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Glazed Pork Tenderloin Recipe
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 pork tenderloin (1 pound)
- 2 sprigs fresh rosemary
- 1/2 cup pineapple preserves
- 1 tablespoon prepared horseradish
- Preheat oven to 425°. Combine salt and pepper; rub over pork. Place in a 13x9-in. baking pan coated with cooking spray. Place one sprig of rosemary under the pork and one on top. Bake, uncovered, 10 minutes.
- Meanwhile, in a saucepan, heat preserves and horseradish until preserves are melted; stir until blended. Remove top rosemary sprig. Brush pork with 1/4 cup pineapple sauce. Bake 10-20 minutes longer or until thermometer reads 145°. Let stand 5 minutes before slicing. Serve with remaining sauce. Yield: 4 servings.
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Made this for dinner tonight, and I can't stop talking about how delicious the flavors were. I had never made pork tenderloin before, and in attempt to match the store's weekly ad with a healthy recipe I came across this recipe. The fact the recipe is almost effortless made it so much better. I loved the combination of the pineapple, horseradish, and rosemary flavors! Some of the bottom stems stuck to my piece of the meat, and I thought it was heavenly. I thoroughly enjoyed making this for my husband and I knowing it was a healthy meal. Thank you TOH!
Mmmm I think it sounds just right depending on the strength of your horseradish. Last years crop was mild - but the year before would bring a tear to your eye! Just have to use your judgement.
I don't have a cast iron tongue either...Maybe a third to half as much horseradish? That's quite a kick from the 'ol horsey!
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...the Vikings waived wide receiver Justin Surrency and running back Arkee Whitlock on Thursday. The team can only carry 80 players on the roster going into training camp so the Vikings need to make room for their draft picks who they will attempt to sign next month.
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oh no!!! Justin Surrency could have been a key part of our offense for years to come, and we just let him go and opted to keep old crappy players like turd furgison.
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I'm guessing Whitlock makes it to the practice squad unless they've already decided that Young is better than Whitlock. I see the Vikings carrying 3 RB's on the roster & at least 1 more on the practice squad. Both Taylor & AD missed time due to injuries last year & we need the insurance of at least two more.
Whitlock was here last season & the vikings have been able to evaluate him. Young & Hicks were not, so they'll get their shot in camp. Hicks will probably end up being our 3rd back
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Re: Vikings waive WR Justin Surrency & RB Arkee Whitlock
No big loss if you ask me.
We are a glut of WR's fighting for the coveted 5th spot that Fergs seems to currently have a hold of and Jaymar Johnson seems to be a outside chance of getting him off the roster or at least making it to the practice squad.
If Justin was that good he would have beat Ferg out.
I really don't have any opinion on Whitlock.
Couldn't make it with the 9rs and is back in the mix with the Vikes.
Could be a practice squad candidate but who really cares about a undrafted FA at this point in time with respect to what we currently have on the roster.Many many thanks to my talented friend Jos for the new Sig.
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Jordan says: "Why are watches limited to button activation? Why can't they be activated a different way? Just as I was wondering that, I walked by a slot machine, and Addiction was born.
This watch features 3 slots, sporting 128 bright LEDs. The time is displayed in the same way as normal digital watches or clocks, lighting up the time. What happens when the time goes above 9:59 though, there's only 3 slots? Obviously, fitting "10″ into a space that small wouldn't work well. That's why any time, 10:00 to 12:59 is a 'jackpot hour' The animation happens as it normally would, but once the reel stops spinning, the lights will scroll to white from left to right. 11:29 would appear as 1:29 in white LED text, 10:29 as 0:29 in white, and 12:29 as 2:29, obviously in white. See the animation.
Anyone can wear this watch, not just those with a gambling addiction. This is one slot machine where you don't have to be 18+ to play. The lever activation makes this design obviously different from the rest. Gold colored and rectangular watches are also sparse, making this watch a bit more unusual."
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08:10 AM ET 06.11 | About a week removed from the possibility of playing against each other, the odds are suddenly better that Tim Duncan and another veteran big man will play on the same team. The Spurs will consider everything and everyone this summer when free agency begins. But one option tossed out this weekend by one in the Spurs organization is not just another name. Kevin Garnett. ... Some will have more money to offer than the Spurs will. Some might have more young talent to put around him. All the Spurs could give Garnett is the closest thing to what he had in Boston, a veteran core with a chance to contend. But it's the pairing of Garnett with Duncan that would make this free-agency signing a stunning story.
