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Cooper Tires Online
Want to buy Cooper tires online? Most of the facts you need to know before the purchase can be found right here.
Cooper Tires Online | Company History
The Cooper Tire & Rubber Company is currently the fourth largest tire manufacturer in the United States and ninth largest in the world. Starting back in 1915, Cooper focuses on the design and manufacturing of light truck as well as many passenger car tires. Some of their associated brands are responsible for racing, medium truck, and motorcycle tires.
Do you need a superior tire with long tread life, precise control and an extremely smooth ride? You will find it with Cooper. Top quality, safe, tires you can depend on are Cooper's number one objective. Each tire is designed and tested so as to provide motorists thousands of miles of exceptional service, so that you can rest assured you get to your destination and back safely and worry free. At Cooper, they want to be a big part of your journey, not just tagging along for the ride.
With headquarters in Findlay, Ohio, Cooper Tire and Rubber Company has offices in ten other countries and employees almost 13,000 highly trained men and women. The company produces well over 420 million tires for vehicles around the world. One of the best online retailers for Cooper tires online is Discount Tire Direct. Check it out to see how easy it is to get the best tires at the best prices, with service customized just for you.
Autoweek magazine published an article in the March 2011 edition comparing one certain model Cooper tire with one of the popular models from Hankook. Below is results of their testing:
Cooper Tires is the fourth-largest tire manufacturer in North America, with just more than 13 percent of the replacement-tire market in the United States. But nobody goes around chanting, "We're No. 4!" So Cooper is working on a bigger market share. A few new tires we recently tried out could help it get there.
Now granted, making sense of the black art of tire design takes a couple degrees in polymer physics, and even then your driving talent or lack thereof probably has more to do with the differences you think you're feeling down on the contact patch. But what the heck, it was a chance for track time, and you always learn something from that.
We went to the Cooper Tire & Vehicle Test Center in Pearsall, Texas, just outside of San Antonio, to drive four new tire models.
First up was the Cooper Zeon RS3-A All Season tire. To show off this one, Cooper outfitted two identical Ford Mustangs, one with the Zeon RS3-A and one with what Cooper considers to be the current segment leader, the Hankook Ventus V4 ES.
With the traction control disabled on both vehicles, we drove them back-to-back over a wet skid pad and a dry handling course. Both test tracks had a measured and coned course and included a timer so you could compare lap times.
Although the times were close in both wet and dry conditions, we found the Cooper Zeon RS3-A tires handled well under both conditions but were especially good in the wet.
Among the assembled media–and what better drivers are there than those guys?–the Cooper Zeon RS3-A shaved off an average of 1.5 seconds per lap in the dry and 2.8 seconds per lap in the wet, when compared with the Hankooks.
We repeated the same tests later in the day using Cooper's new Ultra High Performance tire, the Zeon RS3-S. We drove them on identically equipped BMW 3-series sedans and found the Coopers outperformed the Michelin Pilot Sport PS 2s by an average of two seconds per lap in the wet and 2.1 seconds in the dry.Read the full article Here: http://www.autoweek.com/article/20110325/CARNEWS/110329907#ixzz1fc0ss6BP
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Cuomo's Money Machine
by Paul Wolf - posted 12:10 am, May 28, 2014
Governor Andrew Cuomo is obsessed to win re-election by a record margin. Winning alone is not enough, he wants to win with more than 65 percent of the vote, a state record currently held by his father Mario Cuomo. A record setting win can also lay the ground work for a Presidential run. To further his ambitions Andrew Cuomo has raised a record setting $33 million for his campaign. To put his fundraising into perspective, Cuomo has raised more money than the Governors of California, Connecticut, Maryland, Illinois combined.
Andrea Bernstein from WNYC has pointed out in an article she wrote that even more revealing than the amount of money Cuomo has raised is where his money has come from. According to Bernstein:
George Pataki, the former Republican governor of New York, was no slouch when it came to fundraising. In his last two terms, Pataki raised 976 donations of $10,000 or more.
But Cuomo, who hasn't even served out one term, has raised 2,251 donations of $10,000 or more from bankers, hedge fund managers, real estate moguls, health care magnates — on and on.
By percentage, Cuomo had raised almost 60 percent of his campaign funds from large donors. Pataki? Just 35 percent.
On small donations, the contrast is striking, too: 7 percent of Pataki's funds came in donations of $250 or less. For Cuomo, that number is less than 1 percent, giving a whole new meaning to the slogan "We are the 99 percent."
It should surprise no one that Cuomo's economic policies happen to be particularly pleasing to the big-money donors who are the source of 99 percent of his funds.
In his State of the State address this year, which you could call the unofficial start of his campaign, Cuomo described his jobs strategy as starting with a "top-down reducing-tax theory." He promised to cut business taxes, bank taxes and estate taxes, thundering that he'd push for "the lowest corporate tax rate since 1968!" That, he said, would "really send a strong signal to business that this is a different day and we are doing it in a different way!"
In the speech, Cuomo mentioned the word tax 43 times. The word affordable? Three times. Poor, poverty,inequality? Zero, zero and zero.
Our current campaign finance system amounts to legalized bribery. Wealthy people and corporations give money because they expect something in return. Raising $33 million comes with a lot of IOU's that have to be paid back some how.
As Bernstein points out in her article, there is a debate taking place within the Working Families Party as to whether Cuomo should be endorsed for re-election. It will be interesting to see what happens. Will the Working Families Party cave on their economic principals and endorse Cuomo or will they support another candidate such as Howie Hawkins from the Green Party who is in agreement with most if not all of the Working Families platform?

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I recently heard how the new Vine app was taking the Social Media world by storm. It's an iPhone app that allows you to shoot a 6 second looping video and upload it to Twitter, Facebook and the Vine network. At first the idea of making a mini movie didn't sound novel to me, but I still knew that I wanted to check it out!


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"The man beyond bionics." 01 January 1975 Adventure, Action, Sci-Fi 90 mins
The surface of the Earth is under attack, thousands of people are killed in this unprovoked attacked. The cause, Princess Dragonmon and her army of monsters have decided to invade. Princess Dragonmon is an alien whose race has been hiding under us for centuries waiting to attack and the time is right. A doctor has been preparing for something like this and turns his assistant Rayma into the cyborg hero known as Inframan. Now only Inframan stands between the Earth and Princess Dragonmon but when a close friend is captured and brainwashed, can she be stopped with this inside man feeding her info?
