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Ring of Combat returned with "ROC AMXIII" from Schuetzen Park in North Bergen, New Jersey. This 10-bout event featured 2 title fights (lightweight and middleweight) and had 4 stoppages throughout the stacked lineup of some of the East Coast's top amateur fighters. ROC has conquered the professional circuit in the Tri-State area and now looks to do the same with its amateur series.
In the main event, Frank Buenafuente (5-0) defeated Mark Agnew (3-3-1) via decision for the ROC Amateur Lightweight Title. The undefeated Buenafuente, made good in his first attempt at championship gold by keeping Agnew off balance and mixing up his attacks throughout the three round fight. Buenafuente is a grinder and likes to outwork his opponents and wear them down. This strategy has proven successful as he has won 4 of 5 fights by decision and continues to impose his will and offset his opponents through strong wrestling and constant striking. Agnew posed one of the toughest tests to date as he would not go away and was in Buenafuente's face whenever he could get to him. The future looks bright for both of these up and coming fighters.
In the second title bout of the night Eddie Lenoci (6-1) defeated Joseph Curcio (2-3) by armbar in round two to defend his ROC Amateur Middleweight Title. Lenoci has never had a fight go to the third round as he has stopped all of his opponents, usually by submission, making him one of the most sought after amateurs on the East Coast because of his exciting style. Lenoci might want to consider turning pro as he has conquered the amateur ranks and now is ready for the big time.
You won't find a more sizzling card then this. Be sure to catch all of the action on video on demand as Ring of Combat presents "ROC AMXIII" exclusively on pay-per-view at GFL.tv.
You won't find a more sizzling card then this. Be sure to catch all of the action on video on demand as Ring of Combat presents "ROC AMXIII" exclusively on pay-per-view at GFL.tv.
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POSTED: Saturday, July 21, 2012 - 5:05pm
UPDATED: Saturday, July 21, 2012 - 5:14pm
HENDERSON COUNTY — Coffee City kidnapping and murder suspect Jackie Guthrie was found in Galveston late last night and taken into police custody.
The 19-year-old Tiffany Hurd whom he kidnapped...is safe...and today she's back at home.
On Friday night, East Texans who knew Chantel Barrett and Tiffany Hurd held a prayer vigil...in rememberance of Barret who had been allegedly murdered by Jackie Guthrie the night before...and to pray for Hurd's safe return -- she's pregnant with Guthrie's child.
Just a few hours later, their prayers were answered.
Tiffany's mother Rhonda Brown tells KETK, she got a call from her cousin.
"She stated that my daughter had been found and she was located in Galveston. And they found them at a bar or something like that," Brown said.
Knowing her daughter was safe...she could rest easy.
"I can say that I got a lot of sleep last night...and a lot of burdens just kind of lifted up off of me," she said.
KETK was there Saturday morning as Tiffany's family brought her home...wrapped up in a blanket, she was understandably too upset to speak on camera about her horrific experience.
"Right now, she's just been a little bit distraught right now...but she's doing ok. She's...you know, she's kind of let down from a lot of things but...feeling a lot of sympathy for the parents that lost her best friend," she said.
Brown says she appreciates all the prayers that Tiffany would be ok...and she is...a happy ending that is hard to come by in situations like this.
And a testimony she hopes to share with others.
"I just wanna say to the family of Mr. Guthrie that...we are praying for him...that he have a change in his life," Brown said.
KETK spoke with Henderson County Sheriff Ray Nutt this morning -- who tells KETK Guthrie is still in the custody of officials in the Galveston area...he'll be brought back to Henderson County within the next few days.

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I have a N9 connected in SDK mode. But when I try to create a "New Device Configuration Setup" from QtCreator; an error appears when I try to deploy just created SSH keys. Device address and password are givens as N9's SDK Connectivity application provides them.
USB Cable: Connected
Connection: USB
IP address: 192.168.2.15
Password: nhxmxc
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Bettendorf's Caitlin Wernentin, Danielle Pennington and Anna Wiley combined for 45 of Bettendorf's 54 kills as the seventh-ranked Bulldogs upset No. 3 Dubuque Hempstead in five sets, 24-26, 31-29, 17-25, 25-21, 16-14 in Class 5A first round action at the Iowa Girls State Volleyball Tournament Wednesday afternoon.
