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"The US government entered a state of suspended animation on 1 October after Congress failed to agree on a budget for the next fiscal year, causing federal agencies — including those overseeing science policy and research — to shut down indefinitely."
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"While the continuing environmental disaster at the Fukushima Daiichi plant has grabbed world headlines — with hundreds of tons of contaminated water flowing into the Pacific Ocean daily — a human crisis has been quietly unfolding. Two and a half years after the plant belched plumes of radioactive materials over northeast Japan, the almost 83,000 nuclear refugees evacuated from the worst-hit areas are still unable to go home."
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"Florida filed a lawsuit on Tuesday asking the U.S. Supreme Court to reduce neighboring Georgia's use of water from the Chattahoochee River that feeds the oyster beds and fish-spawning areas of Florida's Gulf Coast."
"Environment: Scientists measure organophosphate flame retardants at higher levels than those of the troublesome compounds they are replacing."
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Sidney Crosby, who is tied for second in the NHL in goals scored (30), leads the reigning Stanley Cup-champion Pittsburgh Penguins into Philadelphia to face the Flyers in a Keystone State rivalry on the NHL "Game of the Week" this Sunday at 12:30 p.m. ET on NBC Sports.
Mike "Doc" Emrick (play-by-play), Eddie Olczyk (analyst) and Pierre McGuire (inside-the-glass reporter) call the action. McGuire will pull double duty, hosting NBC's studio show alongside analyst Mike Milbury on site at Wachovia Center in Philadelphia.
The Penguins are currently fourth in the Eastern Conference with 61 points, while the Flyers (49), who have won or earned a point in seven of their last 10, are only one point out of being tied for the final playoff spot in the conference.
"This is a great rivalry and I was privileged to be apart of it as both a player and coach," Olczyk said. "It's always a real animated game. Michael Leighton's play while Ray Emery was out has really allowed the Flyers to get within arms reach of playoffs. The Flyers know that it's the end of January and that you can't let any points get away. The Penguins are in good playoff position and, of course, have two of the best players in the world in Crosby and (Evgeni) Malkin, who are always fun to watch."
Sunday's game features 10 players who will compete for their respective Olympic teams in Vancouver in February. Following is a list of those players:
Pittsburgh, D Brooks Orpik
Philadelphia, D Chris Pronger
Philadelphia, F Mike Richards
Pittsburgh, F Sidney Crosby
Pittsburgh, G Marc-Andre Fleury
Philadelphia, D Kimmo Timonen
Philadelphia, D Oskars Bartulis
Philadelphia, D Ole-Kristian Tollefsen
Pittsburgh, D Sergei Gonchar
Pittsburgh, F Evgeni Malkin
NBCSports.com will again offer "Star-cam" this season. It will follow a player from both teams throughout each of their shifts. Following the game, NBCSports.com will present bonus material, including "Star-cam" and "Net-cam" and bonus analysis from NBC Sports commentators.
RED WINGS AT PENGUINS FLEXED INTO JAN. 31 "GAME OF THE WEEK": The NHL and NBC Sports have announced that the Sunday, Jan. 31 contest between the Detroit Red Wings at Pittsburgh Penguins has been selected for the "NHL Game of the Week" on NBC Sports. Puck drop is at 12:30 p.m. ET. The game is the first meeting of the season between the two teams who have met for the previous two Stanley Cup Finals with each team claiming one championship.
The matchup for the Feb. 7 "Game of the Week" on NBC Sports will be announced on the Thursday, Jan. 21, edition of "NHL Hour With Commissioner Gary Bettman" on NHL.com and SIRIUS XM Radio airing from 6-7 p.m. ET.
FLEX SCHEDULING & CONSISTENT 12:30 PM ET START TIME: Again this year, "Game of the Week" broadcasts will consistently start at 12:30 p.m. ET on Sundays (except for April 11, noon ET start time). For the third straight season, the NHL and NBC Sports will utilize flex scheduling and will be able to select from up to four games on Sunday afternoons. At least 13 days prior to the scheduled games, the NHL and NBC Sports will announce one of those games as the "Game of the Week" to be broadcast during the NBC Sports window. The other games will remain available to the teams' regional carrier but will not be televised during NBC Sports' broadcast window.


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SpringHill Suites by Marriott Orlando Lake Buena Vista in Marriott VillageThis all-suite hotel in Lake Buena Vista is just under 1 mile from Walt Disney World. The hotel offers a free hot breakfast buffet and free high-speed internet access.
Score from 375 reviews Very good
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Cleanliness, and service.
Room was a little small for king size.
No restaurant No kitchen in the suite No balcony No playing area for children
I loved the location every thing is a walking distance from the hotel.I also find it very easy to go to sea world , the staff were professional and very nice. I was happy staying at the hotel.
The internet was very slow slow slow , one more thing the breakfast is very basic and this was my 2nd time staying at this hotel and the food is cold and not enough variety eggs and pork what if u dont eat pork u will end up eating eggs the whole period of your stay.
free breakfast and it was good
it wasn't close enough to Sea world..
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Location, facilities, services, shuttle service for theme parks, breakfast, free parking, wifi, vouchers for quick queue at SeaWorld.
Big room, free parking, free breakfast. Staff helpful. It's a simple place to stay, nothing groundbreakingly fabulous though.
Location is basically middle of nowhere, shuttle provided once daily to resorts but otherwise you need a car. Rooms clean but nothing special. No water on floors, have to go down to main lobby. Pool very busy. Breakfast also a bit simple.