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Morning .....there was an article in sports illustrated a few weeks ago, on Tim Duncan " 21 Shades of Grey", where Duncan has said that he hates Garnett, and that garnett has always tried to punk him in their carreers in head to head matchups....this should be interesting
If you ask me, he kinda did with the bit_ch slap he gave Duncan earlier in their careers.
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Next year is 2012, not 2005
2013* i meant....
He will get the proverbial morning **** on this article which is normally reserved for Manu...Sorry about the Celt's loss CC
The Truth was awful all series.
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Was servicable enough at 36 this year... He'll be a year older next year and Tim Duncan will be 37, production will *likely* be on the decline for both of these guys... So why would this make for a "stunning story"?
This could work for one season. Neither would have to play heavy minutes and KG could play pick and pop with Parker all day.
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This could work, 20-25 minutes for both will keep them fresh and you know with Pop the Spurs will contend. Garnett has to look at the option of going out winning and not with likes of say a Nets team or any of those other teams who won't win anything....Pacers, Sixers, Hawks, Celts(too old now) of the world, yeah, you know the ones!
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Duncan is finished, Garnett is close to finished. The Spurs need to get younger not older.
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Pittsburgh is among the housing markets expected to fare well in 2012. // © Jan Tyler/Getty Images
The outlook isn't totally bleak for this year's real-estate market. While a recovery was nowhere to be found in 2011, a handful of markets were spared the worst and are expected to rebound more quickly than others, thanks to a growing job and population base. (Bing: What's the unemployment rate in your area?)
In this month's Buying Advice, we'll identify the safest havens for buyers, and those where house hunters might want to sit the year out.
We'll check in with the latest housing statistics and see what buyers should take away from the big revision to the National Association of Realtors' monthly sales numbers going back several years. Plus, we'll answer a reader's question about whether it's OK to break a lease to buy a house.
Fish or cut bait? The 5 most promising and abysmal markets
Every year we like to gaze into the crystal ball and predict which markets will prove best for buyers. To make this prediction more accurate, MSN Real Estate asked forecasting firm Local Market Monitor which five housing markets it would pick as the most promising in the year ahead and why; by "most promising," we mean those that will suffer the smallest slide. Here are LMM's picks, in no particular order:
- Pittsburgh: This former steel town may lack some of the glamour of bigger metros, but it has better prospects than most U.S. cities. The job base of colleges, hospitals and other health-care employers is growing. And while the population has remained relatively steady, those who live here enjoy slightly higher incomes than the national average. Houses are relatively cheap too, with the average home costing just $168,612 as of Dec. 1. The housing boom boosted prices 16%, and there has been no real decline since. The recession in Pittsburgh also was mild, with jobs down just 2%. Prices might dip 1% in the next year, but from there values should pick up again, gaining 2% in 2013.
- Worcester, Mass.: High-tech job growth has returned to this market an hour west of Boston. Many urban dwellers are looking in this area for bigger, less expensive houses than they'd find in the big city. While the average home price of $237,020 has declined 3% over the last year, prices are beginning to bottom, with 2% growth expected in 2013.
- Houston/Sugarland/Baytown, Texas: Two things are fueling the market here — oil and people. The energy sector in these cities continues to create jobs, and population growth is triple the national average. Incomes are higher than the national average, and the housing bust was almost nonexistent here, with just a 4% drop from the peak. The average home here is a bargain at $176,489. This market is expected to hit bottom next year and — you guessed it — gain 2% in 2013.
- Akron, Ohio: The average home price of $148,508 has slipped 4% in the last year, but the future looks brighter. Jobs — especially manufacturing jobs — are coming back to Akron. Like many Midwest cities, there was no housing boom here to speak of. Values are down just 13% from the peak, about a third of the hit the U.S. as a whole suffered. There won't be a quick uptick in values, but buyers here can expect the market to hit bottom this year, with a 2% gain in 2013.
- New Orleans/Metairie-Kenner, La.: People are returning to New Orleans, and the outlook is good. While the average home price of $249,673 declined 2% in the last year and is expected to take another 2% hit in 2012, prices should appreciate 1% in 2013 on stronger job growth than the national average.
