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Jane Gross Discusses Her Role as CaregiverOn Wednesday, June 8th, Visiting Nurse Service of New York (VNSNY) held the latest installment of its Amazing Lives lecture series, the first at our 70th Street headquarters. The featured speaker wasA more... |
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Jane Brody Lecture Draws CrowdOn Monday, June 8, the Visiting Nurse Service of New York held the second event in its Amazing Lives lecture series. A sold-out crowd of nearly 150 people, made up of VNSNY donors, patients and friends more... |
Richard Cohen Lecture Inspires AudienceOn Monday, May 4, the Visiting Nurse Service of New York held the first in its series of lectures entitled, Amazing Lives. Nearly 100 people, including many donors and patients of VNSNY, gathered on the more... |
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2008 VNSNY Gala Benefits Children & Family ServicesOn Thursday, November 13, the Visiting Nurse Service of New York's 2008 benefit, Investing in Children, Strengthening Families, was held at the Waldorf = Astoria in New York City. Despite the recent economic more... |
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Ole, I don't feel the need to defend everything said in the essay that I posted, because I don't believe everything that is maintained there. However, you have not presented proof of any factual errors related to events in the war and statements made by various personages. So, basically, you and Hank C. are saying that you disagree with opinions and interpretations of events by the author of the essay. I presented the essay in an attempt to illustrate that the causes of the war were complex and went beyond simply the issue of slavery. Events and actions by both sides had been leading up to the conflict since the first days of the Republic. The essay included statements from people of that time, both north and south (and foreign), citing their opinions on economic factors that came into play. I also believe that the average southern soldier felt that he was giving his blood in defense of his home and to achieve independence, rather than to defend the insititution of slavery. Likewise, the average northern soldier would have maintained that he was fighting to save the Union, not to free the slaves. Hank C's response to the essay was not addressed to me, but I can respond to some of what he said. I do believe that we are living in an age of political correctness. The PC position is to portray those who served the CSA as misguided at best. I've seen lesson plans on the Internet that greatly oversimplified the issues and wondered how poor white southerners could have: "Fought for slavery." I am pleased that I got my basic education several decades ago, and am not in the public school system as a student nowadays. As I said above, Hank C's response does not dispute any historical facts in the essay. However, I am in full agreement with his last objection. The south was not: "Coerced" into firing the first shots. I believe that the master politician, Lincoln, set the trap for them at Ft. Sumter. However, they proceeded to jump in themselves with both feet. Before federal property was seized, I believe that there was considerable opinion in the north to let the: "Wayward sisters" go in peace. Taking federal property, especially by firing guns, was the most stupid thing that the southerners could have done, and at precisely the wrong time. All it accomplished was to lose whatever sympathy they had in some areas. But it does not surprise me that they did what they did. One of the reasons that they lost the war was a tendency to put: "principle" above: "practicality." At Ft. Sumter, all that they needed to do was wait Anderson out. He himself gave them the date when he would have to abandon the place. They could then have offered compensation to the US Government for the property. It wouldn't have changed the outcome in all probability. However, it might have forced Mr. Lincoln to provoke some other event in order to inflame passions in the north, so that he could go about the business of raising an army. Mr. Davis' wish to be: "Left alone", could not have come to pass. As for my postings in general, please feel free to continue your attempts to rebut them. You have every right to be wrong when telling me that I'm wrong. PS- Calcav did not actually call me a :'Troglodyte." He just seems to think that I am one. |

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Opened in 1973 as a modest little four-plex this was a big success for Sack even though it was also a hard theatre to find the first time. The huge attractions sign in its parking lot was clearly visible from Route 128 but from either direction on the highway you had to take the next exit and search for the cinema.
The theatre itself was located at the end of a long side road that had no other buildings and due to residents at the entrance to the road, a tiny non-illuminated sign as the only hint to its location. It was changed to a six-plex by splitting the two biggest houses into the infamous bowling alley style theatres.
It closed about the time the huge Loews complex opened at the Liberty Tree Mall across the highway. It was refurbished by Hollywood Hits who re-opened it in 1999.
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In a 1998 Boston Globe that I happen to have kept, the two Loews Danvers theatres are listed as:
DANVERS LTM, Liberty Tree Mall (the twin)
DANVERS, Rte. 128 Exit 24 (the six-plex)
At some point, either Sack or Loews dropped the "Cinema City" name.
Comments came in quick on this one. Before I had a chance to add to it.
The original 4plex theatres seated 750, 450 and 2 theatres of 250 each.
Some movie memories of the place.
