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After looking at a ton of Lisa Frank stuff online and feeling pretty nostalgic about it, I started to search for more memories of the '90s. I hit the jackpot! Behold, — pictures that make me feel a little old perfectly capture the '90s!
I'm not going to lie, it's making me wish that my weekend plans included going to see "Space Jam", curling up on the couch tomorrow night (SNICK!!!) to watch "Are You Afraid of the Dark?" and going to McDonald's to get one of these awesome trick-or-treat buckets.
Oh, BOP Magazine… with your cute centerfolds and breath-taking posters. Oh, and Ryan Gosling.
Possibly the most '90s picture that I've ever seen. Classic NES – check. Will Smith – check. Mariah Carey CD – check. Zoomba pants and Nikes – double-check.
Everyone's favorite burnout from "Clueless"! In suspenders!
This is making me want to go to Claire's like you wouldn't believe.
Oh, Clarissa. You were so lucky to have Sam climbing through your window every day.
I think my parents actually owned this. No joke.
My grandparents actually got all of the younger kids different colored outfits like this for Christmas one year and MADE US ALL GET TOGETHER AND POSE FOR A GROUP PICTURE. I'm sure one of managed to destroy the picture… at least I hope so.
Did anyone have the worst day of the life after they checked their collection of keychains (even though none of us were old enough to drive) just to find your Giga pet dead? Or that your little brother managed to hack into your Dear Diary? '90s girl problems…
Oh, early '90s Leo. I fell in love with you on "Growing Pains"… and then covered my room in Romeo + Juliet posters a few years later.
Probably my favorite movie ever… no joke. My boyfriend and I are going to be Wayne and Garth for Halloween. Sch-wing!
Oh. My God. That subject line… and the rainbow text. I want to be ~*+best friends+*~ with this person. [via Buzzfeed]
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TOPS IN VALUES TOPS IN NEWS Vol. I No. 5 THE HILLTOPPER April 14, 1954Page 1 £a&bz/L AWARD IS MADE as. ■ ■ <*-^>ff^**fp} Two lonely and troubled msn walked <#©wn the dusty road to Emmaus, and they were troubled j because they had lost their Master and friend. They were ashamed because they had deserted their friend when He needed them. Now he was no longer with them. They had marveled as He preached the Good News, and healed the sick and broken-hearted. Now their hearts were broken. Suddenly they felt a Presence with them. Their hearts were mended and once again they felt the joy that the Master brings. Yet they did not recognize their Friend. How could it be; was He not crucified, dead and buried? They stopped for the evening meal, and as this stranger "Took bread and blessed it and broke it and gave it to them, "their eyes were opened and they recognized Him. "Did not our hearts burn within us while He talked to us on the road?" That's what Easter means. It says that we have the Christ whom men could not take away from us. God sent Him, how could men take Him away. He says, "Lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the world." And we believe Him, for God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son that Whosoever be- lieveth in Him shall not perish but have life everlasting. Isn't our walk through life something like the road to Emmaus? We get discouraged, our hearts are troubled and we reach out for some power that will lift Last week Roger Wilkoivski received his award for naming The Hilltopper The Rev. Vernon Myers, is youth director at St. John's Catheral which Roger attends. us up when we fall. Remember and be glad that Christ walks with us even as He walked with the two disciples. We will not recognize Him at first, even as they didn't. Yet, if we pause with Him and let Him take bread, bless, and break it for us, then we shall know and believe. Christ is risen indeed!!!!! By The Rev. Vernon Myers, Canon St. John's Cathedral 1313 Clarkson St. Dear Mr. Baile: Yes, we are indeed proud that Roger won the naming contest. In fact we are proud of Roger and several other outstanding young men of our parish. Thank you for the "Hilltopper." And thank you for asking me to participate in this fine community service with you. Faithfully yours, The Rev. Vernon Myers, Canon St. John's Cathedral INSIDE INN CAFE 524 E. 17th Ave. Fine food served in pleasant surroundings UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT NORM and EVE SOUCY Pick up and delivery Phone DU. 0303 17th Avenue RADIO & TELEVISION SALES & REPAIR TONY BOMARETO, Owner We Repair Any HouseSo'd Aop!iancc CAR RADIOS REPAIRED 1600 East 17th Ave. Denver (ADVANCE TEXTILE RE-WEAVERS REPAIR SPECIALISTS DAMAGED CLOTHING UPHOLSTERY — RUGS Guaranteed Workmanship 1034 E. Colfax AL. 6745
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Title | Hilltopper, Volume 1 Number 5 |
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Whedon's version of Shakespeare's comedic play is set in modern-day Los Angeles and stars actors from his TV and movie projects
If you had 12 days off from your responsibilities writing and directing a mega-blockbuster film that would go on to gross $1.5 billion, what would you do to relax? I know—why not have a bunch of friends come over to your house and make another movie in that short period of time? Piece of cake, right? And instead of a story about superheroes, why not use the original text of one of the greatest plays ever written—one that was first performed in 1598!
I admit that I was a little skeptical going in to see Joss Whedon's film version of William Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing." Placing the Bard's words in a modern-day setting can be tricky indeed, but by the end of this enjoyable film, I thought it was one of the most fun, accessible, and exhilarating versions of Shakespeare ever put on celluloid. The story of sparring lovers Beatrice and Benedick (Amy Acker and Alexis Denisof) offers a dark, sexy, and occasionally absurd view of the intricate game that is love that somehow seems as fitting today as it was over 500 years ago. The writer/director clearly had a ball directing the talented cast of actors from his stock company of players and the results should please Whedon fanatics and Shakespeare purists alike. In addition to the entrancing Acker and Denisof, the cast features Whedon alumni including Nathan Fillion, Clark Gregg, Reed Diamond, Fran Kranz, and Sean Maher, as well as a few new faces such as Jillian Morgese as Beatrice's young cousin, Hero. I talked to the talented Amy Acker in Los Angeles.
MSN Movies: I can't even imagine how you all managed to pull this off in just 12 days! Were you a little terrified going in?
