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Any student or colleague of St. Louis, Mo. native, Jeff Noonan, professor of music history and classical guitar, knows he is a true musicologist, and he knows what his subject matter. Jeff's students will tell you he is "one of the most knowledgeable professors they have had and that it is amazing how he can correctly answer almost any question on the spot."
Much of his knowledge may be contributed to the variety of degrees he holds. He received
bachelor's degree in theology from the University of Notre Dame and music-classical
guitar from the prestigious Harrt School of Music at the University of Hartford, in
Hartford, Conn. He then attended Washington University where he received his master's
degree in music with an emphasis in historical performance practices, and his doctoral
degree in historical musicology.
"My study of music history grew out of my interest in performing historical music,
and my study of early music performance grew out of my interest in hearing and placing
music in its historical or cultural context," Jeff said.
When asked why he chose teaching as a career, Jeff responded, "Not sure I chose it exactly. I want to do research, I want to write, and I want to perform odd, old music. The University allows me to pursue some of these things, so a University job is a good fit for me that way. It turns out that I am a good teacher (I've been told that and many of my students have been quite successful in the field), so luckily what I am expected to do here, teach, allows me to do the other things that I like doing such as researching, writing and performing."
Jeff is in his 10th year at Southeast and his areas of academic interest are early music performance, especially 17th-century ensemble music and song, representation of music and music-making in images (iconography), and reception theory.
"I'd like to think that my classroom style is relaxed but alert," Jeff said. "But I'm not sitting in the desks, so maybe I'm not like that at all. I move quickly and like to throw ideas and questions out, looking for a receptive set of ears. My philosophy in the classroom is that the class and I are considering some questions together, and I want to share the investigation. Although I can lecture ad infinitum, I prefer to talk a bit and then discuss the material at hand. I really prefer a lively discussion with lots of ideas and questions to anything else.
I enjoy watching my students succeed," Jeff says. "I've experienced that in reading a particularly good paper, having a particularly good discussion in class or a one-on-one conversation, or hearing a well-played recital. I enjoy working with my colleagues in the arts area and in the College of Liberal Arts and have had great times with them on stage and in discussions."
Jeff recently released a book, The Guitar in America: Victorian Era to Jazz Age, which is selling well and has gotten very nice reviews in a number of journals and online. In this book, Jeff traces the guitar's transformation from a refined parlor instrument to a mainstay in jazz and popular music. In the process, he not only introduces musicians (including numerous women guitarists) who led this movement, but also examines new techniques and instruments. This volume opens a new chapter on the guitar in America, considering its cultivated past and documenting how banjoists and mandolinists aligned their instruments to it in an effort to raise social and cultural standing. At the same time, the book considers the banjo, mandolin, and guitar community within America's larger musical scene, examining its efforts as manifestations of this country's uneasy coupling of musical art and commerce.
The book is available in St. Louis at Left Bank Books and can be ordered by the Southeast
Bookstore, Barnes & Noble and online at Amazon.com. Kent Library and the River Campus
Arts Resource Center also have copies.
Jeff is expecting another book, The Guitar in Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Periodicals,
part of Music Library Association's Music Index and Bibliography Series, to be released
this December.
"I also have a chapter in a book coming out in 2009 from the University of Chicago
Press," Jeff says. "The book is about the orchestra in 19th-century America, and
my chapter is about mandolin, banjo and guitar orchestras and how they attempted to
imitate the symphony orchestra. I also have a large article appearing in a French
journal on musical iconography. This will be out in 2010 and will deal with iconographical
images and representations of music and musicians in the magazines. It will deal
with gender, racial and class roles as depicted and represented in illustrations and
photos from the magazines."
Jeff enjoys the time he has to practice and to work on his research. He says he loves
to read and will read almost anything given the time. He says his all time favorite
is James Joyce's "Ulysses," and that he will go back and reread it every other year
or so. Most of his reading right now focuses on his work, but he says he enjoys that.
He says he also enjoys riding his bicycle when he finds the time.
"My wife and I really enjoy good food. My son is a chef, which is a real plus, so
we eat out way too much," he says. "We like trying new recipes and restaurants."
