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In the late-week fantasy tips for tight ends, the PFW staff says the health of Dustin Keller bears watching, Coby Fleener is the guy in Indy, and you should grab Dennis Pitta if he's somehow still available in your league.
Colts rookie TEs Coby Fleener and Dwayne Allen have both had their chances to make plays in the early stages of the season. Fleener had a nice NFL debut in Chicago, hauling in six receptions for 82 yards, while Allen was the first to find the endzone, with a three-yard TD catch last week against the Vikings. It is worth mentioning, though, that Allen crossed the goal line one play after Fleener dropped a catchable TD from QB Andrew Luck. Fleener, who was drafted one round ahead of Allen this past April, didn't impress as much as his teammate in the offseason, but he is clearly the preferred option (14 targets for Fleener the first two games vs. one target for Allen) for Luck at the moment.
Keep an eye on Jets TE Dustin Keller over the next 48 hours. Keller has done damage against the Dolphins in six career games (54.7 receiving yards per game and four total touchdowns), and the Dolphins struggled to slow down the Raiders' tight ends in Week Two. If Keller is a no-go and you need an injury fill-in, Jeff Cumberland is a player worth watching. He will start if Keller (hamstring) can't play, and Cumberland has some intriguing receiving abilities. He would only be worthy for a start in deep leagues, but certainly keep an eye on Cumberland this weekend if Keller is still out.
Bills TE Scott Chandler has a receiving touchdown in each of Buffalo's first two games, and had a 43-yard catch against the Chiefs. Without WR David Nelson, Ryan Fitzpatrick needs another target to step up in the middle of the field, and Chandler rarely misses a snap. He's a solid No. 2 tight end and is worth a start against the Browns in deep leagues.
If he's still on the waiver wire, be sure to claim Ravens TE Dennis Pitta. He's been targeted 24 times in the first two games, including 15 in Week Two at Philadelphia. He's simply getting too many opportunities to ignore.
Browns TE Benjamin Watson has been targeted three times in two games. If he's on your bench, it might be time to look for another option.
One possible beneficiary of the Giants being without RB Ahmad Bradshaw and WR Hakeem Nicks on Thursday could be suddenly emerging TE Martellus Bennett. Some are still worried that Bennett will be prone to his Dallas inconsistencies, a distinct possibility. But in this matchup, he might fare well. The Panthers have allowed some big plays to tight ends the first two weeks of the season, and Bennett is seeing regular targets — and perhaps more with Nicks down.
With Cardinals TE Todd Heap (knee) looking very iffy for the game this Sunday vs. the Eagles, backup Rob Housler could be a fantasy sleeper worth considering. It appears the Cardinals are making a concerted effort to get their tight ends involved in the offense, as evidenced by Heap's team-leading five catches for 62 yards in the Week Two win in New England. With opposing defenses expected to continue using double coverage on star WR Larry Fitzgerald (a shocking one catch for four yards in Week Two), there figure to be plenty of opportunities in the offing for the Cardinals' other receivers. Housler is a receiving tight end many close observers believe is capable of a breakout game at any time.
Is Seahawks TE Anthony McCoy, the team's most productive receiver last week (5-41-1), the Real McCoy as far as being a viable fantasy option? With health issues continuing to hold back fellow TE Zach Miller, McCoy is certainly worth monitoring. Said one Seahawks source of McCoy: "His problem has always been keeping the switch on, but it looks like he's really matured. The TD catch he had last week is a prime example. The team was in a three-TE set, and that was the kind of pass Anthony formerly had all kinds of trouble handling."
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So being an adult, I am occasionally struck by the realization that "Holy shit I can just like buy candy and have other grown-ups carry it to my motherfucking door" and then I usually send a random friend some milkduds or something.
But you know what's fun? Giveaways.
So I'm doing one.
- I Don't Care. Seriously, reblog all you like, like it, make love to it. Follow me, Don't. Don't care. Gonna random generate a number and that note number will be the winner.
- This is gonna go until Friday, May 3rd. At whenever I get online on that day.
- I will ship them to you from amazon or wherever. Shipping will be to the continental US only. I ain't made of money. Just candy.
- You will get to pick the candy. It will be a huge fucking amount. like five pounds or some shit.
- If I don't like your URL, you can still win but I will sigh when I pick you.
- If your askbox is closed or communicating with you is a pain in the ass then I'ma pick another winner.
- when the candy arrives I want you to take a picture of it or something. I am genuinely curious to see what a five pound bag of candy looks like
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A motorcyclist was killed after colliding with a limo bus at about 3 a.m. at the intersection of Emerson and 27th avenues in south Minneapolis.
Investigators say the motorcyclist broadsided the back corner of the party bus in the intersection, and witnesses told FOX 9 News the driver was going as fast as 60 mph without using his headlight.
The motorcyclist has not yet been identified. He was not wearing a helmet and was pronounced dead at the scene.
There were three people on the bus at the time of the crash, but no one else was hurt.
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RAY BROOK — Saranac Lake Central School continues to show savings from a new heating system installed last year.
Business Manager Dan Bower gave an update to Adirondack Park Agency commissioners recently on the wood boiler installed at Petrova School.
He delivered financial details alongside Dave Dungate, president of Advanced Climate Technologies Bioenergy of Schenectady, who installed the equipment, and school Facilities Manager Lee Daunais.
Bower said actual installation costs came close to $513,000.
But the New York State Energy and Research Development Authority provided a $410,000 grant to offset that cost, with $102,000 match required.