Amy Acker: You know, I don't think anyone expected at first that this was going to be what it became. We had been doing these Shakespeare readings over at Joss's house for years. You'd go over in your flip-flops and jeans and tank top and have a glass of wine or a beer and read Shakespeare. It was all so fun and casual. So when he said he wanted to make a movie of these readings, that he'd love to share them with people, I didn't really have it in my head that it was going to be this big film!
You thought it was just something he was going to make for his friends?
Yeah! I thought Joss was just going to whip out his iPhone. "Okay, everybody—action!" But then he told us that everyone needed to be ready to go with the whole play. So we just had three weeks to learn all of our lines and figure out what we were saying! At least we had the benefit of the set already being built since it was filmed at Joss's house!
I know you and Alexis had some experience with Shakespeare but I imagine plenty of people in the cast did not. Was that a huge challenge?
You know, there were a lot of people who were terrified. I know Nathan was trying to get out of it!
It's one thing to do a reading with friends with no one watching—
Exactly. But when the time came I felt like everyone knew what they were saying. Despite any fears we had, Joss made everyone feel comfortable and made it all work.
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I would imagine that one of the challenges was that, unlike many other acting gigs you all may have had, you really couldn't fudge the words here at all.
No, but it's the same thing when you're doing one of Joss's scripts! He's such a great writer so you don't want to say something other than what he's written! And that's certainly how it feels with Shakespeare. You want to say it exactly the way it's written because it's so beautiful and it brings you to the emotional place you need to get to by having these great words to chew on and give to other actors.
It's cool to think how this film is really going to bring Shakespeare to some brand new audiences.
I know! At every screening we've been to so far, at least one person has stood up and said that they're a teacher and they can't wait to show it in class to their students. That's very exciting.
When you're stepping into an amazing part like this, are you thinking of the list of some of the greatest actresses in the history of the theater who have played Beatrice before you?
Oh God, I'm glad I didn't talk to you before we did the film! (Laughs.) I'm a huge fan of this play and I hope to see it a million more times and to see other people's interpretations, but I think we had a specific story that we wanted to tell and luckily, having this bond with Joss and Alexis was already great starting place.
Had you played Beatrice before?
And, yes, it will probably be in 3D
But she will appear in the third film
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Joe Dante's werewolf movie gets the special edition treatment
The same year that "An American Werewolf in London" opened up the possibilities of the werewolf horror with a mix of black comedy and horrific transformations, Joe Dante went a different direction with "The Howling" (Shout Factory). Working on lower budget, Dante discarded the usual lone wolf route to frame the drama in terms of the wolf pack. His wolves weren't mad dogs on the rampage, but a primal force balancing survival with primal urges.
Dee Wallace, just a year before making "E.T.," stars as an investigative TV reporter recovering from a brush with a serial killer in a retreat called "The Colony," a mix of new age commune, primal therapy, and red meat culture. It also happens to be the hub of a werewolf pack that quickly adds her husband (Christopher Stone) to their ranks, transforming the easy-going vegetarian into an aggressive, meat-eating hunter in the process.
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111 Shrewsbury Street
Worcester, MA 01604
111 Chop House is arguably one of my favorite restaurants in the area, ever since its 1999 opening, as reviewed here.
As we thought about places to do a video visit, 111 Chop House was an obvious choice. After working closely with the Worcester Restaurant Group and their marketing arm, we got the "green light" to capture the place. Interestingly, we went on one of their busiest nights, when they were having a wine dinner.
I hope you enjoy this short video visit to 111 Chop House.
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Gary Kelley has lived in Westborough since 1994. His reviews are what he would tell friends, and are not an academic analysis. You can follow him @glkelley or www.garylkelley.com
Ken Crater
10:06 am on Friday, November 9, 2012
Great restaurant, and a really nice behind-the-scenes look -- thanks!
10:16 am on Friday, November 9, 2012
111 is clearly of the best restaurants in the area and I aree with everything you said about it. Well worth the trip (from Milford) to make a special night out that much more special. Thanks for a great video and reminding me it is time to get back there.
Gary Kelley
10:31 am on Friday, November 9, 2012
Thanks for the kind words, Ken and Milfud. The videos are fun to make, and they do take hours to record...so they are a tad 'disruptive' certainly for the people in them. While we try to make it appear completely spontaneous, you just know people are not standing there with wireless microphones ready to go. The folks at 111 Chop House were very busy preparing for their Wine Dinner, and we had to produce this "on the fly." The 111 Owners, Chefs, GM, Marketing and staff were all very accommodating. I'm happy they agreed to let us come in and capture their restaurant.
Tim Horgan
10:52 pm on Monday, November 19, 2012
Nice job, Gary and crew. Makes me want to save up some $s and head to Worcester!


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- 1931
Accra Brewery Limited (ABL) is established as Overseas Brewery Limited – the first brewery built in the European tradition in West Africa.
- 1933-45
Club Lager becomes the first local Ghanaian clear beer brand and proves popular throughout West Africa during the Second World War. Club Minerals included Colas, Ginger Ale, Quinine Tonic and Muscatella.
- 1995-97
ABL is listed in 1995. South African Breweries acquires nearly 70% of the shares and a management contract in 1997.
- 2009
SABMiller acquires majority stake in Voltic - the market leader in bottled water production in Ghana with an 85% share of the mineral water market.
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ABL is delisted with SABMiller taking full ownership.
US$260m investment programme to fund capacity expansion in Uganda, Ghana, Zambia and Tanzania announced in November.
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Lord, make me an instrument of your peace; where there is hatred, let me sow love; when there is injury, pardon; where there is doubt, faith; where there is despair, hope; where there is darkness, light; and where there is sadness, joy. Grant that I may not so much seek as to be consoled as to console; to be understood, as to understand, to be loved as to love; for it is in giving that we receive, it is in pardoning that we are pardoned, and it is in dying that we are born to eternal life.


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A play on college sports' "Redshirt" rule: they can't play, but they're still a part of the team.
