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College of Liberal Arts honors Religious Studies professor with Pro Bene Meritis award
Thu, May 19, 2011
Dr. Howard Miller, recently retired after almost 40 years of teaching in the Departments of History and Religious Studies, recently received the Pro Bene Meritis award, the highest honor bestowed by the College of Liberal Arts at The University of Texas at Austin. The awards ceremony took place at the San Jacinto Residence Hall Multi-Purpose Room on April 28, 2011. The purpose of the award is "to honor individuals who are committed to the liberal arts, who have made outstanding contributions in professional or philanthropic pursuits, or who have participated in service related to the College of Liberal Arts."
Over the course of an extraordinary career at The University of Texas at Austin, Dr. Miller built a reputation for teaching excellence that is second to none. He won most of the University's teaching awards, including the Liberal Arts Council Award, the Harry Ransom Award, the Jean Holloway Award, and the Friar Centennial Teaching Fellowship. In 2009, he received one of the inaugural System-wide awards for teaching excellence, the Regents' Outstanding Teaching Award.
A masterful storyteller, Dr. Miller's courses on American religion became legendary. In broad survey courses such as "History of Religion in America" as well as more specialized topics like "The Cinematic Lives of Jesus" and "Unbelief in America," he brought a captivating lecture style that combined an obvious passion for his subject with a certain sense of showmanship. His ability to weave stories and themes into a compelling narrative resonated with students, allowing them to see the large fabric of American religious history as well as their own personal strands within it.
Howard Miller was born in Graham, Texas, one of six children from a Southern Baptist family. The first one in his family to go to college, he earned a bachelor's degree in music and a master's in history from the University of North Texas. After completing a doctorate in American intellectual history from the University of Michigan in 1970, he taught for a year at Hope College in Michigan. In 1971, the History Department at The University of Texas at Austin hired Dr. Miller to teach courses in American religious history – a relatively new field of study at the time, both nationally and at the University. From that time forward, Dr. Miller served as a focal point for the academic study of religion on the Forty Acres, bringing distinguished scholars to campus to talk about Religious Studies, nurturing a community of faculty interested in religion, and developing important connections with members of the wider community. He, more than any other person, is responsible for cultivating the growth of Religious Studies on campus from a small number of courses into a blossoming department with its own faculty, undergraduate curriculum, and graduate program.
The Department of Religious Studies congratuates Dr. Miller on receiving this prestigious honor and wishes him an enjoyable retirement.
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My littles love hanging out at my office, so much so that we even land up there on weekends.
The star attraction? A family of ducks that have made this open area in my workplace their home.
Snubnose has been coming here ever since she was three, and even now, every time we pass this side (which is often), she begs us to stop so that she can see the ducks.
Piglet loves the open area and the fountains. But when he sees the ducks, he turns very quiet, takes a couple of cautious steps backward and observes from a distance. Sensible little fellow.
As usual, we were having so much fun that I forgot to take any casual pics. It was just before we were leaving that I was able to quickly snap a few pics on the phone.
And here's one of snubnose as well. She looked at the first pic I clicked and insisted on another one just so that she can show off her Minnie Mouse bag that she got for her birthday last year. She's growing up to be such a fashionista!
I love the way she's carrying it just as though it were a designer bag 🙂 . Such a pity I didn't get better pictures. It was a dull and smoggy day, and the light was pathetic. OK OK, it's actually my photography that is pathetic 🙁

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It makes sense but how much of a hassle is it to deal with 19 separate orders (and packing them) vs one package for 19 tarps.
If I order one it will be used when I carry a tarp and nothing else.
It makes sense but how much of a hassle is it to deal with 19 separate orders (and packing them) vs one package for 19 tarps.
If I order one it will be used when I carry a tarp and nothing else.
'Classic.' A book which people praise and don't read. ― Mark Twain
Who cares about showers, gourmet food, using flush toilets. Just keep on walking and being away from it all.
There are times that the only way you can do something is to do it alone.
I'd be interested to see what the total price ends up being after adding in the re-shipping charge.
"Civilization is the limitless multiplication of unnecessary necessities." - Mark Twain
I go to nature to be soothed and healed, and to have my senses put in order. - John Burroughs
i am odering 2 tarps thats 70.00 bucks.tom hennessey wanted 200.00 bucks for his smaller camo tarp and that was shipping to england needless to say our british hanger opted for the claytor camo tarp 40.00 bucks shiped to england,right now the claytor tarp is the best bang for the buck 40.00 buck for one or 35.00 if more than one thats free shipping to.sorry i got the cheaper 30.00 dollar deal with free shipping to one point.but it would cost more time and money than that would be worth.neo
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I agree, I didn't need another tarp but thought having a "camo" one would be cool if I could get it at a discount. Paying next to full price however?? That does not justify one just for the heck of it. I'll have to drop out of this buy this time.
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The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children has expressed its condolences to the Schiavo family following the death of Terri Schiavo in the USA yesterday, and warned that the British Parliament is on the brink of enshrining Schiavo-like killings in statute law if it passes the Mental Capacity Bill next week. Terri, 41, who had been a coma-like state for over ten years after suffering a heart attack, died 14 days after a court ruled that her feeding tubes should be removed. John Smeaton, SPUC national director, said: "The heartfelt condolences of the thousands of SPUC's members go out to Mrs Schiavo's family at the sad news of Terri's death. SPUC has continued to fight for patients in the UK like Terri since Tony Bland, a patient in a similar condition, was also killed by judicial fiat in 1993. "Not only will the Mental Capacity Bill enshrine the principles of the 1993 Bland judgement in statute law, it will extend them to all mentally-incapacitated patients. "Deliberate killing by dehydration has become more prevalent since the 1993 Bland judgement. The Government is determined not to accept any amendment which would overturn the Bland judgement. The Bland judgement opened the door for doctors to dehydrate and starve to death certain mentally incapacitated patients. "What the Government clearly intends to do, through advance decisions, lasting powers of attorney and the re-definition of 'best interests' and 'medical treatment', is to extend the principles of the Bland decision to all mentally incapacitated patients. The failure to address this problem will have profound repercussions. The passage of the Bill will mean that doctors will be forced to choose between killing some of their patients and leaving the profession. It will destroy what is left of medical ethics in this country", concluded Mr Smeaton.