State education building aid supplied half of the match, leaving $46,000 for taxpayers to fund in the end.
The boiler is already starting to pay off.
Bower compared heating costs for the month of December this year to last.
In 2011, they burned 8,002 gallons of fuel, which cost about $25,000. But this past year, the school burned 1,500 gallons of fuel at a cost of about $5,000 plus $6,400 in wood pellets — saving more than $13,000 in December alone.
The school buys pellets in bulk from a biomass distributor in Massena, Bower said.
Daunais declared he is just the "nuts and bolts" guy, but provided commissioners with details of the day-to-day operation.
The 132,000-square-foot, three-story school with an add-on gymnasium maintains the oil boiler online as a backup, he said.
The only issue with heating with wood came with the warm-up period in the morning.
The school's heating system runs at two temperatures: one when students are present, and the other when the building is empty.
"What we found out is when I got there at 6:30 (a.m.) and the temperature is down, the whole load (on the heating system) is opening up at the same time. Through energy management, we've programmed the system to bring it on in steps," Daunais said.


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The Franks were the first tribe to adopt Catholic Christianity after the Roman Empire collapsed. France became an independent location in the Treaty of Verdun in (843 AD), which divided up Charlemagne's Carolingian Empire into several portions.
The French monarchy reached its zenith during the reign of Louis XIV, the Sun King, who stood for seventy-two years as the Monarch of all Monarchs. His palace of Versailles and its Hall of Mirrors are a splendid treasure-trove of Baroque art.
The French Revolution ended the rule of the monarchy with the motto "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity!" On July 14th, 1789 angry mobs stormed La Bastille prison and began the Revolution in which Louis XVI, his wife Marie-Antoinette and thousands of others met the guillotine.
One decade after the revolution, Napolean Bonaparte seized control of the Republic and named himself Emperor. His armies conquered most of Europe and his Napoleonic Code became a lasting legal foundation for concepts of personal status and property.
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"We got we wanted," said Alexander's friend, Dave Hall. "This is better than Christmas."
Hall left the courthouse within minutes of the verdict and was greeted with loud cheers from the crowd.
Arias now faces life in prison or the death sentence.
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Source(Feb. 26, 1919, ch. 45, § 2,40 Stat. 1179; Jan. 19, 1929, ch. 77, § 2,45 Stat. 1083.)
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"Lafayette National Park" changed to "Acadia National Park" by act Jan. 19, 1929.
Transfer of Functions
For transfer of functions of other officers, employees, and agencies of Department of the Interior, with certain exceptions, to Secretary of the Interior, with power to delegate, see Reorg. Plan No. 3 of 1950, §§ 1, 2, eff. May 24, 1950, 15 F.R. 3174, 64 Stat. 1262, set out in the Appendix to Title 5, Government Organization and Employees.
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Act July 30, 1947, ch. 350, 61 Stat. 519, provided:
"That control and jurisdiction over the following-described lands now comprising a portion of the Acadia National Park, in the State of Maine, are hereby transferred from the Department of the Interior to the Department of the Navy: Provided, That the Secretary of the Interior shall retain the right to approve the design of the buildings and structures to be placed thereon.
"All that certain tract or parcel of land on Big Moose Island, Winter Harbor, Maine, which is bounded southerly and easterly by a chain link security fence, and northerly and westerly by the waters of Pond Island Cove and Frenchman Bay, and which is more particularly described as beginning at a point on the shore at the high-water mark of Frenchman Bay on the southwesterly side of Big Moose Island, so called, thence following the chain link security fence as now erected by the three following courses and distances: North no degrees five minutes west one hundred and fifty-three feet; thence north thirty degrees twenty-four minutes east one hundred and fifty-seven and seven-tenths feet; thence south eighty-nine degrees nine minutes east one thousand four hundred and fifty-five and three-tenths feet to a point and angle in the said security fence which bears north thirty-four degrees fifty-four minutes west and is fifty feet distant at right angles from a point in the center line of the National Park Service road known as the Big Moose Island Road; thence turning to the left and following the said security fence in a general northerly direction but everywhere parallel with and fifty feet distant from the center line of the said Big Moose Island Road three thousand five hundred feet more or less to the high-water mark on the shore of Pond Island Cove; thence in a generally westerly and southerly direction but everywhere following the high-water mark of Pond Island Cove and Frenchman Bay seven thousand four hundred and seventy feet more or less to the place of beginning; except that portion thereof, containing twenty-five and ninety-six one-hundredths acres, which was transferred to the jurisdiction of the Department of the Navy pursuant to the Act of August 24, 1935 (ch. 644, 49 Stat. 795); the lands herein described containing one hundred and fifty-one and eighty-six one-hundredths acres, after excluding the excepted portion.
"Sec. 2. The Secretary of the Navy is authorized and directed to retransfer jurisdiction over the property described in section 1 of this Act to the Secretary of the Interior in the event such property hereafter becomes surplus to the needs of the Department of the Navy, in which event it again shall become a part of Acadia National Park."
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Should Kirk have saved Nero and his crew?
What do you think?
"Hi Christopher, I'm Nero"
Nah. Let them die.
Or better yet, torpedo them to death because you don't feel like waiting around. Sort of like stomping on a person's grasping fingers instead of just letting him fall (cowardly). However...
They're caught in a miniature black hole, so I'm not sure there's much you can do for them.
Nero made it clear he didn't want to be rescued, and wouldn't cooperate if he was.
They're dangerous war criminals already accountable for homicide on a planetary scale.
