problems.
Reports of serious problems in downstream processing have been steadily increasing in recent years, with 11.8% of respondents reporting that their facility is currently experiencing a "serious bottleneck," compared to 4.6%, 8.1%, and 9.0% in 2008, 2009, and 2010, respectively. With capacity bottlenecks more likely affecting larger-scale manufacturing, the nearly 12% reporting serious problems likely represent a higher percentage of late-stage and commercialized biopharmaceutical products.
Western European respondents reported experiencing a much higher level of "serious" problems, 18.9%, than those in the U.S. (9.3%). However, reports of "some" bottleneck problems continue to be much higher in the U.S., 45.3%, versus 21.6% for Europe. Apparently, U.S. companies experience more problems overall, but not as acute and serious as in Europe.
Biomanufacturers' budget trends are a direct indicator of their need for improvements. This year the trend for increased budgets in downstream areas continues. In fact, of the 12 budget areas we measured, downstream areas showed the highest budget growth. Respondents noted that their downstream budgets increased an average of 2.5% in 2009, 4.2% in 2010, and 6.4% for 2011.
With the downstream processing equipment market estimated to be on the order of $5 billion/year, and with so much unmet demand for improvements, many companies are working on solutions that involve either modified or novel downstream processes and/or equipment to enable greater throughput in downstream operations. However, the survey clearly shows that new technologies and solutions have not yet resolved the issue. This is because newer technologies are largely still in development or not yet ready for commercialization.
Another direct indicator of need for improvements is in avoidance of capacity constraints. When asked about where improvements could reduce capacity bottlenecks, the majority (51.4%) noted, "Develop better downstream purification technologies." In addition, 37.6% cited "Optimize systems to improve downstream purification performance." When considered together, the development of improved purification technologies was clearly the area of bioprocessing where improvements are most desired. In contrast, concerns with upstream processing problems have been steadily decreasing. This shows the relatively recent and rapid resolution of capacity constraints associated with upstream bioprocessing.
Eric S. Langer ([email protected]) is president and managing partner at BioPlan Associates.
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Week two of the Tahoe Basin League season belonged to the Wolverines.
Led by a handful of top individual finishes, Truckee's boys took first place and the girls were second to lead the Wolverines to the combined win in a giant slalom race at Homewood on Monday.
North Tahoe claimed the girls team victory ahead the Truckee girls, while the Laker boys finished third. The Lakers were third in the girls and boys combined as South Tahoe, which won the first race at Alpine Meadows, came in second.
In the boys race, North Tahoe's Garrett Driller captured the individual win with a time of 58.97 seconds between his two runs. He was trailed by a trio of Wolverines, as Addison Dvoracek was runner-up in 59.89, Scotty Lebel was third in 60.59 and Patrick Romano fourth in 60.63.
Truckee's Wes Harrington finished eighth in 64.43 to round out the Wolverines' top four scores (the amount used for the team result).
Drew Austin was the next North Tahoe racer across the line, finishing 13th in 66.08. He was trailed by Harrison Goss (15th, 66.89) and Troy Kalange (22nd, 69.93).
A couple of the Lakers' top boys did not race, including Nico Monforte, winner of the previous week's race, and Lucas Early, who was third in the opening race.
Truckee's boys posted a winning score of 211 points to runner-up South Tahoe's 186, as all four of the Vikings' scoring racers finished ninth through 12th. North Tahoe's boys rounded out the top three with 178 points. They were followed by Douglas (166), Whittell (149), Carson (91) and Incline (77).
In the girls race, Maia Bickert of South Tahoe claimed the individual win in a time of 60.52. North Tahoe's Jessica Tidd was second in 61.57 and Incline's Amanda Pretti was third in 61.93.
Following Tidd, the Lakers' Francesca English placed sixth in 63.32, Bozhie Pokorny was 11th in 65.85 and Johanna Gur was 13th in 67.14 to round out the Lakers' top four scores.
The Lakers' results were just good enough to hold off the Truckee girls, as they took first by a three-point margin, 196-193, over their rival. South Tahoe's girls finished on Truckee's heels, with 191 points.
Maureen Lebel led the Truckee girls in fourth place, posting a time of 63.08, while teammate Sabrina Futrol was ninth in 65.31, Brittney Straw was 10th in 65.64 and Hailey Perkins was 12th in 66.87.
Whittell's girls were fourth with 146 points, followed by Incline (140), Douglas (132) and Carson (47).
Truckee won the combined with 404 points between its boys and girls teams. South Tahoe was second with 377 points and North Tahoe third with 374 points. Douglas (298) was a distant fourth, followed by Whittell (295), Incline (217) and Carson (138).


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The dancer/choreographer, whose 2½-year relationship with Jennifer Lopez, 44, recently ended, has been packing up his belongings from Lopez's Los Angeles home.
"He is upset about the split," a source says. "He really wanted to stay with Jennifer. He loves her and her kids."
Smart, 27, had been in Mexico premiering a short film but returned to L.A. on Friday to begin collecting his things.
One perk that comes with breaking up with one of Hollywood's hottest stars? "He gets to keep all the gifts that Jennifer bought him, including the customized truck that she gave him for his 25th birthday," the source says.
Although love might not cost a thing, the source says, "Jennifer has always been very generous and Casper has bags of things to move out."
He did manage to squeeze in a little fun, attending a concert by his friend, reggaeton musician Yandel, and – hey, why not, he's single – posting impressive shirtless photos of himself on Instagram.
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She was all smiles Saturday at a listening party at the Beats by Dr. Dre store, where, according to attendee Kat Sanchez, she was "in great spirits" and later told the crowd, "There has never been a more special project, special time in my life than this one."
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October 2008
Social Security Budget and Continuing Resolution
Social Security Continues to Make Progress Expediting Backlogged Disability Cases; Limited Resources Under a Continuing Resolution Already Slowing Momentum
Social Security Announces Nationwide Launch of Compassionate Allowances
Social Security Benefits will Increase 5.8 Percent for 2009
Social Security Has a New Strategic Plan
Getting People to Think About Retirement
Social Securitys 800 Number Celebrates 20th Anniversary, Receives Billionth Call
On September 30, 2008, President Bush signed H.R. 2638: the Consolidated Security, Disaster Assistance, and Continuing Appropriations Act, 2009. This bill contains a continuing resolution (CR) which funds most federal agencies, including Social Security, at their fiscal year 2008 levels through March 6, 2009. Operating under this CR, Social Security will have $300 million less than what was in the President's budget request for the first six months of the year. This severely restricted funding will have real effects within the agency and on our ability to serve the public.
Social Security cannot address the many challenges the agency faces without adequate and timely funding. In fiscal year 2008, Social Security made great strides towards putting the foundation in place to begin to truly address the hearings backlogs (more on that in the article below). To the extent possible, Social Security will do everything it can to try to minimize the deterioration of service to the public under the CR. However, given the tight fiscal constraints, service to constituents could be adversely affected and the forward progress we have made over the past year will likely be slowed.
To read more about Social Security's budget, visit www.socialsecurity.gov/budget.