Very nice people working there. They helped me with all of my questions. Clean and comfortable. The view of a fountain and a huge roller coaster farther in SeaWorld from my window! Free Quick Queue for SeaWorld. Convenient shuttle transportation to DisneyWorld for 9$ return.
Everything! Great service, friendly and helpful staff, comfortable rooms...
Absolutely nothing!
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Eating the same foods at breakfast each morning.
The staff, the room, the facilities, the location, the decor and resolution to a serious problem with the contracted bus service.
The bus service
It was a very quiet hotel even with all the kids there really never heard them
The breakfast was not that good
the location places to eat nearby
charging us more for the rooms we booked and very poor breakfast same options everyday.scrambled eggs and biscuits.charging us 20 dollars aday in case we damage something
My family together we are happy .
Bad custemer service .
Although we only stayed 1 night we all found this hotel clean, staff were friendly and helpful. Excellent location with restaurants right opposite hotel.
The bed was a little uncomfortable
Location to Sea World was perfect. Nice breakfast. Staff was very pleasant and helpful.
The pullout sofa's mattress was not clean and the replacement mattress was not much better. The room could have been a bit cleaner.
I liked the offerings of free front of the line access at Sea World, the free transportation to the parks, and the ability of leaving my items at the front desk so we could enjoy the parks before checking in to our room. The front desk staff was very friendly and went the extra mile for us.
One of the things I didn't like was the overwhelming scene at the free breakfast in the morning. There was not enough seating available and also it seemed to take a long time to replace items that ran out on the breakfast bar. Also, there was no meat item, like bacon or sausage on the bar. There were 2 elevators and it took quite a long time to get access to one.
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Breakfast options and pizza solicitation slid under door
The staff was very friendly. The rooms were clean. Great perks for going to seaworld.
Bit chaotic in the continental breakfast area
Close to everything, clean, convenient-considering it for another visit in the future
I love the Hotel , its very comfortable ,clean and the people it's very nice !!
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Radioactive Seeds May Offer Treatment Option for Breast Cancer
Most radiation oncologists stress that using brachytherapy instead of external beam radiation for breast cancer is a new idea. Because of this, they are still not sure if the results will be better, the same, or worse than the results seen after whole external beam radiation.
However, even if the results are approximately the same, brachytherapy is a shorter treatment and has the potential for irradiating less of the healthy tissues.
"It's an alternative to external beam radiation to the breast," says Douglas Kelly, MD, a radiation oncologist at Cancer Treatment Centers of America in Tulsa, Okla. "When women are newly diagnosed with breast cancer, they have an option of mastectomy or lumpectomy followed by radiation. Historically, breast radiation is done with external beam radiation to breast over six or seven weeks, but brachytherapy offers an alternative to whole-breast radiation."
The most widely used type of radiation therapy for people with cancer, external beam radiation is similar to getting an X-ray, but for a longer period of time. It is typically given in daily fractions over several weeks.
One of the main advantages of brachytherapy is that it only takes five days, whereas external beam radiation takes much longer, Kelly tells WebMD.
In addition, "Not a lot of radiation reaches the skin," he says, "so there is less skin reaction and less radiation reaching the ribs, lungs, and heart, where it can cause adverse effects.
"Here, we have been doing it for three years, and the cancer has not recurred in the breast of any women that we have treated," Kelly says. "The side effects have been minimal, and I think most of the women have been happy that they choose it." Kelly has used this procedure on about 25 women in the past three years.
While it is not yet considered a standard of care for breast cancer in any way, Kelly says, "I think it's almost at a point where it may be offered as a routine option. There still are ongoing trials and still will be future trials, but we are getting to a point where it can be done off-trial."
There are some side effects of brachytherapy, including risk of infection and breast swelling, but they are generally not significant, says Michael Zelefsky, MD, chief of brachytherapy in the department of radiation oncology at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City.
Zelefsky also has been using brachytherapy for selected women with breast cancer. "There have been substantial experiences from France where brachytherapy has been used for recurrent cancers after standard treatment has been tried," he tells WebMD. "In these situations, it is used for a further attempt at breast preservation.
"The results have been very good," he says. "If the treatments don't work, mastectomy can always be used as a salvage procedure after brachytherapy.


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Judge approves Transocean's guilty plea in Gulf oil spill
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By Mark Hansen
A federal judge in Houston has approved a plea agreement with Transocean, the Swiss-based owner and operator of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig, for its role in the 2010 oil well blowout in the Gulf of Mexico that left 11 workers dead and resulted in a yearlong moratorium on deepwater drilling.
Under the agreement, Transocean will plead guilty to a misdemeanor negligence charge and pay $400 million in criminal penalties, the New York Times reports.
"I believe the plea agreement is reasonable and is accepted," U.S. District Judge Jane Triche Milazzo said Thursday as she approved the deal.
Nobody appeared in court to object to the agreement, the Times reported. And Judge Milazzo said she had received no letters of opposition.
The fine is the second-highest ever paid for an environmental disaster, but is dwarfed by the $1.26 billion in criminal fines BP was assessed for its role in the same accident.
The agreement brings an end to the criminal case against Transocean, but the company still must settle a lawsuit with a plaintiff's steering committee representing more than 100,000 businesses and people claiming damages from the spill. Transocean has also agreed to pay $1 billion in civil penalties and serve five years on probation.
In a statement released when the agreement was reached last month, Transocean said it "accepts responsibility" for its criminal conduct and viewed the deal as a "positive step forward."