Redshirt is another name that refers to underage girls (typically between the ages 16-17). They're "a part of the team" = you can check them out, but "they cannot play" = you can't have sex with them because that's illegal. "DAMN! Check out that Redshirt over there!"
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1. | Redshirt | ||
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Expendable characters. Usually say one line or less before being killed in a plot-convenient manner.
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a term used in American college athletics for players, usually freshmen, withheld from competition in order to delay the beginning of their 4-year eligibilty period He had a great spring training season, but the coach decided to redshirt him anyway.
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The person most likely to die first in any TV show, or film, regardless of what colour sweater they're wearing. Taken from Star Trek the Original Series, where the security guards wore red, one always 'beamed down' from the spaceship to planets on exploratory missions and always died first. Always. Don't ever wear a red shirt on a space mission! "Ahhh look at the Redshirt, he's gonna get it first"
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Crew member / driver / rope puller for the world famous 'Secret Europe of Buddy Bombard' The Bombard Society is / was an elite holiday company providing vacations for wealthy Americans throughout Europe by hot air balloon. The RedShirts were the heroes of the operation and thrived on high speed driving, job creation and chasing of client daughters. Binge drinking became synonymous with the coveted RedShirt Here come the RedShirts
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A chode from Standford.
Usually extremely prissy and or disgustingly wealthy. Also known as, "momma's boy" or "dweeb" People who pretend to be smart but really just paid their way into a bitch ass preppy school... for bitches. Who eat weiners. "Take off that redshirt, faggot."
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A redshirt is one of the basic crew members in the original Star Trek series. In Aridor Slave Rescue, every player starts with a redshirt and can use this character to win other characters. Redshirt is a very low-scoring character in all three attributes.
The term is also used as a verb. To redshirt someone in the Aridor game is to reduce them to only having a redshirt by stealing (or otherwise removing) all their other slaves. Some players redshirt other players who annoy them, and the term is also used for other situations (e.g. where slaves are taken so they can be retaken to make money, and where someone loses all their slaves through attrition over time) where someone is left with only a redshirt. Redshirt is not too bad a character, and has a good chance of beating Mariah or Goodnight in a fight.
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Should 'Coffee' be treated like Tobacco, Alcohol, and other Addictive Drugs/Habits? | Think about it! The caffeine in Coffee is an addictive substance that can be harmful both healthwise & financial. Coffee, Tobacco, Alcohol, Drugs - Yahoo! Search Results: http://bit.ly/cnjlEK asked Sep 01 '10 at 23:57 r0bErT4u |
No, candy and junk food is addictive to some people and harmful as well. answered Sep 01 '10 at 23:59 Xiro Exactly! From a health and financial (healthcare costs & loss of productivity from work/school) perspective, many other things are far more detrimental to society than caffeine... sugar is high on that list (obesity, diabetes, tooth decay.) Legislating them doesn't stop abusers from over-indulging in them, anyway; it just gives the government another revenue stream thanks to the "sin tax" they'll apply to additional items beyond just cigarettes and alcohol.
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No, but then I don't think that tobacco, alcohol, and other addictive drugs should be treated as they are in North America either. answered Sep 02 '10 at 01:46 AlanStryder |
God NO! I need my morning fix of caffeine, it wakes me up. If I wake up and don't have coffee, I feel sluggish all day, even after having food. So, a definite NO to making it illegal. I would rather give up smoking ciggies than give up my coffee. And by the way, caffeine is also an anti-oxident, much like Tea is. answered Sep 02 '10 at 06:43 Geenome |
Caffeine in small amounts is beneficial for the body but just like anything else too much of one thing is not a good thing. answered Sep 02 '10 at 11:41 IamTechCrazy |
No. Caffeine in the levels provided by coffee and tea are generally safe. There are those sensitive to caffeine who are able to self regulate if necessary. However on a majority, the levels of caffeine consumed via standard serves of coffee would not warrant government intervention - haha can you imagine how smug coffee drinkers would get if you had to be over an age, or hold a licence to drink caffeine. answered Sep 02 '10 at 11:52 Uelogy |
I think that those who have a simple cup of coffee once in the morning and then maybe again at dinner deserve to have it. But I do think there are some who are addicted in a way that is unhealthy and they have many cups of coffee throughout the day. There is really no reason to make caffeine an illegal substance being that in small amounts it is a good thing. answered Sep 02 '10 at 12:55 jakeeger |
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A Visit From The Loon Squad
Last week, on a particularly grey wednesday, I had a harp lesson at 4'o'clock and a gig I was going to at 8, so I decided to while away the harpless between-hours at the bookshop around the corner from Berklee, on Newbury Street.
After three years studying Literature (with a big L) at university, I am still overwhelmed and overjoyed to be aboard the good ship 'Choose What You Want to Read, and It Doesn't Really Matter What You Make of It, Just Have a Jolly Time.' (Big flag)
I spent about half an hour pottering about the shelves, partly for aimless pleasure, and partly to put care into my selection, so as to maximise my jollity.
My criteria for choosing a book were as follows:
- Classics that I've always been meaning to read but never got around to, were out, for today. Hasta la Vista Dostoyevsky, and Buh-bye Bröntes. And no guilt trips allowed, thank you VERY much, Mill on the Floss (if in fact that is your real name).
- A criterion of a similar ilk: no crummy attempts at self-improvement. One day, I may learn French, commit to memory the difference between Doric, Ionic and Corinthian columns AND discover how to make all varieties of smoothie for a happier, healthier me, but this was not the day. Titles like 'The Happiness Project: Or, Why I Spent a Year Trying to Sing in the Morning, Clean my Closets, Fight right, Read Aristotle, and Generally Have More Fun' were DEFINITELY out.
- I wanted fiction. Preferably a novel.
- And a jammy one at that.
- It had to be something new (to me, not necessarily new to the world).