Wernentin had 16 kills to lead Bettendorf while Pennington added 15 kills and Anna Wiley had 14 kills and nine block assists.
Dubuque Hempstead's Audrey Reeg had 30 kills with three service aces and 18 digs.
Bettendorf (21-11) will face Urbandale or Pleasant Valley at noon Friday on Court 2. Dubuque Hempstead ends its year at 29-7.


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In the Jan. 30 edition of The Daily News, I just read there were 12 homeless people in Newburyport. I can't imagine how life must be for these people. If everyone in Newburyport gave $1, the 12 would have $17,000 or $1,416 each. I would imagine that would make a difference. There must be a charity fund that gathers money for the homeless. Maybe The Daily News could tell us where that is. I'd be pleased to start it with $100.
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Item: Slushflow Disasters in Japan and its Characteristics
Title: Slushflow Disasters in Japan and its Characteristics
Proceedings: Proceedings of the 1994 International Snow Science Workshop, Snowbird, Utah, USA
- S. Kobayashi
- K. Izumi
- 1. Kamiishi
Date: 1994
Abstract: Slushflow or slush avalanches are described as the rapid mass movements of water-saturated snow that most commonly occur during the early part of snowmelt season. In Japan slush avalanches are a major natural hazard on the eastern slope ot Mt. Fuji. In spite ot recent warmer and less snow winter years some slushflow disasters occurred not only at Mt. Fuji but also in some small rivers at Tohoku and Hokuriku. districts. These slushflow disasters were reported. To study characteristics ot slushflow, the measurements of impact force· and viscosity of slush were carried out. Our experiments have shown that the slush behaves as "pseudoplastic" of non-Newtonian fluid with coagulational structures.
Language of Article: English
Presenters: Unknown
Keywords: natural hazard, large slushflows, triggering mechanisms, flow regimes, human challenges
Subjects: slushflows snowmelt slush avalanche
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Lottery officials say the next Mega Millions prize could surpass last year's record of $656 million.
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Rock legend Weller to front Westonbirt gig (From The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald)
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Rock legend Weller to front Westonbirt gig
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Legendary Paul Weller is to appear live at the Westonbirt Arboretum this summer as part of the Forestry Commission's ForestLive concert programme.
Few performers have enjoyed the kind of success and influence over four decades that Paul Weller has: six era-defining albums with The Jam; five with The Style Council and eleven as a solo artist including his most recent Number One release 'Sonik Kicks', the follow-up to 2010's Mercury Music Prize nominated 'Wake Up The Nation'.
The ever-changing Weller continues to garner acclaim from the media, respect from his peers and adulation from his loyal fan base, ensuring the mantle of being one of the greatest singer-songwriters of British popular music.
Forest Live is an independent programme organised by the Forestry Commission bringing music to new audiences without commercial branding or sponsorship. Income from the concerts is spent on improving the woodland for both people and wildlife. Having performed previously to capacity crowds in 2004 and 2009, Paul Weller said: "It will be good for me to be back in the woods. I really enjoy the unique atmosphere of these gigs as do the fans."
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Revoan, Seafield Avenue, Grantown on Spey is an impressively restored detached house standing in its own mature grounds of approximately 1 acre. Located in an elevated position off Seafield Avenue in Grantown On Spey the property is approached via double iron gates past the charming lochan alon... More details ›
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After a long week of classes and exams, I always end up feeling stressed. My teammates and friends will be the first to admit that I am not fun to be around when I'm feeling stressed. One of my favorite things to do to relax on the weekends is to bake. (My floormates definitely agree!)
The first thing I do is climb up on a chair to bring down my box of baking supplies, which Soccer Mom got me for my birthday back in September. Right now, cookie sheets and racks are overflowing out the top of it. I literally begin to feel a sense of relief when I pull the bowls, spoons, measuring cups, and timer out. Why? Because they're PINK, of course.
Who doesn't want pink bowls to cook in?!? (Rhetorical question.) My mom found these KitchenAid supplies and knew that I just HAD to have them. They're from the Cook for the Cure collection and they're just so stinking cute.
My favorite is definitely the timer. Considering the fact that the oven in our common room is ancient (no, seriously!) a timer is absolutely necessary. I miss the convection ovens at home! I always have to turn the sheets half way. Otherwise, I'll have half a batch of crispy cookies and half a batch of dough.