Opening attractions were 1) Enter the Dragon 2) Happy Mothers Day, Love George 3)Last Tango In Paris 4) Harry In Your Pocket.
Godfather II opened in the 2 biggest houses here and at least one night played in all 4 houses.
Star Wars played a solid year in the big house here.
Stero was added in house 1 for a Fantasia reissue, it was run in magnetic stereo.
Upgraded to Dolby sound, I believe for Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
Cinema 4 got Sensurround speakers for Midway, they remained for years afterwards with Universal paying a small rental charge.
When the 2 big houses were being split the Sensurround speakers were moved to cinema 3 for Battlestar Galactica, the rear speaker ended up facing the managers office and used to shake things off the shelves when in use.
The Cinema City's last day of operation was December 17, 1998 and the 20plex opened the following evening. Hollywood Hits opened around October 16, 1999.
The marquee has room for 12 movies, and has the numbers 1 through 10 on it. How many screens are here now? Are they planning to add more to match the sign?
Their website still shows this as a seven screen theater. The photo was taken on December 9. It appears that six movies were listed for that day. Numbers 3,4,5,8,9, and 10 on the marquee. One of those movies might have played on two screens. Atonement and Alvin and the Chipmonks was being advertised for December 14th. The Savages and the Water Horse were being advertised for December 21st. It most likely is still a seven screen theater.
Correction: The Water Horse was being advertised for December 25th.
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Actually, STAR WARS played here for "only" 22 weeks.
This opened on September 26th, 1973. Grand opening ad uploaded here.
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Pretty much the perfect Belgian Quad. Doing two seperate blind tastings with this Abt 12 and Rochefort 10 this came out on top both times. I wish I had more of them to really savior and notice the subtle differences between all three. This is great fresh and with some age on it. I have one that is now three years old and will be opening later this year.
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Very large snappy, soapy, tan colored head. poor retention. Brew is deep red with lots of brown. Good clarity too. No lacing. Thin.
Tons of smooth clove, lots of spice, but not over the top. Heavenly smooth butter cream on the nose. Not sugary. I could Sniff this for quite sometime... Great raisins. Very-very mild "Belgian Banana".
Nearly distracting amount of carbonation. Large amount of bubbles. Great fluidity and heavenly drinkability. Slightly lighter and thinner than I had imagined it would be. SLIGHT rubber aftertaste on the very tail end. Sweetness is light, crisp, airy, and solid. I would prefer a bit more body and a little less fluid. Cloves are strong robust, crisp, airy. Not a banana bomb... Nice smooth dry bitter finish.
IMO, this beer delivered the hype; it's one of the few. It's not mind altering, but very solid and well rounded. *Nearly* perfect for the style. I would have enjoyed a bit stronger appearance, more forward flavoring, thicker body, and more creamy head. Definitely recommended.
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SAN DIEGO—(Oct. 3, 2012)—Members of the San Diego Padres as well as the Chargers were among three professional, seven amateur and six high school athletes selected by the San Diego Hall of Champions as Stars of the Month for September.
LOGAN FORSYTHE (Baseball, Padres)—While Chase Headley clearly led the way, Forsythe wasn't far behind as the Padres rolled through September with a new attitude and success on the field that gave bright hope for next season. Forsythe batted .311 (28-for-90) with 22 runs scored in 23 games played. His 22 runs scored ranked tied for fourth most in the National League.
MALCOLM FLOYD (Chargers, Football)—When the Chargers needed a first down, no player was more successful than the 6-foot-5 receiver who recently got a three-year extension. Floyd caught 15 passes through the first four games, 14 of them resulting in first downs, for 250 yards and a touchdown. His biggest game was 6 receptions for 109 yards against Tennessee.
REGGIE BUSH (Dolphins, Football, Helix High)—The former Scottie averaged close to 100 yards a game for the Dolphins through the first four games, collecting 369 yards on 67 carries, an average of 5.5 yards a run. His biggest game was a 172-yard, two TD performance against the Raiders in a 35-13 victory. A knee injury has slowed his progress this season.
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JORDAN ONGARO (Men's Soccer, San Diego State)—Scored a team-high tying five goals and added an assist to finish with a team-high 11 points. Took an Aztec-best 27 shots with a team-high 18 coming on net and scored a three-goal hat trick and had an assists against North Florida. Named Pac-12 Player of the Week.
KATIE HOEKMAN (Volleyball, USD)—Hoekman, a junior middle-hitter, helped lead the Toreros to a 12-2 overall record, and into sole possession of first place in the conference. Hoekman recorded 110 kills, hit for an impressive .388 clip, and she led the team with 44 blocks. Hoekman managed to hit at least .400 in seven of USD's 10 matches. She recorded double-digit kills in six of the 10 matches.
