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Many birders keep yearly lists and lifetime lists, and I'm no exception. Many birders have birds that their friends can find and see but they cannot, and I'm no exception. One such bird for me has been the Virginia rail, which belongs to a group of birds known as rails, gallinules and coots.
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This past week, as my wife Carolyn and I were on a nature hike near Golden Valley, it occurred to me that I hadn't visited the Colonnade Building in Golden Valley this year to see if there were still Peregrine falcons there. After we finished our hike she agreed to go with me and see if we could see one.
I read many times the much loved book "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee, and saw the movie as well. I would never try to kill a mockingbird but for the last few years I've made repeated attempts to find one with no luck. The northern mockingbird, while common in the southern latitudes and out east, is relatively rare in Minnesota.
If you are not familiar with the great blue heron rookery at the Coon Rapids Dam and you are a birder, or you are just interested in nature, then you definitely should take a look at it. There are over 65 nests there with over one hundred great blue heron currently residing there. It is visible on the Coon Rapids side of the dam and the Brooklyn Park side. The rookery is located on an island in the middle of the river directly west and across the river from Cenaiko Lake. The best view of the rookery is a bit south of Cenaiko Lake.
If you're seriously into bird watching, or just get out occasionally, this is the time of year that most bird watchers love the most – the spring migration. Anoka County has several parks that are good for bird watching, including the Coon Rapids Dam, Bunker Hills, Rum River Central, Mississippi West Regional Park and Lock County Park. All of these are going to be part of the Bird Watch Series that will be guided by Gary Swanson, the naturalist at the Coon Rapids Dam.
If you're at all interested in birds, or more specifically raptors, you should definitely see the Masters of the Sky program at the Carpenter Nature Center in Hastings. Every year at this time a traveling program from the World Bird Sanctuary in St. Louis, Mo. comes to Minnesota with their raptors from all over the world and puts on a show unlike any other that you are likely to see.
Today I got an email that told me that two rare species of birds and one uncommon bird for this area were spotted down in Eden Prairie at Purgatory Creek Park.
I was very distressed this morning when I burned the rhubarb sauce I was cooking.
Carolyn and I attended one of the shows put on by the World Bird Sanctuary at the National Eagle Center about five years ago and we saw another one there a couple of years later.


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Born and raised in Berkeley, CA, Eli began his musical career playing piano in the award winning Berkeley High Jazz Ensemble. While still in high school he toured Europe to play the Umbria, Montreux And Vienne Jazz Festivals. During his senior year he took up the Hammond B-3 Organ and began gigging at San Francisco organ clubs like The Boom Boom Room, Club Deluxe, The Purple Onion, the Alpha Bar and Bacar.
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Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield never imagined she'd be in the Twin Cities, but this is exactly where she says she wants to be. She says in her travels as a journalist, one common denominator was that she always really liked the people she met from Minnesota. And years ago, when she came to visit her longtime friend and WCCO reporter, Heather Brown, she realized the cities are as great as the people.
Susan-Elizabeth decided she wanted to be a journalist in the fourth grade. She put the plan into action at the University of Georgia's school of journalism. While at UGA, she helped produce the Peabody Awards in New York City and studied in Rome, Italy.
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The answer: nine. The question: how many syllables are in her name? Susan-Elizabeth's mother says she named her daughter after her own two favorite childhood baby dolls. "Susan" was her favorite; "Elizabeth" was next in line.
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This week marks one month since a Minnesota homeowner went to prison for killing two unarmed teenage burglars. Byron Smith is serving life behind bars for shooting Nick Brady and Haile Kifer. The two cousins broke into his home in Little Falls on Thanksgiving 2012. Smith said it was self-defense, but a jury decided it was murder.
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Oysters are becoming increasingly scarce due to over harvesting, according to a new study.
An international team of researchers led by Michael Beck of the Nature Conservancy and the University of California, Santa Cruz, examined the condition of native oyster reefs in 40 ecoregions, including 144 bays.
Their study, published in BioScience, found that 85 percent of worldwide oyster reefs are disappearing.
"Oyster reefs are at less than 10 percent of their prior abundance in most bays (70 percent) and ecoregions (63 percent)," said the study. "They are functionally extinct -- in that they lack any significant ecosystem role and remain at less than one percent of prior abundances in many bays (37 percent) and ecoregions (28 percent) -- particularly in North America, Australia and Europe."
