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'HomeGroan' artists tell their Cincinnati stories through their work
CINCINNATI -- It's hard to spend a considerable amount of time in a place and not be affected by it in one way or another.
When it comes to Cincinnati, that reality seems is heightened by city's ever-changing socio-political dynamic.
Conservatism. Hipsters. Boring suburbia. Scary downtown. A push for and against a streetcar. A love-hate relationship with chili-covered hot dogs. Marriage at 21. Divorce at 25. The gosh-darn Bengals.
Some of us love it. Some of us tolerate it. Some of us hate it and decide to move away. A few of those who escape to areas outside the city's expansive limits end up moving home when they realize the grass wasn't that much greener elsewhere.
Whether we like it or not, Cincinnati is a part of everyone who has ever called it home.
That sentiment is explored in a new art exhibit that opens at 6 p.m. Thursday at the Harvest Art Gallery in Over-the-Rhine.
The brainchild of Cincinnati native Katie Dreyer, HomeGroan is a group show that celebrates the lingering interaction between local and national artists inspired by their time in the Queen City.
"The pun is really kind of a play on that playful 'groan' everyone gets when they have to tell someone 'Oh, I'm from Cincinnati,' which is immediately followed by the question, 'Where did you go to high school?'" said Deyer, a 24-year-old University of Cincinnati grad. This is the first show she's curating in the city.
A self-described "bounce-back Cincinnatian," Dreyer returned to the city about a year ago after spending time in Los Angeles. During the time away from her hometown, she had a chance to experience life by exploring the world. But she also realized Cincinnati has a lot to offer and wanted to be part of conveying that message to people outside the oft-insular Tri-State communities.
She thought there was no better way of doing that than through art.
"Once I realized a had chance to organize all these really creative people from around the city who hadn't had a chance to show their work (in Cincinnati) yet ... I knew I had to host a show," said Dreyer who works as a museum docent at the Contemporary Arts Center (CAC) and the 21 c Hotel Museum , and serves as an intern at OTR mainstay 1305 Gallery .
"Coming home (from Los Angeles) I wanted to be proud of my city – and there's a lot to be proud of – but I don't know that the world has caught onto that yet," she said. "I want to help change that."
Dreyer went to a handful of locally cultivated artists with a simple prompt: show me work that reminds you of living in Cincinnati. What the 11 different artists on display came up with was a collection of 30-plus pieces of work that range from paintings to sculptures to site-specific installation work.
The list of artists includes:
- Samantha Setterlin
- Michael England
- Kenny Phillips
- Chelsea Borgman
- Justin West
- Laura Brooks
- Erin Ashley Wolfe
- Missy White
- Tory Keith
- Deana Grissell
- Kelli Norris
Each of the artists in the show either grew up in Cincinnati or were locally trained.
While not all the works included in the exhibit reflect Cincinnati-specific iconography such as famous faces and city landmarks, each reflects the effect the city had on the people who created them, Dreyer said.
Many of the artists took an esoteric approach to highlight more of how the city impacts the people who call it home rather than highlighting the city itself.
One such example is the show's soundscape, a dangling collection of speakers and wires that reverberate melodies off the walls and throughout the showroom. Dreyer said the piece is representative of Cincinnati's "rich musical history, such as historic King Records."
In addition to physical works of art, the opening will feature a live musical performance by Baby Money , a project fronted by Chicago transplant Pamela Maurer. Baby Money is a solo project that combines Maurer's "homemade" Cincinnati sound with those of friends from around the country, according to her artist page .
The act will perform in the back of the display room at the Harvest Gallery, a unique nonprofit exhibition gallery and studio space in OTR. The purpose of the gallery is to help cultivate and promote up-and-coming young artists.
Much like the artists in the HomeGroan show, the Harvest space itself has a uniquely Cincinnati history. The building formerly functioned as a firehouse but was abandoned for years before it was purchased and transformed into the multi-purpose art gallery and studio space by several young artists.