I idled a while around my favourite authors, cozying up to familiar titles. So comfortable, these old friends! But this is my problem with [not] being well-read. I often shy away from the term 'well-read', not only because I consider it to be both tricksy and entirely relative term, and therefore relatively meaningless, but also because I am secretly certain that I am not well-read. I blame this largely on my love of re-reading, which means that the books I have read, have certainly been read well (does that count? 'Oh, she's well read, that one!' - if said in a Northern accent could pass for a glowing reference, in a pinch) but those that I haven't read, well and truly, or even at all, are far greater in number. This is obviously the case for everybody - Coleridge, I believe, was the last person who claimed to have read everything, and even then it was a bold claim - but by far greater, I mean FAR greater. Again, I am lost in the mires of relativity. Oh well. 'KBO' as Churchill would say, and as many members of the Herman Family would repeat delightedly: Keep Buggering On.
So there I was, hovering around Dave Eggers, wrestling with my impulse to sink into the blissful familiarity of his short stories, when I spotted Jennifer Egan, sitting snugly beside him. I'd never heard of her before (shame on me. Or maybe not so much. No guilt trips allowed, remember?) which played no small part in her appeal.
There was also the gold 'Winner of the Pulitzer Prize' sticker, winking shinily at me from the front cover of 'a visit from the goon squad'. The title tickled me, the cover was jangling with critical acclaim, and the book was of a good girth (an underrated quality in book choosing, I feel).
There was also something in the LA Times' accolade 'The smartest book you can get your hands on', that felt almost like a challenge. I guess the combination of 'can', implying permission, with the suggestion of a prize (to get your hands on something connotes a struggle, right? Or an ability, an opportunity…
I CAN get my hands on it! Look, look LA Times! Here I am - with my hands on it! Regard my grubby little paws, they could not be more on this book if they tried!
(It's ok, my paws were only a bit bicycle-chain-and-subway-grubby, AND I bought the book, so it's really no biggie, LA Times.)
So without further ado, (well, there may have been a BIT more ado. A little ado. Dr. ado-little. Except rather than talking to animals, I was just minding my own business, and looking at books. That said, I'm sure if this particular jaunt were to be made into a film - and what a film! - Rex Harrison or Eddie Murphy would do a fine job of playing me) I bought the book.
After a bit of light back-and-forth with the lovely man at the till (my faithful, but garish backpack is always a talking point amongst the world's more garrulous folk) I got myself a table and ordered the biggest sandwich I could imagine (it's called the Cape Codder, and if you're ever in the area, I heart(attack)ily recommend it. Can you go wrong with MASSIVE wedges of grilled Challah, turkey, cheese and bacon? No, good sir and/or madam, you cannot) and some sort of delicious fruit juice.
So anyway, there I was, nibbling away merrily on my stonker sandwich, and getting stuck into my new book.
There's nothing better than reading the first few pages of a new book and realising that you're having a great time. This realisation is often a little, glimmering minnow of a feeling, because it is, in my experience, more of a non-thought, than a thought. That is, rather than thinking 'Am I enjoying this?' 'How does this character make me feel?' 'Do I like that person?' 'Should I like this person?' 'What's THAT metaphor all about?' and so on, the soothing absence of the running narrative (usually panting and sweaty) usually heralds a total and immersive sense of enjoyment and engagement.
Or so I thought.
I had decided to spend the evening taking a break from my harp-shaped life. I wanted to spend a pocket of time eating a delicious sandwich (which came with a PICKLE! Sometimes the gods are generous) and reading a book about which I had no preconceptions, and in which I could submerge myself, allowing thoughts, of whatever flavour, to marinate in peace.
I had spent that morning practising the harp, the night before, practising the harp. The night before that… and so it goes. That day I had rode the subway listening to harp music in preparation for my lesson. Then, my harp lesson - very harp-related. It was a great lesson and I left feeling buoyant and full of resolve and plans for long-term improvement and, in the shorter-term, my next practice session. But all this could wait one evening.
So imagine my surprise when, near the top of page seven, I read this:
…a set of goals she'd scrawled on a big sheet of newsprint and taped to the walls of her early apartments:
Find a band to manage
Understand the news
Study Japanese
Practice the harp
Wait, what?
I know it's a cliché, but I think my heart really did skip a beat.
I looked again, just to check (at the book, not my heart).
The story so far had been about a date and the therapy sessions of a lady who was also a kleptomaniac. I felt fairly secure that I was exploring unfamiliar territory, not knowing, waiting to be told…
Then THIS!
There was no lead up to this.
Perhaps if the cover had been this one (below), I might have divined some intimation of music-shaped things to come. The guitar even looks a bit like a lyre. There's a bit near the end about Orpheus and Euridice, so maybe that was intentional. Maybe THAT's the point! Hmm. But I digress, THIS is not my point, nor was it the cover I had seen.
The cover I saw was this:
Looks fun, exciting, bold, not harp-related in any way, good girth, and so on.
And sure, it was an innocuous detail. A throwaway designed, presumably, to add texture to the character. (Or maybe not! see Orpheus revelation above)
But this tiny, deft touch of shading (ditto) really made me wonder if I had lost my mind.
I looked again at the page.
I took a mind-clearing bite of my sandwich, then allowed my eyes to drift casually back to the book. It was a bit like playing 'Grandmother's Footsteps'. You know, that very slow turn and peer? Except instead of trying the thwart the approach of giggling children, I was turning, slowly, expecting to find full-blown insanity tapping me on the shoulder, giggling.
This is one of the rarer situations when it's weird to be on your own. When reading a new book, and a tiny reference to playing the harp forces you to question your sanity. In these situations, it's handy to have a second opinion (just so you know for next time). I considered seeking the counsel of the friendly looking man at the table near mine, but it's actually quite difficult to phrase 'Hey, can you just tell me if these words on this page are, as I believe them to be, referencing someone's need to practice the harp? Juuust checking is all.' without sounding like someone may have spiked your sandwich.
These are the hazards no one tells you about when you take on a multi-month intensive harp apprenticeship. You know??