I have this thing where I like to bake all the cookies before letting anyone touch them. Unfortunately, the people on my floor and I don't see eye to eye. The cookies spend less than 20 seconds on the racks. And a good fourth of the dough gets eaten before it even sees the inside of the so-called-oven.
I'm going to include Soccer Mom's recipe for Chocolate Chip Cookies. They're the best out there. No, really, they are.
2 1/4 cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon salt
1 cup Crisco (the sticks of Crisco are perfect!) PS you HAVE to use Crisco. Nothing else.
3/4 cup granulated sugar
3/4 cup packed brown sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 large eggs
2 cups (12 oz) chocolate chips
Preheat oven to 375º F
Combine flour, baking soda, and salt in a bowl and then set that aside. Mix the Crisco, granulated and brown sugar, and vanilla together. (Really mix the Crisco well. It should be creamy.) Add eggs. Slowly add in the flour mixture. Here is where I recruit a strong boy to mix it all the together. Then add the chips.
I think a cookie dough scooper (it looks like a mini ice-cream scooper) is imperative for perfectly round and even cookies. Plus, it keeps your fingers clean! For smaller sheets, make 3x3 rows of dough and for larger 3x4.
Bake for 9-11 minutes. I recommend checking half-way through to make sure they're cooking evenly. Remove from oven and let cool completely.
Happy Baking :)
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Vernon County was designated as part of the Freedom's Frontier Region in 2006 by the United States Congress.
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The area of Central Baltimore is packed with diverse and vibrant neighborhoods, verdant parks, transit options, and countless community amenities. In the interests of promoting this regional jewel, the Central Baltimore Partnership contracted with Old Goucher design firm Post Typography to create a series of maps that highlight the assets, neighborhoods, and new development projects in the Central Baltimore region. We hope the Composite Plan will serve as a valuable marketing tool and a great way to showcase the many community groups, businesses, institutions, and amenities that make this area great.
After an extensive design process, we're excited to announce the release of these maps to the general public. Download the maps here and feel free to share with friends and colleagues [PDF]!
The Central Baltimore Partnership, with generous support provided by the Johns Hopkins University, the Baltimore Regional Neighborhoods Initiative in the State of Maryland's Department of Housing and Community Development, and the Robert W. Deutsch Foundation, proudly announce of the release of the HCPI Community Spruce-Up Grant program. Please find the application and info sheet at the links below.
All groups interested in submitting an application must attend a mandatory pre-application meeting on February 5, 2013 at Miller's Court (2601 N Howard St, Baltimore, MD) at 6:30pm.
Application for the inaugural Round 1 of the HCPI Community Spruce-Up Grant program (DOC)
RSVP for the pre-application meeting here (external link)
Info sheet with more information about the HCPI Spruce Up Grant Program can be found here (PDF)
BALTIMORE, MD (October 7, 2013) - Maryland Legislature's Speaker Michael Busch and Maryland Housing and Community Development Secretary Ray Skinner announced that Central Baltimore Partnership (CBP) is the recipient of a $1.485 million grant for 12 projects within their area of operation through the Baltimore Regional Neighborhood Initiative (BRNI).
"This grant represents an extraordinary opportunity for the neighborhoods of Central Baltimore to continue their forward progress. The recipients represent the range of needs critical to make this community robust and ensure that its residents trust it to be a safe and vibrant place to live, work, and be engaged citizens," said Fred Lazarus IV, president of the Maryland Institute College of Art and chairman of the CBP. [...] READ FULL RELEASE
The Homewood Community Partners Initiative (HCPI) began with an announcement by the Johns Hopkins University president and the trustees had taken the decision to make a special investment in the area next to south of the Homewood campus. The adopted policy framework identified 11 neighborhoods and five topics of concern: clean and safe neighborhoods; blight elimination and housing creation; public education; commercial and retail development; local hiring and purchasing; and workforce development. Hopkins then engaged Joseph McNeely, Executive Director of the Central Baltimore Partnership, to design and facilitate a board community engagement process to identify a strategic, integrated set of programs and investments.