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With Buchan's signature gift for capturing women's daily joys and struggles, Wives Behaving Badly is an irresistible story of love, loss, and renewal that explores the very nature of friendship and the bonds that sometimes grow strongest when stretched to breaking.
©2006 Elizabeth Buchan; (P)2006 Penguin Audio, a member of Penguin Group (USA), Inc., and Books on Tape. All rights reserved.
"Listeners who appreciate Buchan's blend of humor and poignancy will find a trove of it." (Publishers Weekly)
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The book is lacking in action, but has some insight into the human experience with death, adultry, and family. I found I was sometimes bored, but then surprised with some new way to express and explain our ties to one another. Loved the narrator
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I listened to a couple hours of this hoping it would get better. It is so boring and the narrator drones on. You don't care about any of the characters.
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Photographer's Note
After sitting and waiting out a heavy thunderstorm under a tree, I finally could take part in this dramatic and very colorful sunset. The picture was taken at the Kalmar Strait.
The Kalmar Strait, Kalmarsund, is a strait in the Baltic Sea, located between the Swedish island of Öland and the province of Småland of the Swedish mainland. The strait is about 130 kilometres (81 mi) long and between 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) and 25 kilometres (16 mi) in width.
There is a road bridge across the strait, the Öland bridge.
The areas along the Kalmar Strait have a heritage of Neolithic and Bronze Age habitation; moreover, Mesolithic peoples crossed the strait on an ice bridge in the early Holocene period as glaciers began to recede from Öland. A place where early Mesolithic settlement of the island of Öland occurred is Alby, whose people migrated across the Kalmar Strait approximately 6000 BC, and established one of the oldest known Mesolithic villages in Northern Europe.
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finlay (1583) 2012-11-20 0:53
Thats a wonderful sunset with a great range of tones. The composition is excellent with a couple stones breaking through the surface of the water and leading the eye towards the horizon. I like how there is a glint of sun catching the top of the stones too. It gives the impression that the stones are aglow.
abdolrashidi (1653) 2012-11-20 1:04 [Comment]
What a nice cross. Did you use PS?
Hi Peter
I appreciate your POV and the 2 lighted stones in the still water, enhancing your sunset through the cloudy sky.
the orange color breaks against the dark hues
yquem46 (38752) 2012-11-20 2:30
Hej Peter
Nice pov with the high horizon line, excellent reflections of the clouds in the quiet waters and eye catching 2 spots of light on the stones
Well done, cheers
Welcome to TE
timecapturer (49288) 2012-11-20 3:09
Hi Peter
this shot has the Wow! factor. The light and atmosphere are compelling but it is the golden light touching the fg rock that does it for me. Executed superbly and an irresistible presentation. Love it!
Regards - Brian.
siudzi (34141) 2012-11-20 3:26
Hi Peter,
Lovely landscape post taken with a superb quality and a nice composition. Like it a lot! Wonderful pic.
Warm regards,
barni (15751) 2012-11-20 3:51
Hello Peter
Superbe image.
L'exposition est parfaite.
maria-v1981 (10966) 2012-11-20 5:34
Hello Peter,
Unbelievably beautiful...Thanks to very long exposure, even the clouds look dreamy and surreal. As usual, this is a shot I'd like to put on my wall. Congrats.
Have a nice evening,
quovadis (1867) 2012-11-20 6:05
Hi Peter !
Wow, very impressive sunset indeed. The sun's actually in a form of a star, sending out a bright light upon the water. A truly dramatic sky after the thunderstorm!
Hello Peter,
Great composition,
I like how there is a glint of sun catching the top of the stones, artistic presentation,
joso (2417) 2012-11-20 9:10
hi Peter,
an excellent POV, good light management,
you captured a fantastic atmospher!
the reflection of the sun on the rock a big ++
well seen and done, congrat
Kielia (24077) 2012-11-20 9:12
Hi Peter,
I could not resist stopping by.
What a wonderful image! Very beautiful light, fascinating colors and an excellent perspective. The composition is outstanding. This is really a great capture!
My compliments also for the notes.
Warm regards
adramad (52436) 2012-11-20 9:37
Hello Peter.
Glad to meet you in these pages and I welcome you.
This image is a real treat, in fact I love sunsets.
Here we see a beautiful skyline and a beautiful silver and gold effect in the still waters.
Well done.
Best regards.
williewhistler (16606) 2012-11-20 10:47
Hello Peter,
the upright format works very well for this atmospheric shot,I particularly like the glimpse of light on the rocks.
Nice one.
pascal13 (2100) 2012-11-21 0:58
Hello Peter,
Absolutely beautiful this sunset.
Very nice colors and reflections in the water of the responsible sky and very weighing.
The vertical framing and the 1/4-3/4 proportion and the position of the rocks are particularly well suited.The exposition is perfect and the slow speed that you have used brings to the surface of the water slightly blurred, a touch of poetry.
Very well done.
siolaw (38294) 2012-11-21 20:47
Hi Peter
Lovely star effect on the sun and well controlled exposure.
Vertical format and rock with sunray in the foreground combine well to give solid depth
Cricri (133158) 2012-11-21 23:09
Hi Peter, bienvenu sur TE
Une attende bien récompenser, un instant magique colorée sous le ciel nuageux, bel effet de la longue pose, très belle réalisation
Belle journée
brianmcc (6221) 2012-11-22 11:43
hi peter,
welcome to trekearth. this is a lovely photo. your portrait format helps give additional depth to the image, from the sharp stones in the foreground right to the headland under the setting sun. the colours in the sky are wonderful, and you have placed the sun perfectrly in the top third of the frame which acts as a great focal point.
have a good day,
knips (172) 2012-11-22 15:06
Beautiful sunset excellently captured.Especially the refelctions on both, water and stone makes a perfect line. Thanks for sharing.
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First Chicago Maid-Rite opens in Lincoln Park - Chicago Sun-Times
I don't get why so many people like Maid-Rite. Personally, they are way overpriced for what you get.
More Loose Meat sandwiches for the park? Personally I prefer Chic Fil-A.
taylor's maid rite in marshalltown
I don't see it doing well in Lincoln park.
Not a fan really but if it catches on with the DePaul students, then they gotta real shot at success.
But will they serve ketchup? If they do, Marshalltowners will murder the staff in their sleep.
Cyclone pictures included in the decor. Owner is a Bama alum so recognizes and appreciates the significance of last years win vs the Cowboys. Great food and hoping this is a big success.
