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New research is showing there are benefits to eating organic fruits and vegetables.
After reviewing earlier studies, British scientists found organic produce contain 17 percent more antioxidants than traditionally grown crops.
Organic fruits and veggies also contain significantly fewer pesticides.
Americans spent about $32 billion on organic foods last year, which is about four percent of the total food market.


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Closing public records would be a crime
NASHVILLE - Tennessee lawmakers are trying again to muzzle state records that list who has a permit to carry a concealed handgun and could make it a crime to publish the information.
This is the unfortunate and predictable byproduct of a Memphis newspaper going for some page views. I mean, why not post the databases of sex offenders or home burglary rates for neighborhoods. The answer is simple: Those wouldn't inflame a large number of law-abiding citizens.
There's just one little ol' problem, though. Public assess to government records is no online game. We'll see if the Commercial Appeal leads the fight against the very real threat of legislative action.
Are drivers' licenses public record?
Yes, as well as voter records, property tax records, birth and death records and many others.
Agreed. Keeping public records open is one thing. Publishing an online searchable database of CCW holders is another thing entirely.
There's a huge difference between having the records public where you'd have to go, in person, to fill out paperwork for the request and having an online database that can be searched anonymously.
It's an unfortunate byproduct, but the Commercial Appeal was stupid enough to publish the online database.
Birth Certs in my town anyway, are only viewable after 100 years. You have to go to the town hall.
Then your town, if in TN, is violating state law.
See also:
Birth certificates, from your link:
"Certified copies of the original records are available to the person named on the record and to certain family members or legal representatives."
To be perfectly honest, I am ok with the records being public. I am not, however, ok with them being published, and, yes, there is a rather substantial difference. I understand that these records have only been requested 11 times out of the past six+ months, and who really has the time to go down to the office, pay over the money, and sift through the hardcopy?
An online, searchable database, however? That is a whole different animal.
After thinking about it, I would be fine with a law that limits the records to being public, but makes copying them or reprinting them illegal. As it is, this potential overreaction should adequately drive home the point that the public's non-existent "right to know" does not supercede the public's (or a private individual's) right to privacy, and that is becoming more and more important these days.


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The musical that made headlines in 2010 for injuries, technical mishaps, and director changes has risen above its problems and has found its home on the great white way. The show celebrated 1,000 performances at the Foxwoods Theatre on Wednesday.
Spiderman: Turn Off the Dark continues to fascinate Broadway newcomers and experienced theatre goers. The musical soars, sings, and even sprays a webbing of high tech theatrical production over the filled Foxwoods Theatre eight times a week.
For theatre-goers who are more familiar with Spiderman on Film then the comic books, the production takes a little time to adjust to the two dimensional setting. Watching the show is truly like stepping into a comic book. George Tsypin's tony nominated set is spellbinding. From comic book classrooms to several stunning visual interpretations of New York's iconic Chrysler building, the various settings help the story take flight.
While the awe-inspiring aerial work seems like it can steal the show, Spiderman has a solid score and book that does not take itself too seriously. Bono and The Edge have built a score with high energy pop songs interlaced with moving ballads. Young theatergoers are mesmerized by the manifestation of their favorite superhero, but U2 fans enjoy the familiar undertones of the guitar driven score.
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Pink needs to make room on her trophy shelf for yet another award -- she's been named Billboard's Woman of the Year.
She'll accept the honor at the annual Billboard Women in Music event in New York City on December 10th. Pink tells the mag, "I was absolutely shocked and surprised to hear that Billboard named me Woman of the Year. It's been an incredible year, and I feel so grateful to radio for sticking by me, and to the fans and friends and all of the incredible talent that I was fortunate enough to work with for this album."
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First it was Pluto. Sitting high on their thrones and draped in the finest linen lab coats, those haughty astronomers maliciously demoted cute, defenseless Pluto from "planet" to "random ball of ice and gas floating in space."
But now? Now they have gone too far. Now...they're messing with my fortune. And I'm about to kick some scientific arse.
Yes, folks, prepare yourself for an identity crisis. According to Minneapolis astronomy instructor Parke Kunkle, the zodiac calendar now has a 13th sign, Ophiuchus (Ooh-FEE-yew-kus...or as I call it, Ophistupid), the serpent bearer. Apparently this is due to a gradual shift of the earth's axis that's been happening over the past 2,000 years, caused by the gravitational pull of the moon (which reminds me, I'm also going to kick some Man on the Moon arse as well).
So now all the zodiac dates have shifted, making this former awesome Gemini now a lame Taurus (no offense to any other Taurus folks out there).
The NEW zodiac calendar now looks like this:
Capricorn: Jan. 20 - Feb. 16
Aquarius: Feb. 16 - March 11
Pisces: March 11- April 18
Aries: April 18- May 13
Taurus: May 13- June 21
Gemini: June 21- July 20
Cancer: July 20- Aug. 10
Leo: Aug. 10- Sept. 16
Virgo: Sept. 16- Oct. 30
Libra: Oct. 30- Nov. 23
Scorpio: Nov. 23- Nov. 29
Ophiuchus: Nov. 29- Dec. 17
Sagittarius: Dec. 17- Jan. 20
My condolences to anyone with a zodiac tattoo.
Well, I for one am not going to take this lying down (no self-respecting former Gemini would). I plan to be pro-active and completely ignore this new information. I am Gemini! Hear me roar! And then hear my twin roar louder!
And you know what else? I'm promoting Pluto back to its former position as a planet. Go on with your bad self, you adorable tiny planet. Go rotate around that sun with pride, my friend!
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It's time to turn the volume down in the city of Tampa, or else.
Thursday the City Council passed an ordinance "prohibiting excessive noise in motor vehicles," in effect banning "the bump" on local streets.
Tampa City Councilman Frank Reddick says this comes straight from his constituents.