A few days later, when we were in the supermarket, I casually mentioned my fear of harp-madness to Jonathan. He asked to see the book and I dutifully fished it out of my bag.
'See? It's weird, right? Isn't that weird?!'
'Um, Katya… I don't know what to tell you, but it DOESN'T say anything about the harp.'
If you want to know whether this joke was well-received, I can assure you it was not.
Existential crises aside, A Visit From the Goon Squad was utterly wonderful. I can't recommend it highly enough. I finished it this afternoon and had to sit down for about an hour, just reflecting, pondering and luxuriating in the buzzing after-glow that comes with proximity to such ferocious intelligence.
Best served with a dose of mind-melting paranoia, and a pickle. Maybe now I'll go for the book about smoothies.


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And how funny that she loves to wear a rubberband on her wrist. I wonder who she gets that from?? :)
Saturday, June 9, 2012
5 comments:
- Lindsey said...
Awww, that is priceless!
- June 9, 2012 at 9:30 PM
- Megan {Honey We're Home} said...
So cute!!
- June 10, 2012 at 11:39 PM
- Mary Catherine said...
love it!!!! :)
- June 11, 2012 at 11:24 PM
- Alicia @ Sweet Ava Kate said...
That is too cute. Definitely a girl who knows what she likes! :) My daughter (who is almost 7) just started wearing bands on her wrist, just like her mom. Yours started early... love it! Hope you're having a good summer with your two precious kids!
- June 16, 2012 at 9:23 AM
- Aubrey {All Things Bright and Beautiful} said...
Hehehe, mine is obsessed with "lippie", too (c: Ahhh...if I had a dollar for every time she did this to one of my lip glosses! So very cute. And yep, I think she's picking up on mommy's style (c:
- June 20, 2012 at 1:20 PM
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Here's the rest of Solara's 2013 Surf Report, including her take on what brought us here. Her 2013 Overview segment was posted in the prior post on the WwW blog. Solara's website is here>
2012 was a massive year of unprecedented transformation. We experienced a deep healing as we shed layer upon layer of expired and untrue elements until we finally emerged at the end of the year as shining Jewels.
There were several major events last year that helped us greatly. The first was the 'A Mu'a Ceremony in Rapa Nui (Easter Island) on April 21st. 'A Mu'a is a word in the Rapa Nui language that means TO MOVE FORWARD. And that is exactly what happened. Many stuck places were suddenly set free. The wheels, cogs and gears of our personal and planetary evolution could now turn unhindered, allowing the massive Wheel of Destiny to revolve at an increased pace. Once this happened, everything started moving towards their right positioning.
The second major event was the momentous Activation of the Eleventh Gate on November 22nd. This was the final 11:11 Activation and marked the culmination of our twenty-one year journey through the 11:11 Doorway. This was when the expanded realm of the Diamond of the Unseen became visible, moving us into a totally New Landscape on an infinitely vaster scale to explore and eventually to inhabit. I deeply feel that this was the key event of the year.
The Eleventh Gate Activation also birthed the Heart of AN energies on the planet. It placed the first Jewels into the Crown. These Jewels in the Crown are the foundation stones for our New World.
After the Eleventh Gate Activation, came a profound Sacred Pause. We had much to integrate and realign. Many of us required huge amounts of sleep with an extremely active dream state. We were plunged into a profound silence, making communication nearly impossible. Many of us felt like we were walking through a cloud of Nothingness which only began to lift in the New Year.
Although the date of 12/12/12 was widely heralded, it proved to be of little consequence. Then came the "end" of the Mayan Calendar on December 21st. While for many, this day did not outwardly have the heightened energies of the Eleventh Gate Activation, this event played an important part in closing the Door of the Old, so we can now fully open the Door of the New.
All of these special events of 2012 brought us to the entrance of this amazing year of 2013. The Year When Everything is Possible.
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The passage of this Act in 1854 negated the Missouri Compromise of 1820 and made it possible for voters in Kansas and Nebraska to decide whether or not slavery would exist in their respective territories. Opponents of slavery were outraged. Abraham Lincoln clearly saw the threat that such legislation presented to a government founded on the ideals and principles set forth in the Declaration of Independence and the United States Constitution. In a brilliant speech at Peoria, Illinois, on October 16, 1854, he laid out his objections to the Kansas-Nebraska Act. The speech revived his political career.
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Five years ago today, I became a "babywearer."
During my pregnancy with my third son, I attended a La Leche League meeting to brush up and meet some Moms. Our lives and parenting views had changed a lot since having our first two children, so I was hungry for anything and everything au naturel.
I will never forget seeing one of the LLL leaders working the room in this fabulous contraption (a ring sling) and where could I get one I wanted it NOW.
I found a simple black ring sling on ebay for fifteen dollars. I practiced with it, and took it to our local natural parenting group's meeting the night before Gray was born. I asked one of the midwives to show me "how to work it" and she grabbed her grandson and showed me right there.
(That midwife- Lynda- would become my homebirth midwife for my fourth baby, and later pass away suddenly soon after.)
I packed the sling in my hospital bag, and that night went into labor. I wore him the day he was born. (Five years ago, today.)
Eventually I decided to write a whole blog about my babywearing and mothering adventure.
And I haven't stopped babywearing (or blogging) since.
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If level 0 is reality, the characters in the van are at level 1. The van drops off the edge of the bridge, and goes into freefall. At level 2, in the hotel, they experience the freefall as well. But then, at level 3, at the fortress, (and for that matter, in limbo) there is no freefall. Why?