Social Security Continues to Make Progress Expediting Backlogged Disability Cases; Limited Resources Under a Continuing Resolution Already Slowing Momentum
In fiscal year (FY) 2008, Social Security made impressive progress in the agency's efforts to resolve its backlog of disability cases.
Social Security hired and trained 190 new Administrative Law Judges, opened a National Hearing Center, virtually eliminated its entire aged case backlog of more than 135,000 cases, and implemented a quick disability determination process in all 50 states. As a result of these and many other activities, the disability backlog at the hearings level, which had been growing at the rate of about 70,000 cases each year for most of the decade, grew by less than 14,000 cases in FY 2008. In fact, had new receipts not substantially exceeded our expectations, the hearing operation would have seen a decrease in its pending cases.
"The plan we presented to Congress in May 2007 is working," said Social Security Commissioner Michael J. Astrue. "We have moved quickly to utilize new technologies, improve our business processes, and add new staff. Combined with the hard work of our employees and the support of Congress, we are clearly on the right track to providing Americans with disabilities the prompt service they deserve."
Looking ahead to FY 2009, Commissioner Astrue warns that the effects of an extended continuing resolution are slowing progress. "We simply cannot address the challenges we face without adequate and timely funding. Many things we need to do, such as increase support staff and add new hearing offices, will not happen if Congress is unable to pass an adequate appropriations bill soon."
To read more about Social Security's progress with the backlogged disability cases, visit www.socialsecurity.gov/pressoffice/pr/backlog-progress-pr.html.
Social Security Announces Nationwide Launch of Compassionate Allowances
On October 27, Commissioner Astrue announced the national rollout of the Compassionate Allowances initiative, a way to expedite the processing of disability claims for applicants whose medical conditions are so severe that their conditions obviously meet Social Security's standards.
"Getting benefits quickly to people with the most severe medical conditions is both the right and the compassionate thing to do," Commissioner Astrue said. "This initiative will allow us to make decisions on these cases in a matter of days, rather than months or years."
Social Security is launching this expedited decision process with a total of 50 conditions. Over time, more diseases and conditions will be added. A list of impairments, as well as more information about Compassionate Allowances, can be found at www.socialsecurity.gov/compassionateallowances/.
Social Security Benefits will Increase 5.8 Percent for 2009
More than 55 million Americans will see a 5.8 percent increase in their monthly Social Security and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits in 2009. This Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA), the largest since 1982, is based on the rise in the Bureau of Labor Statistics' Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers from the third quarter of the prior year to the corresponding period of the current year.
The COLA will begin with benefits that Social Security beneficiaries receive in January 2009. Increased payments to Supplemental Security Income beneficiaries will begin on December 31.
Also in 2009, the maximum amount of earnings subject to the Social Security tax will increase to $106,800 from $102,000.
For more information about Social Security's COLA and other changes that take effect in January, read our press release at www.ssa.gov/pressoffice/pr/2009cola-pr.htm.
Social Security Has a New Strategic Plan
With the motto, "Social Security Benefits America," this five-year plan identifies the challenges Social Security faces and the steps needed in the years ahead to meet those challenges head on. The plan concentrates on four specific goals:
"We face many challenges as we publish this plan," said Commissioner Astrue. "Over three-quarters of a million individuals are waiting for hearings on their disability applications. Due to the aging of the baby boomers, we are also being inundated with retirement and disability claims. In addition, we have to commit substantial resources to non-traditional Social Security workloads, including new elements of the Medicare program and immigration enforcement. To preserve the public's trust, we must move forward aggressively with process, policy, systems, regulatory, and legislative improvements. We are confident that the President, Members of Congress, and all of our stakeholders will work with us to achieve our goals."
Our Strategic Plan includes specific objectives and long-term outcomes the agency expects to achieve. The plan also notes the two key components to meeting our goals: Social Security's dedicated employees and advances in information technology. In addition, the plan includes a special initiative to encourage saving.
For the full text of Social Security's Strategic Plan, visit www.socialsecurity.gov/strategicplan.html.
Social Security wants to provide helpful information to workers regarding one of the most important decisions they will make: choosing when to begin collecting retirement benefits. This one decision can have a significant effect on the future financial well-being of the worker and his or her family.
One new way we're helping to provide more information is through the creation of our new Thinking of Retiring? supplement to the Social Security Statement. Starting this month, people who are age 55 and older will receive the Thinking of Retiring? inside their annual Statement.
Thinking of Retiring? covers different retirement age options, Medicare coverage, receiving benefits while working and more. It also promotes our new online Retirement Estimator at www.socialsecurity.gov/estimator and tells people how they can apply for benefits the quick and easy way—online.
Read Thinking of Retiring online at www.socialsecurity.gov/mystatement/insert1.html
October marks the 20th anniversary of Social Security's toll-free 800-number service, which first allowed Americans to conduct business with Social Security on the telephone. Over the past 20 years, our telephone service has grown and changed. Today, callers are able to conduct a wide array of Social Security transactions over the phone -- at 1-800-772-1213 -- either by speaking live to an agency representative or by using automated prompts.
Using our automated system, callers can request Social Security publications and informational material, ask for a Social Security card application (SS-5) to be mailed, request a Social Security Statement, or even have a replacement Medicare card sent to the address on record. If someone is already receiving benefits, he or she also can request a benefit verification letter over the phone and change personal information such as a mailing address or direct deposit information. And if a caller needs to visit Social Security, he or she can obtain the location of the closest office. All of these transactions can be performed without speaking to a representative. In fact, during FY 2008, more than one-third of all 800-number transactions were handled using automated prompts.
The automated telephone services are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Social Security representatives are available Monday through Friday from 7 am to 7 pm in each time zone.
The 800-number passed a second, significant milestone this month. On Monday, October 6th the service handled its one billionth transaction.
For more information about Social Security, readers also can visit our website at www.socialsecurity.gov.
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champagne (either an altering or, a comparison of the bubbles to the foam produced by shampoo)
I almost forgot the shampoo.
додав The Return of Light Joker 22 Квітня 2010
The word's origins come from sham, French, meaning false or fake - and poo, slang, referring to biological excrement more commonly referred to as "shit". Thus, one can only assume that shampoo is "false excrement" or "fake shit."
Examples of shampoo include: Prell, Clairol, Nioxin, Suave, etc.
додав nethcev! 23 Серпня 2006
To massage, as in a head. noun
I once got shampooed by a shrubbery.
(see definition for shrubbery)
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додав Audrey Karper 01 Вересня 2005
While a girl is giving you a blow job when you are about to cum you take her head and make it face down then you cum all over the top of her head.
Mary hadn't taken a shower in a while so she insisted on me giving her Shampoo
додав Peter File 69 20 Січня 2008
Any instance where something is mistaken for shit.
Holy Christ, someone shit in the pool!
Calm down, It's probably just shampoo.
Yeah, look, it's half a snickers bar.
They were just shitting us.
Calm down, It's probably just shampoo.
Yeah, look, it's half a snickers bar.
They were just shitting us.
додав Zoggg 05 Вересня 2007
intention to swear at a man
im going to shampoo any minute now r-jizzy barking
додав loojaro 17 Серпня 2006
To lie blatantly about something outrageous and pointless even when you are caught in the stupid, non-sensical, and idiotic lie.