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WALLA WALLA, Wash. -- A long, cold day of baseball at Borleske Stadium came to a close Monday with Pacific University taking two of three Northwest Conference decisions from Whitman College.
|Pete Stadmeyer
Pacific got the early jump, finishing off a 15-13 victory in a game that started on Saturday but was suspended by rain with Whitman batting in the bottom of the eighth inning.
The two teams then proceeded to split two seven-inning games originally scheduled for Sunday, when the rain-drenched field was unplayable. Whitman won the first of those games 10-0 behind Pete Stadmeyer's two-hitter before Pacific bounced back to take the finale 2-1 in eight innings.
Pacific finished the day with records of 7-9 in the NWC and 10-11 on the season. Whitman is 1-7 in conference and 2-12 overall.
Pacific 15, Whitman 13 (9 innings)
Saturday's rain-suspended game resumed with Whitman batting in its half of the eighth, trailing 13-11. With no outs and runners on first and second, a sacrifice bunt attempt immediately backfired for the Missionaries when the ball was popped into the air and the runner doubled off first. A ground-out ended the threat.
Pacific extended its lead to 15-11 in the top of the ninth when Andy Tolbert drew a lead-off walk in front of Jeramey Probert's home run to left field.
Whitman made things interesting in its half of the ninth. Freshman Skyler Bissell and Brian Kitamura led off with singles, but Pacific first baseman Mike Nagamine battled the gusting winds to get one out with a fine catch against the fence in foul territory. After Eric Tolleson, another freshman, singled to load the bases, a strike-out had the Missionaries down to their last out. A third freshman, Peter Olson, came through in the clutch, lining a two-run single to right field to slice Whitman's deficit to 15-13.
A call to the Pacific bullpen brought Dan Wolfe to the mound to face Whitman's Erik Korsmo with runners on first and third. Korsmo slapped a grounder toward the hole between first and second, but Nagamine made a diving stop to his right to get the final out.
Whitman 10, Pacific 0 (7 innings)
Stadmeyer, the ace of Whitman's pitching staff, tossed one of the best games of his career as the Missionaries rolled to a 10-0 triumph in Monday's first full-length game. The senior lefty, who threw 68 of his 91 pitches for strikes, gave up just two singles while striking out 10 and walking one.
|Michael Lazcano
Pacific's only real threat came in the fourth inning with Whitman on top 3-0. After fanning the lead-off hitter, Stadmeyer gave up his first hit, Probert's clean single to center. After Kaeo Lau Hee's sharp grounder to short -- a potential inning-ending doubleplay ball -- kicked off Richards' shoulder, Pacific had runners at first and second. Stadmeyer walked the next hitter but then struck out the next two Boxers to keep his shutout intact.
|Matt Morris-Rosenfeld
Whitman broke the game open with a seven-run bottom of the fourth. Catcher Michael Lazcano, hit by a pitch to start the outburst, scored the inning's first run when Kitamura was hit by another pitch with the bases loaded. Lazcano later singled home the final run of the frame before being forced out at second base for the final out.
Matt Morris-Rosenfeld and Blaine Mercado also had run-scoring singles in the inning, and Tolleson plated another run with a sacrifice fly to center field. Dan White doubled and scored on Lazcano's hit to push Whitman's lead to 10-0.
Morris-Rosenfeld, who snagged a line drive in the Pacific fifth for an inning-ending unassisted doubleplay, had three hits to spark Whitman's 14-hit attack. Jason Sease, who had two hits and a walk in four trips to the plate, scored twice and knocked in two runs. Mercado, White and Lazcano also had two hits each.
Pacific 2, Whitman 1 (8 innings)
|Peter Olson
Olson, a freshman right-hander, came within three outs of giving Whitman back-back shutouts. But with Whitman leading 1-0 in the top of the seventh, Hee led off with a long home run to left-center field to even the score and eventually force extra innings.
Olson, who had surrendered just one hit before Hee's homer, saw his 68-pitch outing end when Pacific's next hitter, Nate Rasmussen, singled. Calvin Davis, a left-handed reliever, got the next three outs to keep the game tied at 1-1.
|Blaine Mercado
After Whitman failed to score in bottom of the seventh, Korey Yost singled to open the eighth for Pacific. He moved around to third base on Joey Pulito's sacrifice bunt and a wild pitch, and scored when Kevin Schwartz put a suicide squeeze bunt into play.
Ryne Miyamoto, who started on the mound for Pacific, was lifted in the bottom of the eighth after Lazcano lined out to left and Richards crushed a long double to center. Rasmussen relieved and got the final two outs on a strike-out and pop fly to nail down the victory for Miyamoto, who scattered seven hits, fanned three and didn't walk a batter.
Whitman tallied its only run in the fifth inning. Mercado doubled off the top of the left-field fence and scored on Lazcano's two-out double down the right-field line.
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Isabella d'Este Facts
Dates: May 18, 1474 – February 13, 1539
Occupation: Marchioness (Marchessa) of Mantua, ruler, art collector and patron; actively involved in political intrigues among the interlocked nobles of Europe; successful collector of antiquities; also supported convents and monasteries, founded a girls' school in Mantua
Known for: role as patron of Renaissance learning, arts and literature;
Also known as: Isabel; First Lady of the Renaissance and First Lady of the World
Isabella d'Este Biography
Isabella d'Este's life is known in some detail because of voluminous correspondence by her and others in her circle. The correspondence provides insight not only into the art world of the Renaissance, but into the unique role this woman played. More than two thousand of her letters survive.
Isabella d'Este was born into the Ferrara family, rulers of Ferra, Italy. She may have been named for her relative, Queen Isabella of Spain. She was the eldest in her large family, and by accounts of the time, her parents' favorite. The second child was also a girl, Beatrice. Brothers Alfonso -- the family heir -- and Ferrante followed, then two more brothers, Ippolitto and Sigismondo.