Jeff also likes to travel and especially enjoys visiting real cosmopolitan areas; Chicago, New York and Boston are special American favorites he says.
"I've been all over Europe, Russia and Ukraine. I even heard the Rolling Stones in their first Moscow concert in the 1990s. I'm going to Costa Rica in March. I'd like to see Brazil at some point (I love samba music) and maybe Mexico," Jeff says. "I like the idea of getting to know one spot very well and would like to put myself somewhere, like Paris or London, for an extended period. I think Italy and Ireland may be my next international travel destinations after Costa Rica."
Jeff provides the following advice to students: "Number one is to just show up prepared. I mean that in a 'philosophical' sense, I guess. Showing up ready to do whatever is at hand, whether it is a job, a class, a concert, an interview, is more than half the battle. Put yourself in a position to succeed. Preparation and showing up are the strongest ways to put yourself on the road to success."


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Further illustrating what I said before about the difference between actual history and Hollywood's treatment of it, on the link below the screenwriter of the movie: "LINCOLN" admits to purposely distorting historical events. He says that this complies with: "Time honored and completely legitimate standards for the creation of historical drama." 'Lincoln' screenwriter fires back at Conn. congressman | Daily Record | dailyr Apparently, if it is labelled: "Historical drama," that allows movie makers to not only be loose with historical facts, but to knowingly falsify them in order to try to produce the desired effect on the unknowing audience. Editing: And here is an editorial from a Hartford, CT publication published after my original posting: Hollywood takes liberties with Connecticut's vote on slavery - Hartford Courant Last edited on Fri Feb 15th, 2013 02:45 pm by Texas Defender |


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Iza D. Hedin, 88, of Two Harbors, died Sunday, Nov. 25, 2012 at St. Luke's Hospital.
Iza D. Hedin, 88, of Two Harbors, died Sunday, Nov. 25, 2012 at St. Luke's Hospital.
She was born July 8, 1924 to Bror and Ida (Gullickson) Carlson in Pine City, where she grew up and attended schools until moving to Two Harbors for her last year of high school.
She was employed at the Scandinavian Mercantile and Lindgren's Grocery for several years. After her marriage to Chester C. Hedin on Dec. 21, 1946 she was a homemaker through the years.
Iza was a member of Emmanuel Lutheran Church a bible study group, the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary, the Lakeview Women's Golf Club, and a sewing club. She enjoyed dancing, skiing, snowmobiling, traveling, and home decorating.
She is survived by her husband of nearly 66 years, Chester; her loving daughter, Barbara Ann Hedin and several nieces and nephews.
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1 Seven Corals
Nature and gardens
MAL - Padang Mat Sirat
From Ko Bulon Leh or Ko Lipe you can hire the services of a local fisherman to take you to the diving areas around Adang, Rawi, Batuang and Kata. Don't miss the Seven Corals, where the coral bed is a veritable kaleidoscope of colour. A journey throug..
2 Chinatown, Kuala Lumpur
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Medan Pasar MAL - Kuala Lumpur
The narrow streets and shophouses of Chinatown still bustle with activity, although banks and boutiques have replaced the bars and cafés in Market Square or Medan Pasar. After nightfall, the stalls along Jalan Petaling are lit up and business continu..
3 Klang Valley
Nature and gardens
MAL - Klang
To the southwest of Kuala Lumpur, the Klang valley, known as the Multimedia Super Corridor, demonstrates the modern face of Malaysia. Despite this, the shophouses and Sultan Suleiman mosque in Klang, a former royal capital, the huge blue Shah Alam mo..
4 Istana Lama
Architecture, castles and historic districts
MAL - Sri Menanti
The town of Sri Menanti, founded by the Minangkabau in the 16C, is home to a unique example of the local architecture - the magnificent Istana Lama, a wooden palace which was built in 1908 without using a single nail and which rests on 99 carved pill..