He pulled a shampoo and tried to continue to lie about sleeping with the woman even when she told everyone else that it never happend.
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Rethinking Humanitarian Intervention: A McCormick Tribune Foundation Cantigny Post-Conference Report
Kenneth W. Abbott
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National Strategy Forum Review, Vol. 13, p. 25, 2003
As peacekeepers land in Liberia and the U.S. considers its level of involvement there, the issue of humanitarian intervention seems as pressing as ever. Similarly, recent debates over the need for UN Security Council authorization for military action in Iraq (taken partly for humanitarian reasons) and the UN role in pacifying and rebuilding that country pose fundamental questions about national sovereignty, legitimate authority and collective responsibility. To explore these matters, Northwestern University's Center for International and Comparative Studies convened a conference of experts on humanitarian intervention in May 2003, as part of the Cantigny Conference Series sponsored by the McCormick Tribune Foundation. The forty participants included academic specialists, former diplomats and military officers, and leaders of humanitarian NGOs. This article summarizes the deliberations of these experts on the major issues posed by humanitarian intervention.
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Amherst Council Member Richard "Jay" Anderson on Monday was given a conditional dismissal of the harassment charge levied against him in December.
Buffalo City Court Judge Joseph A. Fiorella gave Anderson a six-month "adjournment in contemplation of dismissal" for a second-degree harassment violation in which Anderson was accused of spitting on the grandmother of two of his stepchildren.
"All the parties involved agreed to a dismissal," said Anderson, 35.
"This does it in a way that further protects my family and my children from being exposed to the hardship that I've incurred."
He also restated that he did not spit on anyone and that the incident that led to his harassment charge was "fabricated to hurt my family."
"Once the accusation is made, nobody can make my family whole," he said. "For somebody who serves his community, serves his family, serves his country and has never done anything offensive to anybody, this has just been painful."
Anderson and his wife attended the Middle School Winter Concert at Nichols School on Dec. 19, an event that his wife's ex-husband also attended, along with the ex-husband's mother, Loretta Fitzpatrick.
According to a complaint filed two days later, Fitzpatrick, 71, stated that while she was walking out of the school, Anderson spit on her, "then laughed and walked away."
Anderson made no admission of guilt and faces no penalties as part of the carefully worded conditional discharge arrangement, said his attorney, Anthony Lana.
The case will be administratively dismissed as long as Anderson remains out of trouble for the next six months.
Fitzpatrick, meanwhile, was granted a six-month "non-offensive order of protection," which does not prohibit contact between her and Anderson but would result in stiffer penalties for Anderson if he engages in offensive conduct and behaves in an abusive manner toward her.
Fitzpatrick originally requested an order that would have prohibited Anderson from contacting her in any way.
Lana said Anderson's wife is engaged in a child custody battle with her ex-husband and that a conviction against Anderson would likely have aided her ex-husband's cause.
"There may be other things at play here," Lana said. He also said there were no supporting witness statements to the events described by Fitzpatrick.
Anderson, a U.S. Navy Reservist, was elected to his Town Board seat in November 2009. He will reach the end of his first four-year term in December. He said Monday that he looks forward to continuing to be a leader in the community.
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I tested a heavy-duty Silverado 2500HD.
Brawny Size and Looks
The first thing that strikes you about the Silverado 2500HD is its size: It's just plain huge. Even the exhaust pipe on our diesel-engine test truck was huge — it looks like Chevy stole it from a high-school brass band.
In crew-cab form with a standard-length box, the 2500HD measures 20 feet long, more than 6.5 feet wide and slightly less than 6.5 feet tall. The 2500HD is distinguished from light-duty models by its larger grille and more pronounced hood bulges. There's also more chrome on the bumper. Taken as a whole, the changes definitely up the truck's toughness factor a few notches.
Ride & Handling
It wasn't fun negotiating the 2500HD through the parking garage next to Cars.com's downtown Chicago offices, but the fact that I was able to get it through those tight confines without swiping any walls or cars speaks to the truck's maneuvering capabilities. It doesn't take long to get accustomed to the truck's size, and the overall driving experience is rather civilized. The truck feels stable when driving on the highway, too.
The 2500HD is still a heavy-duty model designed for serious work, though, and that's clearly evident from the super-firm suspension that limits body roll when cornering but results in a jarring ride on rough roads when the truck is unladen — even small bumps have a tendency to send massive vibrations through the frame and body that are severe enough to make the seat belt's shoulder strap lock in place. The high tire-pressure settings Chevrolet recommends for the 2500HD — 60 psi for the front tires and 72 psi for the rear ones — likely contribute to the stiff ride.
Visibility from the driver's seat is especially important when piloting a truck of this size, and the 2500HD provides good forward views for you — at the expense of lower-riding cars following you. Over-the-shoulder visibility is decent, and the optional rear parking sensors, which are bundled with adjustable pedals in the Safety package, are incredibly valuable when backing the truck into a loading bay or a parking space.
Going & Stopping
Buyers have a choice between two V-8 engines: one gas and one diesel. Both engines drive different six-speed automatic transmissions that feature a tow/haul mode and allow the driver to select gears by using a button on the column shifter. Rear- and four-wheel-drive models are offered, the latter featuring an electronic transfer case controlled by a dashboard knob on all models but the Work Truck, which has a manual transfer case and a floor-mounted lever.
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|365 @ 3,200
|Torque (lbs.-ft. @ rpm)
|373 @ 4,400
|660 @ 1,600
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GM's Duramax turbo-diesel engine provides impressive acceleration considering the 2500HD's 6,718-pound curb weight. Equally impressive, though, is how quiet the engine is, whether you're sitting in the driver's seat or standing next to the truck. There's some traditional diesel clatter, but it's muted at idle. The engine is also quiet at highway speeds, where it's only turning 1,700 rpm or so.
Chevrolet isn't required to provide fuel economy estimates for the 2500HD, but over the course of 180 miles of driving on highway and city roads the diesel truck averaged a respectable 18 mpg. The Allison 1000 automatic transmission's shifts are firm, but they're not the least bit harsh. This engine and transmission combination is an expensive option, though; it added $8,395 to the price of this truck.
Strict diesel emissions regulations necessitate that the Duramax engine be fitted with additional technology, like a self-cleaning particulate filter that Chevrolet says lowers soot and particulate output. I didn't notice any smoke or characteristic diesel-exhaust smell when standing near the exhaust pipe with the engine running.
Antilock brakes are standard, and the all-disc setup stops the big truck with authority and features a responsive brake pedal.
Cargo & Towing
Payload and trailer-towing capabilities can vary widely depending on which configuration of the 2500HD you're looking at, but our four-wheel-drive, crew-cab standard-box tester with the Duramax diesel V-8 had a payload rating of 2,482 pounds and a maximum trailer rating of 13,000 pounds with a regular ball hitch. A trailer-brake controller for use with trailers that have electrically controlled brakes is optional.
It's important to be able to secure any load in the cargo box when driving, and the 2500HD can be outfitted with an optional cargo management system that features rails with sliding tie-down points. Each is rated to 500 pounds. GM accessories like an overhead rack or toolbox can also be secured to the rails.