"(Harvest) lends itself to the sort of OTR and Cincinnati idealism that's taking place right now," Dreyer said. "It sort of suggests you shouldn't look at the surface or what something was at one time. Look at the inside and see it for what it is or could be"
The character of the space isn't solely found in the construction of the building, which still features a closeable hole between the second and third floors through which horse hay was lowered. The location of the venue also makes it unique
among other popular galleries in the area.
Located at 216 West 15th Street, Harvest is off the beaten path for many local art fans. Most of the higher profile art openings take place downtown or in areas such as Pendleton or along stretches of the revamped Vine and Main streets.
Dreyer thinks the location of the venue adds to the general theme of her show.
"It's just a great space that not a lot of people get to see because of where it is. People assume certain things about that part of town," Dreyer said. "Hopefully this space, in part because of this show, will open up a whole new part of this area. It'll be a good step forward for the city."
The exhibit opening runs 6 p.m. to 9 p.m, Thursday. In addition to live music, refreshments and beverages will be available.
If you're unable to make it to Thursday's opening, you can see the exhibit on a by-appointment basis by contacting Dreyer at the following email address: firstname.lastname@example.com .
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Which team do you want the Rangers to face in the World Series?
ARLINGTON — In reality, the confetti should have starting raining in Arlington after the third inning.
Sure, the Rangers went on to add six more runs to their lead on the way to a 15-5 Game 6 ALCS win, but even if they hadn't, the 9-run third inning would have been enough to hand the Texas Rangers franchise their second straight trip to the World Series single-handedly.
"This team is happy right now, we're going to celebrate and have fun tonight, but come tomorrow, this team is going to be focused on the big prize," said Rangers first baseman Michael Young after the win.
With the back-to-back American League Pennants, the Rangers are the first AL team to go to the World Series in consecutive years since the New York Yankees did so for four straight years from 1998-2001.
After the game, second baseman Ian Kinsler was asked if he felt the Rangers could be the next great American League team.
"[Could we be the] next great team? We are the next great team," Kinsler said. "You just said it hasn't happened since '01!"
In Game 2 of the ALCS, Rangers starter Derek Holland was chased out of the game in 2-2/3 innings. In the sixth game, it was Detroit's Max Scherzer who couldn't clear three innings. Neither could relievers Daniel Schlereth and Rick Porcello.
In fact, it took a fourth pitcher, Ryan Penny to get the final out of a third inning in which the Rangers sent 14 batters to the plate, scored nine runs and Michael Young added a LCS record to his resume with two extra-base hits in the frame.
"We have a really deep and versatile offense," Young said. "We can find different ways to score; a lot of times it's with homers, and sometimes it comes with singles, doubles and running the bases well. Tonight it was obviously a combination of everything."
A combination of everything, with a hefty helping of outfielder Nelson Cruz' boomstick.
Cruz was named the ALCS MVP after batting .364 with six home runs and 13 RBI across the series' six games. He was the first player to hit six homers and 13 RBI in a single postseason series.
"Definitely I'm happy with the way we played and the way I performed," Cruz said.
But as historically good as Cruz was, the players in the clubhouse also gave a lot of credit to the bullpen for another strong performance Saturday.
"[The bullpen has] been lights out for us this whole playoffs – both the ALDS and the ALCS," Derek Holland said.
They, too, were historically good.
Alexi Ogando was the winning pitcher on Saturday, making the Rangers just the second team all-time in a best-of-seven postseason series to earn each of the four wins in the series from a member of the bullpen, along with the 1997 Cleveland Indians.
In six games, the Texas bullpen allowed four runs in 27 and 1/3rd innings pitched. Ogando allowed one hit and struck out three Tigers in two innings to earn his second win of the series.
"Nelson Cruz was a big-time hero this series, but I'd say right behind him, you could definitely say Alexi Ogando could have been the MVP," said outfielder David Murphy.
Holland pitched 4-2/3 innings in Game 6, allowing seven hits, four runs (all earned), no walks and five strikeouts.
Afterward, he said he and the rest of the starters know they need to pick it up.