5 Cameron Highlands
Nature and gardens
MAL - Tanah Rata
Carefully tended tea plantations extend as far as the eye can see along the hills of the Cameron Highlands, whose main resort, Tanah Rata, situated 300km from Kuala Lumpur, was built by the British in the 19C. The town's cool climate and the numerous..
6 Perak Tong
Religious buildings
MAL - Ipoh
Not far from Ipoh, the temples of Sam Poh Tong and Perak Tong are housed in limestone caves. Dozens of Buddhas, walls covered with paintings and a monumental staircase make the latter temple, which is striking for its beauty and grandeur, a unique si..
7 Penang Island
Nature and gardens
MAL - Georgetown
Head up the Penang Hill funicular to enjoy the view of the beaches on this island known as the "Pearl of the Orient". Penang is popular with visitors, thanks to its lively resorts (Batu Ferringhi is the jewel in the crown), the relaxed atmo..
8 Chinatown, Georgetown
Architecture, castles and historic districts
MAL - Georgetown
Georgetown owes much of its charm to its Chinatown. Chinese lanterns and rickshaws have survived the passing centuries and the shophouses are full of traditional skills and expertise. Little India, a small enclave in the heart of Chinatown, is dotted..
9 Khoo Kongsi
Architecture, castles and historic districts
18 Cannon Square 18 MAL - Georgetown
Khoo Kongsi, literally the house of the Khoo clan, in Georgetown, provides a good example of how the immigrant Chinese community once operated. The clan houses welcomed and supported all new arrivals of the same name. As the Khoo family was wealthy, ..
10 Lembah Bujang
Archaeological and historical sites
MAL - Sungai Petani
Make sure you take time to visit the largest archaeological site in the country, Lembah Bujang. Traces of a Hindu-Buddhist kingdom founded in the 4C have been found here, such as temples, jewellery, statuettes and weapons. The site's archaeological m..
11 Langkawi Archipelago
Nature and gardens
MAL - Kuah
Despite the explosion in tourism, Langkawi archipelago still boasts some real treasures, such as idyllic beaches, turquoise water and luxuriant jungle. The countryside is magnificent and water buffalos in the rice fields are still very much part of t..
12 Jungle Railway
Nature and gardens
MAL - Tumpat
If you want to head into the heart of the virgin forest and enjoy an unforgettable experience, then take the Jungle train from Tumpat, near Kota Bahru. The train crosses through some extraordinary scenery and stops at various isolated hamlets. Local ..
13 Lake Chini
Nature and gardens
MAL - Kampung Chini
Tasik Chini - twelve lakes covering an area of 20km2 adorned with lotus blossoms and a circuit of canals running through the heart of a luxuriant forest inhabited by gibbons. The lakes are all the more stunning for being difficult to access. The Jaku..
14 Taman Negara
Nature and gardens
MAL - Kuala Tahan
Situated in the heart of Malaysia, Taman Negara, the most important national park in the country, is an exciting place to visit. Observe the park's wildlife from a hide, listen to the sounds of the jungle (the oldest in the world) or explore the fore..
15 Matang Forest Reserve
Nature and gardens
MAL - Kuala Sepetang
Through information panels dotted along the boardwalks which cross the Matang Forest Reserve near Taiping, visitors can learn all they need to know about mangroves. Migratory birds gather further north in Kuala Gula.
16 Tumpat District
Nature and gardens
MAL - Tumpat
To the north of Kota Bahru, the Tumpat district is a mix of Thai and Malaysian cultures. The vat - Buddhist temples - in the region bear witness to the Thai influence, with their magnificent Buddhas which attract numerous pilgrims from Thailand. Don'..
17 Tioman Island
Nature and gardens
MAL - Tekek
Considered to be one of the most beautiful islands in the world, Tioman has managed to resist the tourist hordes and still boasts some superb empty beaches, which can be reached by boat or by hiking through the jungle. A popular diving destination, t..
18 Seribuat Archipelago
Nature and gardens
MAL - Mersing
Diving enthusiasts and those who love picture-postcard scenery will be in their element on the Seribuat archipelago with its many idyllic islands, which are less busy than neighbouring Tioman Island. Head from one island to another, exploring their s..