The Inside
Without running boards, it's a big step up into the 2500HD's cab. The front and rear passengers have large handles on the A- and B-pillars to help pull them up, but the driver has to rely on the steering wheel or some other piece of the cabin if they need a little help getting in.
Once situated, the truck's sizable width is immediately evident. The available leather front bucket seats are separated by a large center console with lots of space for storing odds and ends. The seats themselves have good thigh support and soft cushioning. The driving position is reasonably comfortable, but adding a telescoping feature to the tilt steering wheel would better accommodate different-sized drivers.
Buyers can choose between work- and luxury-oriented interior themes. The work-oriented dash uses nice materials and has details like chrome-ringed gauges. However, the small automatic air conditioning and stereo buttons don't seem appropriate for this interior, which will surely be used by work-glove-wearing owners. The oversized door pulls and large column shifter, meanwhile, should be ideal for gloved hands.
The crew cab's backseat offers decent space for adults, and like the front seats the leather bench has soft cushioning. Both the crew- and extended-cab backseats feature an elegantly simple folding mechanism that gives you more space for carrying luggage or other valuable cargo in the safety of the cab.
Silverado 2500HD in the Market
The heavy-duty truck segment is one of the few corners of the market where domestic manufacturers don't face import brands. Though that may change in the future, it doesn't mean the segment is ripe for the taking, as the 2500HD competes against an updated Super Duty lineup from Ford as well as Dodge's heavy-duty Ram. Besides its capabilities — which are easy to appreciate, even for a city slicker like me — the 2500HD's primary strength is its overall refinement, which says a lot about the level of competition in this segment.
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RuneHQ Welcome Parade
Welcome one and all to the opening ceremony of RuneHQ's birthday! Each year, we celebrate the triumph of being one of Runescape's biggest and most successful fansites by hosting some of the most spectacular events you will ever see!
This day, we mark the 9th year that RuneHQ was founded as part of the Global Gaming family, and has since expanded to include many talented community and staff members that bring everyone their guides and tips for Runescape, and so in honour of everyone who has participated in RuneHQ and been part of it's brilliant community, this celebration is for you!
What better way to open up the festivities than to lead a giant parade around Runescape, led of course by our Events Team members, to show Runescape that we are a fun and powerful community!
Event Details
Event Location: Lumbridge Courtyard
Date: Monday 1st October
Time: 5pm CST / 6pm EST / 10pm GMT / 11pm UK / 8am Sydney (Tuesday Morning)
World: 61 (F2P)
Friend Chat: The Eggman
Overflow Chat: Moo Moo739
Citadel BBQ and Battlefield fun
The party doesn't end with a parade, as RuneHQ opens up the portal to it's magnificent Tier 7 Citadel for the biggest after-party Runescape will ever see! This will be a brilliant opportunity to see some of the amazing feats that the RuneHQ clan has achieved in game, as well as socialising with our wonderful community.
Feeling bloodthirsty? Our battlefield will be specially customised so that everyone can join in on the fun in games such as capture the flag and team deathmatch.
If you've never seen a citadel dragon before, then our citadel won't disappoint as our dragons can be seen swooping in on the fun, as well as perched upon magnificent jewel-encrusted gold stands.
Our Events Team will be ready to host fun games such as treasure trails as well as hide and seek!
So if you're after an upbeat atmosphere full of other friendly players, our Citadel is waiting for you!
Event Details
Event Location: "RuneHQ" Citadel
Date: tuesday 2nd October
Time: 5pm CST / 6pm EST / 10pm GMT / 11pm UK / 8am Sydney (Wednesday Morning)
World: 60 (P2P)
Friend Chat: Moo Moo739
Overflow Chat: Sliverdager1
Stronghold of Player Safety Raid
It's that time of the year again, when all the bugs and pests come crawling from the cracks of the floor board, in fact that's exactly what's happening over at the Misthalin Training Centre of Excellence!
The legs, the antenna, eurgh I can't bear to look!
Join us as we venture deep underground to an abandoned jail, where cockroaches roam free. Here, our members can kill these persistent pests for loot such as Rune armour and weaponry, as well as the odd runes and coins! Rumours have it that deep within the tunnels, there's a chest that contains a unique pair of gloves and some coins for those who haven't discovered it yet!
The Misthalin Training Centre of Excellence is a great way to brush up on your account security knowledge, as well unlocking the Safety First Emote!
Event Requirements
This event is Dangerous
None, although we do recommend you have a decent combat level.
Event Rewards
Combat Experience
Any loot that you obtain
Safety First Emote (One-time reward)
Safety Gloves (One-time reward)
10k coins (One-time Reward)
Event Details
Event Location: Stronghold of Player Safety
Date: Wednesday 3rd October
Time: 5pm CST / 6pm EST / 10pm GMT / 11pm UK / 8am Sydney (Thursday Morning)
World: 61 (F2P)
Friend Chat: Sliverdager1
Overflow Chat: F-I-F Fuller
Enter a portal into a world of magic, where a labyrinth of connected floating islands contain some of the very essence used to bind runic energy.
Seek out floating essence, and charge it using the life force of elemental beings and nodes that wander the planes of the Runespan, but be careful not to get lost amidst the platforms that propel you from island to another. For every rune that you create, you will gain points which can be exchanged for rewards such as Wicked Runecrafting Robes, a Runic staff, or perhaps prestigious Esteem ranking.
Help locate the Yellow wizard within the Runespan, and they'll share with you what Runecrafting knowledge they possess!
Event Requirements
This event is Safe
Any Runecrafting Level can access the first floor
You will need 33 Runecrafting to access the second floor.
Event Rewards
Members can exchange their points for Wicked Robes, Runic Staves, and Esteem
Everyone can gain massive amounts of Runecrafting experience here.
Event Details
Event Location: Wizards Tower, first floor.
Date: Thursday 4th October
Time: 5pm CST / 6pm EST / 10pm GMT / 11pm UK / 8am Sydney (Friday Morning)
World: 61 (F2P)
Friend Chat: F-I-F Fuller
Overflow Chat: Seinami
Chompy Bird Hunting
"Dem big birds make great dinner for Rantz"
Better than a thanksgiving Turkey, Rantz? Apparently so! This evening we're hosting a hunt for some of Runescape's finest avian cuisine, although attracting such a bird involves inflating frogs to lure... wait I'm sorry.. Inflating frogs? What kind of animal cruelty is this?
Rantz insists that the best way to attract Big Chompy Birds is to inflate frogs using the Ogre Bellows that can be found in his cave, and lay them within the marshes of Feldip Hills.
Those successful will be able to wear some of the finest feathered hats for raking up the kills, so if you fancy a hat, want to train your ranging skills, or perhaps you're working towards a trimmed completionist cape, then our event would be perfect opportunity socialise with RuneHQ and do just that!
Event Requirements
This event is Dangerous
You will have needed to complete "Big Chompy Bird Hunting" and "Zogre flesh Eaters" quests.
You will need an Ogre Bow, and some Ogre Arrows. These items can be made by fletching them from nearby Achey Trees, and Wolf Bones.