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"Unless we have some mice smoking in there, I think it was deliberately set," Lett said.
The fire was reported at 5:03 p.m.
Twenty-two men in nine units from Greenback Fire Department battled the blaze. Loudon County and Blount County sheriff's offices assisted with traffic, Lett said. Blount County Rescue Squad also responded to the fire.
Brothers Thomas and Tony Armstrong, owners of the home, stood outside in an adjacent lot, watching as firefighters worked.
"My grandson came in and said the old house was on fire," Thomas Armstrong said. "I grabbed a two-gallon bucket of water, thinking I was going to put it out."
Armstrong discovered the futility of his actions when he hurried outside.
"This end was already rolling smoke," he added. The home, he said, "was already falling down."
The brothers used the home for storage. Neighbors reported hearing a boom, which Armstrong said more than likely was a can of kerosene stored in the house.
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Rose's mouth is set in a grim line. Her sour face, the one she used when she disapproved of my behavior as a child, the one she shows to Timmy and Tessa, my seven year old twins, the face that looks set in stone. I reach over to adjust a crimp in the shoulder strap of the seat belt, but Rose slaps my hand away. Not a push, but a hard slap. I would cry out, but if I began I would end up screaming .
Rose gives a desultory wave to my children and husband standing on the lawn.
"Bye, Grandma," the children call in unison.
"We'll all come next weekend, Rose, after you're settled," Peter adds.
Rose quickly turns her head away, her hands folded in her lap. Her eyes, staring straight ahead, have a glazed, faraway look.
Oh, Mama. Why are you making this so hard? You have to go to the Marcus Home. My marriage, my job, my children's lives. And yes, my sanity… No exaggeration, Mama. You're chipping away at all of it. Little by little. And you'll keep at it until there is nothing left.
Auntie Rose, then Mama Rose, then Mama. A gradual progression from the time I was three years old. Rose, a 45 year old spinster at the time. My father unknown, my mother a runaway. Rose, my mother's older sister, was my only relative
"Your mother just dumped you here and took off with her new boyfriend." Rose didn't believe in glossing over the truth. "Black is black and white is white. You can't make one become the other."
I remember little about my mother. Long blonde hair, silk against her skin. Mint in her kisses. To hide the booze, Rose said. I missed her and was scared of Rose. Tall and straight and plain. At first, I refused to switch over my love and call her Mama. She was Auntie Rose until I went to school and felt set apart, not having a mother. By then, we had become used to each other. There was a softening on each side, and Mama Rose came easily. Within three months it became simply Mama. It was a change that had pleased Rose.
"We'll get to the Marcus Home early enough to settle you in before lunch is served. In pleasant weather it's possible to take your lunch and eat it on the patio. But I told you that, didn't I?"
I might as well be talking to myself. Where is Rose's mind right now? How far back is she traveling? Several times in recent weeks, I've found Rose going through her photo albums and old papers. Receipts and invoices, ledger books, business cards and stationery–the detritus of a secretarial business Rose operated out of her apartment, working twice as long and twice as hard after I arrived.
"That's how it's got to be," Rose had said. "You need clothes and food and doctors when you're sick. Now go to your room and play quietly. Today's a work day."
Sunday, however, was the Lord's Day and Rose did not work. She provided me with opportunities to learn and to have fun on Sundays. The zoo, a museum, the ballet. In summer, picnics and trips to the beach. On Sundays, Rose was more human, less the automaton who sat at the typewriter for hours, clicking at the keys, her eyes seldom straying from the page. The speed of those fingers!
"Don't stand there watching me," Rose would say to me.
"Teach me, Mama."
By the time I was 12 I was producing professional looking work and earning my allowance by helping Rose after school.
"My daughter will do it," Rose would say. "She may be young, but she's quick and accurate."
Oh, Mama! I wish things could be otherwise.
I am grateful for what Rose had done for me, and I do for Rose as much as I can. But, Rose needs more now. A house with no stairs, help with bathing, reminders throughout the day to take her medication, more frequent trips to doctors.
"I have to go back to work, Mama. You'll be on your own."
"I'm capable of taking care of myself during the day." Rose had stretched herself up as far as she could, standing without her cane. "I can get my own lunch, and I won't forget my pills."
The screeching smoke alarm had alerted a neighbor. The call to my office to come home. Cold sweat and feeling faint when I hung up. A burned lunch that Rose had tried to prepare herself. What if…I couldn't bear to think about the what ifs.
"Just to sit in my chair," Rose had said. "Just to rest. I didn't mean to sleep. I didn't…" Rose, first contrite, then angry when I got some home help. Four different helpers and four failures. Oh, not the helpers. They were jewels and bore up well for a few weeks.
"An old folks home," Rose grumbled when I showed her several brochures. "Why bother asking me? You're making the decisions." Rose, from that day, said no more about the move. She had said no more about anything.
The Marcus Home, a stately colonial style house with four columns across the porch, was once a private home. The neighborhood had become mixed with few residences remaining. Most houses had been converted to medical and other professional offices, and some had been torn down to make way for retail stores.
A place of quiet and homey comforts, the Marcus brochure proclaimed. Today, I wonder about that. Weekends when I visited before, yes, but today, mid-week… Heavy traffic, impatient drivers honking, an idling truck spewing fumes in front of a grocery store. Still, it does have charm, an aura of gentility.
"Don't you think so, Mama? The Marcus? All those flowers. Aren't they lovely?"
Rose walks unsteadily along the path, refusing to use her cane. She refuses to give in. I have to admire her for that. It was this trait that had enabled her to keep me with her during lean times, her refusal to consign me to a foster home, to keep me out of the morass of Social Services.
Rose has shrunk. I hadn't really noticed how much before. Now I'm the tall, imposing one, the one in charge. The bully daughter. Is that how you think of me, Mama?