It is slightly odd, because other senses appear to be able to penetrate more than one layer, although they are severely attenuated. For example, when they are in Level 2 - someone says "did you feel that, was that turbulence on the plane" (which is Level 0), to which Eames says "no, too close, Yusuf's driving probably". He doesn't say - "of course not, you wouldn't feel anything down here, must be Yusuf's driving". Then there is the Edith Piaf song used to synchronize the kick. That is played by Yusuf into Arthur's ears in Level 1, yet is heard (faintly) in Level 3. Then there is the 'second kick' that they experience when the van hits the water, this is felt in Level 3 - showing that something should be felt of the free-fall even at that layer. If senses are attenuated with each layer it would be more realistic to think that somewhat less than free-fall would be experienced in Level 2, and some effect would be experienced in Level 3. There is too much discrepancy between the total free-fall experienced by Arthur, and the apparent normality of skiing down a mountain that the team experience in Level 3. Still doesn't spoil my enjoyment of it though. |
Best explanation is the time mechanic. Because time and other physics means for so little that deep, it could be that they are just deep enough that they do not feel it. Briefly going over the scenes of the movie, they appear to be strapped down in order to not cause this free-fall effect. A more simpler explanation is that it is just an oversight on Nolan's part. |
The freefall was to wake them up from the next level (so they would feel it!) This is how I see the "falling" happen:Level 1: Van falling
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1812: the celebration continues with Tall Ships
The celebration of the bicentennial of the War of 1812 is far from over. This summer you can experience the Bicentennial anniversary of the historic war in a number of ways. In Port Dalhousie, at the north end of St. Catharines, the Tall Ships event is set to take place from June 29 to July 1.
Brock students taking aim at Dining Services
Sodexo has been an exclusive food service provider for over 36 years at Brock University. It provides many students and facilities fast and easily accessible nutritious food. Recently, many students have opposed Dining Services due to the high prices of food.
Response to ``Former Badger goalie Mark Yetman sentenced to 2 years for sexual assault``
Mark Yetman's light sentencing is another example of how rape culture privileges the rights of the rapist while disavowing those of the victims. The 2 years (less a day) sentencing allows Mark Yetman to serve his time in a provincial prison, or possibly even carry out part of his sentence as community service.
Earth Day
This April, just like every April since 1970, we will be celebrating Earth Day. A day we give thanks to this marvelous World we inhabit that, in its perfect balance, can support a plethora of life; the only place in the known universe that is able to support life.
Go see 42
I can remember the Brooklyn Dodgers and Jackie Robinson. I became a Dodger fan in the fall of 1952. They lost to the damn Yankees in 7 games that year. I was 10 years old and cried, but I had learned that Robinson was famous, I assumed because he was a great player.
Senior's night in the Bronx
If this was 2007, the New York Yankees may have managed to bring together one of the greatest baseball teams in history this season. However, it's 2013 and as a result, the Yankees are just old. The Yankees were already the oldest team in Major League Baseball (MLB) and added to this with the addition of Vernon Wells on March 26.
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Happy Herbivore
With this being the last issue of The Brock Press until September, we wanted to provide you with some veg resources if you are around Niagara over the summer. There are plenty of veg food choices when it comes to grocery shopping and restaurants. Food Resources Niagara Vegan: niagaravegan.
Beliefs in shoegaze
Beliefs, a Toronto based shoegaze band, have a growing body of work and want to share it with people who will listen. Shoegaze is characterized as alternative rock which made waves in the 90s with bands like My Bloody Valentine and Slowdive and is now resurfacing.
Around the World in a windy 80 minutes
Southern Ontario is home to many talented professional musicians, 55 of those being part of Brock's University Wind Ensemble. The individuals who make up the ensemble come from a variety of places – Brock University, local high schools and Niagara's classical music community which includes the Niagara Symphony and Symphony on the Bay, Hamilton.
Waxahatchee – Cerulean Salt
Album Review
Katie Crutchfield's new album Cerulean Salt — cerulean being a colour ranging between blue and cyan (I had to look it up) — brings a quality of production never seen before. Although the album was produced in a family member's studio, you would be surprised to hear the difference between the debut of Waxahatchee last year, which was, in my opinion, not very memorable.
Youth Lagoon – Wonderous Bughouse
Album Review
It's 2013. Regardless of whether you existed in 1993 or you only know it through assorted pop culturisms like The Peach Pit or flannelled shirts ramming guitars into Marshall stacks, you've probably found yourself wondering what happened to the last twenty years.
Peeple Watchin' – Somethin' to Tell Ya
Album Review
I love writing hyperbole to the point where it can be hard to take myself seriously, but trust me when I say that Somethin' to Tell Ya is the best pop punk album of the year. Now when I say "pop punk" it needs to be defined because it means a few different things these days.
Write until the bitter end
When I think about the past five years of my life, I am overwhelmed with faces and experiences that have all shaped me into the person I am today. Though overall I have had an enjoyable and eye-opening university experience (which began back when I started as a freshman in the fall of 2008), there hasn't been anything quite like the past two years in particular.
The Apple of my eye
Two weeks ago, the dreaded happened – my Macbook Pro "blue-screened". I still remember the tragedy as though it was yesterday. One minute it was working and I was half-way through an episode of Shameless while lurking Facebook AND half-mindedly typing out some ridiculous assignment (I want a degree in multi-tasking), and the next I was staring into the deep blue abyss where all hope drowned.


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Swale on Yale (Capitol Hill Water Quality Project)
SPU is working with Cascade neighborhood businesses and property owners to construct a stormwater treatment system on four blocks on Yale Avenue North and Pontius Avenue North.
Venema Natural Drainage System (Broadview)
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Fitzgerald speaks out on Cardinals, Pro Bowl
Originally published: Jan 25, 2013 - 10:49 am
Patrick Peterson, Daryl Washington and Larry Fitzgerald, as expected, are facing questions in regards to their new head coach and their 2012 season gone bad.
"For me and my team, it wasn't a good year to be quite honest with you," Fitzgerald told NFL Network. "We're a long way from where we need to be, (and) I'm a long way from where I know I can be. So we're excited about the new season."
Fitzgerald also touched on the firing of the staff that worked with him over the last six seasons -- all of which ended in Pro Bowl appearances.
"It's a tough business," Fitzgerald said. "We lost some good coaches, but that's part of the business."
The hiring of new head coach Bruce Arians was a topic discussed with Fitzgerald for the first time on camera, as he has been on his annual vacationing rendezvous.