"Us as a starting rotation and specifically myself, I know I've got to step up big time and go longer than two innings or whatever," Holland said. "I've got to go out there and keep battling like I have been, and everything will be alright."
So now Texas waits for the winner of the NLCS between the St. Louis Cardinals and the Milwaukee Brewers. No matter the winner, the World Series will begin on the road for the Rangers on Wednesday, Oct. 19.
Shortstop Elvis Andrus said it doesn't matter at this point who the Rangers face.
"We don't really care; it's the same thing like we were waiting for the Yankees or Detroit," Andrus said. "I think at this point, we're just ready for one of those teams to win."
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5:12pm Monday 31st December 2012 in Sport By Joel Holt
SALISBURY City will be hoping the rain doesn't prevent tomorrow's derby showdown with local rivals Eastleigh from taking place at the Ray Mac (3pm).
The Whites have had a frustrating Christmas, being out of action since the Eastbourne triumph on December 15 because of flooded pitches across the south.
A win, will not only protect the leaders' unbeaten run at home, but will provide them with a comfortable cushion as they enter the New Year. The Boxing Day meeting between the two sides, which got postponed due to a waterlogged pitch, has been rescheduled for February 12 (7:45pm), while the Truro match will be played on January 15 (7:45pm).
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That's a classic breakaway goal by Tottenham. Really wonderful stuff. After winning the ball in their own area, Spurs engage in some wonderfully casual play to get the ball out of defence, with Tom Huddlestone eventually surging through the centre, playing a ball out to Jermain Defoe on the left, who centres for Lennon to delicately touch into the near post. It's a marvellous goal, and worth saying again that Spurs have played remarkably well as a unit considering this is their first proper game this season.
Huddlestone in particular has been superb since coming on, controlling the game and showing tremendous composure on the ball. If Modric is on the way out, Spurs at least have plenty of talent in midfield to compensate.
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To deal with contemporary ethical issues, psychiatrists must be able to draw on a broad intellectual tradition not only in the biological sciences, but also in the humanities and social sciences, which encompass the comparative study of religion. Psychiatry and Religion addresses both the polarities and the unifying concepts between psychiatry and religion, with a unique focus on the point at which these two domains meet.
Divided into three parts, this scholarly yet eminently readable volume considers both theoretical and clinical issues and includes topics rarely discussed elsewhere in the literature:
Written by clinicians and educators, this fascinating book fills a significant gap in the literature by providing a much-needed sociological and cross-cultural perspective of theory and practice at the interface of where psychiatry and religion. As more and more psychiatry training programs and medical schools begin to include courses on religion and spirituality, psychiatric educators and practitioners alike will find this book to be a valuable resource.
"A rewarding and insightful demonstration of how psychiatry and religion together enrich our understanding of human experience and broaden our therapeutic effectiveness."—Armando R. Favazza, M.D., Professor of Psychiatry, University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri
"Shortly after the turn of the 19th century Sigmund Freud discovered that several of his patients had transferred their parental conflicts onto their attitudes toward God. Inspired by such discoveriesFreud proceeded to compose his classic Totem and Taboo, which linked the beginning of religions to human intra-psychic dynamics. The legacy of this seminal work fostered a rich field of research in psychiatry, anthropology and religious studies throughout the 20th century.
James Boehnlein and his colleagues have aptly captured the scope and depth of this field in this book. Each author has conducted and published research demonstrating the intricate interconnections between religion and psychic structures and their influences on shaping and abating mental illnesses. Psychiatry and Religion will prove to be a valuable resource and reference in psychiatry, psychology, anthropology, and religious studies graduate education courses, as well as a good read for those who have already graduated from programs in these disciplines."—Edward F. Foulks, M.D., Ph.D., Professor of Psychiatry, Associate Dean of Graduate Medical Education, Tulane University School of Medicine, New Orleans, Louisiana
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Ridgefield Council plans civic center
RIDGEFIELD — The Democratic-controlled Borough Council has proposed spending $550,000 to pay for preliminary architectural and engineering work to build a civic center with municipal offices.