19 Endau-Rompin National Park
Nature and gardens
MAL - Kahang
Less popular than Taman Negara, Endau-Rompin National Park is still home to the Sumatra rhinoceros. Covering an area of 900km 2, the forest of endemic species can be explored by following paths of varying difficulty. Make sure you don't bump into the..
20 Abu Bakar Royal Museum
Museums and art
Jln Ibrahim MAL - Johor Bahru
A visit to the Abu Bakar Royal Museum in Johor Bahru is an absolute must! The old Victorian residence of the Johor royal family houses a superb collection of ceramics, furniture, trophies and other trinkets which give a good idea of the wealth enjoye..


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The department recommends that students who intend to pursue graduate studies in the Judeo-Christian tradition satisfy the requirements for the religion major by taking electives in the Judeo-Christian tradition.
The department recommends that students who intend to pursue graduate studies in world religions take REL 301, REL 304, PLRL 301, PLRL 306, and REL 375 (Independent Study) either in satisfying the above requirements or among their electives.
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yah i know they really are different, but the main purpose of them is he same (to boost test).....yah, im really thinking extreme double or nothing.....i just dont loike taking lots of anti-estrogen's..like in hyperdrol x2
P.S. i am aware that DTH and DT 2010 have anti-estrogens in them, but i dont think they are as potent as Hyperdrol x2
Not going to say a word bad about Anabolic Xtreme nor Diesel. I really like both lines.
I will run there MFX/HX2 next year maybe 2010.......lol. expo's on the HX2 is 4/2011.........so i will run it....
But.........for the money you cant go wrong with diesel either..just a tad cheaper.
I am going to run 2 bottles of each when i do my MFX/HX2. 200 bucks.....ouch.
To be honest I think you would see more strength gains from the MFX/HX2 stack though.
You are correct. Diesel DTH and 2010 both have some anti-e properties, but not like HX2.
I have rattled long enough. Good luck bro.
I've got it.........Do the EDONS then do the MFX/HX2 stack.
60-ish days of madness............lol
so double or nothing is better for mass you think??
Diet is more of a factor than supplements.
DTH and 2010 will be a great test booster,will raise libido and give you gym aggression for sure.
I think the MFX/HX2 will give you aggression, lean gains and strength. The mass will be up to your diet.
You could read up on each compound at NP.
They both have different ingredient profiles. Different but the same. Clear as mud?
Products by Get Diesel | Diesel Test Hardcore | NOS Ether | Ready 4 War | Coq Diesel
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Both have the potential to add pounds to the scale with training, nutrition and rest.
yes of coarse you wont gain if you dont diet, sleep right, i have a hard time wording things sorry, i should have said, what do you think would help build muscle more....?
but i get your point, gunna check out those links right now thanks again dude!
Cant go wrong with either stack for shure.
To me;
id actually do Diesel Test Hardcore, Mass fx, and HX2 at lower than reccomended doses for a more extended period. Almost none of the ingredients overlap.(not the same with DTH/DTH 2010)if u wanted to save 10 bucks id substiture the DTH with 2010, but i personally have not tried 2010).
damn hard choice lol
i might just wait till after christmas, as im going to experiment with stoked, RPM or RPM, PCT assist......i want to try them out first
besides after christmas ill have more money to play with
I'm taking DTH, sunami, JP8, and ether tabs right now and lovin it! Strength is up like crazy and I'm putting on good size. I tried mass fx and hyperdrol and couldn't finish the stack. My stomach just couldn't take it.
So my vote is go diesel!
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What's the double or nothing?
I'm more than familiar with the hyperdrol/massfx stack. Out of what AX makes, it's my favorite stack.
its Diesel test hardcore and diesel test 2010 stacked.........what do you guys think of T-911 by LG??
how does it compare to the two??
Haven't tried LG myself, but don't want to say anything bad about them. So I'll keep my mouth shut.