"Full of gray-haired old ladies and bald men." At the entrance to the lounge, Rose mumbles her first words in days. "Perhaps that's how I'll amuse myself. Count the shades of gray. How many would you guess? Seven? Eight?"
The administrator of the Marcus comes toward us, and Rose shuts down again. A thin man in his 60s wearing a dark suit with black tie. Giving him the once over, Rose's stone face becomes even harder. Funeral clothes. I can imagine Rose's thoughts.
The residents' rooms are in an annex added to the rear of the colonial house. Rose's room, on the second floor near the elevator, is a neutral room, the color of desert sand, neither offensive nor exciting. Bed, dresser, walls, drapes. Rose heads for the bed and sits on it, giving it a little bounce. On the desk is a sheaf of papers and a telephone.
"All the numbers you need are here," the administrator, Mr. Conroy says. "Housekeeping, nurse's office, my office. Everything's listed here. Meal times, church services, weekly shopping trips."
Rose begins to finger the emergency pull near the bed.
"Don't pull that!" Mr. Conroy shouts, "unless, of course, you have an emergency. There's one in the bathroom, too." He takes a step forward, looking like he's about to slap Rose's hand.
Rose tosses the cord aside, disgust spreading across her face. I know that look, the "I'm not stupid look," the one she gave to repairmen and auto mechanics and to me often enough.
"Is that part of the decor?" she asks, pointing to a green chair with pink cabbage roses, the only non-institutional furniture in the room. "Did the previous occupant die?"
"No, no. The woman moved to another residence, closer to her children. She didn't want the chair. We can remove it."
Rose leaves the bed and sits on the chair, taking a proprietary attitude, stroking its arms. "It's ugly. But I'll keep it. The derelicts of society, the chair and I. Superfluous, left over."
"There are suitcases and some boxes and a small television in my car," I tell Mr. Conroy before Rose hits her full stride. "May I have some help?"
Mr. Conroy sighs with relief at the exit cue. We leave Rose sitting on her new possession, stroking its arms and contemplating the rear garden from her window.
When I return with a porter and Rose's possessions, Rose is in the doorway talking to a stocky woman with steel-gray hair.
"No. She's my niece," Rose says. "I raised her. But she's not my daughter. I never had a daughter, not a real one."
The steel-haired woman nods as the porter and I push past her. It's pay-back time, is that it, Mama? I thought we had forgotten that truth. We became Mother and Daughter. We are Mother and Daughter. You're my Mama and I became your little Mellie. I'm not going to fight with you, Mama, or explain to the woman. Throw your darts if it makes you feel better.
Once back in the room Rose hands me my purse.
"I can stay, Mama. I took the day off, remember. I've got lots of time."
"No. I'm the one who has lots of time. It'll give me something to do. Go home."
She opens the door and gives me a push into the hall. "I'll walk you to the elevator," she says, suddenly taking on the attitude of a hostess.
"I'll call later," I say. "And I'll be back in two days with Peter and the children." I almost add, "I love you," but I'm afraid Rose won't repeat the words. Not now, not when she thinks I'm abandoning her like my mother abandoned me. Is that what you're afraid of Mama? That I'm dumping you? I won't forget you here. I'll be back, often. And you'll visit. It's not the same. All right, all right! It is the same, in a way. But not the same. Oh, I want you to stay with us, but your health, the money, the house, the stairs…There is a difference, Mama. Don't you see?
At the elevator Rose, refusing my hug and kiss, flutters her fingers in a dismissive good-bye.
In the parking lot, a woman about my age, is crying. She's having trouble finding her car keys. "I cry each time I visit my father," she says, looking up at me. "I feel so guilty. But I have no choice. Do you have a mother here, or father?"
"Neither," I say. "An aunt. "
Perhaps Rose has found a way to ease her hurt, a way that would ease my guilt, as well. Not a daughter confining her mother to a home, but a niece with an aunt. Concentrate upon the biological truth of the situation. What Rose hadn't said, but probably meant, was that a real daughter wouldn't leave her there. A real daughter would find another way.
"It's my aunt," I repeat. "My Aunt Rose."
BIO: Adelaide B. Shaw lives in a small rural community in New York State. Her stories have been published in several literary journals, including The Toronto Star and The Writer's Journal, both contest winners, American Literary Review, Green's Magazine, Sunscripts, The Villager, Reader's Break, Dogwood Tales, Housewife Writers' Forum, New England Writers' Network, Emrys Journal, The MacGuffin, Griffin, The Country and Abroad and in Loch Raven Review In addition to writing fiction, Adelaide writes haiku and other Japanese poetic forms, such as tanka and haibun. Her collection of haiku, An Unknown Road is available at www.modernenglishtankapress.com


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This weekend is a busy one for HomeStars. We are participating in two home shows on opposite sides of the country – The International Home and Garden Show, and the North Vancouver Home and Garden Expo.
In Toronto the International Home Show is already going strong after starting Thursday night. HomeStars has a unique feature of this show where Mag Ruffman (aka ToolGirl) is presenting HomeStars 911, a question and answer with top HomeStars contractors. (check out Beverley Hills Home Improvement in Hamilton) Come by at Saturday at 3:30 and check out the show. Ask questions of your favourite HomeStars companies. We also have a booth with our infamous Dave from the National Show and will be giving out $5 Starbucks and Tim Horton cards for reviews on great home improvement customers. For up to the minute action on the show follow the show in on Twitter.
On the other side of the country, in North Vancouver, Shannon and I will be at the North Vancouver Home And Garden Show at the Karen Magnusson Arena in Lyn Valley. It's a small show but not without some top rated Vancouver contractors, including Best of 09 Vancouver winner Mr. Sandless, who has a booth across from us, and Beneath Your Feet Landscaping, who has earned some great kudos from their customers also. Also at the shore are Pacific Shores Roofing, with one perfect review, and Delco Renovations, who also has a single 10 star review. We'll also be giving out Starbucks and Tim Horton cards too! Stop by.
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I know Latin is not particularly a strong suit for New York restaurants in general. I am still a big fan of Rick Bayless places in Chicago. However, we really want to eat at a nice Latin type restaurant that has good atmosphere. Any of these places recommended? Comments/thoughts? What other places should I consider? Thanks!