The one in marshalltown should be the model. We have one in Johnston and it's totally different (not in a good way). The circular counter, the customer service, the small town feel, etc.
Agreed. That's the market.
What is it with people not allowing you to eat a sandwich how you might like it? Probably won't allow kethcup here in Chicago with the Maid Rite either, if that's tradition. There are a couple hot dog places that don't serve ketchup because you aren't supposed to eat ketchup on a hot dog. It's a hot dog, or a meat sandwitch, we aren't talking dry aged prime beef here, which, imho, if you pay $40 for a steak, you should be able to eat it however the **** you want as well.
I understand the whole "True flavor" thing, but seriously, if you like ketchup, you should be able to eat it.
Chicago dogs don't have ketchup on them you heathen.
They screwed those up just like they did pizza.
I'm not going to defend the pizza, deep dish is bad.
All I know is that article excerpt with the menu in it literally made my mouth water.
With pizza - just like with women - variety is the spice of life.
Luckily with pizza I'm not tied down to just one.
Chicago Dogs may not have ketchup on them, mine do. I like ketchup on a Hot Dog, it tastes better.
the funniest part of that whole argument is the hot dog itself. Almost everyone in Chicago serves a beef hot dog. Real hot dogs aren't beef they are pork.
Count me as another who thinks Maid Rite is vastly overrated.
All loose meat sandwiches need to be sloppy, the sloppier the better.
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ITT runs an Education & Training Committee chaired by ITT Board Director Claire Steiner. Claire organises student events on behalf of ITT, such as the hugely popular 'Future You' seminar at WTM.
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|The most recent being with the Global Travel & Tourism Partnership, a multi-country educational programme to introduce students to careers in travel and tourism.
Apprenticeships are a programme of learning that develops the skills and knowledge of someone in employment. They lead to nationally recognised qualifications that help apprentices progress in their chosen career.
They combine flexibility to meet the needs of individual employers, with a set content that maintains their identity and robustness. They are available at intermediate, advanced and higher levels in England and are designed to meet the needs of different occupations and areas of industry. Sector-specific apprenticeships available include Travel Services
Research shows that there are clear benefits of apprenticeships to businesses in the hospitality, passenger transport, travel and tourism sector (Source: Populus on behalf of the former Learning and Skills Council, 2008)
As apprenticeships are work-based training programmes, most of the training is 'on the job' – at the employer's premises. The rest can be provided by a local college or by a specialist learning provider, or you could deliver everything yourself. A learning provider will provide an employer representative who will be able to guide and work with you to:
Apprenticeship funding is available from the National Apprenticeship Service. The size of the contribution varies depending on your sector and the age of the candidate. For further information go to http://www.apprenticeships.org.uk or call 08000 150 600
For more information on sector apprenticeship frameworks go to www.uksp.co.uk
ITT created the Centres of Excellence status to recognise leading universities keen on working particularly closely with the Institute.
Universities with Centre of Excellence status will be able to use a dedicated logo, receive support in organising industrial placements, have access to high level industry speakers, have access to senior industry figures for research purposes and will grant an annual ITT Centre of Excellence Student of the Year award to a student identified by the university.


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Method of travel to work
In the City of Brimbank 948 people rode their bike or walked to work in 2011.
The City of Brimbank's commuting statistics reveal the main modes of transport by which residents get to work. There are a number of reasons why people use different modes of transport to get to work including the availability of affordable and effective public transport options, the number of motor vehicles available within a household, and the distance travelled to work.
Commuting data is very useful in transport planning as it informs decision-makers about the availability, effectiveness and utilisation of local transport options, particularly when analysed with Residents Place of Work data and Car Ownership.
Derived from the Census question:
'How did the person get to work on Tuesday, 9 August 2011?'
Employed persons (aged 15 years and over)
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Dominant groups
In 2011, there were 9,505 people who caught public transport to work (train, bus, tram or ferry) in City of Brimbank, compared with 55,337 who drove in private vehicles (car – as driver, car – as passenger, motorbike, or truck).
Analysis of the method of travel to work of the residents in the City of Brimbank in 2011, compared to Greater Melbourne, shows that 12.5% used public transport, while 72.7% used a private vehicle, compared with 13.8% and 66.1% respectively in Greater Melbourne.
The major differences in persons between the method of travel to work of the City of Brimbank and Greater Melbourne were:
- A larger percentage of persons who travelled by car (as driver) (65.7% compared to 60.6%)
- A smaller percentage of persons who travelled by tram or ferry (0.1% compared to 2.3%)
- A smaller percentage of persons who walked only (1.0% compared to 2.9%)
- A smaller percentage of persons who worked at home (1.9% compared to 3.7%)
Emerging groups
The number of employed people in City of Brimbank increased by 8,274 between 2006 and 2011.
The largest changes in the method of travel to work by resident population in the City of Brimbank between 2006 and 2011 were for those nominated:
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PRP is not a cure for hair loss. After 11 months the benefits/effects of this will start to diminish and without further treatment hair will progress back to how it was before treatment. However, it is possible to have another treatment around this time.
Is Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy painful?
Minimal discomfort occurs when the area to be treated has to be injected to numb it with local anaesthetic. There may be some slight tenderness or discomfort of the scalp the next day.
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Around 45 to 60 minutes for Blood-Derived PRP and 2-3 hours for Adipose-Derived Stem Cell Therapy.
What can I do and not do after my Platelet Rich Plasma procedure?
You CAN resume normal activities immediately after treatment.
You CANNOT wash your hair until the following morning.


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Atlanta put together a second-half rally Sunday to beat Oklahoma City without star forward Josh Smith, who suffered an ankle injury in a season-opening loss to Houston. Smith is expected to return to the starting lineup against Indiana. The Pacers also are without their star, as forward Danny Granger is out indefinitely with a sore left knee. Indiana held its first three opponents under 40 percent shooting, but San Antonio found some holes in the Pacers' defense to shoot 47.1 percent in a 101-79 win Monday night.


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Let me begin with a honest confession (not to be confused with signed confessions given at police stations and retracted twenty years later when your case comes up for hearing).
I am a pessimist. That is, where an optimist sees a blue sky, I see a dry spell and receding ground water tables. The sky is half-full for me, always.