"They're tired of seeing their windows rattling, they're just tired of all of this loud noise," said Reddick.
People like Clay Daniels.
"People come by my house, I ask them to turn the music down they cuss me out one guy drawed a gun on me," said Daniels.
It would ban music easily heard from 50 feet away and would be enforced after 10 p.m.
Entertainment districts like Ybor and Channelside would be exempt.
None of that seems to matter to Arick Hunter.
"I think it's outright ridiculous, I think if you like music then you should be able to enjoy it," said Hunter.
He was getting a stereo installed at Maximum Audio Video in Tampa Friday.
"We do a huge amount of custom, high end car audio systems here," said Maximum Audio Video owner Andy Lehrer.
Lehrer says his installers aim to provide sound quality, not necessarily quantity.
He says he doubts the ban will put a squeeze on his business but also understands why there's a need for such a law even if he doesn't outright agree with it.
"If someone's going to play their music to the point where it's an annoyance to everybody blocks away, I could understand where that could potentially be an issue," said Lehrer.
For Frank Reddick it all comes back to the people he serves who say those "bumping systems" are just too much.
"They want to be able to enjoy living in their home without having some much noise that interrupts their lives," said Reddick.
There was a similar state law that was struck down by the Florida Supreme Court late last year.
Reddick says the ordinance passed in Tampa is different and that the city's attorneys advised them that they could move forward and withstand any challenge.
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The maid of honor was Jillian Irvin. The bridesmaids were Bailey Killinger, Devon Strand and Chelsea Killinger. The best man was John Scott. Groomsmen were Brandon Wethington, Tyler Huckstep and Blake Beltran.
The bride is the daughter of Britten and Julie Killinger. She graduated from Hamilton Southeastern High School in 2009 and from Indiana University in 2013. She is currently a kindergarten teacher at ABC Stewart Montessori School in Columbus.
The groom is the son of Lester and Ronda Wethington. He graduated from Western Boone in 2009 and from Indiana University in 2013. He is currently a business analyst at Cummins.
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Question: I have a red LG Xenon phone with a few pictures I've taken over the years (have had it for a while). Is there a way to send those photos to myself or friends using email? I don't have a data plan either, if that makes a difference.
Answer: Yes, you can send pictures from your LG phone using email, and you don't have to have a data plan to do it.
If you can open the picture on your phone and hold the phone vertically in the closed position, you'll see a "Send" option on the lower left side of the screen. Tap "Send" and then "Send To".
Next you'll tap the menu button at the top right of the screen. You'll see options for "Enter Number" and "Enter Email"... which is the menu option you want.
Use the keypad to enter the email address and then press "Send" to deliver it.
I have a Blackberry Torch phone and I'd like to transfer photos the bb to my computer. I was looking at the Blackberry Desktop Manager that has a Bluetooth option, but I'm not sure how to use it. Can you help me with this, and are there any other ways to transfer my pics?
I had to drop my car off at Les Schwab this morning and realized I forgot to bring my cell phone with me, so I couldn't call my wife to let her know how long I'd be.
Fortunately I had my laptop with me and was able to send her a text message using email.
To send SMS text messages to any cell phone in the US using email, just use your 10-digit phone number including area code as the first part of the email address (without any dashes or hyphens).
Use the table below to figure out the last half of the email address for each major phone carrier.
Type your text message as the email subject and don't worry about entering a message body, but remember there's a 140 character limit to text messages so keep it brief just like you would if you were using your cell phone.
Text messaging fees still apply when texting via email.
Question: I read your comments about putting a signature into a Blackberry, but to take this one step further, can I add my company logo to this signature?
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3.68/5 rDev -2.6%
Thanks to Alex for sharing.
Amber in color with a bit of haze and a khaki head. Nice hop aroma of grapefruit, pine, and orange peels. Semi-sweet malt on the nose with caramel and rye. The flavor has a nice balance to it. Toffee sweetness along with some rye to go with a pine flavor and bitterness along with some more citrusy notes, particularly grapefruit. An overall enjoyable libation.
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Thanks to Alex for sharing. This is a homebrew recipe brewed at Rogue for NHC 2012 in Seattle.
A: Amber with a finger of beige froth.
S: Piney with grapefruit and orange. Bready malt and rye. The aroma gives the impression of balance.
T: Bready malt with evident rye flavor. Piney and moderately bitter with some grapefruit. Balanced flavor.
M: Medium body with medium carbonation.
Overall: A solid Rye IPA.
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3.98/5 rDev +5.3%
Bottle pour at the bottle share held at Chloe's inside Golden Road Brewing in Los Angeles, CA.
Pours a murky orange with a foamy khaki head that settles to a small cap on top of the beer. Small streaks of lace form around the glass on the drink down. Smell is of malt, rye, citrus fruit, and citrus zest. Taste is much the same with a honey flavor on the finish. There is a mild amount of hop bitterness on the palate with each sip. This beer has a lower level of carbonation with a slightly crisp mouthfeel. Overall, this is a good beer that is tasty and easy to drink.
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Wry Smile Rye IPA from Rogue Ales
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Are Smaller Schools Better Schools?
Small Schools Not Enough
The researchers warn other school districts that simply creating small schools isn't enough. They advise the following key considerations for districts that want to create small schools.
- Small schools need support from within and outside the system to flourish. All the schools in the Chicago study had outside partners that supported the school. The central administration also needs to support the creation of small schools.
- Small schools succeed only when teachers and administrators have enough time to plan the vision and mission of the school. They must act as a unified team to build the school's structure, rules, and consequences for parents and students.
- School systems must supply ongoing staff development to help teachers identify and use best practices. Schools do better if they rely on data rather than educational trends.
- Being small isn't enough to improve student achievement. Small schools are a key ingredient, not a panacea for improvement. Understand that small schools are fragile and need commitment from staff members to hang in there when times get tough.