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Jake Peavy was back with the White Sox in Tampa Bay on Wednesday, and while the veteran pitcher had to watch them lose their seventh straight game, he also arrived optimistic that he would be back soon to help.
Peavy left his last rehab start for Class AA Birmingham after just 15 pitches on Monday, but an MRI in Chicago on Tuesday showed that the reattached right lat was fine. The discomfort he was experiencing was simply scar tissue, and the hope is it was a minor speed bump in his recovery on the 15-day disabled list.
It was last July that Peavy completely detached the lat muscle from the bone, ending his season.
"Absolutely it was good news, but it's disappointing for me personally," Peavy said. "I felt I wasn't that far away. I was feeling so good. To feel something close to what I felt right before I blew it out at the repair site was the disturbing thing. But everything checked out it's good. There is very little fluid in there. We think it's scar tissue issues that can create (discomfort)."
Peavy was already on a six-day intake of anti-inflammatories, and the plan is to now have him throw Friday in Detroit. He will then throw his regular bullpen session next week, and they will get him a start in the minors by next Thursday if all goes well.
"Structurally, everything is sound," Peavy said. "In spring training, my shoulder was just taxed too much and that was the cause of the setback. This is the first time anything has happened with the lat. When we got the MRI (Tuesday) and it shows this thing is intact and locked down as good as it can look, that is a huge sigh of relief and an allowance to keep going forward."
Peavy's hope now is that once he's able to return, he's there to stay.
"(I'm) not sure what (pitch count) they're going to pull me back to or let me do," Peavy said. "We'll see. I'll be glad when it's all over, I can promise you that."
For now, the Sox will stick with Phil Humber in that spot.
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The first season of Netflix's new drama "The Crown" — a retelling of Queen Elizabeth II's rise to the throne — cost $100 million to make. That makes it the most expensive TV series of all time.
But it seems like the investment was worthwhile: The show is adored by critics and just picked up two Golden Globes.
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When she accepted her Golden Globe for best actress in a drama, Foy wore a sparkling pink gown and showed off her new, lighter hair color.
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Friday 1 July 2005
It was Friday, under the sign of Cancer. The US president was George W. Bush (Republican).
In that special week of July people in US were listening to Inside Your Heaven by Carrie Underwood.
In UK Axel F by Crazy Frog was in the top 5 hits.
Fantastic Four, directed by Tim Story, was one of the most viewed movies released in 2005
while The Twelfth Card by Jeffery Deaver was one of the best selling books.
On TV people were watching Diggnation.
If you liked videogames you were probably playing Cold Fear or Pac 'n Roll.
But much more happened that day: find out below..
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Raw Unedited Video Footage of Citrawarna 2009
This year is my third year in a row attending the Colours of Malaysia or Citrawarna 2009. Unlike last year at Putrajaya, this year's Citrawarna was held at Dataran Merdeka in the heart of KL City. The different of this year's Citrawarna compared to last year was the amount of dancers that was invited to participate. From about 1,600 dancers last year, only 800 dancers participated in this year's Citrawarna 2008. Even Laadvamore didn't make it in becoming one of the dancers this year so she wasn't so happy about it. Some of her friends did make it but most likely their pay was cut in today's economic downturn. The crowd this year was far more less than last year at Putrajaya.
Anyway, I managed to borrow my father's digital video camera and recorded footage of Citrawarna 2009 from an amateur point view. I don't really like spending my time editing videos so I've converted and uploaded the longest unedited video footage available on the camera. I'll try and finish off the rest if I remember to do so. Anyway, enjoy this half an hour raw unedited footage of Citrawarna 2009 uploaded on Vimeo (Youtube can only cater for 10 minutes plus it's being blocked at various places). The fireworks was really awesome!!
Raw Unedited Footage of Citrawarna 2009 Dataran Merdeka KL
from Ashrufzz on Vimeo.
Will definitely come again next year for the awesome fireworks display as usual!


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|22 Feb 2012
Bluetooth 3.0
I am looking for a Bluetooth 3.0 adapter because I am tired of the bad range of 2.0. The problem I am seeing is that I can only find receivers that are up to 3Mbps. I heard that it goes up 24Mbps since it is based on 2.4GHz. Is this not true? I can't imagine it can only go 3Mbps over 2.4GHz.
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|22 Feb 2012
Bluetooth 3.0 supports "theoretical" speeds of 24Mbps, I know i hate when they use that word :P A bluetooth 3.0 device with the +HS on the box means it creates its own 802.11 connection with 2.4GHz.
This means both devices sender and receiver must have this +HS (generally displayed on the box) for the highest data transfers.
|My System Specs
|22 Feb 2012
So, basically it is capable, but won't because of the it's 802.11 connection? That sucks, I hope that revisions will come out and change that.
|My System Specs
|22 Feb 2012
No sorry maybe you misunderstand, When they say it can support 24Mbps only the 3.0 devices with HS can between eachother
They do this by establishing the 802.11 between themselves. The 802 radio is built in to the bluetooth device.
What this means is you need both devices to be 3.0+HS to get those speeds and to use thier built in 802.11
4.0 has been developed and should be on new phones and tv's soon, but so far the only benefit I see is a lower power consumption.
personally i think bluetooths on its way out :P put it all through the router, if your sending stuff to a smart phone there are apps that can turn your phone into a server over the router fairly handy.
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|22 Feb 2012
OK, thanks for explaining that to me.
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by Maxwell Anderson
Richardson Theatre Centre
Director – Rachael Lindley
Set Design – LaMar Graham and Rachael Lindley
Sound Design – Rusty Harding and Richard Stephens, Jr.