I am also aware, painfully so, that anything negative said or written about Anna Hazare today will have those who support his crusade (I am not sure if that's the right word because the one crusade I remember from history was rather bigoted and violent), up in arms against those saying/writing it. I am just pinning my hope on the fact that Anna is hailed as the Modern Gandhi (actually Post-modern Gandhi because the Modern Gandhi position has been taken up by Munnabhai. Trivial aside: If Munna is Gandhi, does it make Circuit, Nehru?), and his supporters will stick to the path of non-violence and desist from breaking any bones.
So here goes, with a deep breath, prayer to non-violence and a salute to pessimism.
Lokpal – The very concept is a joke, pal.
I am not a lawyer nor am I a constitutional guru, but correct me if I am wrong, in theory in this country nobody is above law. (This of course presumes there is only one missionary position and the law can't be f*d from below.) Of course, you can't drag an elected representative to court but you can sack him or her first and then do the needful. But I could be wrong.
To go on a tangent to prove a point, take the wonderful skywalks built all around Mumbai. They are built for commuters who are forced to risk their lives in the chaos of traffic outside each railway station. But what's the reason for chaos? No footpaths to walk on. Why? The hawkers have occupied it illegally. The roads are dangerous because the auto rickshaws are parked or cruising indiscriminately and private cars are double-parked illegally too. So what's the solution? Skywalk. And not kicking encroachments out, or kicking the butts of auto and car drivers. The skywalk is like putting a cushioned toilet seat to cure loose motions – it relieves the sore cheeks but the motions continue.
We have a constitution, the Indian Penal Code, a judiciary, police, anti-corruption bureau, CBI (known in certain circles as Congress Bureau of Intimidation), various committees to probe (not solve), various crimes, economic offences wing, RAW (the name says it all), and god knows how many offshoots that are all supposed to prevent crime, corruption and obscene dances by adults and enforce law and order and pub closure times.
To me the Lokpal is a skywalk in disguise. Or a cushioned toilet seat, if you prefer that kind of humour. We want a Lokpal because none of the above works.
The current Anna Hazare movement is for a strong and powerful Lokpal. One whose purview (defined as the noise made by cat who likes the view), includes the Prime Minister of India. Let's say we get that. Then what? Even a kid who is not old enough to wipe his own snot (butt if you prefer), knows the Prime Minister of India is a designation and not a role. A puppet whose strings are tied to the aprons of a dynasty (defined as nasty people who don't die), which, even in the face of an all-powerful Lokpal will say, "Take the PM, kiss my snot; we will find another PM (short form of Puppet Minister)."
Then again, think some more and ask, "Who will appoint the Lokpal?" The same nasty bunch! It's like having the world's number one test cricket team with limping players.
Now, for a moment let's suspend disbelief, and imagine that Anna Hazare's movement succeeds in toppling the current government. The Loksabha is dissolved and we have general elections. Who forms the next government? The opposition? Do we have one? So we are back to square one – The Dynasty (Motto: Power is my right. Emergency is my heritage.).
I was there my friends, when we all marched to Gateway of India to light candles and protest 26/11. What a movement it was. What a moment it was. The educated youth was there. The rich SoBoites were there. Ministers got sacked. The city got its own commando force. The police got armoured vehicles and amphibian boats to patrol the roads and sea. Railway stations got metal detectors. Then, we got elections and the usual voter turnout and the same government.
Then, on 13/7/2011, we got three bomb blasts.
But what to do, I am a pessimist. A damp squib. Sorry Anna Hazare. I would have appreciated your fast had I not been eternally hungry. For a little grain of hope.


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Book Review: The Brickmaker's Bride
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Publication Date: October 7, 2014
Publisher: Bethany House Publishers
Series: Refined by Love # 1
Yearning for a fresh start, Ewan McKay travels with his aunt and uncle from northern Scotland to West Virginia, promising to trade his skills in the clay business for financial assistance from his uncle Hugh. Hugh purchases a brickmaking operation from a Civil War widow and her daughter, but it's Ewan who gets the business up and running again. Ewan seeks help from Laura, the former owner's daughter, and he feels a connection with her, but she's being courted by another man--a lawyer with far more social clout and money than Ewan. Besides, Ewan has resolved he'll focus on making the brickmaking operation enough of a success that he can become a partner in the business
and be able to afford to bring his sisters over from Scotland.
But when Hugh signs a bad business deal, all Ewan's hard work may come to naught. As his plans begin to crumble, Laura reveals something surprising. She and her mother may have a way to save the brickworks, and in turn Ewan may have another shot at winning Laura's heart.
and be able to afford to bring his sisters over from Scotland.
But when Hugh signs a bad business deal, all Ewan's hard work may come to naught. As his plans begin to crumble, Laura reveals something surprising. She and her mother may have a way to save the brickworks, and in turn Ewan may have another shot at winning Laura's heart.
Winston patted her gloved hand. "You have more strength in that small hand than I would have ever imagined. Don't falter now."
Her father hadn't returned from the war. Still, the Tygart River continued to flow, and the seasons still changed without fail. Fall had arrived and the ancient trees that surrounded the Tygart River Valley were already bursting with color.
This novel is set in the Reconstruction Era after the Civil War. When I think back to other books I have read set in this time, I cannot count very many so this was a nice change of setting. Laura, our main character, and her mother decide to sell Laura's father's brickyard after he is killed in the war. Enter our main male lead, Ewan, who has moved to America with his aunt and uncle from Ireland. Yes, I read this book pretending that I could hear his Irish accent. Ewan and Laura do not get off to a great start, making readers understand the importance of looking beyond first impressions. Laura comes off a little abrasive at first, but I am glad to say that Ewan stuck around to see all of her good characteristics as well.
The setting of this book really allowed the story to come together for me. The economy is still struggling and trying to rebuild itself after the war. Ewan and Laura come together with help, love, and support from their families. It was nice to read a story that could serve as being very relatable for couples even today. People struggle to make ends meet each and every day, and reading and following this interesting young couple added a bright spot to my day. They face things that we all face within our relationships and marriages and that is what truly makes this story so great!
***A free copy of this book was provided to me by the publishers at Bethany House and the generous ladies at Litfuse in exchange for my honest review***
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Chelsey is a reader, blogger, fashionista, and English Teacher! She loves to write, take lots of pictures, and spend enormous amounts of time with her family and friends. Her favorite word is "Fearless" and she loves everything about Harry Potter!
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1. LEGAL PRINCIPLE: Theft is the dishonest moving of property moving of property with the intention of taking it out from the person's possession without his consent.