Her parents educated their daughters and sons equally. Isabella and her sister Beatrice both studied Latin and Greek, Roman history, singing, playing instruments (especially the lute), astrology, and dancing. Their father provided some of the leading teachers of the day for his daughters and sons. Isabella was accomplished enough in understanding politics to debate with ambassadors when she was sixteen.
When Isabella d'Este was six, she was betrothed to the future fourth Marquis of Mantua, Francesco Gonzaga (1466 - 1519), and met him the next year. They were married on February 15, 1490. He was a military hero, more interested in sports and horses than in arts and literature, though he was a generous patron of the arts. Isabella continued her studying after marriage, even sending home for her Latin books. Her sister, Beatrice, married the Duke of Milan, and the sisters visited each other often.
Isabella d'Este became close to Elisabetta Gonzaga, her husbands sister who married of Guidobaldo de Montefeltre, duke of Urbino.
Isabella d'Este was described as a beauty, with dark eyes and golden hair. She was famous for her fashion sense -- her style was copied by noble women throughout Europe. Her portrait was painted twice by Titian -- when she was 60 he risked his reputation by painting from an image of her when she was 25 -- and also by Leonardo da Vinci, Mantegna, Rubens and others.
Supporting the Arts
Isabella, and less actively her husband, supported many of the Renaissance's painters, writers, poets, and musicians. Artists with whom Isabella d'Este is associated include Perugino, Battista Spagnoli, Raphael, Andrea Mantegna, Castiglione and Bandello. Also part of the court circle were writers including Ariosto and Baldassare Castiglione, architect Giulio Romano, and musicians Bartolomeo Tromboncino and Marchetto Cara.
Isabella d'Este collected many art works and antiquities over her lifetime, some for an art-filled private studio, essentially creating an art museum. She specified the content of some of these, in commissioning works.
Her first daughter, Leonora (Eleanora) Violante Maria, was born in 1493 (sometimes given as 1494). She was named for Isabella's mother, who had died recently. Leonora later married Francesco Maria della Rovere, the Duke of Urbino. A second daughter, who lived less than two months, was born in 1496.
Having a male heir was important to Renaissance Italian families, to pass titles and lands within the family. Isabella had been given a gold cradle as a gift at her daughter's birth. Contemporaries cited her "strength" in putting aside the cradle until she finally had a son, Federico, in 1500, a Ferrara heir who became the first Duke of Mantua. A daughter Livia was born in 1501; she died in 1508. Ippolita, another daughter, arrived in 1503; she would live into her late 60s as a nun. Another son was born in 1505, Ercole, who would become a bishop, cardinal, and come close to winning the Papacy in 1559. Ferrante was born in 1507; he became a soldier and married into the di Capua family.
Family Misfortunes
In 1495, Isabella's sister, Beatrice, with whom she was quite close, died suddenly, along with Beatrice's infant. Then Isabella's husband, who had headed a coalition of military forces against the French, was dismissed under a cloud of suspicion.
Lucrezia Borgia in the Family
In 1502, Lucrezia Borgia, sister of Cesare Borgia, arrived at Ferrara, to marry Isabella's brother, Alfonso, the Ferrara heir. Despite Lucrezia's reputation -- her first two marriages did not end well for those husbands -- it appears that Isabella welcomed her warmly at first, and others followed her lead.
But dealing with the Borgia family brought other challenges to Isabella's life. Isabella found herself negotiating with Lucrezia's brother Cesare Borgia who had overthrown the duke of Urbino, husband of her sister-in-law and friend, Elisabetta Gonzaga.
As early as 1503, Isabella's new sister-in-law Lucrezia Borgia and Isabella's husband Francesco had begun an affair; passionate letters between the two survive. As might be expected, Isabella's initial welcome to Lucrezia turned to coolness between them.
Francesco's Changes
In 1509, Isabella's husband, Francesco, was captured by the forces of King Charles VIII of France, and held in Venice as a prisoner. In his absence, Isabella served as regent, defending the city as commander of the city's forces. She negotiated a peace treaty that provided for her husband's safe return in 1512.
After this, the relationship between Francesco and Isabella deteriorated. He had already begun to be publicly unfaithful before his capture, and he returned quite ill. The affair with Lucrezia Borgia ended when he realized he had syphilus. He frequented prostitutes, and Isabella moved to Rome, where she was also quite popular and a center of arts and culture.
In 1519, when Francesco died (probably of syphilis), their eldest son Federico became the marquis. Isabella served as his regent until he became of age, and after that, her son took advantage of her popularity, keeping her in a prominent role in governing the city.
In 1527, again in Rome, Isabella d'Este bought a cardinalate for her son Ercole, paying 40,000 ducats to Pope Clement VII who needed money to face attacks by Bourbon forces. When the enemy attacked Rome, Isabella led the defense of her fortified property, and she and many who had taken refuge with her were spared when Rome was laid waste. Isabella's son Ferrante was among the Imperial troops.
Soon, Isabella returned to Mantua, where she led her city's recovery from illness and famine, which had killed almost one-third of the city's population.
The following year, Isabella went to Ferrara to welcome the new bride of Duke Ercole of Ferrara (son of Isabella's brother Alfonso and Lucrezia Borgia). He married Renée of France, daughter of Anne of Brittany and Louis XII, and sister of Claude, who married Francis I. Ercole and Renée had been married in Paris on June 28. Renée was herself a well-educated woman, a first cousin of Marguerite of Navarre.