The study cites over harvesting and disease as the two largest factors for the disappearance. It did not include oyster reefs in parts of South Africa, China, Japan, and North and South Korea.
Other studies and observations in those areas "suggest that wild oyster abundance was much higher in the past and that reefs have declined greatly in abundance or have disappeared altogether," the authors said.
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Cheyenne, WY (KGWN) - Delta Kappa Gamma in Cheyenne is an organization made up of current and former educators that give back to the community, in particular, to those who are seeking a career in education. One way they do that is by hosting a book sale on the first weekend in March, and they've done that for the last 31 years.
Despite the cold and snowy weather this morning, the book sale had a line of nearly 200 people waiting to get in for the massive sale. The sale has gotten so big over the years, they had to hold this year's event at the former, and now vacated, State Liquor Division Warehouse on Campstool road.
Patricia Gennison, who co-chairs the event, said that DKG had received nearly 55,000 donated books in the month of February and was astounded by the outpouring of the community. JoAnn Baumhover, the DKG treasurer, said they haven't determined what the funds raised from the event will go to, but that the money will go back into the community. In 2007, DKG raised $50,000 for an endowment at the University of Wyoming for scholarships, those funds were matched by the state. They did something similar for LCCC in 2009 and have given money to the Children's Village at the Botanic Gardens in Cheyenne as well as the Laramie County Library Foundation.
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Public Theater to Offer Free 'Artists Exchange' with Tarell Alvin McCraney & Kwame Kwei-Armah, 3/8
The Public Theater and British Council announced today that they will present THE ARTISTS EXCHANGE on Saturday, March 8 at 12:00 p.m. with MacArthur Fellow Tarell Alvin McCraney and CenterStage's Kwame Kwei-Armah swapping stories about creating theater on both sides of the pond. All tickets to this exciting one-on-one discussion at Joe's Pub at The Public are free and can be reserved on-line at www.publictheater.org or by calling (212) 967-7555.
HowlRound will also live-stream the event, in partnership with the Royal Shakespeare Company, GableStage in Maimi, and CenterStage in Baltimore, to allow people to watch live. Viewers can participate in the dialogue by sending their comments and questions via Twitter, using the hashtag #artistsexchange. To watch the live-stream, visit http://howlround.tv.
In the spirit of international collaboration in The Public, the Royal Shakespeare Company, and GableStage's new co-production of Antony and Cleopatra, this dynamic exchange will bring together two international artists and Public Theater favorites, Tarell Alvin McCraney and Kwame Kwei-Armah. The two artists will discuss McCraney's creative process in directing Antony and Cleopatra, Kwei-Armah's experience as a British artist working in the United States, and the state of transatlantic collaboration as a whole.
THE ARTISTS EXCHANGE will be 75 minutes, allowing for audience members to attend Antony and Cleopatra at 2:00 p.m. in the Anspacher Theater. Tickets for Antony and Cleopatra, starting at $65, can be purchased by calling (212) 967-7555, www.publictheater.org, or in person at the Taub Box Office at The Public Theater at 425 Lafayette Street. The Library will also be serving brunch that day from 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. with light fare from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Antony and Cleopatra began previews at The Public on Tuesday, February 18 and runs through Sunday, March 23, with an official press opening on Wednesday, March 5. This unique company is comprised of five actors from each country to make up the cast of Shakespeare's historical play of love and politics. The actors appear with the permission of Actors' Equity Association pursuant to an exchange program between American Equity and UK Equity, incorporating the Variety Artistes' Foundation.
The U.S. cast features Charise Castro Smith (Octavia, Iras); Joaquina Kalukango (Cleopatra); Ian Lassiter (Agrippa, Thyreus); Chivas Michael (Mardian, Eros, Soothsayer); and Henry Stram (Lepidus, / Messenger/Proculeius). The U.K. cast features Jonathan Cake (Mark Antony); Samuel Collings (Octavius); Ash Hunter (Pompey, Alexas, Scarus); Chukwudi Iwuji (Enobarbus); and Sarah Niles (Charmian, Menas).