FACTUAL SITUATION: Naman wants to put on Levis jeans and a Monte Carlo sweater on the Christmas night. But, both the clothes are dirty. He therefore gives them to a dry cleaner for, dry cleaning. He is told to collect the clothes after two days from the shop. When he reaches the shop after two days, he finds that he does not have enough money to pay to the dry cleaner. But since due to winter he needs the sweater desperately, he surreptitiously places the sweater near his other goods so that he can quickly take it without the knowledge of the dry cleaner.
a) Naman is guilty of theft.
b) Naman is not guilty of theft.
c) Naman is not guilty of theft but he must pay the dry cleaning charges.
d) Naman is partly guilty of theft
Ans- (a)
2. PRINCIPLE: A careless person becomes liable for his negligence when he owned a duty of care to others.
FACTUAL SITUATION: As the bus was leaving the platform, Kashish rushed and boarded the bus keeping the door open. Ashish, who was standing at the edge of the platform, was hit by the door of the moving bus and injured. Ashish claims compensation from Kashish.
(a) Kashish is liable to Ashish for not having taken care to close the door of the moving bus.
(b) Kashish is not liable to Ashish as it was the duty of the conductor of the bus to close the door.
(c) Kashish is not liable to Ashish, as it was the duty of the latter, to take sufficient care, while standing on the platform, as not to expose oneself to such accident harm.
(d) None of the above.
Ans- (a)
3. LEGAL PRINCIPLE: Time is the essence of a contract.
FACTUAL SITUATION: Ghantewala is the oldest and most reputed sweet-shop in Delhi. It requires large quantities of sugar for making sweets. Ghantewala plans to sell some new, unique and delicious items of sweets on the eve of New Year, 2004. Therefore it places an order to M/s. ABC Sugar Company, Meerut, for Supply of 1,000 tonnes of top-quality- sugar. But, it does not receive the sugar till 1st of January, 2004. The consignment of sugar does reach the sweets-shop, but on 5th of January, 2004. Due to delay in supply of sugar, Ghantewala incurs heavy losses in business.
(a) Ghantewala can claim damages from M/s. ABC Sugar Company, Meerut.
(b) Ghantewala cannot claim damages from M/s. ABC Sugar Company, Meerut, because the company did supply the sugar and performed the contract.
(c) Both the parties can claim damages from each other because both the parties incurred losses.
(d) None of the parties is entitled to damages because the contract was not clear.
Ans- (a)
4. In India the Election Commission consists of
(a) 2 members
(b) 3 members
(c) 5 members
(d) None of the above
Ans- (b)
5. "Exemplary Damages" is related to
(a) Damages awarded to set an example
(b) Damages of loss arising in special circumstances
(c) Damages fixed by the court in ordinary circumstances
(d) None of the above.
Ans- (a)
6. A party who suffers loss as a result of breach of contract can, in the usual course, claim
(a) Ordinary damages
(b) Exemplary damages
(c) Special damages
(d) Penal damages
Ans- (a)
7. _____________ are those offences which are punishable with imprisonment for two years or less. These offences can be compromised between the parties.
(a) Compoundable offences
(b) Non-compoundable offences
(c) Bailable offences
(d) Non-cognizable offences
Ans- (a)
8. There are four stages in the commission of a crime: intention, preparation, attempt and commission. The attempt to commit a crime is
(a) punishable
(b) not punishable
(c) not ordinarily punishable
(d) None of the above
Ans- (a)
9. A master is liable for the wrongs committed by his servants. It is called:
(a) joint liability
(b) vicarious liability
(c) concurrent liability
(d) civil liability
Ans- (b)
10. The Supreme Court of India has been granted power of Judicial Review, a feature which was borrowed from the Constitution of:
(a) Britain
(b) U.S.A.
(c) Switzerland
(d) France
Ans- (b)
11. The Law of Torts has largely developed through
(a) Judicial decisions
(b) Customs
(c) Legislations
(d) None of the above
Ans- (a)
12. How many persons are required to be nominated by the President to the Rajya Sabha?
(a) 8
(b) 10
(c) 12
(d) 14
Ans- (c)
13. In criminal law intention is an essential constituent of offence. In Law of Torts
(a) Intention is relevant
(b) Intention is irrelevant
(c) Intention is relevant only in some torts
(d) None of the above
Ans- (b)
14. 'P' offers to shell his car to 'Q' for Rs.50,000/- 'Q' agrees to buy the car offering Rs.45,000/- the reply of 'Q' amount to
(a) Offer
(b) Counter offer
(c) Invitation to an offer
(d) Standing offer
Ans- (b)
15. An agreement made to sell a cargo of Corn which was not in existence at the time of contract is.
(a) Voidable at the option of the either party
(b) A valid agreement
(c) A void agreement
(d) An enforceable agreement
Ans- (c)
16. If a newspaper published a defamatory article written by 'X', who can be sued?
(a) Publisher of that newspaper
(b) Printer of that newspaper
(c) Mr. X only
(d) Mr. X, Printer, Publisher and Editor
Ans- (d)
17. The Supreme Court of India was set up:
(a) By the Constitution
(b) By a law of Parliament
(c) By a Presidential order
(d) None of the above
Ans- (a)
18. The Council of Ministers is jointly responsible to:
(a) The Prime Minister
(b) The Vice-President
(c) The President of India
(d) Lok Sabha
Ans- (d)
19. Legal Principle: Whoever, a doctor harbours or protects an enemy shall be punished with death.
Facts: Sylvia, a doctor treats a wounded man and makes him well. Later, it emerges that the wounded man was actually an enemy
General Decision: Is the sentence of death appropriate in this case?
(a) No, because death penalty has been abolished in India?
(b) No, because death penalty is awarded only in the rarest cases and this penalty is too harsh in this case
(c) No, because Sylvia did not harbour or protect the wounded man, she merely treated him.
(d) No, because whatever Sylvia she did not do knowingly
Ans- (d)
20. Legal Principle: Everyone has the right to defend their life and property against criminal harm provided it is not possible to approach public authorities and more harm than that is necessary has not been caused to avert the danger.