A bond ordinance was introduced Monday, nine months after Republicans, who held three council seats last year, blocked a similar measure for the estimated $12 million to $14 million project.
This time, the bond was introduced with a 5-1 vote. The lone Republican, Councilman Angelo Severino, said Tuesday that he voted against the spending because he does not agree with the mixed uses planned for the new building. The proposed center would house the recreation department, youth center, board of health, municipal court, borough clerk, construction and finance offices.
"I just don't think it's the right building," Severino said. "I'm not against capital projects. I mean, every generation needs to pay for something for the future. I just think it should be the right build, not the wrong build."
Councilman Hugo Jimenez said the building — planned for the same Slocum Avenue site as the current community center — will include needed recreation space for town organizations to gather. It would also meet standards under the American with Disabilities Act.
The current municipal building on Broad Avenue has an elevator, but is not fully accessible to the disabled. Under a court settlement, the municipal building must meet standards of the act, but because of its narrow hallways and inclined parking lot, Jimenez said it could not be made fully compliant.
"I think it's an investment in the town, and we are moving the town forward," he said. "You need to invest in the town to sustain property values; if we were to leave everything as is, why would people want to move into Ridgefield?"
The Police Department, which is in borough hall, would stay put for now, Jimenez said. Officials don't know a new police building eventually will be constructed or whether the department will move elsewhere.
"That's something that has to be discussed," he said. "I just don't know at this time."
Severino said that he would have preferred the municipal offices and the Police Department to be housed in the same structure, with a separate recreation building.
DMR Architects and borough engineer T.Y. Lin will work on the project. Jimenez said the community center will be torn down and that the goal is to start construction sometime in the summer.
A public hearing and final vote on the bond ordinance are scheduled for 7:30 p.m. on Feb. 11 at the Community Center, 725 Slocum Ave.


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Firefox Surpasses 2 Billion Add-on Downloads
Number of Add-on downloads double in less than three years.
The Mozilla Project announced that Firefox served the 2 billionth add-on download since the project's creation in 2005. Firefox reached 1 billion downloads in November 2008, but took less than two years to double that number to the current benchmark.
"With more than 150 million add-ons in use every day, we know that the next billion add-on downloads will be here before we know it," Add-ons Senior Marketing Manager Julie Choi said via the Mozilla Add-on blog.
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Good for Ibaka, but it remains to be seen what's in the cards for James Harden.
Back with yet another Thunder illustration I like to call 'Brothers.' You can find more Thunder illustrations here. As always, comments are very much appreciated.
Basically, Eric Maynor:Russell Westbrook as John Moxon:Lance Harbor
Whats up Thunder fans? Remember me? I'm a writer/illustrator over at Bright Side of the Sun and am currently doing a project where I am doing 30 illustrations (1 player from each of the 30 NBA teams) over 30 days. Day 4 features your own Russell Westbrook and I thought I'd share it with you. Feel free to visit and check out this and more as well as follow the project. Comments are welcome and appreciated. -Dustin
NBA TV's Rick Kamla, Kevin McHale and Dennis Scott give a preview for the Thunder for the upcoming season. They project the starting lineup this season to be Durant, Westbrook, Sefalosha, Green and Krstic, however I would not be surprised to see Harden replace Sefalosha as the starter on more than one occasion.
The Thunder season opener is only 66 days away and the entire schedule has been released. We each pick three home games that we most want to see and explain its importance to us. Who wants to...
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Russell Westbrook selected as Western Conference Rookie of the Month...AGAIN. Rookie of the Year perhaps?
Russell Westbrook's Insane Dunk which also gave him his first ever Technical Foul. Well worth it.
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2. Grease muffin cups or line with muffin papers.
3. Combine first four ingredients.
4. In a separate bowl, beat butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Add egg. Slowly add dry mixture, beating until just combined.
5. Divide batter evenly among cups and sprinkle with topping. Bake muffins at 375°F 15 to 20 minutes, or until a tester comes out clean.
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Shoulder Planes
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Shoulder Planes
These elegant shoulder planes are vital tools for trimming and improving cut joints, particularly shoulders, rabbets, tenons, and grooves.