On the flip side, LMM pinpointed five markets where buyers should hold off on making a purchase. Overbuilding was rampant in these areas, and many also suffered a bigger loss in jobs, says Ingo Winzer, LMM's president. The huge supply of homes means that even if the jobs picture improves, it could take the better part of a decade for real growth to return to home prices.
The five markets LMM predicts will endure the most pain in the years ahead are Wilmington, Del.-Md.-N.J.; Atlanta/Sandy Springs/Marietta, Ga.; Virginia Beach/Norfolk/Newport News, Va.-N.C. and the California cities of Sacramento and Fresno. In these areas, prices are expected to decline another 7% to 10% in the next year alone.
- On our blog, 'Listed': Year closes with some positive housing data
Buyers: What would make you fall in love with a home? Owners: What features or aspects of your home have provided you with the most comfort and enjoyment? What did you think was important while looking, only to change your mind after move-in? Let us know, and we'll write about this in the February Buying Advice column. Send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Home-sales snapshot and the NAR's major revision. What was that all about?
The NAR in December revised its sales numbers for much of the downturn — scaling back sales between 2007 and 2010 a whopping 14.6%. The real-estate industry's largest trade group cited population shifts and an overestimation of for-sale-by-owner transactions for the disparity.
The change, NAR officials said, did not affect local multiple-listing-service information or local home prices, but it raises questions about the accuracy of the NAR's methodology for estimating U.S. sales using local listing services and a census benchmark, rather than property records.
Economists say the revision doesn't really change the outlook for the housing market going forward, so for most buyers it's kind of a non-issue.
Existing-home sales increased to 4.42 million in November, up 4% from the previous month, and a 12.2% jump from November 2010, according to the latest NAR data. The national median existing-home price declined 3.5% from a year ago to $164,200.
- MSN Money: Get financially fit in 2012
The pace of sales appears to be picking up. The NAR's Pending Home Sales Index, which tracks contract signings for homes, posted a 7.3% increase in November to 100.1, the highest it has been in 18 months and up from 93.3 in October.


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New York, NY-Public radio station WFUV (90.7 FM, wfuv.org) and its licensee Fordham University announced today the station has been awarded a $500,000 grant from The New York State Music Fund to support the development of a second full-time radio stream targeted to music fans in their 20s and 30s. This non-commercial service will be made available via Internet and mobile streaming audio and, in the New York area, as an HD Radio channel at 90.7 FM. Scheduled to debut in Fall 2008, the new service will complement WFUV's existing service, which will continue in its present format.
"WFUV will further enrich the New York radio landscape by developing a second stream targeted to younger audiences. It's an excellent opportunity for us to broaden our service and widen our musical offerings as we celebrate our 60th anniversary," said WFUV General Manager Ralph Jennings. "We are deeply grateful to the New York State Music Fund for its leadership support of this $1.2 million project and for its investment in the future of New York's independent artists and audiences," added Jennings.
Programming on the second stream will include a blend of established and emerging indie rock, electronica, world, dance and other musical hybrids.
The award to WFUV was one the largest made by The New York State Music Fund - which has given nearly 400 grants totaling more than $35 million - and is on par with those made to internationally recognized New York performing arts institutions.
"We're most excited about showcasing what New York has to offer. Our city boasts one of the greatest, most multicultural local music scenes in the world," added WFUV Program Director Chuck Singleton, who, along with WFUV Music Director Rita Houston, will oversee the project. "Acts like Antibalas, Forro In The Dark and The Hold Steady have no problem selling out venues all over town, yet they presently don't have a home on the radio in New York City. A second stream enables us to play deserving local acts in the same set as Bjork, M.I.A. or Arcade Fire and, at the same time, better serve New York's musically-adventurous listening audiences by introducing them to something different."
WFUV plans to develop the new service over the next year, working in consultation with artists, labels, music writers, web sites, bloggers and venues across the city. The station will also tap an emerging generation of radio talent to develop its new air staff, young New Yorkers with a passion for hearing, sharing and writing about music. In large part, the music selection will be listener-driven.
The New York State Music Fund was created when the New York State Attorney General's Office resolved investigations against major record companies that had violated state and federal laws prohibiting "pay for play" (also called "payola"). The settlement agreement stipulated that funds paid by music businesses would support music education and appreciation for the benefit of New York State residents. The Attorney General's Office enlisted the services of Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, one of the nation's largest and most experienced philanthropy services, to develop and manage the grant program.