Over seven months the HCPI process consulted with, involved and mobilized the commitment of virtually all stakeholders in the 11 neighborhood areas. The resulting report, Homewood Community Partners Initiative, a Call to Action: Findings and Recommendations, set forth a common vision for the future are, a concise set of strategies for realizing that vision, and the series of program recommendations for advancing those strategies. It calls on a broad range of public, private, and nonprofit interest to collaborate in pursing those strategies and implementing those programs.
During the fall and winter of 2012 various institutions, organizations and neighborhood groups within the 10 neighborhoods reviewed the recommendations and made commitments to be collaborators in and to provide resources for implementing the HCPI agenda. The Central Baltimore Partnership, with support from JHU, has been facilitating collaborative implementation of the recommendations. In December, JHU's president, Ron Daniels, made the first financial commitment, $10 million over five years, toward the total $60 million budget of the HCPI recommendations. Governor Martin O'Malley also made a commitment through the Central Baltimore Partnership, incorporating $3 million in his capital budget for FY 14, the first installment of what is expected to be a multiyear state infusion of resources. The Mayor has committed the city and its agencies to implementing specific recommendations.
The Central Baltimore Partnership established jointly with JHU a 27 member HCPI Task Force, representing a cross-section of stakeholders, to serve as an advisory committee on implementation and on JHU's commitment to implementation. Partnership and JHU staff have been working with existing programs identified for expansion in the HCPI report; and with small ad hoc teams on recommendations for new programs. Proposals for expanding existing programs are being reviewed by stakeholders and the HCPI task force and taken to a variety of funding sources, in some cases including JHU. As soon as resources and capabilities are in place, program expansions will be implemented. The ad hoc teams will be producing fully formed concepts which identify goals, activities, program operators and resource requirements for each of the new programs. These will be reviewed with stakeholders, the HCPI task force and the Central Baltimore Partnership Steering Committee.
Existing programs being planned for expansion: Healthy Neighborhoods; Live near Your Work; school improvement strategies at Margaret Brent and Barclay public schools; public safety.
New programs being developed: development financing gap fund; housing sales campaign; Neighborhood Small Grants Fund.
Over the winter and spring, neighborhood organizations and other stakeholders have also been reviewing the recommendations for community improvements that involve public space and streets, traffic, public safety and other quality of life issues. These are being prioritized and task forces set up on the leading issues.
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The San Francisco 49ers will make the long trip across the country to take on the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass., on Sunday night with the whole world watching. It will be an opportunity for both teams to test themselves against one another in a potential Super Bowl preview.
The Patriots' home-field advantage and offensive firepower coupled with the superior point differential have the oddsmakers looking for New England to both win and cover the spread. According to OddsShark, they are favored by 5.5 points after the opening line was just 3.
That's indicative of this game being a hard-fought contest that should go the Patriots' way, and is also evidence that the 49ers are still a legitimate threat to the Patriots' quest for NFL supremacy as they are believed to play within a touchdown of the prolific Patriots.
The game figures to be that of a playoff atmosphere as both the Niners and Patriots sit atop their respective divisions.
It's a classic East vs. West battle where each team's strength will be put to the test.
Points spread: New England -5.5
Over / Under: 47
Will they cover?: 63% of those polled via OddsShark believe new England will cover the spread


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Right, so I'm bored and I've got nothing better to do, so I figured I'd try and preview the ten other Big Televen teams after doing as little research as possible. The point is to see if I my totally half-assed predictions are better than the crap you get from "experts". This will not be correct, and it won't be funny either. Done in alphabetical order, of course.
I have to to do this? Really?
(Thanks to BHGP for writing about Iowa, or else I wouldn't know anything.)
THE STORY: Iowa is a hive of scum and villainy.
YOUTUBE SAYS: There is no youtube in Iowa because there is no electricity in Iowa.
GOOGLE IMAGE SEARCH SAYS: See above.
Kirk Ferentz, 11th year, 82-74
Ken O'Keefe will be at the helms again. This means Iowa will run off tackle, run tight end screens, and run quarterback bootlegs to the opposite direction of the quarterback's throwing hand.
Ricky Stanzi. Improved steadily last year, and should be a fairly solid passer this year. However, the occasional STANZIBALL thrown into triple coverage is somewhat likely.
Behind him are two redshirt freshmen.
Jewel Hampton will probably be the starter. Iowa keeps churning out good tailbacks and I expect this to continue.