The Bronze lever cap is higher for better grip and closer to the blade bevel for better support. The mouth geometry allows for better chip clearance, while the adjustable mouth and locking screws are large and convenient. The mouth adjustment screw is captured in the front shoe and threaded into the body so it adjusts the mouth both when turned in and turned out. The captive-nut blade adjustment is very positive.
Bodies are cast from Ductile Iron, precisely ground flat and square - an essential feature for a shoulder plane. Blades are A2 Tool Steel, hardened to Rockwell 60-62, cryogenically treated and double tempered to hold a very fine edge for a long time. Blades are bedded at 18°, beveled at 25°, and .005" wider than the body to ensure crisp, 90° cuts.
Small Shoulder Plane
This is the smallest of the Preston style shoulder planes, 5/8" wide, 5 3/4" long. The blade is .140" thick, and the tool weighs 1.35 lbs. With an adjustable mouth like its larger siblings, this tool is just right for trimming and fitting small tenons, dadoes and rabbets.
Medium Shoulder Plane
About half the width and weight of the Large Shoulder Plane, the medium size is well suited for lighter work. Excellent size for furniture joinery. Body is 7¾" long x ¾" wide. Blade is ¾" x .140" thick. Weight 2.35 lbs.
Large Shoulder Plane
A versatile, general purpose Shoulder Plane with nice heft. This is the best size to start with. Body is 8¼" long x 1¼" wide. Blade is 1¼" wide x .140" thick. Weight 4 lbs.
Click here to view our YouTube video on Shoulder Plane Part I: Parts and Adjustment.
Click here to view our YouTube video on Shoulder Plane Part II: Use and Care.
Shoulder PlanesThe Lie-Nielsen Shoulder Planes are based on Record models. The Large shoulder plane is based on the 073, the Medium on the 042, and the Small is based on the 041. Each in turn was based on a Preston model. The body of these all-metal Shoulder Planes are cast of Ductile Iron, and the caps are Bronze.
We have made some design improvements to the Record versions. The cap is a bit higher in the back to allow a better grip; the front of the cap is closer to the bevel of the blade for better support; the geometry of the mouth will allow better chip clearance; the mouth adjustment is much easier, and the blade is much harder and thicker. Geometry: The blade is bedded in the tool at 18° with a 25° bevel, making the included cutting angle 43°.
Blade Sharpening:The blade comes ready to use. Slight additional honing will increase performance. A secondary bevel of up to 5 degrees helps achieve a razor edge quickly. This also improves edge life in hardwoods. For more information on advanced sharpening we suggest David Charlesworth's DVD Hand Tool Techniques Part 1: Plane Sharpening.
Mouth Adjustment:Loosen the lock screw on the top front of the tool by a half turn or so. Adjust the mouth opening by turning the screw head at the very front of the tool with a screwdriver. Make sure you do not close the mouth on the blade edge. Re-tighten the lock screw.
Blade Adjustment:Loosen the Brass spinwheel under the cap a couple of turns, tighten it halfway, and adjust the blade with the Stainless Steel adjuster nut. Make sure the mouth is open adequately before advancing the blade to avoid damaging your edge. Re-tighten the spinwheel. Do not overtighten.
The blade is about .005" wider than the body. Align the edge of the blade with the side of the body that you want it to be flush with. Laying the tool on its side can help you do this quickly and accurately. Or if you wish, you can grind a little material off the side of the blade to make it flush with both sides.
Tool Care
Maintenance:The body of this tool is cast Ductile Iron and will rust. To protect it, you should oil, wax and/or wrap the tool after use. At the least, wipe your fingerprints off with an oily rag. The body casting is ground dead flat. Occasional hand lapping with fine wet/ dry sandpaper (320 grit or higher) on a flat surface will help remove dings and keep it true. The cap iron can be polished with any good brass polish, or it can be allowed to patina with age and use. Occasionally, the tool should be disassembled, cleaned, and the moving parts oiled. The blade should be kept lightly oiled to prevent rust, especially when the tool is not in use. We recommend Jojoba or Camellia Oil - vegetable oil based products. They are nontoxic, odor-free and easy to use. Also, in our shop, we use a fine abrasive handblock to remove any light surface oxide from tool bodies and blades. Jojoba & Camellia Oils and abrasive handblocks are available from us.