Properties Design – Rachael Lindley
Costume Design – Rachael Lindley and Cast
Stage Manager—Maria Rodriguez
Rhoda Penmark – Cate Stuart
Col. Kenneth Penmark – Joseph Gerard
Christine Penmark – Lauren Gao
Monica Breedlove – Karen Jordan
Emory Wages – Steven Shaw
Leroy – David Lambert
Miss Fern – Charlotte Giles
Reginald Tasker – Rusty Harding
Mrs. Daigle – Lise Alexander
Mr. Daigle – Lloyd Webb
Richard Bravo – Frank Wyatt
Reviewed Performance 10/3/2014
Reviewed by Chris Jackson, Associate Critic for John Garcia's THE COLUMN
There was a little girl, Who had a little curl, . . . When she was good, She was very good indeed, But when she was bad she was horrid Longfellow
Nature or nurture? This question has launched many heated debates among professionals and nonprofessionals alike for years. Pre-determined by genetics or learned by circumstances, or are some people, children in this case, just born evil? A tough question with no easy answers, both sides of the argument standing strong. Maxwell Anderson's play, adapted from the novel of the same name by American writer William March, opened on Broadway December 8th, 1954 and after five months moved to a different venue until September 27th, 1955 for a run of 334 performances. Nancy Kelly won the 1955 Tony Award for Best Actress in a Play in the role of the mother with Patty McCormack and Eileen Heckart in the cast, all of whom repeated their roles in the 1956 Academy Award-nominated film directed by Mervyn Leroy. All three received Academy Award nominations for their performances.
A seemingly perfect little girl, Rhoda Penmark is able to charm her way into getting just about anything she wants except the highly coveted penmanship medal which instead is presented to a classmate who then goes missing on a school outing. Rhoda's mother, Christine suspects that this and other events may not be what they seem, and it causes her to look into her own past and what she discovers about herself sets up the questions dramatized in this '50's play.
This is a play that was performed quite often "back in the day" by many community theaters, and Richardson Theatre Centre, in this their twenty-fifth season, has put together a cast with several outstanding performances. TheTheatre Centre has taken a strip mall space and transformed it into an interesting mixture of black box, thrust and three-quarter staging place that works well for this production. Only three rows deep on all sides, a nice sense of intimacy is created to intensify the growing horror of the unfolding melodrama.
Of the outstanding performances, the first mention must go to Cate Stuart as Rhoda, the young girl referred to by the title. A character in the play says that she is soon to be thirteen-years-old and Miss Stuart, though a little older, pulls off the young characterization without resorting to clichéd gestures or vocal patterns. Her performance is pivotal in a role that would be difficult for even a much more experienced actress. Rhoda needs to be charming, sweet and above reproach, and also display the signs of a sociopath with no feelings for her reprehensible actions. She must be believable in both incarnations to make the play work, and for the most part Miss Stuart pulls it off admirably. Several times she exchanges what is taken to be a family tradition with her parents. One says, "What will you give me for a basket of kisses?", answered by, "I'll give you a basket of hugs!" The irony of this exchange pays off later in the play and grows more horrifying with each repetition as we begin to understand Rhoda's true intentions.
Miss Stuart gives a little too much away in the first scene with her facial expressions when the other characters aren't looking which spoils what should be a growing realization of the true nature of this creature. When she is "good" she is very, very good indeed, dropping curtsies and complimenting her elders and behaving with perfect manners. Miss Stuart's smile is charming and you never doubt the other characters are fooled into believing her perfection. Her entire body language backs up that sweet smile and syrupy words. When she is "bad" she is very bad indeed with a complete change in her features and body posture that shows us Rhoda's true self. Her extended "Give me those shoes!" scene with Leroy, the custodian, is frightening in the cold, calculated assurance Miss Stuart displays as Rhoda's persona. There are times when her screams and reactions are over-the-top, but perhaps this is more a judgment call by the director than a character choice by the actor. In all, this young thespian gives an assured and polished performance.
In perhaps the showiest role of the evening, Lise Alexander plays the drunken mother of the missing boy who won the penmanship medal Rhoda coveted. Her two scenes are the highlight of the evening with Ms. Alexander playing an inebriated, frantic mother. She acts the drunk without stumbling or slurring her dialogue but with just enough adjustment in her walk, posture and almost flailing gestures to convince us of her condition. Ms. Alexander's shifts between laughter and tears is handled so believably that I was completely involved with her character's despair and felt pity and understanding while still being embarrassed by this poor woman grasping for any help she can find. Ms. Alexander's speech and manner denote a person of lower social class, and though she plays the mother with a certain crassness, she manages to also give the poor woman a certain tragic dignity. Thanks to her talent, the entire performance reveals an inner life and history that bleed through the tears.
Karen Jordan plays Monica Breedlove, the owner of the apartment building where Rhoda lives with her family. Her stage presence and assurance help propel every scene she is in toward its intended purpose. Ms. Jordan makes Monica's affection for Rhoda and constant praise appear genuine and heartfelt. She also almost manages to make the long speeches about Freud and psychiatry sound like real conversation and not just author exposition. (With which this script is filled!) She too gives a solid, professional, well executed supporting performance.
Leroy, the custodian played by David Lambert, is a showy and fun role; dirty, insinuating, crude and, for a play written in 1954, obscene. The audience is delighted every time he enters, shuffling on with thick Southern accent (the play is set in "a Southern city" according to the playbill) and sly looks. Mr. Lambert obviously has fun in this part and it is infectious, but perhaps more scheming and revealing of Leroy's true nature, and a little less comedy, would present a more richly textured characterization and become less one dimensional. There is no doubt, however, that he makes an impression in the role.
Frank Wyatt as Richard Bravo, Rhoda's grandfather, also presents a solid characterization with a clean and intelligent reading of his lines and confident stage presence. Richard has the responsibility of revealing to his daughter, Christine, the truth she is beginning to suspect. Again, the expositional writing doesn't make it easy, but Mr. Wyatt manages to make the scene believable. He shows Richard's reluctance to impart the information with his slight hesitations, concerned looks and vocal indications of sympathy for his daughter's feelings. Mr. Wyatt's affection toward Rhoda and her mother is palpable and believable.
Rusty Harding plays Reginald Tasker, a mystery writer and fellow tenant, and he has to get through long monologues that set up the author's message of understanding the role genetics vs. environment play in a person's personality and behavior. He handles the speeches with ease and conviction and somehow manages to make them almost plausible. Mr. Harding is comfortable on stage and puts the audience at ease. His skill as a performer keeps the audience interested through his rather lengthy descriptions.