Behind him are some other guys whose names I don't know and some guy called "Paki O' Meara".
OFFENSIVE LINE: I have no clue. They should be good though.
TIGHT END: Tony Moeaki is pretty good, but he has a knack for being injured. Alan Reisner is the other guy. Don't know anything about him.
WIDE RECEIVER: Derrell Johnson-Koulianos is pretty good. Behind him are two guys who don't at all sound like white Iowa receivers: Colin Sandeman and Trey Stross.
DEFENSE: Should be one of the best in the Big Ten.
DEFENSIVE LINE: The ends look to be good to excellent. The tackles, of course, are the big question mark with the departure of Mitch King and Matt Kroul. Should be adequate.
LINEBACKERS: The impeccably named Pat Angerer (Pronounced "Anger") will start in the middle. He's pretty good. Next to him will either be the also pretty good A.J. Edds and either Jeremiha Hunter or Jeff Tarpinian. Iowa is likely to have the second best linebacking unit in the conference, behind yours truly.
SECONDARY: At corner, Amari Spievey, who is pretty good, will start. Dunno about the other spot. Tyler Sash will start at one of the safety spots. The other safety spot will probably go to Brett Greenwood, who has been the butt of "EPIC GREENWOOD" jokes at BHGP for about a year or two now.
9/5 Northern Iowa (Win)
9/12 at Iowa State (Win)
9/19 Arizona (Probable win)
9/26 at Penn State (Tossup)
10/3 Arkansas State (Win)
10/10 Michigan (Probable win)
10/17 at Wisconsin (Tossup)
10/24 at Michigan State (Tossup)
10/31 Indiana (Win)
11/7 Northwestern (Tossup)
11/14 at Ohio State (Tossup)
11/21 Minnesota (Win)
WORST CASE SCENARIO: Stanzi does not continue improving, Hampton is average, the receivers and tight ends are weak, allowing defenses to key on the run, the offensive line is average. The front defensive seven is very good, the secondary is weak. Losses to Penn State, Wisconsin, Michigan State, and Ohio State. 8-4.
BEST CASE SCENARIO: Stanzi is the second best passer in the conference, the trend of solid Iowa tailbacks continues, the receivers are good enough, Moeaki stays healthy, and the offensive line and front defensive line are excellent, while the secondary is good. 12-0 is possible.
Stanzi is a reliable passer, the trend of solid Iowa tailbacks continues, the receivers are good enough, as are the tight ends and the offensive line. The defensive front seven is excellent, the secondary is average, but good enough against most teams. Losses to Penn State and Michigan State and (in an upset) Northwestern, but a big win over Ohio State. 9-3.


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EAPPI News June-August 2012
The current Group of EAs range in age from their early 20s to 60s and come from Ecuador, South Africa, Finland, Norway, Switzerland, the UK, Ireland, the Philippines, Sweden, Colombia, Austria, Canada and Uruguay. The group comes from a range of professional backgrounds including church ministry, TV acting, nursing and journalism. So far, Group 44 has already documented numerous human rights abuses including 'price tag' graffiti, settler violence and the arrests of children. They have also been exposed to a range of different points of view from Israelis including peace activists, residents who face rocket fire from Gaza, and West Bank settlers.
To hear more about what Group 44 is up to, check out this selection of their latest blogs at: http://eappi.org/en/news/ea-reports.html
FOCUS ON: Yanoun
Villagers in Yanoun now have a new UK-funded computer lab and audio-visual room to learn new skills and watch films. The British Consul-General in Jerusalem, Sir Vincent Fean, village head Rashed Murrar and EAPPI opened the new facility on the 17 July.
The opening of the computer lab gave a much-needed boost to the tiny village at a time when it is suffering from an upsurge in violence from the neighbouring settlement of Itamar. In an incident documented by the EAPPI Yanoun team on 7 July, a settler attack on farmers ended with five Palestinians being injured, their sheep stabbed and fields set alight.