Event Rewards
Obtaining and upgrading your Ogre hats. Click here to see what Ogre Hats you can acquire.
Event Details
Event Location: Feldip Hills Fairy Ring
Date: Friday 5th October
Time: 5pm CST / 6pm EST / 10pm GMT / 11pm UK / 8am Sydney (Saturday Morning)
World: 60 (P2P)
Friend Chat: Addict Kairi
Overflow Chat: Super Fly
Stealing Creation
In another plane lies clay of a mystical property. Today we step forth into this dimension and use all our skill to transform this clay into items that can be used for survival, whether it be runes, food or combat weapon and armour, in order to vanquish tour opposing team. Whether you gather the clay yourself, steal from others, get friends to help you or even kill others for their clay is entirely up to you!
Those who have work hard to gather the clay may be rewarded with clay used outside of this plane that can give bonus experience in skills of their choosing!
Event Requirements
This event is Safe
Having Level 1, 20, 40, 60 or 80 in any gathering skill would be an advantage
Event Rewards
Sacred Clay Armour and Weaponry that provides double experience in combat or spellcasting.
Sacred Clay Tools that provides double experience in gathering and production skills
Event Details
Event Location: Gamer's Grotto
Date: Saturday 6th October
Time: 5pm CST / 6pm EST / 10pm GMT / 11pm UK / 8am Sydney (Sunday Morning)
World: 60 (P2P)
Friend Chat: Super Fly
Overflow Chat: Raider King
General Graardor
With the Summer over, hopefully General Graardor has removed his swimming bikini and speedos (my mind is still disturbed over such imagery) and back into the Armament that bears the symbol of Bandos!
RuneHQ invites you to join us on boss hunt of epic proportions, as we slay the servants of Bandos and charge into the command room where the Ourg General and his goblin sergeants protect Godsword artefacts as well as their armour.
Do you dare assault one of the toughest bosses in Gielinor?
Events Requirements
This event is Dangerous
You will need 60 Strength to enter the Bandos Encampment
You will need a Hammer
Event Rewards
Possible loot via lootshare of a Bandos Chestplate, Bandos Tassets, Bandos Boots, Bandos Hilt, or Godsword Shards.
Event Details
Event Location: Bandos Encampment
Date: Sunday 7th October
Time: 5pm CST / 6pm EST / 10pm GMT / 11pm UK / 8am Sydney (Monday Morning)
World: 67 (P2P lootshare)
Friend Chat: Raider King
Overflow Chat: The Eggman
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CBS has set its season finale dates for the 2013-2014 season.
Notably, the two-hour Survivor finale will move to a Wednesday for the first time since 2002. As previously announced, the one-hour series finale of How I Met Your Mother will air on March 31.
Spring TV Preview: Where we left off with returning shows
The Crazy Ones - which was conspicuously left off of CBS' renewal announcement last week - will also get an expanded one-hour finale on Thursday, April 17. The Mentalist, which has also not yet been renewed for next season, will conclude on Sunday, May 18.
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Aug. 8, 1932 – June 3, 2013
Conrad P. Dougherty, an active member of St. Paul Catholic Church and longtime Red Cross blood donor, died June 3 in Erie County Medical Center after a lengthy battle with Alzheimer's disease. He was 80.
Mr. Dougherty was born in Scranton, Pa., and lived in the Bronx before enlisting in the U.S. Navy. He served during the Korean War on the USS Roanoke, playing catcher for the ship's baseball team in the summer. This was no surprise, since he had turned down offers from the farm teams for the Boston Red Sox and New York Giants so he could join the Navy.
Mr. Dougherty moved to Buffalo in 1955 and worked on the Radar Squad of the Buffalo Police Department before finding what he said was his true calling – working in sales for Prudential Insurance Co. Over the course of 29 years, he won many sales awards.
Mr. Dougherty, who was known as "Connie" to his friends, married Maureen Walsh in St. Joseph's New Cathedral in 1965.
The couple became houseparents at Baker Hall in the "Mac House" group home in Lackawanna, supervising six teenage boys for two years.
The couple later moved to Kenmore, where they were parishioners at St. Paul Catholic Church. Mr. Dougherty was active in the Holy Name Society and Home School Association, and a member of Our Lady of Hope and Kenmore Councils, Knights of Columbus.
He also was a member of Brounshidle Post 205, American Legion, and the Kenmore Lions Club, which he served as treasurer.
Mr. Dougherty enjoyed family life and riding his motorcycle, playing pool and listening to violin music.
Over many years of regular giving, Mr. Dougherty became a 30-gallon blood donor for the Red Cross and, in a final act of generosity, donated his body to the University at Buffalo Medical School.
Besides his wife, he is survived by two daughters, Erin Koprevich and Megan Walker, and a son, Sean.
A Memorial Mass and celebration of his life will be at 11 a.m. Aug. 10 in St. Joseph University Catholic Church, 3269 Main St.


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, updated October 2, 2012 at 10:58 AM
Ellicott District resident Bohdan Chomyn counts as many as 10 cats living in his neighborhood.
He's not happy about it, and he said Monday that the cats damage his property by making his yard uninhabitable and scratching his cars.
In an effort to get a handle on the city's cat population, Council Member Darius G. Pridgen has a proposal to require city cat owners to license their pets, though he said his legislation is just a way to start the conversation. Meanwhile, cat experts said legislation won't curb the cat population; only spaying and neutering will.
To County Legislature Chairwoman Betty Jean Grant's dismay, her University Heights property has become a refuge for neighborhood cats.
Her neighbor likes to feed cats that roam the block, and they defecate in Grant's yard and flower boxes, creating a health hazard for her family, she said.
Grant's shaded patio is host to between 12 and 18 cats at any one time, partly because she has a fence, which makes the cats feel safe.
"Never had a cat," she said. "Not my favorite animal."
Grant is sensitive to her constituents who may be fond of cats and said she doesn't have anything against them, but she doesn't want them in her yard.
Calls to the city and animal shelters haven't been able to resolve the situation, she said.
Pridgen said that he is trying to help residents who are frustrated by the lack of response from authorities about unwanted neighborhood cats and that he is not trying to find the city a new revenue stream.
"In a city where you have to have a permit to have chickens, a license to have a dog, there is no requirement for people to register their cats," he said. "I understand it's a hot-button issue, but the way I've decided to approach it is to really hear from the public before even thinking of penning any sort of legislation because there are two sides to this discussion."
Without having a procedure requiring cat owners to register their cats, there is no way to know whether a cat is a stray or someone's pet, he said.
Pridgen said he hasn't thought about how a licensing proposal would affect the city workforce or about fees, and is thinking first about what the best solution is.
Edie Offhaus,co-founder of Feral Cat Focus, called any proposal to license cats "almost laughable."
"There's no way you're going to enforce that," Offhaus said. "I'm sure that animal control in the City of Buffalo has better things to do than run around and get people to adhere to some kind of licensing."
More effort needs to be made to spay or neuter and vaccinate cats, and return them to their neighborhoods, she said. "It's all about keeping the numbers down," she said.