"I think he's a phenomenal coach," Fitzgerald said. "I got a chance to talk to him and met with him a couple times. He's really excited. He's offensive minded. Look at what he was able to accomplish in Indy with everything that transpired there that season, with a rookie quarterback (and) coach Pagano being sick. He had a lot of adversity to overcome and he was able to keep that team together."
With this being Fitzgerald's seventh Pro Bowl appearance -- most by any offensive Cardinal in franchise history --, he is taking this year's the most serious, as the Pro Bowl has been harshly criticized of the lackluster play by its athletes. The threat of the Pro Bowl leaving Hawaii -- or even cancelled -- is closer now than ever, and the players realize that.
"It's a privilege to be here among some of the great players in our league," Fitzgerald said. "We understand this is a big game, a big year. We want to keep it hear in Hawaii. We love it (here)."
- Karlos Dansby, Cardinals linebacker - Friday May 10Dansby tells Doug & Wolf how excited he is to be back and how he plans to contribute
- Calais Campbell, AZ Cardinals defensive end - Monday May 6Big #93 talks to the guys about the new coaching staff and becoming more of a leader
- Calais Campbell, Cardinals DE - Friday May 3Campbell talks about his inaugural charity golf tournament debuting this weekend. Also, he gives his
- Andre Ellington, Cardinals RB - Thursday May 2Arizona's 6th round pick joins the show to reminisce on his college career and talk about what he br
- Earl Watford, Cardinals 4th Round Selection - Wednesday May 1Earl Watford talked to Doug & Wolf about his strengths and being drafted out of a small school.


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Charlatan Ball
WELCOME TO THE BALL! Meet Chuck Amok, a down-and-out stage magician pumping the sleaze 'n' peanut circuit. When he and his trusty rabbit, Caesar, are transported to a reality where magic actually worksÖ Chuck's showbiz compulsions take on a whole new meaning. But why was this wayward chucker picked? Only the vile Demon Empty knows for sure! Take your comic book rulebook and tear it up, y'all! This is graphic fiction on shrooms, True Believer!
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WELCOME TO THE BALL! Meet Chuck Amok, a low-rent stage magician pumping the sleaze-n-peanut circuit. When both he and his rabbit-in-the-hat, CAESAR, are sucked into a mind-blowing landscape where all magic actually works? psychedelic chaos ensues when a litany of mystical challengers step up to kick their arse! But for what purpose? Only Demon Empty knows for sure! The graphic novel that'll change you forever -- just like your first hit of LSD! Plus, an exclusive sketchbook section and other never-before-seen extras!
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Barnard's latest graduates reflect on their time at Barnard and celebrate their Commencement ceremony. Watch their reflections.
Barnard's Collegiate Science and Technology Entry Program (CSTEP) continues to gain recognition.
Religion professor pens article for the Social Science Research Council's online publication, The Immanent Frame: Secularism, Religion, and the Public Sphere.
View media coverage of Barnard's Commencement ceremony and President Obama's speech from news organizations around the world.
President Barack H. Obama delivered the keynote address at Barnard College's 120th Commencement. Watch Obama's remarks and the full ceremony, and browse photos.
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Commuter Connections is here to assist you throughout your Salisbury University experience. We provide programming, advocacy and resources for all students who are living off-campus and attending SU! Commuter Connections is accepting applications for the Commuter Assistant Program! For applications and more information on the Commuter Assistant Program, please visit our Commuter Assistant Program page. Contact Commuter ConnectionsJennifer Dunn Follow us on Facebook: Salisbury University Commuter Connections Follow us on Twitter: @SUCommuter NEW! Salisbury University would like to welcome GullRide, your way to connect with other commuters at SU. You can use Salisbury University GullRide to find other students and employees coming to campus who live near you and have similar schedules. To sign up and get more information go to https://www.gullride.com/public/home.aspx * * * |


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Welcome to my legislative website designed to keep you informed about my activities as the representative for the 40th Senate District.
It is an honor to serve you in the California State Senate. We have much work to do and although the solutions are tough, I am up to the challenge and am committed to working to improve the quality of life for all Californians. I welcome your suggestions on how we can better serve you. Please contact my district offices in your area with any legislative issues or questions.
I hope that you find this website informative and that you return regularly to see what is happening in our community.
Ben HuesoCalifornia State Senator, 40th District
The rally's purpose is to advocate for legislation impacting autism, special needs, and disability communities. Bill topics include: extension of SB 946, diversity and equality of services through regional centers, consumer safety, among others.
Senator Ben Hueso is the author of SB 522 which protects families with private health insurance, who otherwise qualify for services, from being charged by Regional Centers. Some Regional centers are now requiring parents to co-pay for autism services covered by insurance. SB 163 requires a Regional Centers to pay for all co-pays, co-insurance and deductibles imposed by health insurance or health plans for services that are designated in an Individual Program Plan (IPP) or Individual Family Support Plan (IFSP). Reimbursement may be provided directly to the family or to the providers or health plan.
Hueso Bills Receive Support in Senate CommitteesLegislative proposals address substandard housing complaints and water recycling program
Hueso's Proposal for an Enhanced Driver's License Program Clears Senate Committee Draft legislation touts economic benefits of projected expedited border crossingsSacramento, Calif. (April 30, 2013) – The Senate Transportation and Housing Committee has approved Senator Ben Hueso's (D-San Diego) bill, SB 397, which allows for the creation of an Enhanced Driver's License issued by the state of California's Department of Motor Vehicles.
Senate Committee Approves Hueso's Bill Revising Administrative Policies in Building Industry Legislation creates greater transparency and clarity for the industry and the public
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KFX: The Big Games Of Week 6
By: David Robinett
Updated: October 2, 2009
The 15th ranked Abilene High Eagles play the 2nd game of the District 3-5A schedule at Shotwell Stadium. The Eagles opened district play with a 37 to 3 victory over previously undefeated Burleson last week.