EAPPI's South Hebron Hills team has been closely monitoring the situation in the village of Susiya, which has Israeli demolition orders on 50 buildings. This means 160 people face losing their homes, and UK, German, Australian and Polish-funded aid projects are also at risk. EAs accompanied the villagers and provided support as it appeared the demolition orders were about to be carried out, and in Geneva EAPPI Programme Associate Anne Marie Vuignier addressed the UN Human Rights Council about the village's plight. Many former EAs responded to an Urgent Action Appeal to support Susiya's fight for surival. A legal challenge by Rabbis for Human Rights has bought the village more time, but international pressure is still needed to ensure the demolitions aren't carried out in the future.
Firing Zone 918
EAs have visited their countries' diplomatic representatives to highlight their concerns about Firing Zone 918. This plan to establish an Israeli army training area in the South Hebron Hills involves the mass demolition of eight Palestinian villages and the displacement of up to 1, 500 residents. EAPPI is closely monitoring this case, which is currently before the Israeli High Court of Justice.
CHURCH NEWS: Church of England endorses EAPPI
The scope and witness of the EAPPI program in the UK and Ireland is being strengthened following a key vote in the Church of England synod on 9 July. The synod broadly rejected a campaign led by the Board of Deputies of British Jews aimed at discrediting the program, instead voting 201 to 54 to strengthen links with EAPPI. We would like to thank the church leaders and Israeli peace groups who sent messages of support.
US Presbyterians' knife-edge vote against divestment
On 5 July, the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church USA narrowly rejected a resolution requiring the church to divest its $20 million of investments in Caterpillar, Motorola, and Hewlett-Packard over the ties of these companies to the Israeli occupation of the West Bank and East Jerusalem. The vote at the PCUSA's General Assembly in Pittsburgh was 333-to-331.
However, the PCUSA, like the Methodists, has voted overwhelmingly to boycott goods produced in Israeli settlements in the West Bank.
EAPPI ADVOCACY: Media briefing on settler violence
On 11 July, EAPPI joined forces with several UN agencies, the Israeli NGO B'tselem and Palestinian human rights group al-Haq to brief international correspondents in Ramallah about increasing levels of settler violence and a lack of accountability. The briefing on the latest facts and figures was followed by a press trip to the village of Beit Illu to meet farmers whose olive groves have been destroyed. The event was covered by media outlets around the world including AFP, the ABC and Haaretz.
EAs press European Union on human rights
From 4-8 June, a group of 8 former EAs made an advocacy trip to Brussels to urge the European Union to promote human rights in the occupied Palestinian territories. Their visit to Brussels included more than 50 meetings with members of the European Parliament, as well as diplomats and other senior officials. The EAs focused on the worsening situation in Area C of the West Bank, and called on the EU to include safeguards in all agreements with Israel to ensure that illegal Israeli settlements do not receive any advantages, and also called the EU not to endorse any new agreements or protocols with Israel until Israel makes tangible progress towards respecting its obligations under international law.
EAPPI briefs UN Committee and Special Rapporteur
On 12 July, EAPPI's Advocacy Officer Nader Hanna travelled to Amman to brief the UN Special Committee on Israeli Practices and the Special Rapporteur on the oPT about settler violence and forced displacement of Palestinians in Area C.
In a statement issued after the briefings from a range of NGOs, the Special Committee delivered a strong message reflecting many of EAPPI's concerns: "The mass imprisonment of Palestinians; the routine demolition of homes and the displacement of Palestinians; the widespread violence by Israeli settlers against Palestinians; and the blockade and resultant reliance on illegal smuggling to survive; these practices amount to a strategy to either force the Palestinian people off their land or so severely marginalize them as to establish and maintain a system of permanent oppression."
EAPPI 10th Anniversary
With about 1000 EAs sent to Israel and Palestine since 2002, the program is about to mark its 10th anniversary on 4 November. It is a time to thank EAs past and present for their important contribution in accompanying Palestinian schoolchildren, farmers and other vulnerable communities, but also to reflect on the changing nature of the occupation and the work that needs to be done in the future.
In Jerusalem, an ecumenical service is planned to mark the occasion, as well as a photo exhibition and reception.
To stay up to date with all our activities, join EAPPI on Facebook or follow @eappi on Twitter.


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Okay, so I was wrong, really wrong about the whole LeBron thing. I said they'd call enough fouls against Orlando to make sure Cleveland made it to the Finals against LA LA. Wellllllll, it's gonna stink worse than the Outer Loop landfill if the LeBrons prevail. The Magic are up 21 with less than 10:00 to play in the 4th quarter.