KWAME KWEI-ARMAH recently directed The Public Theater's Mobile Shakespeare Unit production of Much Ado About Nothing, and the Public Lab production of Detroit '67. He is the Artistic Director of Baltimore Centerstage and Chancellor of the University of the Arts London. He has served as Writer in Residence for the Old Vic and BBC Radio. Amongst his many plays, Elmina's Kitchen, Fix Up, and Statement of Regret premiered at the Royal National Theatre of Great Britain, with Elmina's Kitchen transferring to London's West End, making him the first Black British playwright to have that honor. Kwame was awarded an OBE from Queen Elizabeth II on her Jubilee Honours List for Services to Drama. His other awards include the Olivier Award, BAFTA nominations, Evening Standard Charles Wintor Award, Screen Nation Award, 100 Black Men of Britain Public Figure Award, GPA Man of the Year, and the RECON Local Community Leadership Award. He also served as a Good Will Ambassador for Trade for Christian Aid (2003-2008). He is currently on the board of TCG and serves on the Steinberg Playwright Award Advisory Committee. Plays he has directed at Centerstage include Things of Dry Hours, The Whipping Man, Enemy of the People, and The Mountaintop. At the Tricycle Theatre, he has directed Let There be Love and Seize the Day. He also directed the opening ceremony of the World Festival of Black Arts and Culture in Dakar, Senegal.
TARELL ALVIN McCRANEY is currently directing Antony and Cleopatra at The Public, an international collaboration with the Royal Shakespeare Company and Miami's GableStage, which he also edited. His play The Brothers Size first premiered at The Public's Under the Radar Festival in 2006 and was followed by a Public Lab production in 2007. His complete trilogy, The Brother/Sister Plays (comprised of: In the Red and Brown Water, The Brothers Size and Marcus; Or the Secret of Sweet), was produced at The Public in 2009. For the Royal Shakespeare Company, he was the RSC/CAPITAL CENTRE Warwick International Playwright in Residence in 2009-2011 and is now an artistic associate. Born and raised in Miami, Florida, Tarell is an ensemble member of the Steppenwolf Theater Company and in residence at New Dramatist Center in New York. For the RSC he co-edited/directed the Young People's Shakespeare production of Hamlet, and wrote a new full-length play for the RSC's acting ensemble, American Trade. His other plays include Choir Boy, Wig Out, and Head of Passes, which received its world premiere in 2013 in Chicago. McCraney was the recipient of London's Evening Standard Award for Most Promising Playwright in 2008, the inaugural New York Times Outstanding Playwright Award in 2009 and the 2009 Steinberg Award.
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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va., Jan. 16, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Mythics, an award winning Platinum level member of Oracle® PartnerNetwork (OPN), Oracle Product GSA Schedule Holder (GS-35F-0153M) and Oracle PartnerNetwork Specialized Consulting Partner, today announced it has achieved OPN Specialization for the Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud engineered system. Through the OPN Specialization process, Mythics has demonstrated experience, expertise and success in selling, deploying and managing Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud in mission critical public sector and commercial environments.
Mythics has been a member of Oracle PartnerNetwork since 2000, providing licensing, Oracle hardware, training, and premier consulting services for products across the Oracle portfolio. Mythics provides technology solutions within the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), Federal Civilian Agencies, Homeland Security, Intelligence Agencies, State and Local Governments, Commercial, and Healthcare sectors and is a trusted partner to thousands of organizations worldwide.
To achieve OPN Specialized status, Oracle partners are required to meet a stringent set of requirements that are based on the needs and priorities of the customer and partner community. By achieving a Specialized distinction, Mythics has been recognized by Oracle for its expertise in delivering services specifically around Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud through competency development, business results and proven success.
"Our team is proud to be recognized for our Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud capabilities with this Specialization achievement," said Sloan Frey, Vice President, Integrated Solutions Division of Mythics. "Our customers and partners demand the highest quality solution architecture and systems integration services to help them solve complex business and mission challenges worldwide using Oracle's Engineered Systems. This Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud Specialization is a critical piece to our industry leading specialization portfolio, validating our experience and expertise leveraging these Engineered Systems platforms."
"Mythics is a valued and recognized leader in our partner community, that appreciates the importance of Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud and Oracle's Engineered Systems and the benefits they bring to our joint customers," said Jim Standard, group vice president, Global Channel Sales, Oracle. "We congratulate them on another specialization achievement and look forward to delivering significant value with them to our joint public sector and commercial customers worldwide."
"Our customers have received very noticeable performance, reliability, and scalability benefits by leveraging Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud. The platform provides cost effective, integrated computer, storage, and network capabilities - supporting virtually any enterprise application workload. For those looking for a shared service model within their enterprise, or a solution to resource consolidation, Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud is the answer," said Brent Seaman, Vice President, Mythics Consulting.