Cats that don't belong to any one owner but are being fed by people in the neighborhood are a community issue and should be dealt with by people in the community, said Gina Browning, director of public relations at the SPCA Serving Erie County.
Chomyn, who lives near Gates Circle, said he has called multiple agencies for help but has not found relief.
He said that the cats can carry infection and that he is afraid to be in his yard.
Lawmakers are expected to discuss the resolution during the Legislation Committee meeting Oct. 9.
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Chautauqua Institution adds more concerts
Chautauqua Institution's amphitheater schedule is nearly set. Two more shows recently joined the list: country star Travis Tritt (July 19) and pop-gospel singer Amy Grant (Aug. 24).
Another intriguing event pairs Paul Simon and current U.S. poet laureate Billy Collins for an evening of (dangling?) conversation on Aug. 16. That show will feature more talk than music, though Simon will bring his guitar.
In case you missed the previously announced shows, they include Straight No Chaser (June 22); Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers with Edie Brickell (June 28); a bill dubbed Sailing Rock with Christopher Cross, Orleans, Gary Wright, John Ford Coley and Player (July 5); Michael McDonald (July 12); the Golden Boys of Bandstand with Frankie Avalon, Fabian and Bobby Rydell (July 26); the Beach Boys (Aug. 9); and KC and the Sunshine Band and Village People (Aug. 23).
Just one open date remains (Aug. 2). Tickets for all the above will go on sale April 1.
Notable Chautauqua speakers? How about E.J. Dionne (July 15); Ruth Bader Ginsburg (July 29); Dr. Timothy Johnson (Aug. 19); MSNBC's Chris Hayes (July 1); astronaut Story Musgrave (June 26); and writers Brian Greene (June 27), David Brooks (July 16), and George Packer (July 18).
Chautauqua also welcomes back a frequent guest, humorist Mark Russell, on July 3.
Is it ever too early to get revved up for St. Patrick's Day? Not in this city. Thus, Bastard Bearded Irishmen will pump you up on Friday at Sherlock's with rousing anthems like "Drinkem', Drankem' Drunkem'" and "If I Ever Leave This World Alive."
That's one good reason to check them out. No. 2: They'll welcome special guest Randy Baumann, an Erie native (and long-ago member of Plato's Cave). He'll join them on a few songs.
Can't make it? Bastard Bearded Irishmen will open for the Clarks on Saturday at Cleveland's Grog Shop and for Jackyl on July 19 at Roar on the Shore in Perry Square.
The Erie Insurance Arena's website lists an April 16 show by Roger McGuinn, formerly of the Byrds, but don't get too excited. That show will be at the Palace Theatre in Hamburg, N.Y., but the Warner box office is selling tickets for the show, including online (www.erieevents.com) and by phone (452-4857). Tickets are $34.
Tickets do go on sale Friday for one Erie show: the Justin Moore, Dustin Lynch and Chris Pardi country concert announced last week. Tickets are $39.75 and $25.75.
PACA, 1505 State St., will host a cool film and music event on March 22. "Bflo Pnk 1.0," from filmmaker and journalist Elmer Ploetz, chronicles Buffalo's fertile punk music scene in the 1970s and early 1980s that included the Jumpers, Mark Freeland, Lip Service, Pauline and the Perils, the Enemies and more.
More like the Vores, led by Erie native, Biff Heinrich, who re-formed the group in 2004. The Vores will play at the March 22 show, along with Unordained, which includes Burny White, Heinrich's brother. Vores also feature Dave Meinzer, who was in Davy & the Crocketts.
For advance tickets and more information, visit http://buffalopunkerie.eventbrite.com.


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This Album continues our experimental sequence by creating a research model based on this site's data. It will show how to consolidate the range of data throughout the site by focus on a single play's performance history: in this case Much Ado About Nothing. Most of the following images were collected in about an hour, using the site's Galleries; and the remainder took scarcely longer, exploring recommended links (with similar educational purposes only). They illustrate the extraordinary range of characterizations, costumes, and settings which the play has evoked over the centuries, from Holbein's 16th c. Hampton Court to the British India of Queen Victoria. One use of these images might be to define the range of expressions of Beatrice and Benedick when paired, and to try to co-ordinate them in a sequence of feelings. Another might be to use the costuming of Benedick as a source of clues to his characterization. Alternatively: to what extent do the settings of the action suggest the play is a critique of high society? Remember that there are also three video clips (#9,10,11) of scenes from Much Ado in our Video Gallery. More to come!
The Bastard Don John: Driver of the Plot of Much Ado (1575).
"Don Juan de Austria" as mocked by Velázquez, when re-enacted by a Court Clown (dated 1635-45).
Don John's Statue in Messina.
The Bastard Don John of Shakespeare's Much Ado, UCB 1996: Andres Davidovits.
Title-page of the Quarto Edition of Much Ado About Nothing 1600
Dogberry? - "The Constable of the Watch with his Dog: Much Ado, III.iii." (17th c.)
Much Ado, IV.i. Claudio rejects Hero at their Wedding. From Nicholas Rowe's edition of Shakespeare, 1709.
Mrs. Hannah Pritchard (17111768) excelled as Beatrice in 1748.
Much Ado About Nothing: David Garrick in his last performance as Benedick, Drury Lane Theatre, London, 1776.
Much Ado About Nothing: Mrs. Abington as Beatrice, London, Drury Lane Theatre, 1775
Much Ado about Nothing: Anna Cora Ritchie (1819-1870) as Beatrice.
Much Ado About Nothing: Edward Loomis Davenport (1816-77) as Benedick, London, Princess Theatre, 1848
Much Ado: John Gilbert as Dogberry. 1855.
Charles Kean as Benedick and Ellen Kean as Beatrice in Much Ado, Princess's Theatre, 1858.
Much Ado About Nothing (II.i, the masked ball scene): Charles Kean as Benedick, Mrs. Kean as Beatrice, Princess' theatre, 1859.
Much Ado about Nothing: John Lester Wallack (1820-1888) as Benedick.
Miss Julia Dean (1830-68) as Beatrice,
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John Lester Wallack (1820-1888) as Benedick in "Much Ado About Nothing".
Much Ado About Nothing: Ellen Terry and Henry Irving as Benedick and Beatrice (between 1870-90).
Much Ado About Nothing: Johnston Forbes-Robertson's painting: Lyceum Theatre, London, 1882.
Much Ado About Nothing: John Forbes Robertson (1853-1937) as Claudio.
Much Ado: Viola Tree (1884-1938) as Hero.
Much Ado About Nothing: Benson's Shakespeare Festival, Stratford-upon-Avon.
Much Ado About Nothing: Beerbohm Tree as Benedick
Much Ado About Nothing, 1904: Julia Marlowe (1865-1950) as Beatrice, E. H. Sothern (1859-1933) as Benedick.
Peggy Ashcroft as Beatrice, Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford, 1950.
Much Ado: John Gielgud as Benedick; Peggy Ashcroft as Beatrice.
Albert Finney as Don Pedro in Much Ado: National Theatre Company, Director: Franco Zeffirelli, 1965.
Much Ado About Nothing: Oregon Shakespeare Festival Program, Ashland, 1965.