Schools Within Schools
One way of creating smaller schools is redesigning large schools to house schools within schools, Wasley said. "I think we are going to have to have some of these great big buildings refitted for a bunch of small schools."
Wasley has support from the nation's top educator. Last fall, Richard W. Riley told the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on the Budget: "And both new and renovated schools should be designed for the kind of education we know works best: smaller schools that create a sense of community and small classrooms in which teachers can provide lots of individual attention."


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Flu Vaccine:
Recent Supply Shortages Underscore Ongoing Challenges
GAO-05-177T: Published: Nov 18, 2004. Publicly Released: Nov 18, 2004.
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Influenza is associated with an average of 36,000 deaths and more than 200,000 hospitalizations each year in the United States. Persons who are aged 65 and older, people with chronic medical conditions, children younger than 2 years, and pregnant women are more likely to get severe complications from influenza than other people. The best way to prevent influenza is to be vaccinated each fall. In early October 2004, one major manufacturer of flu vaccine for the United States announced that its facility's license had been temporarily suspended and it would not be releasing any vaccine for the 2004-2005 flu season. Because this manufacturer was expected to produce roughly one-half of the U.S. flu vaccine supply, the shortage resulting from its announcement has led to concern about the availability of flu vaccine, especially to those at high risk for flu-related complications. GAO was asked to discuss issues related to the supply, demand, and distribution of vaccine for this flu season in the context of the current shortage. GAO based this testimony on products we have issued since May 2001, as well as work we conducted to update key information.
The current vaccine shortage demonstrates the challenges to ensuring an adequate and timely flu vaccine supply. Only three manufacturers produce flu vaccine for the U.S. market, and the potential for future manufacturing problems such as those experienced both this year and to a lesser degree in previous years is still present. When shortages occur, their effect can be exacerbated by the existing distribution system. Under this system, health providers and vaccine distributors generally order a particular manufacturer's vaccine and have limited recourse, even for meeting the needs of high-risk persons, if that manufacturer's production is adversely affected. By contrast, providers who purchased vaccine from a different manufacturer might receive more of their order and be able to vaccinate their high-risk patients. The current situation also reflects another concern: the nation lacks a systematic approach for ensuring that seniors and others at high risk for flu-related complications receive flu vaccine when it is in short supply. Once this year's shortage became apparent, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) took a number of steps to influence distribution patterns to help providers get some vaccine for their high-risk patients. These steps are still playing themselves out, and it will take more time to assess how well they will work. Problems have not been totally averted, however, as there have been media reports of long lines to obtain limited doses of vaccine and of high-risk individuals unable to find a flu vaccination in a timely fashion.
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World Trade Center Health Program:Approach Used to Add Cancers to List of Covered Conditions Was Reasonable, but Could Be ImprovedGAO-14-606: Published: Jul 23, 2014. Publicly Released: Aug 22, 2014.
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Health Prevention:Cost-effective Services in Recent Peer-Reviewed Health Care LiteratureGAO-14-789R: Published: Aug 11, 2014. Publicly Released: Aug 11, 2014.
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Healthcare.gov:Contract Planning and Oversight Practices Were Ineffective Given the Challenges and RisksGAO-14-824T: Published: Jul 31, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 30, 2014.
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Medicaid:Completed and Preliminary Work Indicate that Transparency around State Financing Methods and Payments to Providers Is Still Needed for OversightGAO-14-817T: Published: Jul 29, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 29, 2014.
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Medicaid:Assessment of Variation among States in Per-Enrollee SpendingGAO-14-456: Published: Jun 16, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 16, 2014.
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— Bill Hutchins' quiet life in suburban Chicago was turned upside down –— in a good way —this year when he discovered a large branch of his family tree in Danville.
"It was astounding, almost life changing," he said in a telephone interview. "I thought I had only half of a family."
His Danville-area cousins are just as thrilled at the discovery, and have welcomed Bill and wife Marty into their family.
Miriam Boothe of Perrysville, Ind., said the local relatives are thankful that the couple has come into their lives — and this is the perfect gift for the holiday season.
Search begins
Bill had been brought up by his maternal grandparents, Edward and Mattye Buchanan, in Menasha, Wis., and didn't know anything about his father's side of the family. He was 3 months old when his parents divorced; Bill saw his father, William G., once a year, but the man never spoke about his background and relatives.
Bill, an industrial designer now living in Park Forest, recently compiled a biography of the Buchanans. While researching the Hutchins side, however, he hit dead ends.
In June, Bill went to a genealogy site and entered the name Fred Lew Hutchins (a relative he had heard of) in the search box. He was amazed when a photograph of his great-uncle popped up. That photograph — which had been posted by Salvador Hutchins of Danville — matched one Bill had in an album given to him after his father's death in 1982.
Stunned, Bill e-mailed Salvador immediately, asking: Could we be related?
An hour and a half later, Bill was surprised to receive a phone call from Miriam.
"I called him and everything started," Miriam recalled. "He knew very little about his father's side of the family. He thought all of the Hutchinses were dead."
Miriam filled him in on the family history from the Hutchins side.
Seeing that Bill, 75, was overwhelmed by the revelation, Miriam decided to ease him into the fold. On June 30, she and two of her sisters drove to Park Forest to meet Bill and Marty.
"The meeting could not have been better," she said. "We had a wonderful time."
Without saying a word, Bill reminded her of her grandfather, the Rev. Tobias Hutchins, former pastor at the Second Baptist Church and the Union Baptist Church, both in Danville.
Miriam said she noticed that Bill displays the same sincerity and kindness that defined previous Hutchins patriarchs.
Meeting the clan
Having broken the ice, they decided Bill and Marty should meet the entire Hutchins clan in Danville in October.