Having them tried would create more widespread political complications than is worth, since they do not even exist in this timestream legally speaking. If he were bin Laden you'd drop him in the ocean and claim to the world you shot him in self defense. If he were Mussolini you'd pull over in some village town and have him shot. The decision would never even get high enough up for anyone in authority to take public responsibility for him. Deny Nero and the others their voice and shoot them like dogs.
An acting captain who could not grasp these nuances and delivered them to Earth alive would probably never get promoted again.
They were offered a chance to surrender, they refused.
Nah, I had enough of Romulan footwear.
You may find that having is not so pleasing a thing as wanting. This is not logical, but it is often true." Spock (Amok Time)
Obviously it was virtually impossible to save the crew due to the singularity. But they still should have tried or at least considered the implications of their actions for two reasons, a moral and a political one.
First, the interspecies equivalent of human rights. You do not shoot people "like dogs", neither today nor in a better future (obviously AbramsTrek is reactionary, its future is worse than our present), you do not kill an entire civilian crew just because their leader is a mass murderer. There might very well be people in it who are opposed to Nero's path.
Second, while Kirk knows some tidbits from Spock senior he doesn't really understand the situation and doesn't really know for sure that the ship is from the future so saving the crew is politically prudent. The relations with the Romulans are probably tense anyway.
Instead we got the very opposite, a pubescent Kirk who was basically happy that Nero declined his offer such that he could "pew-pew" him, a character devoid of decency and intelligence. Spock did not even pretend to care and his implicit "come on Jim, kill that sucker who killed my mummy" stands in stark contrast to the Spock from TOS who tells Kirk to kill Mitchell or let Keeler die when it is the only option.
When you tell the truth and take a stand, sometimes it means that you will walk the streets with a burdened heart. Sometimes it means losing a job, means being abused and scorned. It may mean having a seven, eight year old child asking a daddy, "Why do you have to go to jail so much?" And I've long since learned that to be a follower to the Jesus Christ means taking up the cross. And my bible tells me that Good Friday comes before Easter. - MLK, Why I Am Opposed to the War in Vietnam
Spock never gives a reason for his objection (presumed, and for that matter it didn't sound like a very strong objection to me). "What are you doing?" It could be anything. It could be practical (they're all about to get sucked into a black hole, and almost did because they wasted time firing torpedoes). It could be political. It could be personal. If it's personal it lacks conviction because of the way he delivers his next line. He never says what he's thinking. If there's nothing there there's nothing there. You fill in the cracks and make up your own reason.
The AbramsTrek future is actually worse than today? This is the first time I've heard that, so I'm just making note.
I agree though about not killing all of Nero's crew if you can help it (even though I sort of practically doubt any of them were innocent, given they all would have known the sheer magnitude of what they're leader was doing. It's not like covering your ears in a Bajoran labor camp). And firing the torpedoes seems a bit excessive every time I watch it.
In fairness I think Spock in my reading was kinda expressing disapproval at the offer of assistance, however it was never his decision to make. He's allowed his opinion on such a thing and to disagree but Kirk was in command and the offer was made.
It was clearly not even remotely safe enough to try to save them and I'm not of the view this is a 'what about the innocent contractors on the Death Star' type Clerks discussion. The crew of the ship were likely no more unaware of what was happening than Ayel although you could argue we never get told. We wouldn't anyway really. Were we told Shinzon or R'uafo's henchmen were unaware of their leaders plans? The crew of Kruge's ship? No we weren't.
I would not confuse who henchmen are and create artificial indignation at the lack of attempt to save them.
However, I don't at all subscribe to any notion Abrams future Earth is materially worse and I believe that really has more to do with certain views on the entire film than anything actually shown. Their really has never been much of Earth shown so the minutae and banality of daily living on that planet is heavily unknown in either Universe. I think it's a little more contemporarised and made recogniseable then Roddenberry would ever have shown had he been able to but I don't have a problem with that.
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KIRK: This is Captain James T. Kirk of the USS Enterprise. Your ship is compromised. Your too close to the singularity to provide assistance, which we will provide.
SPOCK: (to Kirk) Captain, what are you doing?
KIRK: You show them compassion may be the only way to earn peace with Romulus. It's logic, Spock. Thought you'd like that.
SPOCK: No, not really. Not this time.
NERO: (on viewscreen) I would rather suffer the end of Romulus a thousand times. I would rather die in agony than accept assistance from you.
KIRK: You got it. Arm phasers, fire everything we got.
If you read the scene alone your 'anything can be' obfuscation is already wrong. Kirk does provide a political argument. Yet Spock clearly says that he does not give a damn about logic, a word which usually doesn't mean 'logic' but 'common sense' or 'doing an analysis instead of following your gut instinct'. If neither politics nor practical issues matter nor anything logical (read common sensical) matter to Spock it has to be personal.
Now if you read the scene together with the rest of the movie which is about Nero having killed Spock's mother and Spock having serious issues with it plus in particular the most disgusting scene of the movie, i.e. when Sarek tells his son to not suppress his desire for revenge (a remark that would already be utterly immoral among humans while it is suicidal in the case of Vulcans), it becomes crystal clear that Spock has followed the advice of his father.
One has to add though that the scene is just badly written, its purpose is of course to illustrate that Spock and Kirk have learned from each other and it does not intend at all to make a revenge-hungry monster out of Spock. But intentions don't matter and very often the accidental stuff tells you more about the writer than their well-constructed lines. Freudian slips and so on.