Much Ado, Royal Shakespeare Company,1971,
Much Ado, Royal Shakespeare Company, 1971.
Much Ado, Royal Shakespeare Company, 1971
Much Ado, Royal Shakespeare Company, 1968.
Much Ado About Nothing: 1976, Royal Shakespeare Company.
Much Ado About Nothing, 1976, Royal Shakespeare Company.
Much Ado, Royal Shakespeare Company, April 1976
Much Ado About Nothing, Stratford Festival, Ontario, Canada, 1980.
Much Ado: Great Lakes Shakespeare Festival, 1981.
Much Ado, Royal Shakespeare Company, 1982.
Much Ado About Nothing (5.4.90), 1990, Royal Shakespeare Company.


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GOP Donor Hosts McAuliffe Fundraiser
On Monday night, Bill Clinton, who's popped up all over Virginia promoting Democrat Terry McAuliffe, his longtime friend and the Democratic Party's powerhouse fundraiser, is headlining another event for Mr. McAuliffe's race for governor, according to Democratic sources.
The twist is that the setting will be the McLean mansion of Dwight Schar, a wealthy homebuilder who started his empire in Virginia – and a former fundraiser for the Republican National Committee.
Yes, from 2005 to 2007, Mr. Schar was the RNC's finance chairman—he was also a George W. Bush Pioneer-level donor, and gave several hundred thousand dollars in 2012 to GOP PACs and candidates, according to the non-partisan Center for Responsive Politics.
This summer, Mr. Schar announced he was endorsing Mr. McAuliffe instead of Republican Ken Cuccinelli, the state's attorney general, and has backed up his candidate with $25,000. It surprised GOP lawmakers and donors in Washington and elsewhere, according to a half-dozen of them. The Democratic coup of getting a top GOP contributor to host an event for Mr. McAuliffe – with the former president along – shocked them.
"Bill Clinton showing up at Dwight Schar's house for a Terry McAuliffe fundraiser is huge news, huge," said Republican Bobbie Kilberg, president of the influential Northern Virginia Technology Council and a longtime GOP donor and activist.
Mrs. Kilberg, who is a friend of Mr. Schar, said, "Dwight does not cross party lines to support a Democrat lightly."
In the 1980s, Mr. Schar, founder of what is now NVR Inc., one of the country's largest homebuilders, began giving heavily to the Republican party and GOP candidates in Virginia.
He was part of a wave of developer-donors based in the booming Northern Virginia suburbs who were replacing the traditional "old money" from Richmond's investment firms in Republican and Democratic politics.
Now, he's in with a new wave of GOP-leaning developers from that part of the state who have turned to Mr. McAuliffe this year.
The RNC didn't immediately comment on its former finance chairman's bi-partisan giving this year.
Cuccinelli spokeswoman Anna Nix said, "While Terry McAuliffe and liberal out-of-state backers like Michael Bloomberg are trying impose a big-government agenda on Virginia, Ken Cuccinelli remains the only candidate in this race with a positive, substantive plan to create 58,000 jobs and diversify the economy."
A spokesman for the McAuliffe campaign said, "Republicans like Dwight Schar are supporting Terry because they know he'll have a bipartisan approach and put pragmatism ahead of ideology."
Mr. Schar, who spends most of the time now in Palm Beach, Fla., said that he believes Mr. McAuliffe is better for Virginia's business community and transportation projects, but he declined to comment further. He has said previously that he is concerned about the impact of Mr. Cuccinelli's conservative position on social issues such as abortion on voters.
Mr. Schar isn't going AWOL from the GOP. This year he added another $25,000 to the $100,000 he'd already given Republican Gov. Bob McDonnell's leadership PAC.
He's donated a total of $25,000 to three other Virginia Republican candidates, and at least $30,000 towards Republican Sen. Mitch McConnell's re-election efforts in Kentucky, according to the non-partisan Virginia Public Access Project and the Center for Responsive Politics in Washington.
Mrs. Kilberg said Mr. Schar's decision to support Mr. McAuliffe may be a microcosm of the national concerns of major GOP donors with the growing policy split within the party. He's hardly alone among Virginia business people who are giving to Mr. McAuliffe this year.
Mrs. Kilberg said she wouldn't attend Mr. Schar's event for Mr. McAuliffe. "I don't give to Democrats, as a matter of principle," she said. But she confirmed that she hasn't given to Mr. Cuccinelli, either, this year.


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Pregnant Kate, 31, sported a short camel-colored coat that covered her baby bump. She also wore her faithful Aquatalia brown suede boots and one of her favorite winter hats – the Lock and Co Betty Boop, which she donned to the close friend Mark Tomlinson's recent wedding in Switzerland.
As for her earrings, they were designed by Kiki McDonough, a favorite jeweler of hers. They are cushion-cut citrine diamond earrings from the jeweler's classic range, Eternal, and they retail for £1,200 (or approximately $1,800).
Kate wore diamond earrings from the designer on her first Christmas Day as a married woman in December 2011.
Kate and William, 30, arrived just before lunch at the prestigious Cheltenham Festival, about 120 miles west of London. At the races, a horse owned in part by Mike Tindall, the rugby-playing husband of William's cousin Zara Phillips, is taking part.
Craig Norwood / Splash News
The couple's arrival was heralded by enthusiasm from excited racegoers when they emerged from their car in the rain. Also in attendance: Zara Philliip's mum, Princess Anne.
Her visit came as it was announced that scouting volunteer Kate will attend a training event in the north west of England next week.
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Blast Off! - 6-8:30 p.m. June 6, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. June 7, and 9 a.m. June 8, Watts Memorial United Methodist Church, Walnut Street, Belleville. Call 935-2518 for more information.
Blast Off VBS - 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 7, Kish Valley Grace Brethren Church, 99 Taylor Drive, Reedsville. Classes for children in pre-K through fifth grades. Lunch is included. Families are invited to a celebration at 10 a.m. June 8 at the church. Call 667-2500 for more information.
Son West Roundup - 6-8 p.m. June 8-12, Port Royal Presbyterian Church. Registration begins at 5:45 p.m. Classes for children ages 3-12. Call Marci Walters at 527-2099 for more information.
Agency D3 - 6-8:30 p.m. June 8-12, First Baptist Church, Mifflintown. Classes for children who have completed kindergarten through fifth grade. Call 436-9261 for more information.
Weird Animals - 6:30-8:45 p.m. June 8-12, Millerstown United Methodist Church. Classes are for children 4 years old through fifth grade. Call Deb Roush at 589-3213 to register.
Wilderness Escape - 6-8:15 p.m. June 8-12, Milroy Christian and Missionary Alliance Church. Classes for children age 3 through seventh grade.
Amazing Animals - 6-8:30 p.m. June 9-13, Freedom Avenue United Methodist Church, Burnham. Classes for all ages. Call 248-4747.
Weird Animals - 6-8:30 p.m. June 9-13, Freedom Avenue United Methodist Church, Burnham. Bible school will start with a pizza party at 5 p.m. June 13. Classes for children of all ages.