Materials:The body is cast from Ductile Iron, a very strong alloy that will take a lot of abuse. These castings are fully stress-relieved, a process that removes inherent stresses and ensures that the tool will remain flat and true. The cap is Manganese Bronze. Other parts are Brass; the adjuster nut is Stainless Steel.
The blade is A-2 Tool Steel hardened to Rockwell 60-62, cryogenically treated and double tempered. Our heat treating technique ensures that the blade will take and hold a very fine edge for a long time. After heat treating, the blade is fully surface ground on the top, back, and cutting edge, giving a smooth, flat surface that will take a mirror finish very quickly. The thick blade provides solid chatter-free cutting.
Materials and workmanship are guaranteed for the life of your tool. Call for repairs or replacement parts. We are available for advice if you ever have a problem using your tool.
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Women's Hockey Gold Medal Game - USA vs Canada - 6:30 p.m. EST - MSNBC
Both Canada and the United States have had fairly easy roads to the gold medal game, each team throttling any and all opponents in their way. The question is now over which team is more poised and more complete, as the Americans hope to win their first gold medal since the 1998 Olympics.
Julie Chu and Jenny Potter will lead a U.S. team that is deep in talent and scoring ability but is still very young and inexperienced as a whole. The question is whether USA is still too new as a team to be able to take down the much more experienced and extremely dangerous Canadians. The United States last had a chance for a gold medal in 2002, when they lost to Canada.
After nearly two weeks of one-sided affairs, with each team grossly outshooting and outscoring their opponents, tonight's game should be a memorable one.
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Some Owensboro residents aren't sleeping in for the holiday but are raising awareness for a very special group of people instead.
Registration for the Freedom Day 5K at Kentucky Wesleyan College's Winchester Center only runs for another hour.
This is the second year for the race.
It's being featured as a patriotic event to celebrate the contributions of our military servicemen and women.
Organizers say there were nearly 230 runners and walkers last year, and they're hoping for a similar turnout today.
Each participant gets a flag lapel pin and decal for the car.
According to organizers, all military recruiting branches have been given five complimentary entries, as well as local high school ROTC groups.
During the awards ceremony, there will be drawings for door prizes.
Some of those include framed patriotic prints that feature the service branches.
Awards will be handed out for several different categories and age groups.
If you'd still like to sign up, it costs 30 dollars.
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Opportunity Cost
This video teaches the concept of Opportunity Cost. Opportunity cost is what you must give up to obtain something else, the second-best alternative. However, what you must give up to obtain your first choice is not really money--it is whatever other good or service you would have spent the money on as your next-favorite choice.
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Choice, Cost/Benefit Analysis, Decision Making, Opportunity Cost, Productive Resources, Scarcity, Costs, Alternative
It's December 16, 1773 and many of the citizens of Boston are furious with King George's new tax on tea. Young Ethan, a printer's errand boy, has been given the task of conveying information concerning an upcoming protest meeting. As he makes his rounds through the city the reader is int...
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Your students will consider the following questions: In deciding to secede from the Union in 1861, did the South violate its own self-interest and thus disprove the basic economic principle that people seek to further their self-interest in the decisions they make? To get at the question, each ...
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Students encounter the concept of scarcity in their daily tasks but have little comprehension as to its meaning or how to deal with the concept of scarcity. Scarcity is really about knowing that often life is 'This OR That' not 'This AND That'. This lesson plan for students in grades K-2 an...
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Young Booker T. Washington had a dream. That dream was to use the resources at his disposal to earn the money necessary to get an education that would allow him and others to become financially secure. This lesson based on the picture book "Fifty Cents and a Dream: Young Booker T. Washington" by...