Isabella was at Bologna in 1530 when Emperor Charles V was crowned by the Pope. She was able to convince the Emperor to raise her son's status to that of Duke of Mantua. She was also able to negotiate a marriage for him to Margherita Paleologa, an heiress; their son was born in 1533.
Isabella d'Este became ruler in her own right of a small city-state, Solarolo in 1529. She actively governed that territory until she died in 1539.
Judy Chicago's The Dinner Party featured Isabella d'Este as one of the place settings.
Background, Family:
- Mother: Eleonora of Aragon, also known as Leonora of Naples, daughter of Ferdinand I of Naples and Isabel de Claremont
- Father: Ercole I d'Este, Marquis of Ferrara
- Siblings:
- Isabella, born 1474
- Beatrice d'Este, June 29, 1475 - January 2, 1497
- Alfonso, born 1476, married Lucrezia Borgia as his second wife
- Ferrante, born 1477
- Ippolitto, born 1479
- Sigismondo, born 1480
Marriage, Children:
- husband: Marquis Francesco Gonzaga of Mantua (1466-1519) (married February 15, 1490; military leader and marquis)
- children:
- Leonora Violante Maria (December 31, 1493/1494 - 1570), married Francesco della Rovere, Duke of Urbino
- daughter (1496-1496)
- Federico (1500-1540), became first Duke of Mantua
- Livia (1501-1508)
- Ippolita (1503-1570), nun
- Ercole (1505-1563), bishop then cardinal; once considered a likely candidate for Pope in 1559 though he was not selected
- Ferrante (1507-1557), soldier for emperor Charles V, commander of Imperial army in Italy in 1537, served as Viceroy of Sicily 1535-1546 and governor of Milan 1546-1554; married Isabella di Capua in 1534; in modern-day legend, he is supposedly one of the Grand Masters of the Priory of Sion
- Livia (1508-?), nun
- Pietro (?)
Books About Isabella d'Este:
- Meyer, Edith P. First Lady of the Renaissance A Biography of Isabella d'Este. 1970.
- Julia Cartwright. Isabella D'Este, Marchioness of Mantua. 1903.
- Julia Cartwright. Beatrice D'Deste, Duchess of Milan. 1903.
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ANDERSON — Ernie's Heart Pet Food Pantry and Attention 2 Detail will host a fundraiser car wash for the Madison County Humane Society on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the parking lot of Attention 2 Detail, 610 S. Scatterfield Road, Anderson (beside Gene's Root Beer Stand).
Funds raised will go toward the $800 needed by the MCHS for emergency medical treatment to rid the shelter of the fungal infection ringworm. The shelter has been closed since July 12 due to the outbreak.
Attention 2 Detail will donate space and soap to wash vehicles.
A couple of local young girls will have a lemonade stand and will donate their proceeds also. Donations will also be accepted for Ernie's Heart Pet Food Pantry.
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Hopefully you know that we offer free concerts on a regular basis. In the fall, the theme is popular music, including the Great American Songbook and tunes from the 50s and 60s. In the spring, we have our ever-popular jazz series. Mixed in there are a couple of special classical concerts in memory of two people who made a difference here at White Plains Library.
On Sunday, October 6 at 2:00 p.m., we welcome All Seasons Chamber Players as they present "The French-Russian Connection," a concert of chamber music by Russian and French composers that will include pieces for cello and piano by Rachmaninoff, Shostakovich, Faure and Tchaikovsky; the light-hearted Musique de Cour for Flute, Violin and Piano by Jean Francaix; and the passionate Trio in D Major, Opus 32 for Violin, Cello and Piano by Russian composer Anton Arensky. They will be joined by special guest artist Jacqueline Schiller-Audi.
This event sponsored by the Friends of the White Plains Public Library is the 4th annual memorial concert in honor of Robert Mills, past President of the Friends, beloved longtime Library volunteer and pianist. We hope you'll join us for this marvelous concert.
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My brothers friend flashed a smile when he saw me. I had not seen him in about three years and I felt butterflies in my stomach. He talked about his new life as the single dad of a 10-month-old boy. I did my best to summarize my ordeal after my Aug. 1, 2011, breast cancer diagnosis.
Wait, what? Cancer? His eyes opened up like he had seen a ghost. I didnt know you had gone through all of that.
As we were getting ready to say good bye, he asked me if I was dating anyone. I said I had been dating, but did not feel ready for physical or emotional intimacy. There were scars left over from the bilateral mastectomy, surgery to remove my breasts. I have temporary implants and Im set to undergo reconstruction surgery at the end of this year. And then there were the issues with fertility.
Its all very superficial . Real dating means complications. How do I explain these things to a new guy? And I have to explain it to them, because it wouldnt be fair to anyone if I didnt.
He frowned. Thats nonsense.
Despite my fears, I agreed to go out on a date with him and met his son. Fear can deny us sparkly moments. Cancer has taught me more about life than death this year. While cancer treatment is painful and scary, we agree to go through it because it means more time with our loved ones. And because life is a beautiful adventure.
Cancer and the remnants of surviving treatment at 33 can make one feel less beautiful and capable. And the fear of a recurrence can be paralyzing. But I have promised myself that Im going to live with courage.
After nine years with The Miami Herald, Im looking forward to tackling a new challenge. I will be starting a job with Post-Newsweek station WPLG Local 10 as an assignment editor. When I announced the change on social media, a cancer survivor from Memphis, who has been following my journey since 2011, sent me a message:
Hey, you continue living while you are living and dont you dare let fear stop you. You have gone through too much to allow it.