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Mythics is an award winning Oracle systems integrator, consulting firm and elite Oracle platinum resale partner (GSA#: GS-35F-0153M) who provides an unmatched Oracle solution set of products and services, including Oracle licensing and support, Oracle Sun hardware, engineered systems and appliances, Oracle training, consulting and managed services. Mythics provides technology solutions within the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), Federal Civilian Agencies, Homeland Security, Intelligence Agencies, State and Local Governments, Commercial, and Healthcare sectors and is the trusted partner to thousands of organizations worldwide. For more information on Mythics and Oracle Exalogic visit http://www.mythics.com/exalogic or for general information visit http://www.mythics.com.
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The Department of Aging and Disabilities' "Caring for You" series will be held from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Thursdays, April 12 and 19, at the Arnold Senior Activity Center, 44 Church Road. Workshops are for caregivers who may need help with coping with their situations while caring for a loved one. Topics will cover working with those with dementia, managing stress, learning essential coping skills, and realizing one's physical, emotional and spiritual health are all one package that needs attention. Free. Registration and information: 410-222-4464, Ext. 3043 or online at http://www.aacounty.org/aging.
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Trips for 2012
Members of the Annapolis Senior Activity Center can stop by the trip desk for a preview of 2012 outings and make reservations and deposits. Trips include a visit to the Peddler's Village Strawberry Festival in Lahaska, Pa., "Journey of Hope" to Gettysburg, Pa., and a cherry blossom excursion to Washington followed by a luncheon cruise. Information: 410-222-1818.
Support groups
The Department of Aging and Disabilities has revised and updated a booklet on community support groups. Information in the booklet focuses on groups for care giving, Alzheimer's disease, bereavement for adults and children, diabetes, brain injury, cancer, stroke, cardiac and pulmonary problems, Parkinson's, and bowel and urinary diversions. The booklet is free and available at the department, 2666 Riva Road, fourth floor, Annapolis or online at aacounty.org/aging/resources/community_support_groups.pdf. Information: 410-222-4257.
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The Anne Arundel County Department of Aging and Disabilities has published its 2011-2012 edition of "Services for Seniors, Adults with Disabilities and Caregivers." The directory includes information on rental and housing assistance, legal help, county social services benefits and caregiver information. Free copies are available at the department's headquarters, 2666 Riva Road, fourth floor, Annapolis; the seven senior activity centers; county libraries; at CVS, Food Lion and WaWa stores; and online at http://www.aacounty.org/aging. Information: 410-222-4257.
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Kerrie immediately began her breast cancer treatment after that.
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After years of treatment and medication, on December 2011, Kerrie received good news.
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SCANDAL-hit banking giant Barclays has said it was axing at least 3,700 jobs under a strategic overhaul, but revealed it was paying £1.85 billion in bonuses to staff.
Chief executive Antony Jenkins is shutting the bank's controversial Structured Capital Markets tax advisory division and said 1,800 jobs would go in corporate and investment banking and another 1,900 across its European retail and business arm as part of a plan to slash costs by £1.7 billion.
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The U.S. Trade Representative's office attributes almost 11% of our GDP to exports, globalization ballooned the our economy by $1 trillion. Some areas realized job increases while others saw decreases yet overall families experienced an average increase of $10,000 as a result of the trade. Unskilled labor is being shipped out and higher technology is replacing it. President Kennedy's statement which said something to the effect that the higher tide raises all proves itself valid here. Unemployment is down to 4.4%, our nation has stepped up a level and exported careers which have subsequently become out-of-date.
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"Free trade is the most important single way to promote growth," Milton Friedman said in an interview a few weeks before his death.
But the new Democratic congressional majority doesn't understand that. Just a week after the elections one of the first actions Congress took was to vote down the new trade agreement with Vietnam. Ninety-four Democrats voted against it, 90 of them for it; and that is before some 16 newly elected House Democrats opposed to free trade are even sworn in. As Charlie Rangel, the incoming House Ways and Means Committee Chairman, put it, "We need to be angry as hell and try to protect American industry."
Five new Democratic senators share similar views on free trade. Ohio's Sen.-elect Sherrod Brown wrote a book entitled "Myths of Free Trade," arguing that trade agreements should only be allowed if those nations pass laws "guaranteeing enforceable labor and environmental standards." John Edwards is a protectionist zealot; John Kerry said in 2004 that unless the treaties had the standards in them he would as president veto them. ...