I understand that fans of the movie wanna try to rationalize RevengeSpock away but obviously it doesn't work. I find it quite sad that a movie which tried to copy so many things from TWOK missed the part about the self-destructive nature of revenge. That's not at least why I always emphasize that the new movie is brilliant but soulless. They did everything right but missed the essence of a movie they tried to emulate as well as, here I generalize perhaps unfairly, the franchise in general.
When you tell the truth and take a stand, sometimes it means that you will walk the streets with a burdened heart. Sometimes it means losing a job, means being abused and scorned. It may mean having a seven, eight year old child asking a daddy, "Why do you have to go to jail so much?" And I've long since learned that to be a follower to the Jesus Christ means taking up the cross. And my bible tells me that Good Friday comes before Easter. - MLK, Why I Am Opposed to the War in Vietnam
First off, to answer the original question: No, he should not have saved them if they were unwilling to cooperate. Trying to get them off the Narada while in an uncooperative mood would have risked Kirk's own ship and crew. If they're willing to cooperate, it's your duty. If they aren't, and their lack of cooperation endangers your crew, save your crew.
As for firing the torpedoes -- place yourself in Kirk's position. You have stated that the vessel is compromised, but given what you've already seen and lack of familiarity with an obviously advanced ship capable of killing billions, do you KNOW that? Do you take the chance? Logically, you don't. Whether you get that crew off or not, you're going to make DAMNED SURE that ship is destroyed.
As for Spock's argument, I think you can impose whatever meaning you want. Perhaps Spock has momentarily given himself to the Dark Side, or he's the same old Spock who is eminently logical. There is no time to rescue the Narada's crew and jeopardizing the E's crew in the effort is a needless (and therefore illogical) risk.
Exactly, they were still in an active state of hostility, the Narada crew had refused surrender. Destroying them is the only option at that point.
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This includes the looming job losses at EDI Downer and Simplot in Bathurst and at Electrolux in Orange, which will cost the region around 700 positions.
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• Sources don't expect the Dolphins to head into the regular season with four quarterbacks on the roster, and with Chad Henne firmly entrenched as the starter, Tyler Thigpen, Chad Pennington and Pat White are the candidates to be moved. It's been said that Thigpen is the signalcaller most likely to be traded, and we're told Miami would like to move him before the draft. However, teams in need of a backup could wait until closer to training camp to make a swap to fill that hole, and there's a good chance the Dolphins will have to wait a bit longer to find a suitor for Thigpen.
• The Bills' recent re-signing of RFA LB Keith Ellison was a move that surprised some daily observers of the club. Although Ellison has started a majority of the games he's played in since being drafted by Buffalo in 2006, he's been very injury-prone and isn't seen as a good fit for the team's new 3-4 defensive scheme. At just 6-0, 229 pounds, he's too small to play inside and doesn't have the pass-rush ability to be an effective outside 'backer. He might not see the field a whole lot in 2010.
• In a recent interview with PFW, Titans P Brett Kern praised the work of CBs Jason McCourty and Ryan Mouton, the Titans' gunners on the punt-coverage team. "They did a great job," said Kern, who posted a 41.4-yard net average on 37 punts with Tennessee last season. McCourty (12 special-teams tackles) and Mouton (nine special-teams tackles, two fumble recoveries) will vie for more playing time on defense this season, too. Kern also praised S Donnie Nickey, who had a team-high 17 special-teams tackles in 2009.
• McCourty and Mouton are two of four corners seemingly in the mix to start at left cornerback, with 2006 Rams first-round pick Tye Hill and returning veteran Rod Hood also likely to have chances. Mouton logged one start at nickel cornerback and one start at right cornerback last season, and McCourty started three games in place of injured RCB Cortland Finnegan during October. At the least, the Titans appear to have bolstered their options at cornerback should injuries strike again in 2010.
• Our Colts insiders are telling us not to rule out the return of either Tyjuan Hagler or Freddie Keiaho by any means, despite the fact neither of the restricted free-agent outside linebackers received tenders. "It's the same deal as last year with them," one team source told PFW. "If they can't find better deals elsewhere, it's quite possible the Colts will bring them back."
• The Broncos tried to tempt teams to send an offer sheet to RFA WR Brandon Marshall by tendering him at the first-round level rather than issuing him the highest tender, which would have required first- and third-round picks as compensation. However, it doesn't look as though any team is willing to bite. The deadline for another team to sign Marshall to an offer sheet is April 15.
For the most authoritative NFL draft news and free-agency analysis, visit ProFootballWeekly.com.


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My first exposure to deaf theatre was as a preteen, when I saw the original Children of a Lesser God on Broadway. After all these years, I still remember how impressed I was at seeing a deaf actress (Phyllis Frelich) on the stage. Years later, I enjoyed plays presented at the National Technical Institute of the Deaf and Gallaudet University (then College).
History of Deaf TheatreThe National Theatre of the Deaf, which has been instrumental in the founding of many deaf theater groups, led the way for modern deaf theatre beginning in 1967, but deaf theatre's history goes back much further. It has its roots in drama presented at deaf schools and colleges such as Gallaudet as far back as the 1860s.
The National Technical Institute for the Deaf produced its own well-known deaf theatre group, Sunshine Too. From the early '80s through the late '90s, Sunshine Too had traveled around the country, educating hearing audiences and amusing deaf children.
Video Recordings
Few of Gallaudet University's early plays are preserved on video (viewing limited to people on campus). One that is available in Gallaudet University library archives is The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark presented by The Gallaudet College Dramatic Club, Washington, D.C., March 26-29, 1951. There are selections from My Third Eye, a National Theater of the Deaf 1973 presentation, and a low-quality recording of Sign Me Alice, a 1973 Gallaudet play.