The New York State Music Fund published guidelines and criteria and accepted grant applications in a number of categories, including music education and public performances of music by artists. New York State Music Fund applications also related to recording, distribution or broadcast through traditional or new media. Special emphasis was placed on reaching underserved populations and broadening awareness of artists, genres or styles with limited access to commercial broadcast or other mass distribution vehicles.
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I have two different levels of Sonlight curriculum for sale. Each is incomplete, because we've chosen to keep some of the books that came with the program, but it would be easy to pick up the missing books from Sonlight or elsewhere (such as Rainbow Resource).
Please PM me, or reply here if interested, and I'll get back to you!
Core C (age 5-7) Introduction to the World: Cultures -
asking $59
- Complete 36-week instructor's guide, loose leaf, looks to be about 200-250 pages (this alone costs
at Sonlight)
- Readers and read-alouds:
Twenty and Ten, by Clare Huchet Bishop
The Family Under the Bridge, by Natalie Savage Carlson
Richard Scarry's Please and Thank You Book, by Richard Scarry
My Father's Dragon, by Ruth Stiles Gannet
Granny Han's Breakfast, by Sheila Groves
The Light at Tern Rock, by Julia L. Sauer
Mary on Horseback, by Rosemary Wells
Dolphin Treasure, by Wayne Grover
In Grandma's Attic, by Arleta Richardson
The Apple and The Arrow, by Mary and Conrad Buff
- I'll also include the Grade K Reader's Schedule for free
- Here's a link to Core C at Sonlight for more information:
(scroll to the very bottom for the full list, of which I'm selling a subset)
Core 1 (age 6-9) Introduction to World History part 1 -
asking $39
- Complete 36-week instructor's guide, loose leaf, looks to be about 200-250 pages (this alone costs
at Sonlight)
- Readers and read-alouds
Mr. Popper's Penguins, by Richard and Florence Atwater
The Wheel on the School, by Meindert DeJong
Follow My Leader, by James B. Garfield
Houses and Homes, by Ann Morris
The Great Wall of China, by Leonard Everett Fisher
- I'll also include the Grade 3 Reader's Schedule and Study Guide (about 50 pages) for free
- Here's a link to Core 1 at Sonlight for more information:
(scroll to the very bottom for the full list, of which I'm selling a subset)
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Core 1 is sold, the Core C is still available. It includes books that both my kindergartener and 3rd-grader enjoyed together. Make an offer if you're interested, because I don't want to have to list this on ebay!
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Wisconsin isnt the most sought after destination during the month of October. By then, the nice weather has flown South on the backs of the migrating geese, the mercury freezes nightly, and unless you like the Packers, brats, or cheese, youll probably feel like a foreigner. But last October, Wisconsin was exactly where Anthony Randazzo (08) wanted to be.
Thats where Randazzo found himself in a room he never expected to be in, with people he never expected would listen to him. The place was a conference room in Milwaukee. The people were Milwaukee County executives. As part of his job as a policy analyst with the Reason Foundation, a free market think tank in Washington, D.C., he presented suggestions for how the county could close its ballooning budget deficit. According to Randazzo, the meeting was successfulthe people he talked to committed to pursuing the policies he suggested.
The experience was surreal, Randazzo recalled in an e-mail. It was the first time I had sat down with lawmakers to be a consultant. Just a few months out of college, I felt for some reason I shouldn't be in that position. Yet across the table were five key county officials listening to my every thought.
While surprised that he was in such an influential position, Randazzo has a theory as to why. Over the last 10 months, he has come to appreciate just how much his degree in politics, philosophy, and economics has prepared him for influence. For example, when the financial crisis hit in September he was able to understand it from both an economic and political standpoint and offer suggestions that took both into account. I saw my politics and economics courses coming together in a tangible way, he said.
All in all, I have been able to see . . . my degree [from Kings] have an amazing impact immediately, Randazzo added. And the atmosphere at Kings cultivated in me an entrepreneurial drive that pushed me into the things Ive been able to do today.
Those things include publishing op-eds in various online magazines and newspapers such as the Detroit News and Hawaii Reporter. Hes also appeared on TV and radio promoting a free market agenda for government.