The dems focus on protecting all labor and 'worry' for the prosperity of middle America. Rather than promote growth for the sector, they envision a 'finite pie' of which must be shared by the hard working successful. There is only so much room for opportunity and globalization has been spent. Even without all of the answers or a defined program, future discussions concerning health care, taxes, education, unions... will be numerous.
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...Concerned that the American dream is fading for the middle class, and fearful that said middle class may turn against the global free-trade order he helped erect, Rubin has created the Hamilton Project, which, in the spirit of its namesake, our first Treasury secretary, proposes a series of enlightened Tory solutions to address these conundrums. The project has called for greater public investment in education, health care, research and development, and infrastructure; balancing the budget; and wage insurance for workers compelled to take lower-paying jobs in our Wal-Mart-ized economy. ...
More people are working today. They have more sophisticated jobs. They are moving up into the higher levels of the economic sector faster. NAFTA has tripled trade between Mexico, doubled it to Canada, and created more than 1 million jobs. BMW's... are now built in the U.S. creating almost 7 million jobs. If we followed the dem philosophy, how would it affect prices on whatever? What would be the consequences to employment? What if choices were only U.S.?


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|A systematic review and meta-analysis of perinatal variables in relation to the risk of testicular cancer--experiences of the son.
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|BACKGROUND: We undertook a systematic review and meta-analysis of perinatal variables in relation to testicular cancer risk, with a specific focus upon characteristics of the son. METHODS: Literature databases Scopus, EMBASE, PubMed and Web of Science were searched using highly sensitive search strategies. Of 5865 references retrieved, 67 articles met the inclusion criteria, each of which was included in at least one perinatal analysis. RESULTS: Random effects meta-analysis produced the following results for association with testicular cancer risk: birth weight [per kilogram, odds ratio (OR)â=â0.94, 95% confidence interval (CI) 0.88-1.01, I(2)=â12%], low birth weight (ORâ=â1.34, 95% CI 1.08-1.67, I(2)=â51%), high birth weight (ORâ=â1.05, 95% CI 0.96-1.14, I(2)=â0%), gestational age (per week, ORâ=â0.95, 95% CI 0.92-0.98, I(2)=â38%; low vs not, ORâ=â1.31, 95% CI 1.07-1.59, I(2)=â49%), cryptorchidism (ORâ=â4.30, 95% CI 3.62-5.11, I(2)=â44%), inguinal hernia (ORâ=â1.63, 95% CI 1.37-1.94, I(2)=â38%) and twinning (ORâ=â1.22, 95% CI 1.03-1.44, I(2)=â22%). Meta-analyses of the variables birth length, breastfeeding and neonatal jaundice did not provide evidence for an association with testicular cancer risk. When low birth weight was stratified by data ascertainment (record/registry vs self-report), only the category of self-report was indicative of an association. Meta-regression of data ascertainment (record/registry vs self-report) inferred that record-/registry-based studies were less supportive of an association with gestational age (per weekâ=â0.97, 95% CI 0.94-1.00, I(2)(â)=â29%; low vs notâ=â1.08, 95% CI 0.91-1.28, I(2)=â32%). CONCLUSION: In conclusion, this systematic review and meta-analysis finds evidence that cryptorchidism, inguinal hernia and twinning, and tentative evidence that birth weight and gestational age, are associated with risk of testicular cancer.


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Chuck Anderson was born in Chicago, Ilinois on June 21st, 1947. At a young age, the family moved first to the Chicago suburb of Broadview then, to Westchester. When Chuck was 12, the Anderson family moved to Pennsylvania. He attended St. Katherine of Sienna grade school in Wayne, PA.
Basketball was a passion and looked like a possible career. Devon Prep was his high school of choice. Noted more for academic excellence than for sports, Chuck nevertheless continued his involvement in basketball. His discovery of guitar was completely accidental. Once, he played his first Em chord, music went forward and basketball went backward. Guitar lessons began in 1961. By 1963, Chuck was teaching guitar and playing local dances. Giving up basketball left his senior year completely focused on music....
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The Oxford English Dictionary was first compiled by a Bprderer, Sir James Murray. (1837-1915). He was born in the village of Denholm, near Hawick, Roxburghshire, the son of a tailor. He left school at 14 and became a teacher and founder member of the Hawick Archaeological Society which is still flourishes today as the local history organisation.