"They met a host of new faces — several generations of Hutchins who were eager to exchange family stories and strengthen new bonds," Miriam said.
Bill, who was raised by his grandparents, is used to a quiet life. So, meeting the local relatives was quite a jolt.
"I was surprised at the size and vitality of the family," he said. "My Danville relatives are so alive and so kind — I could have benefited from this kind of relationship and family (while growing up). I would probably be a better person for it."
Bill also was impressed with the youngest relatives, describing the children as respectful and nice, and adding, "I was very happy to see it."
Melting pot
Bill also learned that the Hutchins side of the family is very diverse — with Mexican, African-American, Indian and Caucasian blood.
In addition, he learned that his Danville lineage has historical significance.
The Hutchins family tree includes Bill's cousin, Jan Hutchins, a Danville native who graduated from Yale University and became mayor of Los Gatos, Calif.; Tobias Hutchins, the brother of Bill's grandfather, who gave a eulogy for President Abraham Lincoln's favorite servant and was cited in Bobby Short's book as coming to Danville "like a blast of dynamite"; and historian Fred L. Hutchins, another brother of Bill's grandfather, who's honored with a special day in Memphis, Tenn., each year.
In appreciation for his long-lost family, Bill has decided to give the children a collection of books that his grandmother, Martha Buchanan, read to him when he was young. Miriam said these books, which are more than 70 years old, are part of Bill's legacy and may be his most cherished possession.
Receiving this collection is the highest honor, Miriam said.
She added, "This holiday season, the Hutchins family is counting their blessings. They have been gifted with Bill's stories, his cherished library, and a novel piece of their history."
But most importantly, they added two more members to their loving family.
After meeting his newfound family in October, Bill was driving home from Danville, and he said to his wife: "As long as there are people like this, our country is not in trouble. They're honest, hardworking people. We have a good foundation."
Bill and his relatives are keeping in touch through e-mails and phone calls, and plan future visits.


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We all know it. We have sensed his Chris Paul-esque potential to take over games due to the utter collapse of opposing defenses. You know, when he plays the one man role wrecking ball that is quick and slippery as a greased weasel and finishes with a pretty layup or creative pass to a cutting wing or big.
Ladies and gentlemen, we are watching that happen. We are at a point where we expect that to happen.
I can't cite a specific time when it happened - but Nuggets Nation (myself 100% included) - has invested a lot of trust in Ty. What happened is, we are past the possibility of the "fluke" worries one could possibly have with breakout play of a young talent. He has shown consistently and confidently that he is a leader and initiator o offense. He has the ability to put his imprint on the game at an All Star level. That, my friends - along with fellow N.C. alum Raymond Felton's similar unbridled speed, toughness, leadership, and ability to make things happen. These guys are definitely George Karl guys - you can feel it (pun intended, but remorsefully so).
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- Here is a fair Question: Who is better on defense, Danilo Gallinari or Dirk, the player with which his offensive game is most compared.
- You know whats funny? This team looks a lot like the Milwaukee Bucks when Karl coached them. Just imagine the year is 2011 and you are sitting in front of a much crappier TV. This team played with a similar aggressiveness, speed, and passing ability to the Nuggets - and of course running Karl offense. We make fun of Karl's offense, but his teams score a hell of a lot of points, and win every year.
- A little more Bucks, along with Shaq and Kobe. Together. Yeah, I remember those days, but man this feels like forever ago!! The 2001 playoffs were really interesting that year!
- Have you heard of Headbanditis? It is an often rare medical condition pertaining to head band wearers and their ability to make good basketball decisions. Some players heads get so swollen from headbanditis that they hinder their team's ability to conduct an offense. J.R. took off his headband and has been in a recovery phase from this terrible affliction. Doctors say that in two weeks, he could make a full recovery. That means, in terms of the playoffs, he should be day to day. All Harrington refused to comment.
- The battle for K-Mart continues: It goes like this. First there was Kenyon Martin. Manchild out of Cincinnati. K-Mart. Kenyon "I will dunk on you and call you a bitch" Martin. Then Kevin Martin came along. People said "Kenyon is washed up, Kevin Martin, that sharpshooter from the Sacramento Kings, is the New K-Mart." And then they snickered and snorted down the rest of their fresca. Then, time passed. Everyone in the league realized that Kevin Martin doesn't play defense. And now, again, the title rests with the best K-Mart in the NBA - the (light) blue light special.
- But wait! There is more. The Rockets have been stupid good since the All Star break, even nibbling at the heals of Memphis for a morsel of a chance to continue their season. It won't happen, but Kevin Martin's defense is less bad in Houston, and he has played more consistency from what I have seen. I pose you this question: Which is the better K-Mart? Right now? I still think it is our home town heart of the team. Kenyon "Godzilla dunk I will kill you nasty tattoo lipsneck" Martin.
- Little Known fact: Kenyon Martin is ranked at #1 on most depth charts as the very best of any athletes to get lips Tattooed on their neck. Former Nugget Mark Pope came in 7th.


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First Baptist Church of Leesburg joined forces this Christmas with a non-profit organization called Soles for Souls.
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The church asked it's members to bring in gently-used or new shoes to donate to people in over 120 countries world-wide.
"These shoes will go to people who have no shoes so it will be received so well, it will be such a joy, and I wish I could be there to see them when they get them, that would be a wonderful thing," says Pastor Bobby Harrell, First Baptist Church of Leesburg.
Since 2005, Soles for Souls has given away more than 16-million pairs of new or gently-worn shoes.