Facts: The farm of X on outskirts on the Delhi was attacked by a gang of armed robbers. X without informing the police, at first warmed the robbers by firing in the air. As they were fleeing from the farm, he fired and killed one of them. At the trial
I. X can avail the right of private defence as he was defending his life and property
II. X cannot avail the right as he failed to inform the police
III. X cannot avail the right as he caused more harm than was necessary to ward off the danger
IV. X can avail of the right as at first he only fired in the air.
(a) and IV
(b) II only
(c) II and III
(d) IV only
Ans- (c)


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And the rest is history
The fairy tale of how a tete-a-tete gave birth to a giant - Asia's biggest literary festival
In late 1999, as the world readied itself for celebrations of millennial proportions, two literary-minded Hongkongers, Sri Lanka-born journalist and author Nury Vittachi and Indonesian-Chinese novelist Xu Xi, made a 'horrible discovery'.
Vittachi had noted that in all the 'great books of the 20th century' lists being published on the cusp of the 21st century, there appeared virtually no references to Asia.
Mindful of a regional surge of interest in Asian literary voices, both writers saw the need to redress this cultural imbalance.
A determined Xu Xi moved to New York to network with Asian-American authors, and Vittachi went into extracurricular overdrive from his newsroom day job to conceive, produce, and launch Dimsum, a distinctly Asian-flavoured literary journal that later became The Asia Literary Review.
An early Dimsum issue contained a short story by Australian Jane Camens, who expressed the view that Hong Kong could have a festival along the lines of the great writers' celebrations that regularly took place in Melbourne and Sydney. Duly, Vittachi and Camens got around to talking about organising such an event here, but initially found themselves walking into a fog of scepticism.
Gradually, however, they found a few people willing to listen. They included Shirley Lim, a novelist teaching at the University of Hong Kong, and a pair of entrepreneurs who ran an online bookshop.
Paddyfield.com's Peter Gordon and Elaine Leung nurtured the embryonic idea with their business skills and the provision of a meeting room, and the festival started to take shape.
'You build a house one brick at a time,' Gordon said. 'That was our approach.'
The first festival, which started on May 11, 2001, was simply a weekend of talks and panel discussions, with Hong Kong-boy-made-good Timothy Mo as the principal draw. Ticket sales were good and the festival quickly took on a life of its own.
By the following year, the event had blossomed, with highlights such as 'an audience with Amitav Ghosh (the Indian novelist of global renown)', and appearances by, among others, award-winning cross-culturalist Alex Kuo and bad-boy Time magazine hack-turned-author Karl Taro Greenfeld.
The 2002 programme offered an attractive lineup of talks, workshops and activities. An unexpected highlight was the Vittachi-led 'Literary Expedition In Search of Suzie Wong', a boozy, memorable night in Wan Chai for a distinguished group of ink-stained wretches (including this writer). Topics of discussion included the finer points of Chinese poetic tradition, Kuo's Lipstick And Other Stories and whose-round-is-it?
The following year the festival went up on the world map with Time magazine's preview. Heading the bill in 2003 was Yann Martel, whose Booker Prize-wining Life of Pi was released that year. 'It's all getting up to an international standard,' Vittachi told Time.
The 2004 festival delivered another varied and engaging programme, and saw an increased focus on writing and publishing for children, an area to which co-founder Vittachi devotes a large amount of his time these days.
Two highlights at last year's festival were the presence of Alan Hollinghurst, winner of the 2004 Man Booker Prize for his gay-theme novel The Line Of Beauty, and Shirley Hazzard, author of The Great Fire, a novel set in Japan and Hong Kong that won the 2003 National Book Award For Fiction (United States).
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Every year yields an increasingly impressive pantheon of talent, but 'much of the growth and success of the festival has also been brought about by good management tied, of course, to vision', Gordon said.
This years' event reflects the organisers' lofty standard with the inclusion of a winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, Irish poet Seamus Heaney.
But the festival's Asian roots are as strong as ever. Matt Dillon, Asia-Pacific Regional Manager of Man Investments, the festival's sponsor, remarked: 'I am just as excited by the continuing success that the festival has had in securing Asian talent; Chinese writers such as Su Tong and Mian Mian and Indian writers such as Tarun Tejpal.'
'These days, the authors and publishers contact us, instead of us calling them,' Vittachi said. 'When we started the festival, it was unthinkable that a pair of individuals talking about literature on a stage could be perceived as a show worth buying tickets for. '
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Crab Stack Board Game
Darting across the sand, will your team of crabs be cunning or get stacked and swept away? The Crab Stack Board Game from Blue Orange Games challenges players to strategize and think ahead to make sure that their crabs come out on top! Each player has a team of colorful crabs with certain abilities- a one star crab can move one space and can land on any other crab, a two star crab can move two spaces and land on a one or two star crab, and a three star crab can move three spaces and only land on other three star crabs. On their turn, each player moves one of their crabs in the hopes of immobilizing an opponent's crab by landing on top of them. Or, using the "wave rule," move your crabs to separate others completely from the rest of the group to eliminate them from the board! Be the last player remaining with free crabs to win the game! Talk about a crawling good time!
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The wheels are in motion to put my kid in kindergarten this fall. His psych evaluation is slated for tomorrow (assuming it's not a snow day), his annual IEP review is in two weeks, school district-sponsored parent workshop on the CPSE to CSE transition is next month.
Chrissy thinks the benefits of the academic challenge will outweigh the social risks that go along with being four years old and delayed among a class of typical six-year-olds. I'm inclined to trust her judgment, but there's still a big old rock in my stomach. I'm hoping at one of these meetings I'll learn about a small-class option, either inclusion or special needs only (my preference).
I've been avoiding thinking about my nightmare scenario, in which the only public school option involves my baby thrown in the middle of 20 typical kindergärtners, not speaking to anyone, getting pushed around and teased. I'm going to be calm and wait for these meetings to fun their course.
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EVERY time stockmarkets screech into reverse, investment experts automatically divide themselves into two camps.
On the one side you have the dyed-in-the-wool pessimists. You know the sort. They are never really happy during the good times because they are always worrying about the inevitable pay-back. They predict disaster for years before it happens and, when it finally does, they take delight in claiming they were right all along.
There you go, they say. That's it then. The 1929 crash all over again. Any subsequent rally in share prices is greeted as a dead cat bounce (a gory stockmarket concept based on the premise that, if you throw a dead cat off a building, it will bounce after hitting the ground, but will soon fall back again). And they advise you to put all your money into gilts or deposit accounts and stay clear of the stockmarket for ages and ages.