Like so many Victorians, James Murray pursued activities focusing on self educaiton. Following a move to London, he developed an interest in languages and etymology and wrote "A Dialect of the Southern Counties of Scotland" - the first scientific study of dialect.
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Having little formal schooling herself, she was a firm advocate of education for women, and in 1868 she was the first person to sign John Stuart Mill's petition to Parliament in support of women's suffrage - sixty years before this became a reality!
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Mary Fairfax Somerville died at the age of 92, and an obituary notice in London's Morning Post in 1872 described as the "Queen of Nineteenth Century Science."
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BRIDGWATER'S new hospital is open and running but some people have still been going to the old building.
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Set on a sandy island where scantily clad castaways compete against each other for power, Shakespeare's "The Tempest" could qualify as the proto-"Survivor." If that sounds like literary heresy, consider the fact that the Bard himself was seldom above baser pleasures, filling his final play with winking double-entendres involving birds, bees and bodily gratification.
Shakespeare Orange County's production features an abundance of ambitious young flesh, but the real attraction is a bald and middle-aged body in the form of Michael Nehring as the wizard Prospero. Nehring's performance is a marvelously confident portrayal -- a beautifully nuanced alchemy of heavy wisdom and comic lightness.
An exiled Milanese duke living on a haunted island with his daughter (Jenni Putney), Prospero conjures a powerful storm to shipwreck his royal enemies. A mix of political and romantic intrigue ensues. Prince Ferdinand (John DiAntonio) falls in love with Prospero's daughter, noblemen conspire to take over the throne of Naples and the sprite Ariel (Edgar Landa) concocts a series of comic mishaps involving two servants (Alyssa Bradac and Joshua Snyder) and the monster Caliban (Daniel Tobin).
Directed by Thomas F. Bradac, the production features several visually striking scenes when reality and sorcery collide. But the play feels lopsided whenever Nehring's Prospero isn't on stage. His complete mastery of Shakespeare's text makes the rest of the cast by comparison seem like college students on spring break.
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Summer movies boast psychotic villains with cool explosives, but in the theater, we have something far more dangerous -- the Monstrous Mother. Often a free-floating source of bitterness and self-pity, the Monstrous Mother is a timeless theatrical staple, popping up everywhere from ancient Greece to Osage County.
David Marshall Grant's magical-realist drama "Pen," now at Theatre 40 in Beverly Hills, introduces us to a particularly venomous member of the species -- a wheelchair-bound matriarch (Jill Remez) who clings to her teen son with the intensity of a jealous lover.
Directed by Jeff G. Rack, Theatre 40's revival is an intelligent and strongly acted production, though the play itself goes to great metaphysical lengths to make some obvious emotional points.
Imprisoned within her disease-ravaged body, Mommie Dearest goes ballistic when she learns that her only son (Dennis Bendersky) intends to abandon her for a faraway university. Her anger literally ruptures the fabric of the play, skewing the story line in ways that are best left unrevealed.
Mother-son codependency is the real subject of "Pen," and the actors juice the characters' pathologies with scary vigor. Remez is excellent as the needy mother and Bendersky is ferocious (in a good way) as her dishonest offspring.
So tightly sealed is the mother-son bond that the entrance of the absent father (Robert MacKenzie) almost feels like an intrusion. With its pat conclusion and warmhearted moral, this exercise in family trigonometry feels a little too elegant.
"Pen," Theatre 40's Reuben Cordova Theatre, 241 Moreno Drive, Beverly Hills. See www.theatre40.org for schedule. Ends Aug. 31. $20-$22. (310) 364-0535. Running time: 2 hours, 15 minutes.
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Theater mavens may well devour "deLEARious," playing in repertory with "The Comedy of Errors" at Open Fist. Ron West and Phil Swann's ambitiously wacky musical, which conflates its own creation with that of "King Lear," the King James Bible and virtually every showbiz trope in the book, keeps one winking eye on its audience.
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Asia is the biggest continent on Earth, a darling little gem floating around in space.
Hm, what is Asia? Who's in on it?
China and India are safe bets for Asian nations. Korea, Japan, Thailand, you're fine.
Europe? No. Europe would sort of be on the "Asian continent" if not for those pesky Ural mountains dividing things up in the middle, and then also the whole lineage of kings and wealth and nations and the EU and all that "give me my respect" stuff.
Russia would probably be happiest as its own continent, so for now we'll leave it in "Eurasia" and just hope the natural gas supplies keep flowing.