Before making the decision to change jobs, I had two physical exams and an ultrasound, just in case. One of the doctors whose mother and sister both survived breast cancer seemed excited and said I was ready for my new job.
This is great! You are going to do great, she said. It saddens me when I see cancer survivors who are too afraid to live, or feel like they are not deserving of love or new opportunities. They are not dead, but they are so depressed that it is as if they were.
Today that is not me. Im still passionate about journalism, and Im determined to love myself with compassion. I went through a difficult experience that changed me, but I didnt go through it alone. You and many other Miami Herald readers were there with me every step of the way.
While I have had family members who have yet to call me, there was a woman from Tokyo who wrote: Stay strong. It will pass and you will wake up one day healthy again.
And there was a man from New York City who wrote: You remind me of my ex-wife. She died because she refused to get a mastectomy. Dont make that mistake. A man will love you for you and not for your breast.
And then there was the woman from Coral Gables, who was in her 80s. I think about her often. She said she survived cancer in her 40s and that she was loving life every day.
It is likely that you will survive and you will live for many years, she said. There is also the possibility that one day, I will have to read your obituary. Everyone suffers from a disease called death. There is no cure, so my dear, you have to live every minute to the fullest.
Thank you. Thank you for your letters, calls and social media messages. Thank you for walking up to me in public places like the supermarket, gas station and the gym to tell me that you have read my stories. Your words of encouragement will continue to lift me up, as I enter a new stage of my life.


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Not long ago, Riverside Public Utilities, top dogs included, left their downtown HQs in the newish Orange Square parking garage and moved to nearby Mission Square office building to achieve "better adjacency" to City Hall. Note: The garage is closer to City Hall.
The vacated Orange Square was to be occupied by the RPD, which would have had to pay annual rent of $770K. RPD's existing county lease was $1 a year.
"We've got to find some place to put the RPD," Councilman Mike Gardner said at the time the council quietly approved this maneuver. But 18 months later, everyone except the RPD has moved:
60 utility employees from a nearby customer service center may soon repopulate Orange Square.
90 utility workers in two other buildings will move to new (not yet built) digs!
60 workers WON'T move to a city-leased building as originally planned because it's too expensive.
The latest shift involves five buildings and will cost $2.87 million per year — $207K more than the current rate. Thank you, ratepayers!
What the city (council included) won't admit is this rendition of Musical Cubicle was (and still smells like) a game with pre-picked winners: Mark Rubin needed a tenant for his new downtown Citrus Tower. Best Best & Krieger couldn't move there unless someone took over its lease at Mission Square. Riverside Public Utilities to the rescue! Thank you, ratepayers.
Utilities chief Dave Wright said the original moves were pitched by ex-City Manager Hudson. Wright says he doesn't know if the city shopped around. I doubt it. A city spokeswoman said in 2011, "My understanding is BB&K (called the city) saying we may have some space if you're interested."
Rubin got BB&K, which shed its old lease and utility employees are on the road again.
Transparency? You bet. The kind that makes citizens really trust government.
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The University of Maine School of Performing Arts' Opera Workshop will be held at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, April 19, in Minsky Recital Hall.
A feature of the evening will be the modern one-act opera "The Worst One Ever," written by Gary Belshaw and directed by Christian Giddings. It takes place in a college dorm where three female students express their frustrations.
Nancy Ogle directs the remainder of the workshop, which includes excerpts from "The Mikado" and "Yeoman of the Guard" by W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan. Also included will be "The Magic Flute" by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, "Albert Herring" by Benjamin Britten and "Der Freischutz" by Carl Maria von Weber.
"The Opera Workshop involves students in all aspects of musical theater production. Admission is $9, or free with a student MaineCard. For tickets or disability accommodations, call the Collins Center for the Arts, 207.581.1755.


text: David Freeland is a writer who specializes in music history and popular culture. He is a contributing writer to the weekly New York Press, and his articles and criticism have also appeared in music magazines including American Songwriter, Relix, and Goldmine. He is the author of Ladies of Soul, a history of under-recognized female vocalists from the 1960s, and wrote the introduction, supplementary articles, and over 100 entries for Schirmer's reference work Baker's Biographical Dictionary of Popular Musicians. He lives in New York City.


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Recently Pleasure Island Tattoo in Carolina Beach held their Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting ceremony.
The event was in conjunction with the Pleasure Island Chamber. Members and guests enjoyed refreshments, Michelangelo's Pizza and Live Music from Kayla Grady.
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NY Mag Hits 'Xenophobic' Rand Paul for 'Protesting' Netanyahu Speech, Omits Paul's Denial
New York Magazine apparently believes that opposing foreign aid is literally xenophobic - rooted in irrational fear of foreigners - and is willing to engage in some pretty sketchy journalistic practices to make its case. Those are a pair of lessons Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., learned on Tuesday.
Paul's opposition to all foreign aid - including that given to Israel - is not so much "anti-Zionism," New York wrote. "Actually, it's more xenophobic," since he opposes it as a matter of policy. The New York article went on to selectively quote a Politico piece noting that Paul "skipped out on [Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu's] speech, sitting quietly at his desk shuffling through papers and newspapers," in what was described as a "silent protest of America's foreign aid to Israel." While that is of course worth noting, New York then chose to ignore the four subsequent paragraphs addressing Paul's defense.
Whether or not Paul was actually protesting the speech is a secondary point. New York Magazine is apparently bent on ignoring facts that contradict - or even claims that present alternatives to - their attack on Paul.