In the crucial and lead role of Rhoda's mother Christine, Lauren Gao unfortunately fails to create a truly credible character. She handles the text well and is confident in her stage presence, but spends a great deal of her time indicating and telegraphing to the audience, with exaggerated facial expressions and vocal mannerisms. Ms. Gao never finds and conveys what it costs her character to discover her child's true personality and her occasional screaming is too simplistic and unimaginative. The decision to play her last scene as deranged, rather than that of a woman facing the crucial decision of a lifetime removes the heartbreak and possibility for a moment of near Greek tragedy proportions. Suddenly we are asking, "Where did this character come from?!" Granted, this is a difficult role with multiple layers to reveal and discoveries to convey, but Ms. Gao and perhaps Director Rachael Lindley, makes obvious choices and neglects those that would have proven more interesting. This actress is not without talent, and I would like to see her in another role that was perhaps more suited to her personality.
In the roles of Emory Wages and Mr. Daigle are Steven Shaw and Lloyd Webb. These gentlemen are effective in their brief appearances, creating characters that serve the play and help drive the action. As Rhoda's father, Col Kenneth Penmark, Joseph Gerard appears in the first and last scenes, capably portraying two widely different emotions and attitudes as the story demands.
In the larger role of Miss Fern, headmistress of Rhoda's school, Charlotte Giles nicely conveys the uneasiness of her character without telegraphing it, and is solid and capable in her role. Plays of this period often have many characters appearing only briefly, an option that huge Broadway expenses have taken from modern playwrights. Rare is the play today with characters making only one or two short entrances.
The Bad Seed clearly shows its age and reflects a different time in theatrical and society's tastes. "Show it, don't tell it," is a theater maxim, and unfortunately this show, based on a novel, spends huge amounts of time having characters relate important things that have happened off stage and in the past. The protracted discussions of Freud, psychotherapy and "complexes", and the drawn out conversations about the inheritance of evil, are just not something most modern audiences are willing to sit through with our electronic devices, instant gratification and short attention span compelling the story to hurry along.
Director Rachael Lindley keeps the wordy script moving and interesting as best she can, counting on the melodrama of the story to hold attention. She paces the show well and stages her actors efficiently, although they are often trapped upstage behind the sofa. Having actors continuously shouting during the most dramatic moments finally becomes a bit tedious. Conveying horror, anger and stony decisions with occasional steely quietness would be a welcome variation. Multiple costume and prop changes unfortunately create long scene changes.
The theater space is interesting, and the scene design by LaMar Graham and Rachael Lindley makes good use of the space's wide dimensions, with the audience seated in a slightly curved configuration. The set is appropriately painted and dressed to reflect the location and economic level of the characters and the story being presented. Although no particular time period is listed, there are Photoplay magazines of the '50s on the set, the phone and radio also reflecting the time. The uncredited lighting design is basic but effective and illuminates the space evenly. Appropriate music, chosen by Sound Designers Rusty Harding and Richard Stephens, Jr., underscore without overpowering. The recurring music box melody is particularly effective. Costumes chosen by the director and the cast cover a wide range of periods while generally still maintaining a 50s feel, with hats on the women and white gloves on Miss Fern. Rhoda's costumes are particularly interesting and perfect-little-girl like. The final costume for Monica Breedlove, however, is riotous in color and design, and pulls focus from the emotional impact the scene should deliver.
Richardson Theatre Centre's production is generally tight, despite the overly talky script, and the acting level, for the most part, is high and confident. Production values are strong and the evening gives audiences who may not know this classic piece of theater a good chance to experience it. Community theaters of this caliber are what keep our local theater community strong and give actors a chance to do what they love and share that enthusiasm with a grateful public. While the show may have its faults, it is still an enjoyable and engrossing evening with many outstanding moments.
Richardson Theatre Centre
518 W. Arapaho Rd
Richardson, TX 75080
Runs through October 26th
Thursday at 7:30 pm, Friday-Saturday at 8:00 pm, and Sunday at 2:00 pm
Tickets are $20.00 Thursday and Sunday and $22.00 Friday and Saturday.
For tickets and information, contact www.richardsontheatrecentre.net or call their box office at 972-699-1130


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First Reading: Ezra 9:5-9
5 And at the evening sacrifice I rose up from my affliction, and having rent my mantle and my garment, I fell upon my knees, and spread out my hands to the Lord my God,
6 And said: My God I am confounded and ashamed to lift up my face to thee: for our iniquities are multiplied over our heads, and our sins are grown up even unto heaven,
7 From the days of our fathers: and we ourselves also have sinned grievously unto this day, and for our iniquities we and our kings, and our priests have been delivered into the hands of the kings of the lands, and to the sword, and to captivity, and to spoil, and to confusion of face, as it is at this day.
8 And now as a little, and for a moment has our prayer been made before the Lord our God, to leave us a remnant, and give us a pin in his holy place, and that our God would enlighten our eyes, and would give us a little life in our bondage.
9 For we are bondmen, and in our bondage our God hath not forsaken us, but hath extended mercy upon us before the king of the Persians, to give us life, and to set up the house of our God, and rebuild the desolations thereof, and to give us a fence in Juda and Jerusalem.
Psalm: Tobit 13:2-4, 6-8
2 For thou scourgest, and thou savest: thou leadest down to hell, and bringest up again: and there is none that can escape thy hand.
3 Give glory to the Lord, ye children of Israel, and praise him in the sight of the Gentiles:
4 Because he hath therefore scattered you among the Gentiles, who know not him, that you may declare his wonderful works, and make them know that there is no other almighty God besides him.
6 See then what he hath done with us, and with fear and trembling give ye glory to him: and extol the eternal King of worlds in your works.
7 As for me, I will praise him in the land of my captivity: because he hath shown his majesty toward a sinful nation.
8 Be converted therefore, ye sinners, and do justice before God, believing that he will show his mercy to you.
Gospel: Luke 9:1-6
1 Then calling together the twelve apostles, he gave them power and authority over all devils, and to cure diseases.
2 And he sent them to preach the kingdom of God, and to heal the sick.
3 And he said to them: Take nothing for your journey; neither staff, nor scrip, nor bread, nor money; neither have two coats.
4 And whatsoever house you shall enter into, abide there, and depart not from thence.
5 And whosoever will not receive you, when ye go out of that city, shake off even the dust of your feet, for a testimony against them.