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Andy Groves (House Ear Institute) Host: Judith Hirsch (NS)
September 11, 2003
"NIBS Neuroscience Strategic Planning: Kicking Off the Next Round"
Larry Swanson (Director) and Richard Thompson (Scientific Advisor)
September 18, 2003
"Some Thoughts on the Functioning of the Thalamus"
S. Murray Sherman (SUNY, Stony Brook) Host: Judith Hirsch (NB)
October 5, 2003
"The neural basis of object and face perception "
Kalanit Grill-Spector (Stanford University) Host: Bosco Tjan (NS)
September 25, 2003
"Dynamic Assembly of Nascent Synapses"
Craig Garner (Stanford University) Host: Michael Quick (NB)
October 3, 2003 Special Research Mini-Retreat (FRIDAY, HNB auditorium, 9am to 4pm)
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John Osborne is a writer based in Norwich. His first book 'Radio Head' was broadcast as Radio 4's Book of the Week and described as 'captivating' by The Guardian and 'funny, perceptive and charming' by The Daily Telegraph. His second book, 'The Newsagent's Window' was published by Simon&Schuster in 2010.
He has been performing writing and performing poetry since 2006, and is a regular at festivals, including Glastonbury, Latitude, Camp Bestival and the Edinburgh Fringe.He is a member of poetry collective Aisle16, who run Homework, a monthly 'literary cabaret' night at Bethnal Green Working Men's Club.


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8:00am Wednesday 9th November 2011 in Sport By Gary Rose
Phil Smith made a match-winning return to the Swindon Town team last night as the Robins keeper saved three of AFC Wimbledon's penalties to send his side through to the area semi-finals of the Johnstone's Paint Trophy last night.
A stunning strike by Oliver Risser midway through the second half had put Town on course to win the game inside 90 minutes but a late leveller by Rashid Yussuff meant penalties were needed to separate the two sides.
Top scorers Mehdi Kerrouche and Matt Ritchie had both been substituted during normal time, prompting some concerns that Town could see their hopes of playing at Wembley ended.
But Smith, in for the rested Wes Foderingham, had other ideas as he saved spot kicks by Lee Minshull, Ricky Wellard and Chris Bush while Alan Connell, Oliver Risser and Etienne Esajas all scored for Town to seal a 3-1 victory and ensure Town's name is in the hat for the next stage of the competition.
"There was a collaboration between Phil Smith and our goalkeeper coach Domenico Doardo before the game because AFC Wimbledon went through in the last round by penalties," revealed Town boss Paolo Di Canio.
"Most of the penalties (last night) were by the same players so the two discussed what they did and where to dive. It was intelligent from Phil Smith, he took on board what they talked about and what he did was fantastic.
"All the credit goes to Phil Smith because he made fantastic saves so now I am very happy because I have very good goalkeepers."
Smith also directed some of the plaudits to Doardo, adding: "I felt we were the better team and deserved to go through so the goal at the end was disappointing. The lads heads could have gone down after that but they stepped up and scored great penalties to send us through.
"We (myself and Doardo) had a good idea of where they would put them and it turned out correct. It is no coincidence that the one I didn't save was from someone who didn't take one last time so the goalkeeper coach has done fantastically.
"He heped me out fantastically and that is the reason we did well."
Di Canio made six changes to the side that beat Port Vale on Saturday, bringing Risser into midfield while Alan Connell partnered Mehdi Kerrouche in attack. Joe Devera, Raffaele De Vita and Phil Smith were also handed starts.
AFC Wimbledon had also made a number of changes and unsurprisingly the game got off to a scrappy start, with much of the play being contested in midfield.
However, it was the home side who were first to threaten after eight minutes when Matt Ritchie fed a pass aimed for Risser on the edge of their opponents area, but the Namibia international let the ball run through to Connell, who saw an opportunity to shoot but his effort was harmlessly wide.
Town had another chance seven minutes later when they were awarded a free kick some 35 yards from goal but skipper Paul Caddis sends a powerful effort over the bar.
AFC Wimbledon always looked dangerous going forward, with the tricky duo of James Mulley and Christian Jolley always looking to open up chances and it was the former who had the visitors' first real effort midway through the half, but his shot flew comfortably wide of Smith's goal.
But as half time approached the pace of the game picked up and the best chance from either side arrived in the 37th minute when Kerrouche did well to wrong-foot a defender on the left before whipping in a cross that Connell got his head to and Dons keeper Seb Brown did well to palm the ball away.
After a half-chance for Kerrouche early in the second half, Di Canio decided to replace Town's top scorer with Etienne Esajas, and the Dutchman was clearly determined to make an impression as he tested Brown with a couple of well-struck shots from distance.
But it was Risser, who had been quiet for much of the game, who stole the show with another stunning goal to break the deadlock in the 68th minute, pouncing on a loose ball some 25 yards from goal to launch an unstoppable drive into the back of the net.
Town pressed for a second after that and Esajas went close when a stunning shot from almost 40 yards bounced back off the crossbar.
That near miss looked to have proved costly as AFC Wimbledon equalised eight minutes from time when a Minshull shot deflected off a Town player to leave Yussuff with the simple task of prodding the ball into the empty net.
Consequently, penalties were needed to determine a winner and Smith stepped up to the plate to deny three of AFC Wimbledon's four while Town's players scored theirs to seal their passage to the area semi-finals.
The win means Town are just three games away from realising Di Canio's dream of leading his side out at Wembley.
The Italian indicated that he is not bothered who Town get in the area semi-finals as long as they are drawn at home.
"I will be happy with anyone as long as play at home because the atmosphere (last night) was amazing," he added.
"It is not important who we draw because I know we will give our best whoever we play."
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Also well done Alan Connell, Oliver Risser and Etienne Ejasas for 3 superb penalties for Town.
Joe Devera and Etienne Ejasas both impressed in the game, and are maybe challenging for a spell in the first team, but Alan Connell and Mehdi Kerrouche looked poor last night and need to get their act together.