You have some good choices here, and I don't blame you for having trouble choosing. Just remember that the decision is ultimately your's and your's alone. That doesn't just come with the burden of purchasing the supplements, but being able to tell what they do for you. If you choose one option, run it, like it, and then go spouting off for the next 2 years that it's the best thing ever, then nobody can really listen to you as you have no base for comparison. It's like saying "The 1989 Mercury Sable was the best car EVER!!!" just because it was the first car I ever drove.
In all fairness, running both will enable you to know what worked better for you and how you can compare them to something else, like a stack of Stoked and NovXT, or whatever other ones that anyone can come up with.
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Personally i would stack max-out(for the 25r-diol and extra AA) and DTH...
Go get Diesel man..
I would do DTH + Sunami. Leaves you some cash for something else, like NOS ETHER maybe
yah probably going with the extreme double or nothing, i havent heard one single bad review about them, and every one thats tried them has liked them i guess......the only way to know is to try it, thanks guys
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This is mos def true and I do like Lean FX and have had friends who love the mass fx/hyperdrol stack
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i dont know though, i kinda want to give t-911 a try really bad....not sure what to expect though, havent seen any logs what so ever


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have you heard bass of APPLE RUN 3D SPACE
 nice paint job on the Isuzu pickup. clean truck, nice system though useless to have that loud...what cant hear you???? I SAID its USELSS TO HAVE...WHAT!!! oh why did you paint the black rubber pieces behind the cab silver???? its just going to peel.
Know what it's like to have your ears ringing like a smoke detector 24 hours a day? You will. And it sucks so much you won't believe it.
 Idiotic. To whomever drives cars with stereo systems like this one; enjoy your brain damage, moron.
 Oh honey, you need much more protection than fingers in the ears! You'll be deaf by thirty.
I got out of car audio because of ass clown appealing vehicles like that. I could get better sound by uncapping the headers on my big block MoPar!
 heaven forbid people spend their money on bettering thier lives and or families,,, *looks at all the obama supporters*
Awesome! Lets make a system where you only hear the base! Or, I have a better idea, lets get the shittiest ride possible and spend the most possible on a stereo that makes everyone think, "what a douche!" Nice truck tool!!
Will this retarded crap ever end? Hey, hey, look at me, everyone look at me, I drive a $500 car with a $5,000 nut-rattling stereo. I didn't get enough hugs as a kid and I like fake suntan spray.
Ahhh Big Dave submitted this video, Awesome. For the record this is "The King Of Bass" Tommy McKinnie's Bass Race vehicle. He is a multiple World Champion in Db Drag/Bass Race. This car is amazing and has the highs to go with it. IF any of you saw this ride (or him in person) You wouldn't be talking shit ;)
it looks like a good life to me, what are you complaining about? heres to looking at you buddy while you stare at 75% of my country.
Tweeters my friend. theres a store named after em and they let you hear your music loud and clear.
hmm.. that's funny, because when I see someone misspell the word 'bass', I also think "what a douche!" Nice spelling, tool!!
You should know this, you look real stupid complaining about other peoples lives. especially when you try to stereotype everybody into one catagory like that. Go out into the world and live your life you'll come to find not e verybody is like you.
If I saw that "ride" I wouldn't be talking shit, I'd be taking a shit on the dashboard.


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As I stood on the National Mall, between the Capitol building and the Washington Monumentwell, to be precise, between the "Biography and History" tent and the "Fiction and Imagination" tent I could only think of a line once written about Walter Johnson, the great Washington Senators pitcher, after a losing game late in his career: "There was a spirit of the dying gladiator in the air."
What was I doing at the National Book Festival in Washington,D.C. on October 4? Mostly, I was plugging my book. No, I hadn't been invited by the Library of Congress or Laura Bush, the event's sponsors. My book hadn't been reviewed by the Washington Post or the New York Times. (But I have been reviewed here.) And, no, I'm not exactly David Baldacci, Michael Beschloss, Robert Caro, or Walter Isaacson, all of whom were at the festival and all of whom had standing-room only crowds in their tents.
I am the author of Damn Senators, a baseball book published by a small publisher in the spring. I had come down to the festival with a stack of flyers and a couple free copies of my book. I was crashing the party, a carny barker at a five-star wedding.