Sometimes I feel like my job is [like] Rhetoric with [former provost] Peter Wood, only now I get paid, Randazzo said. Writing an op-ed for the Detroit News isnt that much different, theres just a little more pressure. I also write policy studies that are essentially research papers; its the same process as writing a final paper for [politics professor] Dr. Tubbs, only I think he might grade harder.
Randazzo is quick to point out that hes not the only one benefiting from a Kings education. I know that there are other TKC graduates who have great jobs now as well, doing what the average first year, post-college student doesnt normally do, he said, and I think it speaks to the quality of the institution and the caliber of the students the school attracts.
For now Randazzo is where he wants to be, becoming an influential thinker in Washington. Hes enjoying the fast-paced environment of D.C., and loves being immersed in politics almost constantly.
Still, it can be overwhelming. Thats when he finds strength in his faith. Politics infuses every aspect of life in this city, Randazzo said. Virtually the only respite is in my Christian community. Although we are largely engaged in politics, we like to focus on growing together and understanding the Christian life.
As for his future, Randazzos leaving that up to God: Im on an open-ended career path right now. Im open to wherever God leads. . . . I didnt plan for the job I have now, so I dont think I should try and plan for my next one.
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[JURIST] The Delhi High Court [official website] on Thursday decriminalized homosexual conduct [judgment, PDF] by declaring India's anti-sodomy law unconstitutional. In a petition originally filed and rejected [JURIST report] by the court in 2004, the Naz Foundation [advocacy website] challenged the applicability of Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code [text, PDF], a colonial-era law that punishes "carnal intercourse against the order of nature" with 10 years in prison and a fine. They had argued that using Section 377 to criminalize consensual adult sexual conduct ran counter to Article 21 of the Indian Constitution [text, PDF], which provides that "[n]o person shall be deprived of his life or personal liberty except according to procedure established by law," as well as the equality under the law provided by Articles 14 and 15. Writing for the court, Justice S. Muralidhar [official profile] agreed:
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>> If you want to be invisible, VoIP on the iPhone is a coming, and a hair dryer for your cell phone. Plus Arial Nunez back in the studio.
>> Hello.
>> All that and more on this week's Crave. Okay on, back by popular demand.
>> Mm-hmm.
>> You're back in the studio, dude.
>> I'm sure a lot of people didn't really demand me back.
>> All two emails.
>> Yeah?
>> Seriously.
>> Mm-hmm.
>> Now you know the routine, you're supposed to bring some cool stuff. So -
>> Okay.
>> - what you got for us, Dude?
>> I brought some somewhat cool stuff.
>> I'm ready for it, I'm ready for it.
>> First of all, you know we went to E3.
>> Yeah.
>> And they announced Wii music. You could take the nun chucks and you could play you know, drums, or you could play the fake flute. I don't know, it's just kind of cool.
>> So like playing the fake flue with a Wii mote, like and going doo doo doo, that's cool?
>> I mean I would have fun playing it.
>> You know, that's why to each their own my friend.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay, well what I got, I got an invisibility cloak, how about that? All right? So basically researchers at UC Berkeley, they've developed this material that allows light to be reflected around objects. So you could be invisible.
>> So what would you do in an invisibility cloak?
>> I could have used that when my mom was yelling at me when I was a kid.
>> Uh-huh.
>> I wanted to be Predator, dude. I'd be Predator for Halloween, like dudududu.
>> That'd be cool.
>> Okay yeah, anyways.
>> I got Beat Maker for iPhone.
>> Beat, okay well tell us about it dude.
>> Well basically there's four different settings. You can choose to just kind of jam out on the pads or the sequencer, there's effects, there's all kinds of sounds, you got your kicks, your snares. Basically anyone can make beats. You got an iPhone you can just, it's twenty bucks and then -
>> So I mean you're a music guy, so you know, let's collaborate man.
>> You want to collab?
>> BTZREL collaboration, let's go. I'm gonna see if I can pull this one out. I'm making beats yo, with REL. Where that beats come, oh they come from his celly cell. I say well, I just like steps. What you making beats on, is that Beat Maker app? So what do you think?
>> God.
>> Crave or do not Crave?