Archival Deaf Theatre Items
The Gallaudet Library Archives is also home to many theatre-related items:
- News clippings on the National Theatre of the Deaf
- An extensive selection of news clippings on defunct deaf theatre groups such as:
- Chicago Theatre for the Deaf
- Children's Theatre of the Deaf
- Circuit Playhouse Theatre of the Deaf
- Dayton Community Theatre of the Deaf
- Lights On Deaf Theatre (Rochester, NY)
- Minnesota Theatre of the Deaf
- Musign Theatre Company
- New Dominion Theatre of the Deaf
- North Carolina Theatre of Gesture
- Quiet Zone Theatre
- Readers Theatre for the Deaf
- Sign of the Times Community Theatre Group (Springfield, Massachusetts)
- Spectrum Deaf Theatre
- Sunshine Too
- World Theatre Festival for the Deaf (I do not know when this was)
- A collection of theatre materials (1959-1986) from the Hughes Memorial Theatre, a theater group that had entertained audiences in Washington, DC.
- Rare posters of deaf theatre performances, most from the Hughes Memorial Theatre.
Deaf PlaywrightsOne of the best known deaf playrights is Willy Conley. Some of his works have been published in a deaf literary anthology, The Tactile Mind magazine. At the time this article was written, one of his plays had appeared in the Autumn 2002 issue. Another is Raymond Luczak, whose websites includes a list of his plays. Yet another is Bernard Bragg, who through his estate has supported the Bernard Bragg '52, Endowed Chair: Deaf People in the Theater Arts endowment at Gallaudet University. According to a report in the newsletter On The Green (November 11, 1998) this Chair will not be filled until the endowment reaches $1 million.
In the 1990s, there was an American Deaf Play Creators festival held in Rochester, New York. Held at least twice, this event offered deaf playwrights the chance to practice their craft. Deaf playwrights such as Shanny Mow and Chuck Baird participated.
Deaf Theatre BibliographyWilly Conley has a short bibliography of deaf theatre on his website at Gallaudet University.
More books
In addition to the books, articles, and theses included in Conley's bibliography, Gallaudet University Press published "Deaf Side Story," a book that examines the production of a deaf/hearing version of "West Side Story" at a small college in Illinois. Another book is Signs of silence : Bernard Bragg and the National Theatre of the Deaf by Helen Powers (1972, out of print). Another out of print book is The National Theater of the Deaf : flying fingers and terrific talent, by Patricia Bosworth (1973). Sign-language theatre and deaf theatre : new definitions and directions by Dorothy S. Miles and Louie J. Fant (mid '70s) is another book. In the early '90s, the National Theatre of the Deaf published The National Theatre of the Deaf : twenty-five years.


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Getting Started With Your Diabetes Management
Good diabetes management requires many different treatments and strategies in order to be effective. All these changes can seem overwhelming at first, but when all that information is broken down into easy to understand categories, you can begin to get a handle on it. Here's what you need to know.
The Ups and Downs of Blood Sugar
Blood glucose levels fluctuate all the time, depending on many factors. The trick is to keep them from going too low or too high. If you are aware of the kinds of things that can affect your blood sugar, it's easier to keep it under control.
To Lose Weight and Save Money, Cook at Home
One of the tools for managing Type 2 diabetes is a healthy diet. But staying on that diet can be hard if you eat at restaurants a lot. Cooking at home can really help you control your calories, carbs and fat grams. And now that the economy is spiraling, it's also wise to eat at home, just to save money.
How to Fit a Healthy Breakfast in to Your Busy Day
People are busy these days. Everybody has more than they can handle, juggling jobs, families, kids, etc. Convenience foods and fast food meals can be real time-savers -- but at what cost to your health? If you have type 2 diabetes, you owe it to yourself to eat healthy, nutritious meals, especially at breakfast time.
Can Cinnamon Help Lower Blood Glucose and Cholesterol?
There has been a lot of talk these days about cinnamon. According to some studies, cinnamon may improve blood glucose and cholesterol levels in people with Type 2 diabetes. Based on those studies, it seems that cinnamon may lower blood glucose, triglycerides and LDL cholesterol in people with Type 2 diabetes.
Loving Valentine's Day Even with Type 2 Diabetes
If you have diabetes, Valentine's Day can be a double-edged sword. Who doesn't want to give and receive a big box of chocolates? What can you do to enjoy the holiday without falling head first in to a candy box? Bump up the romance and enjoy the holiday.
Real Life with Type 2 Diabetes
In the third installment of Real Life with Diabetes, Jim has decided that he needs to get serious about his health. Smoking, being overweight and not exercising are all detrimental to his health, especially since his diagnosis of type 2 diabetes. What are the signs of diabetes? How is Jim coping?
Real Life with Type 2 Diabetes
Meet Jim, a 61-year-old registered nurse who was recently diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. We'll follow Jim for a year and document his story of living with diabetes. Jim shares his experiences, successes and setbacks, as he learns to manage his diabetes.
Type 2 Diabetes in the Real World
Hearing about living with type 2 diabetes from people with type 2 diabetes themselves can help you better understand the disease. Meet Jim, a 61-year-old registered nurse who was recently diagnosed with type 2 diabetes.
Type 2 Diabetes Toolbox
If you've been diagnosed with diabetes, then you know how overwhelming it can feel at first. There's a lot to do and a lot to learn. This toolbox will provide you with a good place to start as you learn about managing your diabetes.