The other camp contains the cock-eyed optimists who see every fall in share prices as a glorious buying opportunity. They talk of V-shaped recoveries (when shares fall suddenly and recover almost as quickly, thus achieving a V shape on a price chart). It's a short-term hiccup, they say, enthusiastically. Pile in and make a fortune.
During the last slump in share prices, in autumn 1998, the optimists turned out to be right. The recovery was indeed V-shaped. Something similar happened after the much more scary crash of October 1987, when shares had, by the end of the year, recovered to their January 1987 levels - although they had been much higher during the year. In fact, you have to go back a long way to find a period of prolonged bearish behaviour.
One of the most important things to remember is that we are in a time of low interest rates, with little or no prospect of higher rates in the medium term at least. According to Jonathon Fry, of Premier Fund Managers, stockmarkets tend to react rapidly and positively to any fall in interest rates. He said that, on every occasion on which rates have been cut since 1914, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has risen by an average of eight per cent within three weeks of the rate reduction, and by 22 per cent after the first year.
On that basis, it is hard not to join the cock-eyed optimists and pile in.
But, hang on, the pessimists will cry. The economic bubble has burst in America, technology stocks look down for the count for some time to come, Japan is a nightmare and the UK has had it much too good for far too long. Take it from us, it's going to get a lot worse before it gets better.
If nothing else, the events of the past year have proved a good education for novice investors, and a much-needed reminder for their more seasoned counterparts who allowed last year's tech stock madness to wipe out any memories of previous short-term bubbles.
As always, the one permanent truth for all investors is the need to diversify holdings. If you spread your money between cash and bonds, old economy stocks and potential high-flyers of tomorrow, various different geographic areas, and so on, you will always have a good chance of offsetting losses in one area of your portfolio with profits in another.
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With 55 signings or re-signings of restricted free agents in the first three days of free agency, negotiations are slowing a tad, but the pace has been furious.
It's staggering to think that 18 percent of the 307 unrestricted free agents are off the boards in the first 72 hours. By Monday night, more than 20 percent of the free agents will likely be gone.
The main trend is pretty clear. Guarantees have doubled during this free agency period, a by-product of the $14 million increase in the salary cap the past two years. With a $109 million cap space per team, a signing that used to take an $8 million guarantee now takes $16 million. New Patriots linebacker Adalius Thomas secured $20 million in guarantees.
Here are observations of Sunday's wild day:
1. The running back market started to move with the four-year, $23 million contract given to Ahman Green by Houston. Losing Green is a blow to the Packers, but they weren't going to pay more than $5 million a season to a 30-year-old running back. Maybe that isn't wise, but the Colts made a similar tough decision in not giving big dollars to Edgerrin James. They made out well with Joseph Addai. Green's signing should get things moving for Travis Henry, who visited Denver on Sunday, and Jamal Lewis, who wants to re-sign in Baltimore. It should pick up negotiations between Dominic Rhodes and the Giants, too.
2. The Leonard Davis drama was the best of the weekend. Davis, a native Texan, wanted to sign with the Cowboys so his parents could see him play. They live a little more than an hour from Dallas. But the Redskins wooed him, and he was intrigued. Pressed by the Cowboys on Friday night for a figure that would prevent him from making the trip to Washington, Davis asked for $24 million in guarantees. Once he got to Washington, Davis' wife kept calling and telling him the wisdom of signing in Dallas so his parents could see him. He signed a staggering seven-year, $49.6 million deal with Dallas that included $18.7 million in guarantees. The Redskins weren't going to go that high. The Giants might have gone higher to make him their left tackle. Davis will play right guard or right tackle for the Cowboys.
3. The final numbers on the Adalius Thomas deal are five years, $35 million with $20 million in guarantees. So who said the Patriots don't want to pay? They structured the deal similarly to what they did with Richard Seymour, one of the league's highest-paid defensive ends.
4. There is draft stuff going on. QB Brady Quinn had his workout Sunday at Notre Dame. He was OK. Quinn did a good job on the inside pass. What was interesting was who was there to watch the workout. The Browns, Vikings and Texans attended with a big collection of owners, coaches and general managers. The Browns asked Quinn for an individual workout, so maybe they will consider him at No. 3. Quinn would be an ideal fit in Brad Childress' offense, but there is no certainty the Vikings would take him at No. 7. With Jake Plummer no longer an option for the Texans, Quinn might be a consideration at No. 8. Note that Matt Millen didn't attend for the Lions. Detroit apparently isn't interested in drafting a quarterback at No. 2.
5. One interesting theory circulating on the Jake Plummer trade to Tampa Bay is Mike Shanahan wanted to make sure he didn't end up in Oakland. Had the Broncos cut him, Plummer could have signed in Houston or Oakland as a starting quarterback. Plummer said he filed his retirement papers Friday and he's definitely done. The Bucs own his rights thanks to a trade for a conditional pick in 2008. For now, Jake the Snake is Jake with a rake working around his home.
6. The Seahawks and Broncos are the big players now. They are battling over tight end Daniel Graham and defensive end Patrick Kerney. The Broncos may struggle to get deals completed because it lacks cap room. The Seahawks had Kerney, Graham and Broncos guard Cooper Carlisle in town Sunday. Let the negotiations begin.
7. It's curious that the Jaguars would spend $4.8 million a year on tackle Tony Pathos when they have two starting tackles under long-term contracts. It is equally baffling that they would spend $3.4 million a year on Dennis Northcutt when they have three receivers who have underachieved the past couple of seasons. Competition is one thing. Dead cap money from releases are another.
8. Things should start heating up on the backup quarterback market. Raiders quarterback Marques Tuiasosopo visits the Browns on Monday and has a trip planned to the Jets, who cut Patrick Ramsey. Brad Johnson visited the Broncos. Joey Harrington will get cut by the Dolphins in the next couple of days. Oh, yes, the Raiders are looking for a starting quarterback. Any volunteers?
9. Talks between the Vikings and Lions will heat up for Kevin Curtis, the former Rams receiver. Curtis wanted to spend two days with his former coach Mike Martz in Detroit, so Monday should be close to being a decision day. With his job gone in St. Louis after Drew Bennett's signing, Curtis probably won't waste too much time getting a deal done.
10. Antwan Peek, formerly of the Texans, signed an interesting deal with the Browns. He got a three-year, $8.7 million deal that would void to two years if he gets six sacks in a season. On a two-year deal, he would make $5 million and have a chance to hit the free-agent market at age 29. Peek will be used as a pass-rushing linebacker in the Browns' system, so six sacks is reasonable. But will the Browns create enough defensive pressure for a linebacker other than Kamerion Wimbley to get six sacks?