>> Crave this, do not crave that. [ laughter ]
>> We also have the VoIP, voice over IP is coming to iPhone. They released an SDK that allows programmers to put you know, VoIP in their programs. So if we were like gaming -
>> Mm-hmm.
>> - we could talk to each other.
>> Wow.
>> Or if we were far away and we wanted to talk to each other without using our minutes.
>> So I could probably make beats, and play them for you through the iPhone, and you could freestyle over them.
>> Dude, that would be hot. I would love that. What?
>> Maybe I shouldn't get VoIP then. [ laughter ]
>> Now we talked about you sending in some submissions for what you thought Apple was coming up with next. But we got some that were cool, but I want you guys to go crazy, balls to the wall. I want you to send us anything.
>> Mm-hmm.
>> Like the most weirdest things, it could be like the iBall, I don't know, I don't care.
>> Oh I like that.
>> I want some cool stuff coming. So send us your emails at email@example.com, and we will bring them out. And I got some really cool prizes for you, five of them, so I'm telling you to do it.
>> What? What are the prizes?
>> I'm not gonna show them right now, but it's worth it, trust me. The limited edition, I got the hookups.
>> Okay.
>> Okay, all right. Well now you know what's coming up. What time is it?
>> Do not Crave.
>> If you're tired of looking like a fool with your Bluetooth headset stuck in your ear while you're talking to the air, you guys might want to try this one out. It's the cell phone dryer headset. Now this won't add volume to your hair ladies or gents, instead it's being pitched as a product that will let others know you're not talking on a headset. So you're talking in a hair dryer instead. Who decided to green light this product? This is stupid. We got it, three simple words for you. Do not Crave. So yeah, why do people make this stuff?
>> I don't know.
>> I mean would the hair dryer even work with the -
>> I don't use a hair dryer.
>> There's a lot of volume though in it, it looks really nice.
>> Yeah, big bounce.
>> Thanks for you know, thanks for doing it up for the Crave.
>> Yeah, I tried.
>> All right guys. So just remember everything here on our show. Check it out at Crave.cnet.com. Thanks for coming out man.
>> Yeah, no problem man.
>> Take us away with some beats.
>> Okay, I could do that.
>> I probably won't rap.
>> Oh thank you.
>> Okay. ^M00:03:53 [ music ]
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Pär Fabian Lagerkvist displayed his predisposition to independence in his very first appearance in print, a letter to the local newspaper in October, 1905, written when he was fourteen:Every schoolboy is surely aware of the hostility that exists, not only in Växiö but in other cities as well, between elementary-and secondary-school pupils. This hostility may appear to be insignificant, but it certainly is not; it is nothing other than the beginning of a pernicious class hatred in Sweden. For how easily does a boy from elementary school, who during his entire schooling grows accustomed to harboring the same hostility toward a secondary-school pupil that the socialists harbor toward the upper social classes, how easily does such a boy fall victim to pernicious socialism. Conversely, a secondary-school pupil can easily begin to hate not only the elementary-school students but also, when he is older and more mature, all members of the working class. Therefore, comrades, let's begin to lay aside this bad habit and rather try, in harmony, to further the best interests of our country. [signed] A schoolboy.
In five to seven years' time, Lagerkvist would become sufficiently amenable to socialism to lend his creative talents to the Social Democratic journals Fram, Stormklockan, and Norskensflamman.
Thirteen months after his debut in the local newspaper, he published a prose sketch entitled "Moderskärlek" and signed "Jagibus." It is a sentimental piece with a trace of bitterness over the emigration to the United States of which Småland had seen much during the last half of the nineteenth century.