6 And going out, they went about through the towns, preaching the gospel, and healing every where.


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Plato: There is a truth (absolute truth), you can reach it by deduction, and nothing else matters much. The process is called "dialectic," and today we'd probably think of it as math and science.
Student of Socrates, founded the academy, was the first ever professor
Aristotle: Rhetoric matters; it's not just the absolute truth, it's how to make the best case possible.
Advisor to Alexander the great, student of Plato, ran for his life after Alex was overthrown.
Protagoras (a sophist) that all arguments have 2 sides, and if you know your crap you should be able to argue both equally well.
Plato wrote a book slamming him called "Progtagoras"
Romans follow the greeks; they don't come up with anything new but they rip off the greeks. The big thinker is Quintillian: his big quote is: "A liar needs a good memory," which makes sense, but isn't really theoretically groundbreaking.
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Consider first the argument scheme:
(1) Don't let x happen.
(2) If you do y, then x.
(3) Don't do y.
This is a clearly valid scheme containing a mixture of declaratives and imperatives, which reduces to:
(1') x->s (2') y->x Therefore, (3') y->s
A typical instance of this is:
(1») Don't let the cat escape.
(2») If you open the front door, the cat will escape.
(3») Don't open the front door.
A third valid argument scheme, but one which is far more complex, is:
(7) Do p or q. (8) If you do p, then do r. (9) If you do q, then do s. Therefore, (10) Do r or s.
It may not be presumed here that the sanctions for not doing p, q, r, and s are the same; they may or may not be. Hence this argument scheme reduces to:
(7') ~(pVq)->x
(8') p->(~r->y)
(9') q->(~s->z)
(10') ~(rVs)->(xVyVz), where x is at least yVz.
A typical instance of this scheme is:
(7») Either tell her nothing or tell her everything.
(8») If you decide to tell her nothing, feign ignorance of the entire matter.
(9») If you decide to tell her everything, tell it in a way that coheres credibly.
(10») If you neither feign ignorance of the entire matter nor tell her the whole story so that it coheres credibly, you'll be suspected of leaving something out or of lying.
I leave an appropriate context to the imagination of the reader. Notice that our choice of x was simply yVz, but it could well be something stronger (y & z comes to mind, as well as more complicated propositions that entail y, z, or both).
However, the validity of the three schemata above depends critically on the assumption of a common context in which the premises and conclusion are asserted or else we have the usual problem with indexicals. Indeed, without this assumption, even the following argument scheme is invalid:
(11) Do x. Therefore, (12) Do x.
Since it does not follow from «Give me ten dollars or I will starve» that «Give me ten dollars or I will shoot» and since the sanction is, in both the premise and the conclusion, left implicit, the notion of validity for arguments with imperatives read as material (bi)conditionals depends critically on a common context. As another example, consider the imperative «Tell me who did it!» Asked by a curious friend, the sanction for not answering is mere displeasure; asked in a court of law, the sanction for not answering is being found in civil contempt and incarcerated -- quite different!
Besides the problem of context, a more subtle problem arises if it is not clear whether the sanction will be applied only if the imperative is ignored or at least when the imperative is ignored, i.e. when it is not clear whether the conditional is a simple conditional or a biconditional. Thus it may appear that the following argument is surely valid:
(13) Give me ten dollars. Therefore, (14) Give me at least five dollars.
However, if the conditional corresponding to (13) is a biconditional, i.e. the sanction will be avoided if the command is obeyed (e.g., the criminal will not shoot if he is paid off), (14) may simply not be sufficient to avoid the sanction.
Verily, our ability to analyze arguments is hampered by lack of knowledge of context, intention, and the like, and this is the situation for declaratives just as for imperatives. If it seems like it is more troublesome for the latter, that is, indeed, the case, since often when imperatives are issued as commands (as opposed to requests) they are an abrogation of the rights and will of others, in which case the context is such that the intentions are necessarily less clear than when two people are having a (consensual) conversation: The situation of the starving beggar can be resolved more easily than the situation of the street criminal, i.e. it is surely a simpler matter to ascertain whether something less than ten dollars will do to satisfy the man's hunger than it is to ascertain what the man with his hand on the trigger will do if he is given less than he demands.
example: A black cat crossed Babbs' path yesterday and, sure enough, she was involved in an automobile accident later that same afternoon.
example: Since the Anaheim Angels introduced the rally monkey, the team has one a lot more come-from-behind victories. Never underestimate the power of the rally monkey.
APPEAL TO IGNORANCE: (argumentum ad ignorantiam) attempts to use an opponent's inability to disprove a conclusion as proof of the validity of the conclusion, i.e. "You can't prove I'm wrong, so I must be right."
BIFURCATION: (either‑or, black or white, all or nothing fallacy) assumes that two categories are mutually exclusive and exhaustive, that is, something is either a member of one or the other, but not both or some third category.
example: Either you favor a strong national defense, or you favor allowing other nations to dictate our foreign policy.
example: Either you are with the terrorists or you are with the United States.
SLIPPERY SLOPE: (sometimes called a snowball argument or domino theory) suggests that if one step or action is taken it will invariably lead to similar steps or actions, the end results of which are negative or undesirable. A slippery slope always assume a chain reaction of cause-effect events which result in some eventual dire outcome.
example: If the Supreme Court allows abortion, next think you know they'll allow euthanasia, and it won't be long before society disposes of all those persons whom it deems unwanted or undesirable.