This week they host Fort Worth Paschal for their homecoming game. The Eagles enter the game with 14 scoring plays of 35 yards or better, and you can expect that to grow against the Panthers this week.
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Number 19 Brownwood are coming off their bye week with a game against Manor. The Lions rolled past Liberty Hill for their 3rd win of the year before the off week. This week the Lions make the trip south for their final non-district game against Manor. Manor is winless this season, and Brownwood is hoping to end non-district with a victory.
District 8-2A
District 8-2A play continues on Friday in Comanche, Early, and San Saba.
Comanche is undefeated and started district last week with a victory over Coleman. The Indians are averaging 43 points a game on offense. They host Dublin.
The undefeated Brady Bulldogs start their run in District 8-2A on Friday. The Bulldogs will be in Early to face the winless Longhorns.
Bangs hits the road for the 1st time in district play. They opened district with a victory over Early last week. This week they will be in San Saba to take on the Armadillos.
Class A
The 2nd ranked Goldthwaite Eagles play their final non-district game of the season in Mart on Friday. The Eagles defense has given up just 2 touchdowns in 5 games so far this season, and head coach Gary Proffitt's team is winning games by an average score of 31 to 3.
You can see highlights and scores from these games and others on KTAB Football Extreme at 10:20 on KTAB.


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I'm posting this for Ben and Catherine Mullany, a young British couple who married recently and were shot last week on their honeymoon in Antigua, in an execution-style killing. It's an absolute tragedy and a pointless one.
Their funeral will be at the church in which they married three weeks ago.
For Ben and for Catherine and all who love them and are heartbroken by their loss
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Russellville Teacher Inspires Students To Help After Tragedy
By: Jocelyn Tovar, KARK 4 NEWS
Updated: November 18, 2012
And when tragedy struck, this teacher said it inspired him to lend a helping hand.
"We just thought what could we do for Nick and the baby," said Coach Tye Roberts.
In August Coach Roberts got the news his childhood friend, from his hometown Berryville, was delivered a tragic blow when his young wife died of a brain aneurism during childbirth.
"That's the one thing that tore me up was his baby's birthday is always going to be the same day his wife passed away," Roberts said.
The reality shook Roberts who imagined his friend, just 21-years-old, faced with a new baby and nearly insurmountable hospital costs.
"Also you have to pay for a funeral as well," said Roberts.
So he and his students came up with the idea of 'Hogs Backing Hogs'.
A silent auction of sports memorabilia held during the tailgate of the Arkansas and LSU game next Saturday.
"The kids were really quick to volunteer," said Roberts. "You know I have this signed or my dad has this, so they're going home and asking for things to donate. Especially with the season like we've had this would be awesome to get together and tailgate for a good cause."
Where all the money raised goes directly to Nick and his new baby.
"Nick still needs our thoughts and prayers," he said. "He and his little baby Trennon.
This type of fatal aneurism doctors said is extremely rare for someone so young.
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Tonight I took part in my friend's monthly podcast. (April 2012 edition when it's up. And I'm in every November edition.) It's been going on for a few years now.
It's some people talking about media before 2000. Each show has a list of a few movies, video games, and sometimes tv or toys or whatever.
nintendo, arcade, sega, ps1, atari, etc.
B movies, horror, cult classic, indie, everything
cartoons, music, action figures…
tonight we discussed some of our favorite TV show themes.
3 video games and 4 movies. This episode won't be up for a few days but look out for it.
Check out one or 2 of the previous podcasts.
If you follow the link you can see photos and details about what's talked about on each episode.


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VERNON HILLS – James "Jack" Chapman, 88, formerly of Sterling, passed away peacefully in his sleep, Monday, Nov. 19, 2012, at Advocate Condell Medical Center in Libertyville. He was the owner of Chapman Brothers.
James was born March 13, 1924, in Sterling, the son of Simon and Alice (Idelson) Chapman. He served as a medic in the Army. He married Ruth French on July 26, 1945, in Colwyn Bay, North Wales, England. James was a member of Temple Sholom in Sterling.
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Hello! I'm from Los Angeles, California and I've been cosplaying since 2000. To see other costumes and photos not listed on here, please visit my website at SakuraRinbu.net!
Next Convention Appearance: Comic-Con / San Diego Comic Con International 2013
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- Aria says, "Thank you so much and the same to you and your group! :D Yours was just awesome!"
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- avianna says, "I love your group! And I love your dress. You look so lovely in it <3"
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- Aria says, "I do but I'm not sure if I can attend this year (most likely not) since I'm trying to save for SDCC instead ^^; Thank you so much!"
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- fayefaye013 says, "OH! I saw this as your icon and I thought "It's simply lovely!" Just your hair! Then I saw the rest of your dress and I said "It is just so gorgeous!" Do you still attend Fanime? I would love to see this in person next year!"
- For Elisabeth from Takarazuka: Elisabeth ~ The Rondo of Love and Death
- Aria says, "So were you as Giselle XD I still love that one girl's reaction to you that I mentioned as you were walking!"
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Brownfield Ag News' 2009 Year in Review
Brownfield Ag News' 2009 Year in Review series honors the legacy of Dr. Borlaug, featuring interviews with Ambassador Kenneth Quinn, World Food Prize Foundation President, and Dr. Peggy Lemaux, University of California, Berkeley.
"This past year marked the passing of an incredible person, Dr. Norman Borlaug," said Brownfield's Tom Steever.
"[Dr. Borlaug] saved a billion lives with his breakthrough development of miracle wheat," said Ambassador Quinn. "He saved more lives than any other person who has ever lived."
"The work that he did creating short stature rice and wheat plants had a tremendous worldwide impact on people's lives providing nutrition when there were many experts in the field who predicted massive starvation," said Dr. Lemaux. "Through his work he was able to prove that through human ingenuity you could overcome challenges like that."
Do you have a comment about Dr. Borlaug's legacy? If so, we encourage you to leave a comment.
To listen to Brownfield Ag News' Year in Review radio series, click here and listen to Segment 3 to hear more about Dr. Borlaug's legacy.