Yet I felt no rush of adrenaline, no charge at storming the Bastille. I could not conjure up any romance about being an outsider. That would have been a kind of self-aggrandizing fantasy that was indistinguishable from the smugness, the phoniness, of the people around me, the cream of the ultra-liberal reading public of the Beltway. The truth was I felt enervated, yet somehow relieved, like a runner approaching the end of a marathon. I probably I have one more book left in the bank, and whenever the thing gets published (it's about the greatness of Catholicism, so the publishers aren't burning up the phone lines trying to get ahold of me) that will be it. I will be out of journalism and the writing life. Most likely. I don't say this with self-pity or rancor, but with real relief. No more living with mom. No more bounced checks and lost health insurance. No more computer snow-blindness.
And no more literary readings! Not that I ever went to them, but even the thought that I wouldn't even be in the same universe where such things take place was a delight. People who run bookstores and go to book readings are, as the great Catholic theologian Deitrich von Hildebrand said in another context, "souls without poetry." The National Book Festival was a perfect example of that. "Book people," as they like to call themselves, are some of the most self-satisfied, narrow-minded ideologues this side of the Ba'ath party. They were all rushing around the Mall with their book bags, gray beards, gaudy fleece outwear and 1960s politics, worshipping the false idol of The Book and congratulating themselves on their own perspicacityalthough they lack the sexy swagger of the truly confident. With the truly confidente.g., Governor Arnoldthere is always a sense of danger that comes with taking chances. Not with this crowd. If Dr. Frankenstein wanted to create an army of zombies and had only NPR to base his model on, it would have resulted in the throng I was in the middle of. My Brooks Brothers attire was the most radical thing about the entire event.
And if I thought I could get some love from C-Span, I would have been smarter to stay home. The woman from "Book TV" was interviewing Walter Isaacson, author of a new bio of Benjamin Franklin. I wanted to get on C-Span and meet Isaacson, so after the interview ended I approached him and offered my hand. He said something sharply that I couldn't understand.
"What?" I asked.
"I'm still on the mic," he hissed, pointing to his waist. There was a microphone on him.
They were still on air, and the crew was following him as he went to his book signing. Whoops!
I fell away and tried to disappear. But as Isaacson was walking across the field, he suddenly remembered me. He turned around to make sure that this time C-Span had indeed stopped shooting, and looked around until he saw me. He came back. I introduced myself and gave him a copy of my book. He smiled and put his hand on my shoulder. Couldn't have been a nicer guy.
That was one of the two high points. The low point came about 20 minutes later, when I caught up with C-Span again. Connie, the host, was walking towards the History and Biography tent, the camera crew behind her. It didn't look like they were on. "HEY C-SPAN!" I hollered.
One of the techies whipped around like a panther. "SHHHHHHH!" she hissed. They were shooting again.
I waited until they were done then sheepishly approached again and gave Connie a flyer for my book. "You have to help the poor writers, too," I chirped, offering a big smile.
She gave me an irritated fake half-laugh and disappeared into her trailer, which was in front of the C-Span school bus. I got the message: "Kid, please, David Maraniss and James Patterson are here."
I retreated to the media tent in hopes of drumming up some publicity. And it was there that I saw Julie Andrews up close. She was being interviewed for a new children's book, and about 200 people were in line to get her autograph. I pressed up against the rope. The woman is stone gorgeous, and only Shakespearean metaphors can do her justice. She is the fair sun, the glorious moon, whatever. She takes your breath away. I must have looked back a dozen times as I walked away.
I decided to go home. People were bogged down with books and so much other junk that I couldn't get them to take any flyers. I did give one to R.L.Stine, a terrifically nice guy. Then I stopped in to listen to the historian Michael Beschloss talk about his book, The Conquerors. Beschloss is the quintessential Washington writer: well-connected, adored by the Post and NPR, and insipid as the day is long. He finished his talk and I was about to escape the dreaded Q and A"I must admit that Roosevelt's suberfuge surprised me insofar as he was a..." blah blah blahbut then the unexpected happened: A scruffy looking crank got up and started rambling loudly about partial-birth abortion and Governor Arnold the Nazi making lamps out of human skin. Finally, something interesting! This was more like it!