The burgeoning of Lagerkvist's literary career coincides with the development of cubism from 1907 to 1914. In 1909 and 1910 he published thirteen poems under the pen name "Stig Stigson." The first work published in his own name was the poem "Kväll" ("Evening"), written in February, 1911, in honor of the poet Gustaf Fröding, who had recently died. In 1912, he published seven new poems, a copy of two hitherto unpublished Strindberg letters that he had discovered, a prose fantasy entitled "Gudstanken" ("God's Thought"), and his first novel, Människor (people). Many of Lagerkvist's early works, particularly his poems, have a militant socialist focus that would give way by 1916 to his broader humanistic expressions of längtan (longing), ångest (anguish), and kärlek (love). Adumbrations of his plays and later novels are evident in "God's Thought," in which a Diana figure (to reappear in a 1960 novel), as a vestige of a dead religion, serves to turn a man toward the experience of his own being and, consequently, away from preoccupation with the supernatural, and in a 1912 poem, "Min Gud" ("My God"), which begins, "My god is a proud, defiant man/ — —my god is a child gone astray," asserts midway, "My god is what life has given me/ to mold into worship and belief," and concludes, "my god—my god—: he is I!—he is I!— — —." Lagerkvist's maternal grandparents had been farm people, severely uncompromising in their fundamentalist religion. In their presence, Lagerkvist learned the cold terror of a religion of judgment. His father, Anders Johan Lagerkvist, a foreman at a railroad yard, and his mother, née Johanna Blad, were devout Christians, but their persuasion was marked more by the solace of the Gospel than by the rigidity of the Law. Ultimately, Lagerkvist abandoned the faith of both his grandparents and his parents.
In 1913, Lagerkvist published three poems and two prose sketches in Stormklockan, to which he also contributed twelve reviews, including his review of Fyodor Dostoevski's Unizhennye i oskorblyonnye (1861; The Insulted and Injured, 1887). His review article on Guillaume Apollinaire's Les Peintres cubistes: Méditations esthétiques (1913; The Cubist Painters: Esthetic Meditations, 1944) appeared in Svenska dagbladet. He also published that year Två sagor om livet (two tales of life, a pair of short stories) and his very important essay Ordkonst och bildkonst (Literary Art and Pictorial Art, 1982), which established his championship of cubism and helped to change the literary climate in Sweden. He saw cubism as greatly superior to impressionism and naturalism and developed...
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Biography (Critical Survey of Short Fiction, Second Revised Edition)
Pär Fabian Lagerkvist was born May 23, 1891, in Växjö, Sweden, to Anders Johan and Johanna (Blad) Lagerkvist, an orthodox Lutheran couple, who stressed religious training. In 1910, he matriculated at the University of Uppsala, where he briefly studied the humanities. Lagerkvist began his literary career with a novella, Människor. In 1913 he traveled to Paris, where he was influenced by the visual arts. He applied the boldness of Fauvism, the simplicity of Primitivism, and the contrasting perspectives of cubism to literature in his first critical essay, Ordkonst och bildkonst (1913; Literary Art and Pictorial Art, 1982).
In 1915 Lagerkvist moved to Denmark, where he remained throughout World War I, establishing his literary reputation with a volume of poetry, Ångest, which is considered the first expressionistic work in Swedish. In Copenhagen, he turned his literary attention to the theater and in 1918 married Karen Dagmar Johanne Sørensen. Returning to Stockholm, he became a drama critic for Svenska Dagbladet, writing his final review in June, 1919. Thereafter he sustained himself writing fiction.
Lagerkvist traveled a great deal during the 1920's, especially to France and Italy, his pessimism dissipating as he observed Europe recovering from the war. His autobiographical novella Guest of Reality was published in 1925, the same year that he divorced his wife and married a Swedish widow, Elaine Luella Hallberg. In the 1930's he became an outspoken critic of totalitarianism and fascism in such works as The Hangman. This work was revised as a play in 1934 and became the most significant Scandinavian play of the decade. His final collection of short stories, I den tiden, was published in 1935.
As Europe again became engulfed in war, Lagerkvist wrote his first mature novel, Dvärgen (1944; The Dwarf, 1945). His international reputation was established when he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature following the publication of Barabbas. He continued writing allegorical novels until he suffered a stroke, passing away July 11, 1974.
Biography (Critical Survey of Long Fiction, Fourth Edition)
Pär Fabian Lagerkvist was born on May 23, 1891, in Växjö, Sweden, a small town in the southern region of Småland. His father, Anders Johan Lagerkvist, was the railway agent at the station in Växjö, and the family lived in a small apartment above the station's restaurant. His mother, Johanna Blad, was, like her husband, from a simple peasant family. Lagerkvist was the youngest of seven children, and, like the others, he attended the local primary and secondary schools, spending summer vacations with his maternal grandparents in the country. Though normally reticent about biographical disclosure, Lagerkvist described his early environment as a mixture of the fundamentalist conservatism of his parents with the radical nonconforming Calvinism of his maternal grandparents. Between these two competing religious attitudes, the young Lagerkvist was torn, and his inability to reconcile their contradictions eventually resulted in his abandonment of both.