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2.7 millions have become unemployed while Bush is in office
Losses are permanent says the FRB
Tax cuts aren't working to improve jobs
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No. 1435 Flight RAF
|No. 1435 Flight RAF
A No. 1435 Flight Typhoon flying over the Falkland Islands
|4 December 1941 – June 1942
15 July 1942 – 2 August 1942
1 Nov 1988 – current[1]
|United Kingdom
|Royal Air Force
|Air defence
|Protect the right
No. 1435 Flight is a Typhoon FGR4 unit of the Royal Air Force, based at RAF Mount Pleasant, providing air defence for the Falkland Islands, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands. The Flight goes by the motto of "Protect the Right" while the motto of the Falkland Islands is "Desire the Right".[i]
During the Second World War, No. 1435 Flight was a nightfighter unit on Malta subsequently raised to squadron status becoming the only RAF flying squadron to be given a four digit number.[3][4]
No. 1435 (Night Fighter) Flight was first formed at Malta as a night fighter unit on 4 December 1941, by re-designating the Malta Night Fighter Unit.[1] In July 1942, personnel from No. 603 Squadron were equipped with the Spitfire V to form the unit.[3] After a brief period as No.1435 (Fighter) Flight, at RAF Luqa, due to its size it was raised to No. 1435 Squadron on 2 August 1942 at RAF Luqa, Malta[5][6]
It converted to fighter-bomber activities in January 1943 and operated over Sicily and in Italy. It was assigned to the Balkan Air Force, carrying out operations over Albania and Yugoslavia until the end of the war.
It disbanded on 29 April 1945 at Falconara, Italy.[7]
In November 1988, when 23 Squadron converted to the Tornado, 1435 Flight was revived, equipped with four McDonnell Douglas Phantom FGR.2s. After No. 23 Squadron's disbandment at RAF Mount Pleasant, the mission and equipment were transferred to No. 1435 Flight, flying the Panavia Tornado F.3 and later the Eurofighter Typhoon.
The aircraft are permanently based in the islands, as told by CPO(AWT) Edwards, while the aircrew from the UK are cycled through No. 1435 Flight. While there they provide a 365-day, 24-hour alert. The Flight has maintained its Maltese connections, with its aircraft sporting the Maltese cross. The practice of naming the four-aircraft presence on the islands has also been maintained: they are called Faith, Hope and Charity, after the legendary three Gloster Sea Gladiators that once defended Malta, and Desperation. Desperation was added to the three traditional names when Phantoms entered service in the Falklands and the flight was revived in 1988. Faith, Hope and Charity fly operationally, with Desperation appropriately in reserve. On their retirement in 1992, one of the Phantoms was placed as the gate guardian at Mount Pleasant. The Phantoms were replaced by four Tornado F.3s. The four Tornados remained in active service until they were replaced in their turn by four Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4 (Tranche 2) in September 2009.[8] Although the unit's new aircraft do not have the traditional names applied, the four aircraft have tailcodes that match (F, H, C, D).[9]
Aircraft operated[edit]
|December 1941
|June 1942
|Mk.IIb, Mk.IIc
|August 1942
|April 1945
|November 1988
|F-4 Phantom II
|September 2009
|September 2009
See also[edit]
- No. 1312 Flight RAF - Falklands transport planes
- List of Royal Air Force aircraft squadrons
- List of Royal Air Force independent flights
- Military of the Falkland Islands
- Notes
- Citations
- ^ a b c d e Lake (1999), p. ??
- ^ "History of 1435 Squadron". MOD.
- ^ a b "No 671 – 1435 Squadron Histories". RAFWEB Air of Authority – A History of RAF Organisation.
- ^ "No.1435 Squadron". RAF Museum Cold War Exhibition.
- ^ Rawlings (1976), p. 511.
- ^ a b Halley (1988), p. 459.
- ^ Rawlings (1976), p. 512.
- ^ Typhoons arrive in Falklands Archived 23 February 2010 at the Wayback Machine.
- ^ "News Brief". Air Forces Monthly (324): 7. January 2016.
- ^ Jefford (2001), p. 106.
- Bibliography
- Flintham, Vic; Thomas, Andrew (2003). Combat Codes: A full explanation and listing of British, Commonwealth and Allied air force unit codes since 1938. Shrewsbury, Shropshire: Airlife Publishing. ISBN 1-84037-281-8.
- Halley, James J. (1988). The Squadrons of the Royal Air Force & Commonwealth 1918–1988. Tonbridge, Kent: Air Britain (Historians). ISBN 0-85130-164-9.
- Jefford, Wing Commander C.G., MBE, BA, RAF(Retd.) (2001) [1988]. RAF Squadrons, a Comprehensive record of the Movement and Equipment of all RAF Squadrons and their Antecedents since 1912 (2nd ed.). Shrewsbury, Shropshire: Airlife Publishing. ISBN 1-85310-053-6.
- Lake, Alan (1999). Flying Units of the RAF. Shrewsbury, Shropshire: Airlife Publishing. ISBN 1-84037-086-6.
- Rawlings, John D.R. (1969). Fighter Squadrons of the RAF and their Aircraft ((2nd edition 1976, reprinted 1978) ed.). London: Macdonald & Jane's. ISBN 0-354-01028-X.
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to No. 1435 Flight RAF.
- Page of Images of 1435 Flight's Tornado F.3s
- "FLIGHT 1435" Music video made by 1435 Flight personnel on YouTube, uploaded 18 January 2007.


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Monday, October 01, 2012
Day Seven was a change of pace for me. I got up and made biscuits and gravy and bacon for my family. I ate that with them and had some orange juice to drink. Then, I realized my son, who had spent the night with my parents had forgotten his winter coat and was heading back North that morning. I packed up his coat and some chili and pumpkin roll for him to take home with him. I went to my parents house and visited with them until my son and my dad left (for different destinations). Then it was just Mom and I in the house. That was pretty nice too. I spent the entire day snuggled up under a light blanket talking with Mom. I really needed that. My mom's house is lovely and comfortable. Her words are always so soothing. It was majorly de-stressing. I felt so at peace. I can tell my mom anything. It was really nice. I think that it's important in the process of losing a lot of weight to have someone to talk to.
After I left my parents' house, I went to Batesville because my husband was home!!!! I picked him up at the truck yard and went home to pick up our daughter and we were off for the evening to my son's choir concert. It was a great show! The mixed show choir was my favorite. They danced beautifully!
Food followers: I had breakfast of biscuits and gravy and 3.5 strips of bacon, and a glass of orange juice. I skipped lunch because I was busy talking to mom. Then I had a cookie at the choir concert (peanut butter) and I came home and had a bowl of homemade macaroni and cheese for supper.
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Safety and Immunogenicity Study of LC16m8, a Modified Smallpox Vaccine, in Healthy, Previously Unvaccinated Volunteers
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