What Should My Diabetes Goals Be?
People with diabetes or prediabetes are responsible for much of their care, which can be a daunting process. However, self-care can be made easier by setting diabetes goals for blood sugar levels, weight loss, exercise and for control of other health risks.
Using a Checklist to Manage Diabetes
Checklists are useful tools that help people with diabetes effectively manage their disease by keeping track of test results, general health goals, questions to ask a doctor and more.
Adjusting Your Insulin
Tight blood glucose control is essential to good diabetes management. The two basic tools for this goal are checking and recording a patient's blood glucose levels, and then adjusting his or her insulin accordingly. These adjustments require knowledge and some expertise.
Insulin: Who Needs It and Who Doesn't?
People with type 1 diabetes require supplemental insulin because their bodies can no longer produce insulin themselves. However, type 2 diabetes is different. Less than one third of those with type 2 diabetes take insulin. The CDC puts the number at about 28%.
Assembling Your Own Personal Healthcare Team
Diabetes is a disease with many faces. Diet and exercise, eye care and foot care, keeping track of blood glucose levels, medications and insulin: all of this has to be juggled by one person - you. Having a team of professionals to help you can make the whole thing a lot easier. Who do you need on your team?
5 Good Reasons To Check Your Blood Sugar
Managing diabetes is all about balance. People with diabetes have to balance food, medication and exercise to keep blood sugar levels in an acceptable range because their bodies can no longer do it for them. Regular self-monitoring of blood glucose levels (SMBG) gives you a handle on where your blood sugar levels are.
What To Do When You're Sick
When you're sick with a stomach bug or flu, it's hard to keep a good schedule for eating and taking medications, especially when you can't keep anything down. What's the best way to handle a sick day?
How Does Your Doctor Diagnose Type 2 Diabetes?
How do you find out that you have Type 2 diabetes? Often, because there may not be noticeable symptoms, the diagnosis is made during an annual physical or checkup.
What's the Big Deal? Denying a Diagnosis of Diabetes
It's not unusual for someone who has been diagnosed with diabetes or any chronic health condition to go through a period of denial. Psychologists say denial is a way for people to cope with something when they're not quite ready to face it.
Dilated Eye Exam and Diabetes
Have you had a comprehensive dilated eye exam or planning to have one? Learn what happens during the exam and how this examination can help preserve your sight.
Don't Forget Your Diabetes Check-ups
Even if your diabetes is in total control, you can still have complications that may go unnoticed. That's why regular medical check-ups are imperative.
For Diabetics, Honesty is the Best Policy
People who lie to their health care providers do so for many reasons. Some patients lie so they'll appear to be "good" patients. Some lie to avoid being judged. Some lie because they don't want to admit a bad habit to themselves, let alone to their health care providers. Regardless of their motive, diabetics sometime forget that honesty and health go hand in hand.
Summer Time Tips and Diabetes
Summer is the time of year to enjoy being outdoors, but when summer arrives, so do high temperatures and humidity. People with chronic conditions have to be even more careful in the heat than usual, especially with diabetes.
Top 10 Foot Care Tips
People with diabetes have an increased risk for infections, expecially in their feet. Decreased circulation and changes in the blood vessels in the extremities can cause healing to be delayed. Complications can be devastating,
To Control Diabetes, Turn Off the TV
Diabetes risk increases 14% for every 2 hours a day spent watching TV, according to a 2003 study of women published in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
Smoking Cessation and Diabetes
Smoking-related cardiovascular problems include high blood pressure, heart attack, high cholesterol, and peripheral vascular disease (claudication). Smoking also causes insulin resistance in both diabetic and nondiabetic people.
Holiday Eating and Type 2 Diabetes
The holidays are here, and with their arrival comes a virtual onslaught of sugary, high calorie temptation. Thanksgiving Day can feel like the start of a horse race. The starter pistol fires and off we go, racing through an obstacle course of side dishes, gravies, sauces, pies, cookies, and candy. It's How can you keep your blood glucose levels out of the stratosphere and stay on your eating plan?
Alternative Treatments for Diabetes
People throughout the world have used indigenous plants and herbs to treat conditions like diabetes for centuries. Many of these remedies are now being scientifically tested to determine if they are, in fact, useful in treating diabetes.
Cross-Training for Diabetes
Cross-training is just a fancy term for adding variety to an exercise plan by doing different activities on different days. And people who have diabetes really can't exercise just once in a while. To control blood sugar and reduce the risk of diabetes complications, people managing diabetes make exercise a regular part of their lifestyles.
Muffin Nation - Expanding Portion Sizes in America
Food is getting bigger. Americans are getting bigger, too, according to recent statistics. Is there a correlation? It seems like it to me. Back when I was a kid, a muffin was a smallish treat, usually home baked. A homemade blueberry muffin is about 100 calories and 6 grams of fat, depending on the recipe. Today's purchased muffins are twice or three times that size. Why is everything getting bigger?
Christopher Thomas, the Diabetic Rockstar
Christopher Thomas was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in May 2007. Since then, he's completely changed his life and started diabeticrockstar.com, a website for people with diabetes geared toward raising funds for those who can't afford their diabetes medication and supplies.
Can I Deduct My Medical Expenses?
Medical bills for a chronic disease like diabetes can really add up. What can you do if your bills are more than your insurance will cover? If your bills are more than 7.5% of your adjusted gross income, you can deduct many of your medical expenses off your taxes. Both medical and dental deductions are allowed.