Pakistan and Afghanistan are dang close to Asia, but politically they show up in "Middle East" news stories an awful lot. Verdict: Eurasia.
I guess we'll actually have to consider everything from Turkey on eastward to be "Eurasian", although the moniker seems overlappitory of the territory.
The Asian economy is now officially raging like a wild furnace of lava that consumes everything in its path. Japan has had the largest individual economy in Asia for decades, but it is forecast that both India and China will outstrip Japan within twenty years.
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11-19-2011 23:28:49 | More by brewpubbung
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A decent Oktoberfest, somewhere toward the middle of the road however.
Served in a standard pint medoum gold/amber in color with a thin light head. Nose is a bit weak, a tad bready and slightly malty. Taste is quite nice, very bready overall, a decent malt background and bitterness profile, but remaining fairly light, in fact a tad weak. Mouthfeel is quite light. This is a fairly sessionable beer but not overly impressive.
09-27-2005 09:32:49 | More by Gaisgeil
2.1/5 rDev -33.8%
i had this brew at a pub in ypsilanti. arbor brewing actualy calls it "hoptoberfest" and let me tell ya it's no hops at all. i drank it yesterday and took some notes.
A- poured a light golden with a thin lacing head. noticed the bubbles running up which were kickin the whole time drinkin it.
S- with something with hop in the name i wouldv'e expected to smell them but nope. just malts.
T- prolly one of the most watery microbrews i've ever had. nothing there at all. a budlight has more flavor.
M- light bodied. very carbonated.
D- i can say it simply that it's a carbonated water with just a dab of a malt pressence.
Overall- this beer is terrible if you're looking for something that a microbrew should have. completely watery and just hits you with the carbonation.
09-08-2009 14:21:33 | More by claminat420
4/5 rDev +26.2%
Apply marshmallow aromatics carry into the flavors. The color is cloudy orange/brown. It is balanced toward the rich, malty side of the Maerzen spectrum; any hops influence is kept strictly in the background. The texture is creamy yet tannic. The finish displays chalky nectarine and tangerine fruit. This was my favorite of the four I drank here because it was the most bland.
10-10-2004 12:54:27 | More by putnam
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09-21-2013 21:16:03 | More by midlifec
3.3/5 rDev +4.1%
Snagged a glass of this the other day at lunch. While I'm not disappointed that I tried it, it's far from the ideal Octobrfest. An almost silky-looking brown-orange color with very little head. Extraordinarily malty with a heavily sweet kind of candied vegetable flavor going on. My objection to this beer comes in its lack of balance. It's not a traditional Marzen brew, and it lacks any real hop presence. It's just too sweet. If your ideal meal consists of a dish of pre-dinner M&Ms, a nice sweet salad with raspberry pecan dressing, some candied yams, a sweet potato soufflée, and a few carmel apples, you'd likely love this brew.
10-05-2003 15:16:52 | More by marburg
2.3/5 rDev -27.4%
This is the fourth beer I've had at ABC, and they continue to be absolutely unimpressive.
A: A weak brown-orange with mild haze and no head whatsoever.
S: It had the characteristic smell of ABC beers I am noticing, which is a slight weak malty sweetness.
T: Probably the worst Marzen/Oktoberfest I've had, ever, which is saying something. It wasn't an appallingly bad beer, it was just clearly below average. It tasted nearly identical to the cask IPA I had the week before and even a similar flavor profile to the HXL ESB, which is just bizzare. Imagine extremely weak malt sweetness with absolutely no depth of hop character. I'm contemplating lowering my rating below 2.0 just out of my rising anger, but I don't need to be ludicrous here.
M: Thin, with no good carbonation giving it any body.
D: If you can get past the taste, it's totally drinkable. You certainly won't get overwhelmed with flavor.
To be avoided, truly.
09-24-2009 21:10:30 | More by Telix
3.05/5 rDev -3.8%
Poured fresh on the first day of its autumnal release, this Oktoberfest is a lightly browned medium-copper. Its sudsy head was shortlived but did throw some lace before leaving. Surprisingly hazy, especially for such a long-lagered and typically sparkling brew.
Smell is very weak, mainly nutty scents from the malts that were sluggish to come forward. Taste is ordinary, with a bare notice of mediocre fruitiness, flat nutty flavor, and hops lacking a determinate character or crispness. Messy finish, but in general the problem was missing a sturdy malt body. Mouthfeel was moderate and good enough.