Detroit is looking good in the Stanley Cup opener. The Red Wings are up 3-1 with less than 3:00 minutes to play. They've held Pittsburgh's dynamic duo of Crosby and Malkin in check the whole night.
And, because my posts tonight are about as compelling as a Kevin Costner drama — Read: Boring, really really Boring — I'm gonna call it a night before you start asking yourself, "Why is it again that I read this guy?"
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Around 7:30 p.m. Thursday, West Albany Fire and Hazmat responded to 150 Broadway in Menands for a reported chemical smell.
The office building was mostly evacuated by the time crews arrived. Officials said the smell was due to a chemical being used for roof work on the building. The fumes were pulled into the fifth floor by the heating unit.
One woman was taken to the hospital for breathing problems.
"When you read about this type of chemical, irritation is common and not really a big deal," West Albany Fire Chief Daniel Sullivan explained. "You get some fresh air and maybe administer some oxygen to get it out of your system"
All of the floors were checked and cleared. Sullivan said the incident could have been prevented if the vent was closed prior to the roofing work.
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Unlawful Arrest; Unfair Sentence
The trial of Candy Barr was a spectacle, with men elbowing their way into the courtroom to ogle the stripper.
The Morning News reported one day, "The courtroom was again crowded with spectators, 75 percent of them men."
Under Texas' draconian "Reefer Madness" laws, Candy faced up to life in prison for the handful of marijuana. She did not testify in the weeklong trial. The jury of 11 men and one woman deliberated nearly three hours before returning a guilty verdict.
Prosecutor James Allen argued for a 25-year sentence. She got off easy. The jury sent her away for just 15 years.
Candy's head fell toward the defense table when she heard the verdict.
She stood and tried to read a protest statement to the jurors, but she lapsed into tears when the judge tried to cut her off.
Later, she told reporters, "It was an unfair verdict, but my spirit is not broken. At least we showed what the police department is doing."
She added that jurors "made up their minds before the trial started."
Some years later, a Dallas police official opined that Candy had been convicted because of her occupation. He said the 11 men on the jury would have been mortified to go home to face their wives after acquitting her.


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November 9, 2012
Based on last year's student participation data, Brevard Public Schools has distinguished itself as a Top Ten District in the nation for giving students an opportunity to share their viewpoints about key educational issues. The only Florida district to make the cut, Brevard joins school systems from Texas, Virginia, Alabama, Maryland and California for this noteworthy distinction. Students from our district collectively submitted more than 9100 surveys in 2011 as part of the Annual Speak Up National Research Project, an initiative that provides participating schools, districts and non-profit organizations a suite of online surveys aimed at collecting authentic feedback from students, educators and parents.
While the national findings are reported to education and policy leaders in Washington DC each year, our district is also able to examine locally submitted data. In turn, those quantified viewpoints are among others used to inform several of our planning efforts, particularly in the area of Educational Technology.
For more information, please contact Matt Frey from the Office of Educational Technology at 321-633-1000 ext. 730 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
MELBOURNE, FLA. – Kylie Tumiatti, a junior at Melbourne High has been named one of four honorees from around the country in the TeenNick HALO Awards. Recognizing real-life teens who are "Helping and Leading Others" (HALO), the fourth annual awards show pairs each honoree with a mega-celebrity who shares their commitment to service. The TeenNick HALO Awards will be taped live from the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles, Calif., on Saturday, Nov. 17 and premiere Monday, Nov. 19, at 8 p.m. (ET/PT) on Nick at Nite.
"Each year we continue to be inspired by young people giving of themselves and we are honored to give back to them," said Nick Cannon. "We applaud these HALO honorees and their outstanding commitment to service on a local and national level."
Each TeenNick HALO Award honoree was surprised by a visit from Cannon, awarded a grant for their organization and given an once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to meet and connect with a celebrity who shares a similar passion for their cause
Tumiatti developed a passion for giving back to the community early on, after watching her younger sister struggle with learning English. She decided to help others who faced similar obstacles and partnered with Operation Hope Florida, a non-profit facility that provides prekindergarten classes to children of migrant workers. Together they implemented a literacy program that enhances the language skills of young children while simultaneously instilling a love of stories and books. Tumiatti's HALO match, Justin Bieber, is big supporter of Pencils of Promise, which works to build schools and increase educational opportunities in the developing world.