Navigating the Buffet Line
Maintaining a healthy weight is a cornerstone of diabetes management. Weight loss is also the number one defense against insulin resistance and metabolic syndrome. Diets are one thing, but what if you want to eat out? It's not so easy to control what you eat in a restaurant.
HIPAA and Your Private Medical Information
HIPAA is the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). It means that your private health information is protected by federal law. You have rights regarding your personal information and it provides specific rules and regulations on who may have access to it.
The ADA asks, "Who's On Your Health Team?"
The American Diabetes Association helps diabetes patients assemble the best healthcare team possible to help manage the many aspects of their disease.
Making Sure You Get Quality Healthcare
How do you navigate the choppy waters of health insurance without going under? The Joslin Diabetes Center has great ideas to help you understand the changing healthcare scene.
Diabetes and Obesity
A verbal kick in the rear for taking control over your diabetes and obesity management...and resource links to helpful diabetic diet articles.
The Health Benefits of Almonds
The health benefits of almonds include reduced cholesterol levels and insulin sensitivity. Try these tips for adding almonds to your meal plan...
Counting Calories & Counting Carbs
While it is very important for type 2 diabetics, and people trying to lose weight, to have an awareness about both calories and carbs, there are also reasons why counting too much can derail well-intentioned diet plans.
Reader Reviews of Diabetes Phone Apps
Phone apps can make life a lot easier. Read reader reviews on diabetes phone apps that have been found to be handy or just duds. See submissions
How to Give Yourself a Diabetes Education
If you have Type 2 diabetes or at high risk, the best gift you can give yourself is a diabetes education. Here are some tips on how to educate yourself.
What is the eAG Test?
Wondering what the eAG Test is? Chances are, you are probably already very familiar with this test.
Quick HbA1c Facts
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A1c to eAG Conversion Chart
Quick information and a handy A1c to eAG Conversion Chart.
Practical Everyday Tips for Diabetes
Practical everyday tips for diabetes to make life a little easier. Here are some of my favorite tips.
Practical Diabetes Tips - Practical Diabetes Tips from Readers
Readers share their practical diabetes tips, little things that make diabetes management and life a little easier.
Six Celebrities with Diabetes
A list of people with diabetes who have Type 2 diabetes and are some of the highest profile celebrities who have been public about their life with diabetes.
Dogs for Diabetes
Dogs really are man's best friend. They provide companionship and service. I'm sure you have heard of dogs for diabetes patients. Some are trained. Some have a natural ability and desire to sense when hypoglycemia is developing. This is my story of how my dog saved not only my life, but that of my unborn son when I was pregnant with diabetes.
Your Dogs for Diabetics Stories and Pictures
I have shared my story about my dog who had a natural ability to sense low blood sugar episodes. Now, I am asking for your stories of your own dogs for diabetics or trained service dogs for diabetes. Have another type of animal who has helped you? Please share your story and picture.
A Living with Diabetes Story - John Mares
From punk rocker to accountant, John Mares has had quite a life journey that includes living with diabetes. Read his diabetes story and how he went from depressed and angry to beating diabetes.
Diabetes Lifestyle Changes
The right diabetes lifestyle changes can make type 2 diabetes management easier and give you a better quality of life. These changes pack a much more powerful punch than medication alone. Learn effective strategies and also a little secret to overcoming the extra challenges diabetes may present.
Diabetes Scams to Avoid
As if having diabetes isn't challenging enough, you also have to worry about people taking advantage of it. Protect yourself by learning about diabetes scams.
What to Do If You Are Tired of Diabetes
Has diabetes got you down? So much that you don't want to take care of yourself? Here are some suggestions if you are tired of diabetes and want to take some baby steps in the right direction.
What is the Best Blood Sugar Meter
Looking for the best blood sugar meter? What makes a meter great or the top choice for you? Here are some tips for finding a meter you love.
Maintain Weight and Blood Sugars During the Holiday Season
Five Apps You Want to Know About if You Have Diabetes
Top five apps for diabetes, functions include: blood glucose control and logging, diabetic recipes, weight management, carbohydrate counting.
Diabetes Conversation Map Class
Diabetes Self Management Group Classes, Diabetes Conversation Map
Are You Avoiding Testing Your Sugar Because It's Painful?
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Continuous Glucose Monitor
Continuous Glucose Monitors, how to recognize high and low blood sugars. Hypoglycemia unawareness.
What Is an Insulin Patch Pump?
The V-Go - a disposable insulin delivery system - no more pens, vials, or syringes.
Diabetes and Foot Care for Summer
How to keep feet looking healthy and pretty for summer. Why you should avoid nail salons and bare feet at the beach.
5 Benefits of Keeping a Log Book


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We still have two months before the transfer window will open again, but it's not too early to start thinking about what Aston Villa needs to do during that time to hold off the threat of relegation. Obviously there are many needs on this roster, but to fulfill those needs I believe there's really only one move Villa can take.
It's time to say goodbye to Darren Bent.
Hell, I wonder if Paul Lambert hasn't already done so already. It's entirely possible that Lambert would have like to sell off Bent over the summer, but with Darren recovering from an injury he couldn't get full value for him. Now, if Villa do sell Bent this January, they're not going to come close to the £19 or £24 million we spent to get him from Sunderland two years ago.
Still, he's the most valuable commodity on this team that we can afford to part ways with.
There's no denying that when it comes to putting the ball in the net, there is nobody better on the team than Bent. The problem is that scoring goals is the only thing he knows how to do. Teams that have a lot of talent elsewhere can live with that.
Aston Villa is not one of those teams.