During his secondary education at the Växjö Gymnasium, Lagerkvist's rebellious attitude toward his family's conservative influence began to surface. Together with four of his friends, he formed a study group named the Red Circle. Wearing the broad-brimmed hat and flowing bow tie that indicated their affiliation with the growing Socialist movement, they met each Sunday morning at eleven o'clock—the precise hour that services were held at the nearby cathedral. With the Red Circle, Lagerkvist studied the works of Charles Darwin, Camille Flammarion, Thomas Huxley, Pyotr Kropotkin, Strindberg, and Henrik Ibsen—purveyors of a new view of the world that, Lagerkvist later said, "was sweeping God and all hope asidelaying life open and raw in all its nakedness, all its systematic absurdity."
Following his graduation from the Gymnasium in 1910, Lagerkvist left home, going to live with his older brother, Gunnar, who was a schoolteacher in western Sweden. In the fall of 1911, Lagerkvist entered the University of Uppsala, where he studied art history and literature briefly, leaving in dissatisfaction after only one semester.
In this prewar period, from 1908 to 1914, Lagerkvist's lifelong attitude of rebellion against conformity in thought and traditional values in literature became increasingly apparent. Among his earliest published works are the idealistic "revolutionary songs of struggle," in which he identified with the...
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Biography (Magill's Survey of World Literature, Revised Edition)
Pär Fabian Lagerkvist (LAH-gur-kvihst) was born on May 23, 1891, in Växjö, a small town in a province of Sweden that appears to have been named Småland (slight land) because of its unpromising soil and relatively low agricultural productivity. The stony soil of Småland had been improved through the labor of its inhabitants by the time of Lagerkvist's youth, but steady emigration from the area is indicative of its pronounced bleakness. This atmosphere was to provide a tone for Lagerkvist's prose, poetry, and drama. There was bleakness, too, in the formidable, humorless Protestantism that constituted Lagerkvist's religious environment.
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Pär Lagerkvist's contribution to literature is a unique combination of structure and theme. The structure entails a cubistic elimination of nonessentials as a means of giving lyrical voice to a multiplicity of spatial, temporal, and spiritual perspectives. The theme is an examination of the existentialist authenticity by which individuals expect no more from life than the fullness of living.
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Pär Fabian Lagerkvist (LAH-gur-kvihst), the winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1951, was instrumental in bringing Sweden into the mainstream of European movements in twentieth century literature and art. He gained international recognition as a somber, original stylist in fiction and drama. He was born in Växjö, a small town in the Swedish province of Smaland, on May 23, 1891, the seventh child of Johanna Blad and Anders Johan Lagerkvist. His father, who worked as a railroad signalman, figures, along with the author's family life in youth, in at least three of Lagerkvist's early stories.
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In 1983, Lombardo came to the forefront of the national media shortly after the assassination of Teamster official Allen Dorfman outside the Lincolnwood Hyatt Hotel. For years, Dorfman provided insurance and consulting services to the Central States Pension Fund, a cash cow for the mob since the 1950s. According to Chicago police, Lombardo controlled the Central States Pension Fund, and in 1975, was one of six men to be indicted with Dorfman for defrauding the fund.
The Dorfman hit occurred only a month after Dorfman was convicted on bribery and conspiracy charges with Teamster president Roy Lee Williams. In court, Williams testified against Lombardo, who was charged with concealing mafia ownership of the Stardust Resort & Casino in Las Vegas and for skimming over $2 million in unreported casino proceeds. In January 1986, Lombardo was convicted and sentenced to an additional 10 years in prison.
In April 2005, Lombardo and 14 of his mob associates were indicted with racketeering conspiracy and the murder of a federal witness. The indictment included a total of 18 hits, including Tony "The Ant" Spilotro and his brother, Michael, who were made famous by Martin Scorsese's 1995 film Casino.
Immediately following the 2005 indictment, Lombardo became a fugitive in his late 70s. He was eventually captured by FBI agents in Elmwood Park, Illinois, after visiting a dentist for a decaying tooth. On September 10, 2007, Lombardo was found guilty of racketeering, extortion, loan sharking and murder. The same jury also found him guilty of the 1974 Seifert murder. He was sentenced to life in prison and is currently serving his time in the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Chicago.
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