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The 30th Annual Writers of the Future awards ceremony was held on Sunday April 13, at the Wilshire Ebell Theatre. The event had all the glamour and ritz of a major Hollywood movie premiere. And Nancy as one of the award presenters! (more…)
Archive for the 'Appearances' Category
Nancy Helps 30 Years of Supporting New Writers – 18. April, 2014
Hangin' at Emerald City ComiCon – 8. April, 2014
Nancy was at Emerald City ComiCon in Seattle on the last weekend of March, participating in panels and generally wowing the crowds as the voice of Bart, Nelson, Todd, Ralph and many many others! (more…)
An Evening with Nancy Cartwright – 18. September, 2013
Update: Even though the date for this event has passed, you can still watch it. A full recording of the event is available below!
Watch and participate in an Evening with Nancy Cartwright, Thursday, September 19, 2013 at 7:00 pm (PT). (more…)
Inspiration with Nancy – 10. June, 2013
Nancy is interviewed by Inspiration host, Lance Heft, in Season 2 Episode 4 of the series.
Inspiration with Lance Heft is a 30-minute studio and on-location production featuring business leaders, artists, and entertainers sharing their personal stories through in-depth interviews. The show's format provides guests the opportunity to reveal what truly inspires their success, prosperity and contentment in their professional and personal lives. (more…)
Nancy and Happy House Help Lay Down a Mile of Quarters – 26. February, 2013
On February, 23rd, 2013, the West Valley Boys & Girls Club held its 6th Annual Mile of Quarters fundraiser at the Westfield Topanga Mall in Woodland Hills, California. A large group of sponsors and dignitaries supported the effort, including our own Nancy Cartwright and a team from Happy House. Nancy and Happy House were the entertainment sponsors for the event.
And yes, that's a quarter in Nancy's eye! (Click here to see Daily News photos)
An enthusiastic crowd of kids laid down 68,000 quarters to make up the Mile of Quarters. The quarters were laid out on the floor on specially marked carpet, with one square foot equaling $3.25. When the entire mile of quarters is completed, $17,160 will be laid out on the floor.
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Welcome to the Jungle (2013 film)
|Welcome to the Jungle
|Directed by
|Rob Meltzer
|Produced by
|Robert Bevan
Mark Feldstein
Samantha Horley
Justin Kanew
|Written by
|Jeff Kauffman
Doug Magnuson
Jon Greenlagh
|J.C. Van Damme
Adam Brody
Rob Huebel
Kristen Schaal
Megan Boone
Dennis Haysbert
Kristopher Varenberg
|Music by
|Karl Preusser
|Eric Haase
|Edited by
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Welcome to the Jungle is a 2013 comedy film[1] directed by Rob Meltzer. It stars Jean-Claude Van Damme (who makes a foray into comedy), Adam Brody, Rob Huebel, Kristen Schaal, Megan Boone, and Dennis Haysbert. The film premiered at the 2013 Newport Beach Film Festival. The film was released in theatres and for video-on-demand on February 7, 2014. It will be released directly to DVD and Blu-ray in United Kingdom on May 5, 2014.[2][3]
Chris (Adam Brody) is a workplace weakling who doesn't have the courage to stand up to the slick office bully, Phil (Rob Huebel), who steals all his ideas, and he has yet to muster the courage to ask out cute HR manager, Lisa (Megan Boone). Even Chris' only friend, Jared (Eric Edelstein), a sarcastic slacker IT guy who secretly monitors everyone's porn intake, slams Chris for being a sissy.
But when a team-building "wilderness seminar" goes horribly wrong, and unhinged ex-marine teambuilding coach Storm Rothchild (Jean-Claude Van Damme) gets mauled by a tiger, Chris and his co-workers find themselves stranded on a deserted tropical island with no rescue in sight – and someone's going to have to step up and take charge. Phil quickly proclaims himself "God" of the island – but Chris has Boy Scout skills and would be far better suited to lead the group if he could overcome his fear – of everything. Can Chris finally start acting like a man and face Phil, release his inner-beast, get them rescued and get the girl? Or will Phil triumph, as usual, while Chris cowers like an effeminate weakling?
- Jean-Claude Van Damme as Storm Rothchild
- Adam Brody as Chris
- Rob Huebel as Phil
- Kristen Schaal as Brenda
- Kristopher Van Varenberg as Brett
- Bianca Bree as Ashley
- Dennis Haysbert: Mr. Crawford
- Megan Boone as Lisa
- Eric Edelstein as Jared
- Robert Peters as Dale
- Aaron Takahashi as Troy
- Brian Tester as Senior Naval Officer
- Stephanie Lopez as Stephanie
- Mark Sherman as Sailor Bob
- Michael J. Morris as Michael
- Zev Glassenberg as Luther The Intern
The Movie received mixed to negative reviews. Welcome to the Jungle currently holds a 25% rating and average rating 4.3/10 on Rotten Tomatoes based on 8 reviews with 2 fresh reviews and 6 rotten.[4]
- ^ "Van Damme Gets Silly In Two Clips From WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE | Twitch". Twitchfilm.com. 2012-10-28. Retrieved 2014-02-10.
- ^ "Welcome to the Jungle [DVD]: Amazon.co.uk: Megan Boone, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Kristen Schaal, Adam Brody: Film & TV". Amazon.co.uk. 2009-09-09. Retrieved 2014-02-10.
- ^ "Welcome to the Jungle [Blu-ray] [Region Free]: Amazon.co.uk: Megan Boone, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Kristen Schaal, Adam Brody: Film & TV". Amazon.co.uk. 2009-09-09. Retrieved 2014-02-10.
- ^ http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/welcome_to_the_jungle_2013/
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Editor's Note: The following is a news release issued by Rider University.
How do two celebrity parents of three multinational children attending New Jersey public schools make it work every day?
Stage and screen performer Christine Ebersole and her husband, artist Bill Moloney, will discuss balancing the roles they must play between being parents and celebrities in today's world in "The New Normal" on Wednesday, March 6, from 6 to 7 p.m.