Here's what New York had to say about Paul's supposed protest:
At least one member of Congress wasn't clapping — or even listening. Tea party freshman Rand Paul, "staging what appeared to be a silent protest of America's foreign aid to Israel," opted instead to shuffle through papers on his desk. But don't mistake Paul's protest as anti-Zionist. Actually, it's more xenophobic. Earlier this year, he came under fire from both sides of the aisle for proposing cutting all U.S. foreign aid.
Claiming opposition to foreign aid is "xenophobic" uses the same delusional reasoning that wrote off all opposition to Obama as racism. By this reasoning, all too prevalent among liberal media types, disagreement can only stem from some irrational hatred of "the other." To New York Magazine, Paul not agreeing with a distinctly liberal brand of foreign policy can only be rooted in bigotry.
New York drew from the first paragraph of Politico's article, but completely ignored the four following paragraphs, which detailed Paul's defense. Assuming New York actaully read the Politico article it quoted, there really is no way it could have missed Paul's defense. But alas, it did not consider that defense noteworthy.
As Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu received a warm welcome from a joint session of Congress on Tuesday, freshman Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) skipped out on the speech, sitting quietly at his Senate desk shuffling through papers and newspapers.
Earlier this year, Paul proposed eliminating all U.S. aid to Israel, but his office and other Republican senators said Paul's decision to remain on the Senate floor during the address concerned a dispute with Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) over amendments Paul proposed to the Patriot Act extension.
Paul, a tea-party-backed senator who opposes the Patriot Act, has said he wants to "drag out" the process of renewing key provisions of the counter-terrorism law which expire Friday. He remained on the floor through most of Tuesday – including during the speech – to block Democrats from asking for unanimous consent which would allow the chamber to immediately move onto the bill.
Paul spokeswoman Moira Bagley flatly denied Paul's absence was related to Israel funding, pointing out that her boss had heard Netanyahu speak Monday night while attending the American Israel Public Affairs Committee conference.
"This is about the PATRIOT Act and Reid not yet keeping his agreement on amendments," Bagley said.
(The amendments to which Bagley refers are the nine amendments Paul has proposed to the PATRIOT Act that Reid promised to hear in February, and has since managed to circumvent.)
New York Magazine completely ignored half the story in its effort to tar Paul as xenophobic, apparently dismissing the possibility of there being any other logical reason for him to sit out Netanyahu's congressional address.
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We give "aid" to practically
Submitted by rbosque on Wed, 05/25/2011 - 3:38pm.
We give "aid" to practically every nation on earth including China. We're in a recession but that doesn't stop this gov't from dishing our what money we DON'T have. It doesn't make sense, xenophobic or not.
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All financial foreign "aid"
Submitted by Satchmo on Thu, 05/26/2011 - 9:42am.
All financial foreign "aid" must end.
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Submitted by Unsane on Thu, 05/26/2011 - 10:30pm.
Actually, sick freak, when it goes to allies, I'm all for it. It's when it goes to places like Egypt whose loyalty right now is suspect that I say pull the plug.
"CONSUMED DEMOCRACY RETURNS A SOCIALIST REGIME" - Slayer, "Fictional Reality", from Divine Intervention (1994)
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So you're saying that you're
Submitted by Satchmo on Mon, 06/20/2011 - 5:25pm.
So you're saying that you're in favor of seizing money from taxpayers and giving it ro someone else. In this case, non-Americans. Worse, governments of non-Americans. You are in favor of wealth redistribution. And you think yourself a conservative?
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The sick freak is back to darken NB
Submitted by Unsane on Mon, 06/20/2011 - 8:28pm.
Laughable, coming from someone who wants the government in charge of determining how much Americans can spend for what the government considers "essentials", and who wants the government ultimately responsible for dishing out that allowance money to every single American.
How about I determine what I need to spend on essentials, sick freak?
Also, you aren't remotely a conservative, yet you are scolding and lecturing me on what being a conservative is? Your lecturing me on this topic means as much to me as, say, Dennis Kucinich or Bernie Sanders lecturing me on my conservatism.
Maybe your problem is that you stupidly think that the United States has absolutely nothing to worry about just as long as it hermetically seals itself off from the entire outside world, like your God wants to. Or maybe your problem is that you hate Israel, and that you hate Israel because you are a racist anti-Semite bigot, like your God is, and like your heroes at the bigot-infested Von Mises Institute.
Problem is, I don't mind foreign aid to Israel. Or countries that do our bidding. (For instance, I think we can cut off Egypt. Their loyalty is suspect.) Besides, even IF we cut off all foreign countries, that might pay the interest on the debt for a few minutes.
Sick, disgusting freak.
"CONSUMED DEMOCRACY RETURNS A SOCIALIST REGIME" - Slayer, "Fictional Reality", from Divine Intervention (1994)
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You continue to misrepresent
Submitted by Satchmo on Mon, 06/20/2011 - 10:53pm.
You continue to misrepresent the FairTax. The government would not determine how much you can spend on essentials, nor would it it be dispensing "allowance" money.
Yes, you've already said you don't mind our government seizing our money and giving it to our allies. There was no need to repeat it. Just have the intellectual honesty to recognize that it is wealth redistribution. It is irrational to consider yourself a conservative yet be in favor of wealth redistribution. This is, in effect, doublethink.
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What's that they say about glass houses? Sick freak.
Submitted by Unsane on Tue, 06/21/2011 - 8:10pm.
It is even more irrational for a non-conservative (you) to insist on scolding and lecturing others on conservatism.
You need to explain, in detail, in your own words, how backing our allies by using foreign aid (among other means) can remotely be considered "wealth redistribution". By your loose and laughable definition, ALL government spending, no matter what, no matter how absolutely necessary, is "wealth redistribution".