CASSIE CALLAHAN (Women's soccer, UCSD, Coronado High)—The sophomore helped lead the Tritons to a 7-1-1 start, a No. 5 national ranking and a first place standing in the California Collegiate Athletic Association. Callahan led UCSD in goals (6), points (14), game-winning goals (3), shots (25) and shots on goal (11). She scored game-winning goals in overtime matches against San Francisco State and Cal State San Bernardino.
MEGAN JURADO (Women's Soccer, San Diego State)—The senior leads the Aztecs with eight goals and three assists for a team-high 19 points. Jurado also has five game-winning goals on the season and is in a first-place tie for shots taken on the team with 32.
TIFFANY KRACY (Women's Soccer, Point Loma Nazarene)—Helped the Sea Lions a tie atop the Pacific West Conference. Kracy has started all eight games in net for the Sea Lions and held opponents to just .4 goals per game. She has 18 saves and been part of a PLNU shutout string of 445 minutes, stretching over six matches.
EMMA ABRAHAMSON (Cross Country, La Costa Canyon)—There are two major meets in the month and no one was faster than the Abrahamson who captured the Bronco Invitational at Kit Carson Park (11:08.9 for 2 miles) and the junior race in scorching heat at the Mt. Carmel Invitational held at Balboa Park (15:31 for 2.7 miles).
DAVIANTE SAYLES (Football, Rancho Buena Vista)—Was the first running back in the section to surpass 1,000 yards as he pushed his season total to 1,164 yards on just 153 carries—an average of 7.6 yards a carry. Through the first five games the senior also scored 15 TDs and a 2-point conversion for the Longhorns.
RAMSEY ROMANO (Football, Valhalla)—It's pretty obvious if you're going to beat Valhalla, you'll have to outscore the Norsemen. Romano is averaging 314.2 yards a game, completing 96 of 156 attempts for 1,571 yards—almost 400 yards ahead of his nearest rival. Romano, a senior, has 16 TDs and just 5 interceptions.
KERRY KLIMPEL (Field Hockey, Scripps Ranch)—Headed to Boston University, the senior defender is one of the major reasons the Falcons have allowed just two goals all season and zero on the final day of the Serra Tournament. Klimpel's passes have been a boon to the Falcons scorers all season.
JORDAN COLINA (Water Polo, Cathedral Catholic)—Rolling to an 11-2 record through the first month of the season, the Dons' senior recorded 40 goals, collected 28 assists and a like number of steals. Cathedral Catholic downed traditional DI power Carlsbad 12-10 to win the America's Finest City Tournament.
RYANN CHANDLER (Volleyball, Torrey Pines)—When the Falcons rolled to an 11-1 record, including two wins over No. 2 Assumption of Louisiana, earning the nation's No. 1 ranking from Prep Volleyball, Chandler was one of the main reasons. The senior setter headed to Pepperdine had 328 assists, 33 kills, 14 aces, 57 digs and 10 blocks.


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The Council's 15-member panel of presidents and leaders ratifies, amends or rescinds actions of the Division II Management Council, develops and approve budgets and expenditures, and implements policies and procedures for the 300 Division II schools nationwide.
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I have very mixed feelings about astronomical equipment. There's no doubt that it's important. Galileo's telescope blew the science of astronomy wide open, and every major advance since then has depended on improvements in instrumentation. On a more personal level, telescopes are marvelous, especially when you turn them to the sky. They draw you into a strange, magical world beyond anything that the uninitiated can imagine.
I've recently been spending a fair amount of time in the Cloudy Nights forums, which their members describe, with some justification, as "the friendliest place on the Internet." The ambience there is really wonderful; people are genuinely friendly, welcoming, and helpful. But it's interesting to note that the glue that holds the whole thing together is equipment reviews. And it has become the custom for participants to sign their articles with a list of the equipment they use. I went along with that custom when I started to participate, but it still bothers me. True, these equipment lists do tell me something about the participants, but I'd much rather know what people do than what they own. Steve O'Meara's biggest telescope is a 4-incher that's getting on toward being an antique, but nobody doubts his prowess as an observer. Conversely, I've met people who've loaded up on fancy gear and have no clue how to use it.
On the other hand, it's easy to get so obsessed by gear that it actually detracts from the observing experience. That's particularly obvious in discussions about astronomy on the Internet, which often degenerate into pointless squabbles about equipment.