This informative event, part of the Rider University School of Education's 100th Anniversary celebration, will be in the Yvonne Theater on Rider's Lawrence Township campus, 2083 Lawrence Rd. (Route 206 South).
Christine Ebersole has captivated audiences throughout her performing career, from the Broadway stage to television series and specials, films, concerts and recordings.
A two-time Tony Award winner, her stage credits include 42nd Street, Grey Gardens and Dinner at Eight, and she has appeared in such major motion pictures as Amadeus, Tootsie and My Girl 2.
A former Saturday Night Live cast member, Ebersole appeared regularly on such television shows as Ugly Betty, Will and Grace, and most recently, Sullivan and Son on TBS.
The New Normal is sponsored by the School of Education. For more information, contact the School of Education at 609-896-5048.


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As the Steve Irwin's ropes are tied off and the crew exits to reunite with their friends, the mild weather turns quickly to cold rain. On the wet dock, the width of a small four-lane road, kids start kicking a ball with crew members and asking questions. "Is this ship American?" "Where was it built?" "Was it built for this?" "Do you have any weapons onboard?" "Is Paul Watson with you?"
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Behind the younger boys asking questions, an 18-year-old hangs back, listening intently, hair neatly parted to the left, purple shoes darkened by the rain. His name is Jacob, which he first pronounces yay-cub.
The kids ask why Sea Shepherd is here, and Johnson tells them, "We like you guys." He explains his love for animals but adds that like some of the volunteers, "I'm a meat eater. But at the same time I don't believe in killing whales or dolphins."
Jacob speaks up. "But we're not hunting the whales; we're harvesting the whales."
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"Exactly." Jacob is soft-spoken and holding an umbrella to shield himself from the near-horizontal rain.
"But right now, because there's so much pollution in the oceans, there's a high mercury content in the whales, and I don't want you guys, not one of you, to have to eat poison whale meat with mercury in it," Johnson says. Contaminants are not unknown to the Faroese, who gently point out that they are not responsible for poisoning the oceans. Earlier in the summer, the Faroese government said that because of contaminants, adults should never eat whale kidneys or liver and "eat at most one meal of pilot whale meat and blubber per month," while women who are pregnant or breast-feeding or who will be pregnant within three months should not eat whale meat, and those who plan to have children should never eat whale blubber.
Later, Jacob concedes that eating whale meat is "not common anymore," but isn't eating it, he asks, "a human right?"
"It is, but I don't want your mom or dad to be feeding that to you. I want you to have that right."
"How about cigarettes? We don't tell you you can't smoke cigarettes," Jacob says.
"Yeah, I don't smoke cigarettes, but if you want to, hey, you can kill yourself with a cigarette."
"Why can't we kill whales?"
"Well, you can if you want. We're just trying to raise awareness to everybody."
As the debate goes on—polite, calm, direct—the kids challenge the crew members about an earlier story on Sea Shepherd's website that used a photo of a Faroese man with a grind knife and suggested it was a threat; the kids insist the crew of the Bardot had just asked to see the knife. They also talk about Japanese whaling, which Jacob says he opposes. Regarding Sea Shepherd, he mostly objects to "the ridicule that you send to the rest of the world about Faroe Islands," he says—the graphic photos of dead whales are the only images the world sees of his country. What if the only images of the United States were from inside slaughterhouses?
After the crowd clears, crew members head off to a pub in town or back to the ship, to their thin mattresses on plywood bunks in shared rooms or to the lounge with worn couches and easy chairs next to the mess where Watson and the crew have watched DVDs of such TV shows as Dexter and True Blood. Fiona McCuaig spends her eight p.m. to 12 a.m. watch guarding the corrugated metal plank with a hand-painted crew only sign at its end—the vessel's only security. Crew members come and go. In the artificial light of the ship, McCuaig's eyes seem blue with a hint of green; she makes eye contact and says hello to every car that passes, her Australian accent lingering on the vowels. The vehicles mostly contain people who seem curious, kids waving from backseats, but some men stop their cars and stare, presumably whaling foremen or others directly involved in the grind. She waves at them too.
"First, you need to empathize with them," McCuaig says. "If I lived on these islands and grew up in the same situation as you, I'd probably be thinking the same as you." She understands arguments like Jacob's. "We've got blood on our hands. We have all these horrible factory farms," she says. "I'm from Australia, and we are so bad. We kill all these kangaroos, and we shoot possums. We are not perfect either."
Sea Shepherd left the Faroe Islands in late August, and shortly thereafter two grinds took place. The organization had declared victory, saying, "Our mere watchful presence prevented any killings" because "Faroese police ordered that no grinds…would be allowed for as long as the Sea Shepherd ships were in Faroese waters." The Faroese government said the opposite. Kate Sanderson says that the lack of grinds "was not due to any official decision to stop whaling. No such decision was made by the Ministry of Fisheries, which is the authority responsible for the regulation of whaling in general." The grinds that took place after Sea Shepherd's departure, she says, were predictable. "Had they had a better understanding of Faroese life and culture they may have known that early September is the season for catching young fulmar around the coast, which is done close to shore from small boats. There is quite often a whale drive at this time of the year, as there are more boats out and about than usual."
A few months later, Watson—his fleet of three ships (the third is named Bob Barker after the game show host, who donated $5 million after a conversation with Watson) preparing to return to the Southern Ocean once again after Japan announced its intention to resume whaling—says he won't know the impact of the Faroe Islands campaign until Animal Planet broadcasts the episodes. "I think what we've proven here is that the most powerful weapon in the world is the camera," he says.