Once again, I am not misrepresenting the UnfairTax. It is a national sales tax paired with a transfer payment scheme. We are all supposed to be VERY happy paying 23% in sales taxes to the federal government ON TOP OF the state and local sales taxes I ALREADY pay (8.25% in my case and it isn't going away). Why? Because the government will make up for it! A bureaucrat, far far away deep within the Beltway, will determine FOR me what I need for my essentials - for what the government SAYS are essentials, anyway - and will dish out monthly allowance money to me and everyone else in America based on that. Be dumb enough to call that "prebate" all you want - it is STILL ALLOWANCE MONEY.
You would be considered an anarchist if you were not so comfortable with the idea of having a federal government powerful enough to micromanage and control everyone's personal finances.
Sick, disgusting freak.
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"You need to explain, in
Submitted by Satchmo on Tue, 06/21/2011 - 8:29pm.
"You need to explain, in detail, in your own words, how backing our allies by using foreign aid (among other means) can remotely be considered 'wealth redistribution'. "
You mean you really don't know? Well, the explanation is simple enough that even you should be able to understand. Where does our government get its money? From its citizens. How does it get its money? By force through taxation. What does the government do with that money? It gives the money seized that it seized by force from its citizens and gives it to a foreign government.
That's called wealth redistribution. It's no different than seizing money by force from one group of Americans and giving it to another group of Americans.
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Submitted by Boudin on Tue, 06/21/2011 - 8:41pm.
foreign aid='wealth redistribution'
Really? This needs to be explained to you?
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What Incestmo calls "wealth redistribution"
Submitted by Unsane on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 7:10pm.
By this idiotic definition you have just come up with, this means that EVERY SINGLE EXPENDITURE the government does is "wealth redistribution", no matter what.
Paying our soldiers, sailors, Airmen and Marines? Wealth redistribution, to Incestmo.
Paying federal law enforcement officials? Wealth redistribution, to Incestmo.
Paying ambassadors and other officials? Wealth redistribution, to Incestmo.
Purchasing needed equipment for the military, the Postal Service, and other federal agencies as needed? Wealth redistribution, according to Incestmo.
As much as you hate foreigners, especially when they are Israeli, and as much as you want to hermetically seal off the United States from the rest of the world, just as your God wants to as your beloved racists and bigots at the von Mises Institute, you need to wake up and join the rest of us in the year 2011. The Outside World isn't going anywhere, and we must be willing to deal with the Outside World.
Here's an explanation even an arrogant egomaniac (who believes himself to be the world foremost supreme expert on EVERYTHING imaginable) like you can understand:
You don't like us? No foreign aid.
You blast and badmouth the United States? No foreign aid.
You give aid and comfort to our enemies? No foreign aid.
You help us, you say and do nice things for us, and you get foreign aid. Quid pro quo.
THAT is how I would handle foreign aid.
What is so hard to grasp about that, you sick disgusting freak?
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"By this idiotic definition
Submitted by Satchmo on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 8:01pm.
"By this idiotic definition you have just come up with, this means that EVERY SINGLE EXPENDITURE the government does is "wealth redistribution", no matter what."
No, it doesn't. Not at all.
And I don't care how you would handle foreign aid. Not at all.
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You lose AGAIN
Submitted by Unsane on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 8:19pm.
Not only are you a sick freak, but you are also a liar. If you didn't care about how I would handle foreign aid, you wouldn't bother engaging me in conversation on this thread.
And you absolutely believe, with that stupid definition you have for "wealth redistribution", that ALL government expenditure equals wealth redistribution.
Why? Because as I demonstrated (and you refuse to refute this other than saying "no it doesn't" because you being the egomaniac you are think your word is the Holy Writ), your example can be applied to ANY EXPENDITURE GOVERNMENT DOES.
But thanks again for once again losing the argument, you sick disgusting freak.
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And some Aid isn't intended to help
Submitted by Michael Gilson on Wed, 05/25/2011 - 3:56pm.
Those who receive it, that is. The aid we give Israel is intended to hold them back, not push them forward.
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The progressive Alinsky
Submitted by HardRightTurn on Wed, 05/25/2011 - 6:42pm.
The progressive Alinsky nightmare intensifies!
Fear and loathing in Obamerica.
Down with POSOTUS!
To more fully comprehend the Left, one must read "Leftism As Psychopathy" by John Ray, M.A., Ph.D. Caution, it might scare you a little bit.
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Rand Paul fight for liberty and private gun ownership
Submitted by lrgon on Wed, 05/25/2011 - 9:10pm.
The Patriot Act says Harry Reid is needed to fight terrorism. That is a bogus argument; it's bogus because while he gives lip service to fighting "terrorism" Reid knows, as do the other radical Dems, that the PA is a direct shot at the 4th amendment . Federaljudges may alrready have begun to use certain provisions of the PA to confiscate guns.
On one hand radical Reid claims the PA is a conter terrorism weapn; onnthe other hand Reid and his liberal radicals send foreign to the Palestinian National Authority. The PNA is the heir of of the PLO- the terrorist outfit run by homosexual Yasser Arafat whose targets were usually children and women. Arafat used bombs on them for political purposes.
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I'm curious to hear how the
Submitted by okie-pastor on Thu, 05/26/2011 - 11:11am.
I'm curious to hear how the MSM itself is responding to the humiliation of Barak Obama by Netenyahu during that speech. Come on newsbusters!
So far their response seems to be: "yeah, whatever". Lol. Lol. Lol.
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