I spend my fair share of time thumbing through catalogs and dreaming of things I might buy. But I've found that the urge usually goes away if I just sit on it for a while. Because when all is said and done, I absolutely don't need new gadgets; I can't even take proper advantage of the ones I already own. What I really need are clear skies and the time to enjoy them things that money can't buy.
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Posted by George Eberts
August 15, 2007 At 12:46 PM PDT
Tony, I agree completely. The gear-obsessed are just one segment of this avocation, and not representative of most of us. While some hi-tech stuff is necessary for imaging, asteroid occultations, supernova patrol, etc., the joy of walking out into the night with, at most, just a decent pair of binocs can't be beat. You really feel one with the univese when you can greet the constellations by name and enjoy the ballet of planets and moon on the grandest scale. I have found that it's a far more meditational experience to do something simple every clear night, rather than have to wrestle with ornery equipment and miss the big picture.
I quite agree
Posted by Mark Hooper
August 15, 2007 At 01:18 PM PDT
As you say, the catalogues of new equipment always look so tempting but what we really need are the clear skies and time.
But one thing I would like to see on new telescopes, rather than ever more extensive software and GPS etc. is an effective, built-in dew control system.
I know one can buy after market kits, but that just leads to longer set-up time, more wires to trip over and power supply issues.
Surely that would be more useful than GPS :-)
- Mark Hooper
Tony notes: There are, in fact, some telescopes with built-in dew heaters. The Meade RCX line and some of the premium Dobsonians are examples that come to mind.
Well Said
Posted by George
August 15, 2007 At 01:24 PM PDT
Well said. Your article will make me think twice before I buy something new. My wife has really helped here. She makes me think twice quite often and more times than not I really don't need whatever it is I thought I did.
Tony responds: Thinking twice is always a good idea, but going strictly
by what you need is a little too puritanical even for me. The question
I always try to ask myself is whether the new toy will actually make a
clear, qualitative difference in my observing experience.
Posted by Jan Wisniewski
August 15, 2007 At 01:30 PM PDT
Hi Tony,
Your nailed it quite well... It seems that many people try to establish themselves in this hobby by showing off what they can buy with their money. While that means good business for manufacturers, some newcomers into the hobby may be deterred by (false!) perception that one cannot do anything in astronomy without spending lots of cash…
However, there may be a plus side of the whole situation: one day "owners" will run out of storage space or loose interest in astronomy, so their stuff may be available cheap to people who may know what to do with it ;-)
But wait...there's more
Posted by Dave Johnson
August 15, 2007 At 01:35 PM PDT
I've always admired the amature telescope maker. They are like the "white hats" of the gear-obsessed.
I belong to a splinter group: the gear-fascinated. I love to observe. But, as an engineer, I like to obsess about my modest gear (a free 4.5" EQ) without laying out much cash. I find satisfaction while becomming ultra familiar with what I have and scheming of ways to fully utilize it. I find this fascination compliments what I learn from observing and everything is more fun.


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Known Issues. None
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Windows Mail Insecure Library Loading Vulnerability - CVE-2011-2016
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From Guantanamo Bay to Thomson, Illinois: A Debate on the Detention and Prosecution of Alleged Terrorists in 2010 and Beyond - Event Audio/Video
Iowa Lawyers Chapter
February 22, 2010
Angela Campbell, Michael J. Edney, Larry J. Eisenhauer, Ryan G. KoopmansThe following audio and video were recorded on February 22, 2010.
From Guantanamo Bay to Thomson, Illinois 2-22-10
Running Time: 01:02:11
[ Full Audio]
[ Video on YouTube]
Approximately one year after President Barack Obama announced his intention to close the detainee holding facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and in the wake of reports that the federal government intends to move terrorist detainees to a facility just outside Iowa's borders in Thomson, Illinois, and recent decisions to try the "Christmas Day Bomber," Umar Farouk Abdulmuttalab, in civilian court, the debate continues about the appropriate way to handle the detention and prosecution of terrorists. Mr. Edney and Ms. Campbell will discuss what has happened and will offer their thoughts on the appropriate course of conduct in the future.
- Ms. Angela Campbell, co-founder, Dickey & Campbell P.L.C. and former counsel to four detainees held at Guantanamo Bay
- Mr. Michael J. Edney, of counsel, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP and former Legal Advisor to President George W. Bush's National Security Council
- Moderator: Judge Larry J. Eisenhauer, Iowa Court of Appeals
- Introduction: Mr. Ryan G. Koopmans, Nyemaster Good West Hall & O'Brien PC and Vice President of the Iowa Chapter of the Federalist Society
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