Bent can't score on his own. He needs service, and has been painfully obvious around here since Stewart Downing and Ashley Young left Villa Park, there's nobody on this squad that can provide it for him on a regular basis.
By selling Bent Paul Lambert would get a nice infusion of cash to go out and get somebody who could though. Which is something this team needs more than a goal-scorer.
With a creative mid-fielder the offensive attack on this team would improve tremendously. I have nothing against Karim El Ahmadi -- in fact, I quite like him -- but he certainly isn't the answer. We all know it's not Fabian Delph.
The rest of the midfield? Did you know that Samuel Beckett's original play was titled "Waiting for Stephen Ireland?"
I know there are Barry Bannan fans on this site. Why they're Barry Bannan fans, I'm not entirely sure.
I like what I've seen from Brett Holman, but he's not quite good enough to be a team's main distributor on the attack. He's a complimentary piece.
So who is this player that Villa needs? I don't have anybody in mind. I just know that I'd prefer somebody who has already proven he's capable in this league. Which is why we would need to sell Bent to get him, because players like that aren't cheap.
Hell, I'll sell Gabriel Agbonlahor too if that'll give Lambert more money to spend. Gabby hasn't done much of anything besides get hurt in recent seasons, and if Martin O'Neill and Sunderland were truly interested in him over the summer, maybe they still are.
He's provided Villa with nothing anyway. I think this team could survive with Benteke and Wiemann up front if that duo has somebody who can find them in the box consistently enough.
It's painfully obvious that the status quo isn't working. And when things are broke, you fix them.
Selling Bent is how Villa starts.


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Cheyenne Jackson Will Perform Broadway Classics at Carnegie Hall in November
By Adam Hetrick
Cheyenne Jackson will join the New York City Chamber Orchestra and the Manhattan Chorale for an evening of songs from Broadway musicals Nov. 29 at Carnegie Hall.
Presented by Manhattan Concert Productions, which staged a starry concert production of Ragtime at Avery Fisher Hall last winter, the 8 PM evening promises Jackson and an star-studded cast to be announced.
The New York City Chamber Orchestra will offer overtures from the musical theatre canon, with Jackson delivering stand-out solos from Broadway and choral work from the Manhattan Chorale.
Manhattan Concert Productions will also return to Avery Fisher Hall in February 2014 with a concert staging Maury Yeston's Tony Award-winning musical Titanic.
Jackson's Broadway credits include The Performers, Finian's Rainbow, Xanadu, All Shook Up, Aida and Thoroughly Modern Millie. He will star in the upcoming Encores! production of The Most Happy Fella. His screen appearances include "30 Rock," "Curb Your Enthusiasm," "Glee," "Behind the Candelabra," "United 93," "Lucky Stiff" and "Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks." His solo album "I'm Blue, Skies," is now available.
Manhattan Concert Productions is an educational performance company dedicated to excellence in music making, hospitality and travel details. Its focus is placed on the selection and preparation of visiting musicians, guest conductors, professional bands and orchestras, and soloists.
Tickets, beginning at $20, are now on sale. Visit Carnegiehall.org or phone (212) 247-7800.
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Watt Space Gallery
Watt Space, the University of Newcastle's student art gallery, is an activity of UoN Services, also known as "the U". It is a place of inspiration and experience for our students - a place where they can engage with the community through their art. We welcome the public to visit our exhibitions and opening events and support our emerging student artists.
11 – 28 September
The formal anniversary celebration will be a curated exhibition of works by ex-students from over the twenty five years, who have now established reputations as artists nationally and internationally. A catalogue will be produced to promote the exhibition and it will include essays by some of the key players over the years, and also biographies of ex-exhibitors who are now art administrators rather than art makers - though some still do both.
Any enquiries can be directed to Penny Finnigan, the current Manager of Watt Space, on 02 49215188.
View the Watt Space 25th Anniversary edition of Art City magazine here.
Current Exhibitions
30 July - 17 August 2014
Emilie Jeine Amaryllis
A provocative series of fibre and ceramic works challenging the patriarchal construction of lesbian sexuality and the sex toy industry.
Made by hand
Eloise Genner
Eloise Genner explores ideas of repetition and persistence through traditional photography and fibres work.
Bodies of Water
Jess Jones
A series of mixed-media figure drawings and portraits inspired by the fluidity and complexity of the human form.
Group photography exhibition examining analogue and digital photography.
Light Gatherers
Mojgan Habibi
With this series of ceramic sculptures Mojgan Habibi aims to express the notion of hope and change.
2014 UoN Service Ltd Annual Student Art
The theme for the Annual Student Art Prize is Bloom.
Entries close Thursday 7th August. Exhibition runs from 21st August - 7th September.
First prize is a $2500 traveling scholarship sponsored by Uon Serviced Ltd.
Opening night Thursday 21st August.
Curated by 2014 Watt Space Gallery Assistant Gillian Adamson.
The 2014 Artist in Residence Program
Students will establish a studio in the Gallery where they will work and display their results. This will coincide with the This Is Not Art Festival.
The studios should have an interactive aspect to encourage public participation. Performance art is welcome.
There are up to 10 studio spaces available, and the program runs from 1st - 12th October 2014, with the opening night on Thursday 2nd October at 6:30pm.
For more information visit facebook.com/WattSpaceGallery or see Penny Finnigan in her office on campus.
See more information on our latest exhibitions and opening events.
Gallery opening hours
Watt Space Gallery is open from 11am – 5pm Wednesday to Sunday or by appointment.