In truth, the cameras mostly captured the monotony of the campaign: circling the islands, sending the helicopter to investigate what usually turned out to be races or festive gatherings. There were also Sea Shepherd's own blunders, like having the acoustic devices they planned to place around the islands confiscated as they tried to transport them in a van via a ferry. Instead of action in the small boats, there were trips to view whale bones underwater and encounters with the Faroese, including a local politician who stood on the dock near the Bardot in front of small tables stacked with containers of whale meat, telling a Sea Shepherd volunteer, "You are a vegetarian; you stick to the apple," adding, "Adolf Hitler was the best-known vegetarian in world history." The camera in his face, he said Paul Watson "needs bit of drama, doesn't he? He needs a bit of sensation on television to con more people out of more money, eh?" Of course, that's exactly what he was providing.
Still, Watson characterizes the response as successful. "The Faroese strategy was smart in one way: They actually didn't do anything. They were very concerned about the cameras. We just did our patrols and found whales, and escorted the whales around and did interviews with people, but nobody really confronted us or anything," he says.
Sea Shepherd has been concerned about cameras too. "They kept expecting that we were going to manipulate it and make them look terrible and that the show wasn't going to be good for them," executive producer Bronstein says. "Everybody wants to control how they're seen and how they're perceived, and the more you try to control how you're seen, the less control you have. What I always tell my cast at the beginning of every shoot is if you are emotionally naked and vulnerable, the audience will love you. And if you hold back and try to control how the cameras see you, the audience will sense it and you will not win fans. Nobody ever believes me until season two."
Sanderson says the Faroese are anxious about Whale Wars. "We have always been fully open with the media about whaling, and we have been cooperating with foreign journalists for decades, so there was no reason not to help them with access to accurate information and relevant expertise," she says. "But the important distinction is that this time we were not dealing with documentary filmmakers or news reporters but quite a different kind of media product altogether. So we await the outcome with a certain sense of foreboding."
Will seeing themselves and their way of life on television change the Faroese? Will kids, like those on the dock, find new appreciation for their cultural traditions now that they've been attacked by outsiders? Or will external forces like pollution make the decision for everyone?
"It's pretty amazing to see how strong they believe in this," camera operator Jillian Morris says later. She is referring to Sea Shepherd's volunteers but could have been talking about the Faroese—or herself, Brake and the other Whale Wars crew members. "I just have a new tremendous, positive outlook on what they're doing," she says. "Whether you agree with their tactics or what they're doing, at least appreciate the commitment and the passion they have."


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It might sound impossible now, but over the next year the Oklahoma City Thunder will have to make some serious decisions regarding their cap situation. I'm not sure how many of you have followed the situations with Chesapeake Energy (who's CEO is a minority owner in Thunder and who's majority owner is a major investor in) have major financial issues, especially with cash flow.
Add to that, the Thunders small market, and the stiff new luxury tax coming in 2014, it's HIGHLY unlikely Westbrook, Harden, Durant and Ibaka are all on the team by 2014. The owners have hinted, they will not be paying the tax or become repeat offenders.
While they are on the verge of potentially winning an NBA title, it's not inconceivable for them to consider trading one in the offseason before Harden and Ibaka become restricted free agents.
First, let's analyze their cap situation entering 2013/14
Durant- 18.7 million
Westbrook- 17.5 million
Perkins- 8.5 million
Thabo- 3.9 million
Collison- 2.6 million
Aldrich- 3.2 mil (team option)
Jackson- 1.3 mil (team option
Hayward- 2.1 million (team option)
Harden- 7.5 million QUALIFYING OFFER
Ibaka- 3.3 million QUALIFYING OFFER
Assuming they pick up team options on rookie deals and not counting any other rookies they bring in this draft, they are committed to approximately 57.8 million.
Giving them less than 13 mil before they hit the tax. Ibaka at lowest will get 8 million, and is much more likely to get 10+ being a young productive big man. Harden, will approach max-money. There is no way they can keep both without paying the tax. So what are their options?
Obviously, Durant being traded is off the table. They won't trade their best player.
Which leaves 1 of the other 4 main players (perkins included). Assuming they don't draft a center who can replace Perkins on a rookie deal (I don't put it past presti), they won't give up their center. Next I believe, there is no way they won't resign Ibaka to an extension. He's vital to their defense. His offensive game is growing, and he's the youngest player on the team. His contract will be lowest dollar figure of there 4 youngest players and could easily appear a bargain. As hard as it would be, it comes down to Westbrook or Harden having to go.
Personally I don't think they'd trade Westbrook and certainly not until next summer. But if given the choice, perhaps they would take Curry and Jefferson or Biedrins for him. In Steph they get a PG who is still very good, but not going to command max money. He is likely to be around 8-11 mil, which would save them enough to stay out of the deep tax long term. This is still unlikely to happen, because OKC value Westbrook as a core piece. The second, and more likely option, which Marc Spears mentioned. Potentially trading Harden at a high, before he has to sign an extension this summer. He'll surely get a lot of money on the market next year. He's potentially lining up to be the best SG in NBA for the next decade. He's only 22 and improving daily. While it'd be undoubtedly a step back in the short term, OKC might like a Klay Thompson + #7 pick for Harden offer.
Sure SG isn't a need for us, and Klay can't do with Harden does for them, but it makes sense for both sides. We may not need a SG, but we do need top level talent. A Curry/Harden backcourt might be best in nba for a decade. Harden on any other team with more touches is a guaranteed all star. And he gets to line as good as anyone in NBA. For OKC, they lose talent, but they gain 2 rookie deals, which gives them the ability to stay under the tax.
My personal opinion? I would do either trade in a heart beat. Either backcourt combo, if we pulled it off, would be much more balanced than Curry/Klay backcourt. Both are long shots, but options which should be explored.
This team needs a talent upgrade. It needs toughness. It needs to know learn to win, and what better than young players who are already winning and display the right mentality. More than anything, our team is painfully plain, and needs some flavor. And who better than the NBA's two best dressers
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