Weird Animals - 6-8:30 p.m. June 15-19, Yeagertown United Methodist Church. Classes for ages 3-12. Older youth are welcome as class aides. Call 248-0150 for more information.
Bible school - 6:30-8:30 p.m. June 15-19, Mountain View Chapel, Reedsville. Call 667-3312 for more information.
Trinity Fun Fair - 6-8 p.m. June 16-20, Trinity United Church of Christ, on Oak Street, in Lewistown. Classes for children ages 4 and up. Pre-register by calling 248-3437.
Nehemiah: Building Each Other Up - 6:15-8:30 p.m. June 16-20, Bunkertown Church of the Brethren, McAlisterville. Children 3 years old through sixth grade are invited to help rebuild the walls of Jerusalem. Call 463-3572 for more information.
Kingdom Rock - 6:30-8 p.m. June 16-20, Crossroads Church of God of Prophecy, on Route 235 South, East Salem. Classes for all ages. Call 463-2389.
Creation! - 6:30-8:30 p.m. June 16-20, Trinity United Methodist Church, Mifflin. Classes for children in the nursery through fifth grade. Call 436-2518 for more information.
Wilderness Escape - 6:15-8:30 p.m. June 16-20, Brown's United Methodist Church, McAlisterville.
McVeytown Community Bible School - 6-8:45 p.m. June 16-20, McVeytown United Methodist and McVeytown Presbyterian churches. Classes for age 3 through high school. Call Bobbie Goss at 899-5630 or email email@example.com for more information. Pre-registration is not required.
Wilderness Escape - 6:30-8:30 p.m. June 16-20, Calvary Bible Church, Lewistown. Classes are for children age 4 through fifth grade. Call 248-5409 for more information.
Gangway to Galilee - 6-8:30 p.m. July 21-25, New Life Church, 101 N. Beech St., Burnham. Classes are for children age 4 through fifth grade.
Weird Animals - 6-8:30 p.m. June 22-26, St. John's Lutheran Church, Lewistown. Call 248-8780 for more information.
How We Grow With God - 6-8:30 p.m. June 22-26, Leininger's Lutheran Church, near the village of Oriental. Classes for children in preschool through sixth grade. Call the Rev. Vickie Brown at (570) 417-9874 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Directions to the church are available www.lutheransonline.com/leiningers.
Weird Animals - 9-11:30 a.m. June 23-27, Lower Tuscarora Presbyterian Church. Classes for ages 4 through sixth grade. Call 994-0438 for more information. A picnic for all students and families is scheduled to be held at the close of Bible school on June 27.
International Spy Academy - 6:30-8:30 p.m. June 23-27, Fairview Bible Church, 5290 State Route 103 North, Lewistown. Classes for kindergarten through sixth grade. Call 242-1098 for more information.
Weird Animals - 6:30-8:45 p.m. June 23-27, Thompsontown Baptist Church. Call 535-5203 for more information.
Weird Animals - 6-8 p.m., July 7-11, Trinity United Methodist Church, 428 S. Main St., Lewistown.
Arrow Island: Choosing God's Way - 6:30-8:30 p.m. July 21-25, Strodes Mills Baptist Church, 8151 U.S. Highway 522 South, Lewistown. Classes for children age 3 through sixth grade. Transportation is available. Call 248-9484 for more information.
SonTreasure Island - 6-8:30 p.m., July 27 to Aug. 1, Lewistown Presbyterian Church. Call 248-4561 for more information.
Agency D3 - 6-8 p.m., July 28 to Aug. 1, Evangel Baptist Church, 375 W. Fifth St., Lewistown. Classes for children in kindergarten through sixth grade. Call 242-2769 for more information.
God's Backyard - 6-8 p.m. Aug. 4-8, Shrader United Methodist Church, Reedsville. Classes for children ages 4 and up.


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a person who resembles will ferrel and bruce willis, very beliigerent, likes to get big air, raging his face off is his favorite past time.
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quote: If you read their whole complaint, they spend a lot of time basically congratulating themselves on the work they did, and what they accomplished. Their point? Because of all that work, they deserve some consideration in their claims of copying. They are setting the stage for why Samsung's copycatting is so harmful to them.Personally, I think it is crap, but at the same time, it is pretty obvious Samsung has been trying to make Apple-like products, and succeeding. Their boxes are very similar, and (some of) their phones look like Samsung versions of iPhones. It's not like it was an accident that their "minimalist" design is a lot like Apple's. That said, I just don't think Apple deserves any protection for the look of their device. The Apple logo, maybe, but that's about it.


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News about Lee Westwood, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Mickelson Scrambles Back After Rough Start at P.G.A.
After a second-place finish at the British Open, Phil Mickelson had four bogeys in his first 11 holes to start the P.G.A. Championship, but rallied to shoot a 71.
July 29, 2016, Friday
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A Common Goal at the Top of the Leaderboard: Winning a First Major
The six golfers who were leading the U.S. Open field at the end of play on Saturday were being chased by Jason Day, the world No. 1.
June 19, 2016, Sunday
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As Winning Majors Gets Tougher, Losing Them Is Easier to Stomach
At the P.G.A. Championship, Jason Day broke through with his first win in a major, but top golfers such as Sergio Garcia and Lee Westwood remain without a major title.
August 18, 2015, Tuesday
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After Years on the Outside at the Masters, Europeans May Be Poised to Win
Since 1999, Europe has taken six of eight Ryder Cups and celebrated the ascension to No. 1 of four of its own. And yet in the same span, the Europeans have struggled to contend at the Masters.
April 6, 2015, Monday
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First Round Suspended in Bahamas L.P.G.A. Classic
Brooke Pancake shot a six-under-par 67 to take a one-stroke lead in the suspended first round of the Bahamas L.P.G.A. Classic.
February 6, 2015, Friday
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In Ryder Cup Picks, Results Are Not Everything
The final players were selected on Tuesday for the United States and European teams that will play in the Ryder Cup.
September 3, 2014, Wednesday
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Westwood, Despite Troubles, Shares Lead
Lee Westwood was atop the P.G.A. Championship leader board after the first round, tied with the Americans Ryan Palmer and Kevin Chappell.
August 8, 2014, Friday
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Westwood's Lead Shrinks
Lee Westwood's four-shot lead was trimmed to one after he bogeyed the final hole of the third round of the Malaysian Open in Kuala Lumpur.
April 20, 2014, Sunday
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Woods Makes Cut, but Barely
While Tiger Woods survived the 36-hole cut on the number after shooting a 69 on Friday, Rory McIlroy stayed in control at the Honda Classic.
March 1, 2014, Saturday
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Mickelson Raises a Jug to Links Golf
Phil Mickelson got hot when Adam Scott and Lee Westwood faltered and won the British Open for the first time.
July 22, 2013, Monday
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Cocaine; blow; snow. A white, powdery drug that is snorted, and grown primarily in South America.
"She was on the talcum powder"
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An orgasm so dry, you swear it could be powder. It results when a man has blown his load a lot in a short amount of time.
By the fourth time that weekend, Dave was pretty much dealing his girlfriend straight Tal-Cum.
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"When kim was changing i saw some talcum on her thong."
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