He was quickly shut down. Of course, the p.c., independent-bookstore-patronizing, PBS-and-two-cats crowd began showering him with boos. "This is the history tent," Beschloss announced, "not the politics tent"as if the politics tent would have allowed it, either.
That was all I could take. As I left the grounds, I handed a flyer to a tourist, a large, middle-aged woman who obviously wasn't part of book crowd. "Poor writers need love, too," I said, pathetically. I tried to slink away, knowing how lame I sounded, but she wouldn't let me escape. "What?" she shouted after me, "A what writer?!"
"Poor!" I called back to her, picking up my pace.
She started laughing, a big Midwestern belly laugh. "Well, why don't you go home and practice. You won't be so poor!"
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Jackson-Weiss syndrome
Other Names for this Disease
- Craniosynostosis, midfacial hypoplasia, and foot abnormalities
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craniosynostosis; unusually flat, underdeveloped midfacial regions (midfacial hypoplasia); abnormally broad great toes; and/or malformation or fusion of certain bones within the feet. It is caused by mutations in the FGFR2 gene and is inherited in an autosomal dominant manner; in some cases, it is not inherited but results from a new mutation that occurs randomly. The treatment of JWS is typically directed toward the specific symptoms that are apparent in each individual.[1]
Jackson-Weiss syndrome (JWS) is a genetic disorder characterized by specific malformations of the head and facial area and abnormalities of the feet. The range and severity of symptoms and findings may be extremely variable, and findings may include
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New York City. I'd like to see what it would be like to live in a 24/7 city.
Good luck with that one.
I knew a worker who lived there for a year or two; and she said it's not that great. I guess it depends on the person.
Personally, I love it.
Me too..loved it there!!!
So did I when I was a young lad.
I liked Atlanta. But if Honey Boo Boo moves there, I'm leavin'
But how did you survive that traffic?
Only used the beltway outside the busy core time.
I'll put a mud hole miles away to distract them from my neighborhood. You know...kinda like using a rodeo clown to keep 'em away from me. :)
Paris :)
It wouldn't be a dirty, smoggy, noisy, ugly, disease harboring, cramped nasty CITY, i hate cities. I would prefer an unspoiled wilderness
Amsterdam. The city of ultimate liberty, the city where everything is possible. Such a relaxed attitude and yet everything you need is right there.
ja, mooie mokum ;-))
VENICE. for that it has beautiful buildings and canals run through the city.
I have always been awaiting for the moment I am on a Venetian gondola , how romantic to be rowed at twilight through the canals ...
San Diego, CA. It has a perfect Mediterranean climate, beaches, beautiful people, and a lot of things to do and places to hang out.
Geneva, Switzerland; I'm in love with this country
Manhattan, New York....the city NEVER sleeps!!!
None, I hate cities and crowds.
I'd decline the offer because I hate cities. I'm much more of a small town/ suburb type of guy.
I prefer not to live in a city. Give me a house and space.
Vancouver, Canada, central to everything great food, concerts, casinos, people shops, fireworks
I live there, it's not that great!
sometimes its not the city it is what you do when you are in the city : ), like Vegas would/could be fun for me because i am a gambler, that being said i wouldn't see much of the city just the machines
Sweet Home Chicago!
Melbourne. With Vancouver is consistently rates as one of the worlds most livable cities
I would not live in ANY major city.
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by Free Britney at .Pippa Middleton could face criminal charges after a male companion was reportedly caught brandishing a gun and allegedly pointing it at a photographer.
The younger sister of Kate Middleton was in the passenger seat of an Audi convertible with three male friends Sunday in Paris when all hell broke loose.
The driver allegedly reached for a semi-automatic gun and jokingly aimed it at a celebrity gossip photographer following them, London's The Sun reports.
The image, released to the Sun by the French photographer at whom the pistol was aimed, shows Middleton looking back at the paparazzo and grinning.