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Green waste-bins, green grass, green bottles, green jobs, green futures, green gentrification? As I walked past the Haight Ashbury Neighborhood Council (HANC) Recycling Center, I noticed there were multi-colored micro-business people carefully recycling their multi-colored bottles and cans into bright green recycling bins debris boxes. They were green like everyone else's recycling bins, but somehow the HANC bins weren't green enough to fight the lies of green nimby-ism, green displacement, green classism and yes, even green racism from an onslaught of hate from housed members of the Haight Ashbury neighborhood and beyond who want to get rid of the truly green center of activism and micro-business that is HANC.


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Ghosts, Monsters, Mummies and Vampires - it's fun to be scared on Halloween. From fake blood to fake teeth, trick-or-treaters are serious in their pursuit of candy.
The American Red Cross is also serious around Halloween - serious about preventing a blood shortage. While there are many ways to create fake blood, there is no substitute for the real thing.
Blood and platelets must come from volunteer donors, yet studies show only three in 100 people give blood.
The Tennessee Valley Blood Region serves 57 hospitals and must have approximately 600 people donate blood or platelets each weekday to treat hospital patients in your community and across the country.
You can stay one step ahead of the vampires this Halloween by donating whole blood or platelets. Your lifesaving donation is the perfect treat and the best way to scare off a blood shortage.
Please visit www.redcrossblood.org/make-donation to make your appointment to donate blood.
Locally, you may give blood throughout the month of October:
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Land O' Lakes Elementary School will host the 2013 Spring Fling "Give My Regards to Broadway" Friday, May 17, at 1:30 p.m. in the school gymnasium in Land O' Lakes.
The event will feature students in kindergarten through fifth grade performing American musical theater songs from popular Broadway shows including "The Music Man," "Oliver," "The Sound of Music" and "The Wizard of Oz."
The songs will also feature student soloists, recorders and bells and more.
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Christopher Gray Streetscapes column on the history of Manhattan's Carnegie Hill neighborhood on the Upper East Side; area continues to be shaped by Andrew Carnegie's land purchases in the late 1800s. MORE
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A Brownsville Sanctuary, 100 Years and Counting
The Stone Avenue branch of the Brooklyn Public Library is celebrating its anniversary and reflecting on its mission as a haven for children within a tough neighborhood.
April 19, 2014, Saturday
Portraits of a Rust Belt Mill Town
With portraits, landscapes and found objects, Zoe Strauss shows the history and socioeconomic topography of Homestead, Pa., site of a fabled Carnegie-owned steel mill.
January 2, 2014, Thursday
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The hedge fund billionaire's donation brings his total giving to Carnegie Mellon in the last decade to more than $125 million.
November 14, 2013, Thursday
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Why new Americans often make the best entrepreneurs.
November 2, 2012, Friday
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Then as Now, Businessmen Bent on Power
"The Men Who Built America," on History, brings modern-day relevance to the lives of Cornelius Vanderbilt, John D. Rockefeller, Andrew Carnegie, J. P. Morgan and Henry Ford.
October 16, 2012, Tuesday
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"The Men Who Built America," on History, brings modern-day relevance to the lives of Cornelius Vanderbilt, John D. Rockefeller, Andrew Carnegie, J. P. Morgan and Henry Ford.
October 16, 2012, Tuesday
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Dale Carnegie and Henrietta Carnegie were not born to the last name, but are believed to have taken it from the industrialist Andrew Carnegie.
October 14, 2012, Sunday
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Andrew Carnegie died in 1919, but his land purchases in Carnegie Hill continue to shape the neighborhood.
March 4, 2012, Sunday
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Generation after generation, descendants of Thomas Carnegie struggled with mental illness. One of them has now written a book about it.
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MILAN (AP) -- Novara coach Emiliano Mondonico's return to Serie A proved disappointing as he witnessed his new team lose 2-1 to Chievo Verona on Thursday and look even more certain of relegation.
Sergio Pellissier grabbed his 100th goal for Chievo shortly after the half-hour mark and it looked all over when Cyril Thereau doubled its lead 12 minutes from time. But Giuseppe Mascara pulled one back less than a minute later to set up a nervy finish.