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Alvarez Regent Series RC26HCE Electro Classical Guitar
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The RC26HCE Alvarez Regent Series is a classical electro-acoustic guitar which features a spruce top and mahogany back and sides. It has a slim 45mm nut, a gloss finish and a B-Band Alvarez SYS250 preamp system with an LCD display, fully chromatic built-in tuner and 4-band EQ.
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Ask an Atheist: Can I Say I Love You First?
Conventional Wisdom is a different kind of advice column. Your questions will be answered by people from all walks of life rather than by advice experts. This week, a person who identifies as an atheist tries to help out a woman who is eager to say I love you. If you have a question you'd like answered on Conventional Wisdom, you can submit it here.
Today's Question:
I have been dating my boyfriend for two months and know that I have fallen in love with him. I think he feels the same way, but neither of us have said it. Can I tell him, or should I wait until he says it? I think it might feel more romantic and definitely less scary if I wait, but I just want to tell him!
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Dear Silent in Love,
Falling in love can be scary, but I hope you enjoy this exciting moment! You know the chemistry between the two of you better than me, so if you feel the moment is right, just tell him you love him! There's no rule saying that the man has to say "I love you" first. Whether it's while you're cuddling on the couch watching a movie, or over dessert while you're out to dinner, you will know when the time is right. It doesn't have to be too serious or cheesy you can just tell him that you can't keep it inside any longer.
Then again, if for good reason or not you'd rather wait until he says it, you'll just have to be a little patient. Remember he might be just as chicken as you are, especially since it hasn't been that long. Also, I know a friend who didn't want to say it first, so she said something like: "I like you so much, there's another word for it." Her guy got the hint and confessed that he loved her. That might work for you. Good luck!
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RCMP credits community action for drug busts in Labrador
The RCMP and people in communities across Labrador are teaming up to take on crime. There were two drug busts last week… One in Hopedale for marijuana, and one in Sheshatshiu for cocaine. Both are results of community members taking a more active role. You may recall concerned citizens in Sheshatshiu organized public meetings to crack down on the drug problem. They've been working with the RCMP ever since. Boyd Merrill is a spokesperson for the RCMP… He spoke to reporter Tara McLean about the significance of getting community members involved…and Jack Penashue is the Social Health Director in Sheshatshiu. He organized several public meetings in the town, that focused on making the community drug-free. Here's what he had to say about the drug bust in his community….
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Wednesday 29 September 2004
It was Wednesday, under the sign of Libra. The US president was George W. Bush (Republican).
Famous people born on this day include Krista Guarino .
In that special week of September people in US were listening to Goodies by Ciara.
In UK My Place / Flap Your Wings by Nelly was in the top 5 hits.
Shark Tale, directed by Bibo Bergeron, was one of the most viewed movies released in 2004
while Blind Alley by Iris Johansen was one of the best selling books.
On TV people were watching Ultraman Nexus.
If you liked videogames you were probably playing Nicktoons: Freeze Frame Frenzy or Ben Jordan: Paranormal Investigator.
But much more happened that day: find out below..
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Music: Forget by Twin Shadow ****
George Lewis Jr. Remember the name. Born in the Dominican Republic, raised in Florida and now resident in New York, the comparative newcomer has underlined his Anglophile obsessions with a hugely impressive debut album.
Fusing the widescreen approach of Ocean Rain-era Echo and the Bunnymen with the keenly observed, lyrically astute drive of Morrissey in his pomp, Forget boasts songs you certainly won't forget from initial acquaintance.
The album is rooted in an unremembered 80s (Lewis was born in 1984), and in places the sonic design boasts the funk-rock of Bowie's Let's Dance.
When We're Dancing sounds like The Smiths on serotonin -- cocksure and gloriously uplifting. Yellow Balloon is even more anchored in that decade -- it's soulful and sinful and has radio hit written all over it.
Lewis's move to Brooklyn has been fruitful for lots of reasons, not least because it brought him into contact with Grizzly Bear's Chris Taylor, who produced the album and brought Lewis's playful side to the fore.
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Healthy Weeknight Meal: Chickpea Piccata
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Develop and instruct undergraduate and graduate courses in transportation and civil engineering; mentor and advise undergraduate and graduate students; develop a sustainable research program; participate in curriculum design and implementation, continuous improvement and assessment, and faculty governance; serve the university and community.
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Avant rollercoaster jazz-n-roll with Lauren Baba, Gregory Uhlmann, and Jesse Quebbeman-Turley. We released an album on pfMentum in 2015, did 2 tours in 2016, and have a new album that will be released soon.
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Books to Help Our Kids Understand Oklahoma
In light of the tragedy in Oklahoma, we asked our Zoobean curators, who also happen to be parents, what books they would recommend to talk about natural disasters and loss with children. We hope that this list helps in some small way. Our hearts are with families in Oklahoma today.
Thunderstorm by Arthur Geisert
A wordless book, Thunderstorm follows the course of a storm through midwestern farm country minute-by-minute, hour-by-hour, from late morning into late afternoon. While not a tornado, per se, this does give a sense for the havoc a major storm can wreak.
A Place Where Hurricanes Happen by Renee Watson and illustrated by Shadra Strickland
This is a beautiful book, told from four children's perspectives, about Hurricane Katrina. It explores how friendships between children can be disrupted after disaster, and ultimately how kids still find solace through one another after the storm.
We also found this post by TechSavvyMama incredibly helpful for talking to kids about Oklahoma and natural disasters generally. And this post from the Baby Center is useful for understanding how to help.
Please do share with us about books you are reading, or what you are doing to help talk about and comfort your kids around the events in Oklahoma.
Tornadoes by Seymour Simon
This is a book that is more informative, explaining what tornadoes are and how they are formed. The photographs and writing style give a clear understanding of this natural phenomenon.
The Invisible String by Patrice Karst and Geoff Stevenson
This book is helpful for talking about loss and remaining connected to those no longer with us. "People who love each other are always connected by a very special String, made of love."
Hope is an Open Heart by Lauren Thompson
An inspiring book about finding comfort and hope - with pictures from around the world.
We also found this post by TechSavvyMama about to be incredibly helpful for talking to kids about Oklahoma and natural disasters generally.


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