The paper reported that the Paris Judicial Police department is "poised" to launch a probe into the incident. Charges could result in prison sentences.
Even if the gun turns out to be a fake, criminal charges are possible.
"If the evidence points to her involvement, she will be prosecuted. Anybody involved in the illegal use of a handgun in public is liable to arrest," a source said.
The French photographer is still weighing whether to file a formal police complaint, the Sun's royal editor, Duncan Larcombe, confirmed this morning.
Middleton was reportedly in Paris to attend a costume birthday party at the Chez Raspoutine as a guest of fashion label owner Arthur de Soultrait Pari."Pippa is a party girl. She mixes now in very high society and they don't come very higher than this group of French aristocratic sons," the source said.
The gaffe is a rare misstep for Middleton, who was dubbed "Her Royal Hotness" and became a celebrity gossip magnet after last April's royal wedding.
It was revealed that lawyers for Middleton sent a cease-and-desist letter around to six media agencies that distribute paparazzi photographs worldwide.
The letter warned agencies that unless photographers stop following her, Pippa will pursue legal action, which could include an injunction and legal costs.
Just prior to the letter being sent, the picture editor for U.K.'s Daily Mail newspaper that 400 Pippa Middleton photos cross his desk every single day.
Some, in this case, that she would really prefer did not.
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Sounds like Pippa has some growing up to do and a better choice of friends. Everything she does or says reflects back on her sister even though Kate can't control her behavior, poor Kate.
She may not have been the one to pull the gun but she's considered an accessory to the fact. It's the same as being in the car with someone who robs a bank you didn't do it but you are considered an accessory.
Grow up Pippa your sister has enough to deal with already especially with dealing with crazy ass Camille.


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These high quality, sleek sweatpants are made from a comfortable, breathable cotton-rich fabric.
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Wildlife Refuges Commemorate the Civil War's Sesquicentennial
Wildlife refuges probably don't spring to mind when considering Civil War-oriented trips, but the National Wildlife Service has highlighted four of them, all with a specific Civil War orientation.
Deep inside the
Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge
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Other sites maintained by the NWS include the Grove Plantation House (above) at
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Graham Hospital wins national efficiency award: Graham Hospital is one of six hospitals to win T-System Client Excellence Award for emergency department quality, efficiency: Graham Hospital has announced that it was one of six hospitals to receive the first annual T-System client Excellence Award. T-System Inc., the industry leader in clinical, business and IT (information technology) solutions for hospital emergency departments (EDs), selected the winners from more than 1,700 facilities nationwide. Award winners represented the facilities that most effectively partnered with T-System in 2010 to improve their quality, operational and financial results in the ED. Graham Hospital won the T-System Client Excellence Award for Patient Safety and Financial Improvement, reflecting results achieved by using T SystemEV, the nation's leading emergency department information system (EDIS), as well as T-Sheets, the system that set the standard in ED documentation solutions. "We're pleased to recognize our hospital clients for helping to set the standard for improving operations and efficiency in the emergency department," said Sunny Sanyal, CEO of T-System. "We hope that other hospitals will apply these leading practices, which ultimately will lead to better patient care." In recognition for its achievements, T-System will make a donation to the Graham Hospital Foundation. Graham Hospital also will be recognized by T-System at the American College of Emergency Physicians Scientific Assembly, a prominent healthcare industry conference, in Las Vegas from Sept. 28 through Oct. 1. Other winners include: Good Samaritan Health Systems Emergency Services (Kearney, Neb.) – Nursing Care Efficiency; King's Daughters Medical Center (Brookhaven, Miss._ -- Patient Service and Performance Improvement; Canonsburg General Hospital (Canonsburg, Pa.) – Patient Throughput and Efficiency; Sanford Health (Fargo, N.D.) – Process Improvement to Address Increased Volume; Great Plains Medical Center (North Platte, Neb.)( -- Leadership in Health Information Exchange. For more information, visit: www.grahamhospital.org, http://www.tsystem.com/excellence. A group of Graham Hospital employees gather to celebrate being one of six hospitals to receive the first annual T-System Client Excellence Award.
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