Mondonico, who had not coached in the top division since being fired by Fiorentina seven years ago, replaced Attilio Tesser on Monday in the 12th coaching change in Serie A this season.
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A Ward Melville alumna who resides in a neighborhood hit hard by Superstorm Sandy is finding time this holiday season to assist Long Island families that met a far worst fate by the late October natural disaster of epic proportions.
Mary Kate Tischler of Seaford and five of her friends are forming a group called "Sandy Can't Steal Christmas" that aims to adopt 15 families displaced from their homes by Sandy and arrange for them to receive holiday gifts in their time of need. Tischler, whose Narragansett Avenue neighborhood suffered major flooding from Sandy's wrath as well as Tropical Storm Irene, said the group's goal is to adopt 15 families from Seaford, Lindenhurst and Mastic Beach, three waterfront communities that suffered some of the worst devastation from the storm.
"We want to make a real impact," said Tischler, whose home was in the process of being elevated due to flooding incured from Tropical Storm Irene when Sandy hit. "We would really like to help people get through this in any way we can."
Tischler and four of her other friends involved as directors with the charitable cause are 1992 graduates of Ward Melville High School, including Corynn West of Setauket, Erika Schaub of Port Jefferson, Anne Rocco of Bronxville and Stephanie Scarola of Monroe Township, N.J. Florida native and Forest Hills resident Edward Quigley has also joined the effort and is lending his legal knowledge as an attorney to help "Sandy Can't Steal Christmas" file paperwork to become a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation.
Soon after the idea formed to help children in hard-hit Sandy areas receive gifts this holiday season, a "Sandy Can't Steal Christmas" Facebook page was formed. Tischler said the gifts would most likely be donated via a registry along with a PayPal option for monetary donations.
While organization efforts continue to make "Sandy Can't Steal Christmas" a not-for profit where donations would be tax deductible, work is underway to select families from Seaford, Lindenhurst and Mastic Beach most in need following the storm and identifying gifts for them. Tischler met with one of the Seaford PTA presidents to determine families in need from her area and others from the organization are helping to select those in dire straits in Lindenhurst and Mastic Beach. She said the goal is to have presents delivered well before Christmas Day and Hanukkah, which ends on Dec. 16.
"We're trying to put this together as quickly as we can," Tischler said.
The devastation that many across Long Island are experiencing from Superstorm Sandy brought back vivid memories for Tischler, who after incurring severe flooding from Tropical Storm Irene in late August 2011 needed to leave her home so it could be repaired and raised. Tischler said the experience with Irene taught her to try and give back to those less fortunate during times of crisis.
"I went through this last year and I know how it feels," she said. "I'm doing my best to reach out to others in need this year."


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Boston College hockey, now fully back from the winter break, is ready to make their postseason run.
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OUT - turf burns! IN - grass stains!
The Blue Jays will be using a new artificial playing surface this year. Toronto has installed AstroTurf to replace the FieldTurf that has been used for the past few seasons. The new surface consists of long, removable strips (an estimated 90 pieces for the baseball field) rather than the square trays of turf (1,400 pieces). It will require less time to move in and out, and having fewer seams will, hopefully, create smoother hops for balls hit on the ground.I don't know if this is old news, but in Jordan Bastian's latest Inbox at MLB.com, he confirms the change in the turf this season at the (Sky)Dome. Haven't kept up with the latest developments in artificial turf, but I remember what a big deal the Jays made about the switch to FieldTurf a few years ago - how it was long overdue, we were one of the last teams if not the last to still be using the old AstroTurf, this would be some much easier on the players, it would almost be like grass, etc. But now we're going back to AstroTurf? What's changed, has AstroTurf improved its product in the interim? Going by Jordan's answer, the change is being made because AstroTurf is easier for the stadium operations crew to work with and it creates a more even playing surface. But no mention of its impact on the players' bodies, which was the key selling point when they put in the FieldTurf. Can anyone shed some light on this?
The University of Iowa wants to replace the grass at Kinnick Stadium with turf.
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