Its tough not to compare, but a homebrewed Oktoberfest by a buddy of mine blew Arbor's version out of the water.
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So I was having a little conversation today with my friends about the G-spot and stuff ( I know it's weird talking about stuff like this irl) And a bunch of my friends said that women have something like a G-spot in the butt called posterior fornix or w/e the name is, I was curious and went to ask a science teacher (And yes I'm not shy to ask), surprisingly he said it's true and showed me the pic where it's located, tho I do have a bit of doubt, what do you people think? do a lot of people know about this fornix thing? does it really exist?
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Yeah, it's sort of liek the second G-spot, and it's one of the reasons Many women tend to enjoy anal a lot more than vaginal for various obvious reasons.
I see, thanks alot.
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The posterior fornix can be reached vaginally depending on the guy's length and the woman's depth and "accessibility".
Clearly, the posterior fornix exists. And given that it's been found and named and pointed out in publications, you'd be safe in thinking that it's pretty common knowledge.
Yeah, in addition to the G spot, you have the A spot, the Uspot and the Deep spot.
The posterior fornix is the Deep spot.
Why is it that women know so little about their own anatomy? Is it because men spend most days with their hands down their pants, than we know our own anatomy so well?
Actually that really depends, if a girl had some knowledge She wouldn't be closeminded, But yeah Average knowledge women are easier to control, but that's the best way, I mean life is easier and happier like that lol
The more ignorant they are, the easier they are to control. If knowledge is power, keep the masses stupid.
Probably because they spend too much Time trolling on the net, and also trying to make up fake crap about Male anatomy, and also about theirs too, And thank god this fornix topic has been brought up, Did some reasearch, now I know women have somethin' in that booty ;]
thats in the brain the male g spot is the prostate gland
dudeman is full of bullsh*t, just like the girls he hangs out with, you got a miserable life there bro...actually I wouldn't call it a life, since it's 24/7 on the computer LOL
What do you mean with "You don't know that", sir, it's common sense, people have been practicing anal since forever, Yet there are some girls who tend to say it hurts and its not their thing when they didn't even try it, that's just plain dumb if you ask me.
thats kinda mean you don't know that
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it mainly is the g spot for guys. Though I wouldn't know if its the same effect on females, I tend to avoid the ass in my opinion. Will I ever try it? Nope, I'm not a homophobe, just don't want something up my ass. My bi friends say its amazing but I for one am not interested.
The prostate is not in the ass, it's in the penis, it just leans a bit near the butt.
This is gone completely mad, males +Gspots, lolwhat?
okay w.e the gland is , the prostate gland in the ass, or w.e . Some people get off through the pressure on that prostate gland. Well mainly guys do, that's what I assumed this topic was about.
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I'm sure its real, but I've never tried any kind of anal play so I wouldn't know if its as amazing as I've heard people say it is.
Haha, you're welcome.
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At the start of this novella, I noted the authors's decision to make the book a memoir--a reflection of the narrator's past. The pros to this being I knew the narrator would live through this eerie story, and it allowed the author to build suspense about just how harrowing these events were to haunt the narrator almost twenty years later.
A good, solidly told story of a typical 'city' man sent to the country to do business--he doesn't believe the stories and rumors....until he has to experience them himself.
I read this as part of a challenge to read a book made into the movie, and on that score the relative low number of pages should mean the movie could follow the story closely. Only one way to find out!
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Chesterfield - Retail & wholesale
Administrative Executive Assistant
Position Summary
• Provides day-to-day assistance to the President and/or Executive Director, including coordinating activities, publications, and special events planning.
General Accountabilities
• Plans and directs development and communication of information designed to ...
Jul 17 -
Saint Louis - Medical & healthcare
Human Resource Generalist
Simploy, Inc, a St. Louis based Professional Employer's Organizaton (PEO) is looking for a HUMAN RESOURCE GENERALIST to join its team. In this role, the HUMAN RESOURCE GENERALIST will implement Human Resource and Payroll services within Simploy's co-employment relationships. ...
Jul 10 -
Saint Louis - Human resources
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A Wilson County school bus was involved in an accident late Friday afternoon. The accident was reported around 3:30 p.m. at the intersection of Lebanon Road and Benders Ferry Road in Mt. Juliet. Police reported bus #44 was stopped at a traffic light when it was rear-ended by a Ford Taurus. Thirty students and one driver were on board the bus at the time of the crash. No injuries were reported.
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