School Happening
Roosevelt Elementary in Cocoa Beach will be hosting a Local Hero's Breakfast on Tues., Nov. 13 at 7:25 a.m. in the cafeteria. Local hero, and parent, Staff Sergeant James Burnside will be welcomed as part of the celebration. For more information, please contact Michelle Sirounis at 321-868-6660 or email@example.com.
Edgewood Jr./Sr. High in Merritt Island will be hosting an information meeting for about its Choice Program on Tues., Nov.13 at 6:00 p.m. in the school cafeteria. Parents and students interested in knowing more about the Choice Program should plan to attend. A second opportunity to visit the school is scheduled for Tues., Dec. 11.
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In honor and recognition of Veteran's Day the War Eagle Battalion will support the Veterans 5K event starting at Sand Point Park and going over the Max Brewer Bridge on Sat., Nov. 10. All proceeds from the run go to the Wounded Warrior Project.
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At the drop of a hat November 7th, Hoover Middle School students donned their crazy headgear to raise funds for Hurricane Sandy victims on Staten Island. Hoover Social Studies teacher, Rosanne Merola, who recently moved back to Brevard from the New York City borough, was personally affected as her family struggled with the devastation from the storm in her hometown. Hoover seventh and eighth grade students paid one dollar a head to wear their hats all day. Teachers also joined in the effort by giving a donation in exchange for wearing jeans. Proceeds from the fundraiser will be donated directly to local recovery efforts on Staten Island.
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Local architect Lou Thackston will do "live sketches" of design concepts for a new library/community resource center at Thursday evening Sandstone Park concert event.
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A concert of music for piano four-hands will be held on Saturday, August 23, at 7 p.m. at the Patterson's home in Allenspark. David Korevaar and Margaret Patterson will perform musical masterpieces showcasing the symphonic possibilities of two pianists at one instrument by Mozart, Brahms, and Schubert.
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The Lyons Community Foundation (LCF) is pleased to announce the schedule for its 2014 grants cycle. The LCF granting program focuses on the mission to improve the quality of life, build a culture of giving and encourage positive change for the greater Lyons area.
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Mention dementia and someone will tell you of a friend or family member who has/had it. Do you know one of the 35.6 million people worldwide who suffer from dementia? I do. A year ago my husband, Bob, was diagnosed with Progressive Aphasia Dementia just one of dementia's many names. Alzheimer's is another. Dementia affects memory, the mind's ability to word process, and reason. Causes include heredity, vascular disease,
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Yes, it's a terrible pun. We cover the Sabres, the Amerks, prospects, and goings-on around the NHL. Opinions run wild around these parts, some of them NSFW (Blame Alex).
Meet The Press
Philip – @PhilBBG
Philip is El Jefe at Black & Blue & Gold. Purveyor of news posts and interviews, it's also his job to keep his cohorts in line. Along with managing BBG, he also curates the blog's Twitter lists. Phil has stepped down in the day-to-day running of the site, but remains on the Board of Directors.
Alex – @CriminallyVu1ga
Alex was Black & Blue & Gold's first guest contributor. Now he's the site's resident stats guru and gonzo columnist. He authors the popular Vulgar Stats and Vulgar Opinions series. Alex is wont to tackle social issues as they relate to the NHL. With Phil's departure, Alex is now King of Everything.
Stephanie – @stephaniezd
Stephanie is Black & Blue & Gold's Amerks blogger and de facto head of the new Rochester bureau. She'll be handling game recaps and columns covering the farm team. She's a Rochester native and current Amerks season ticket holder.
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Morgan Pressel was a major championship winner at age 18. Her calling cards on the golf course are intensity and tenacity.
Date of birth: May 23, 1988
Place of birth: Tampa, Fla.
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Major Championships:
Professional - 1
• Kraft Nabisco Championship: 2007
Amateur - 1
• U.S. Women's Amateur: 2005
Awards and Honors:
• Member, U.S. Solheim Cup team, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2013
• American Junior Golf Association (AJGA) Player of the Year, 2005
• In 2001, when she was 12 years old, Morgan Pressel became the youngest person to make it through qualifying to play in a U.S. Women's Open (or men's Open). (That record was since broken.)
• Pressel is the youngest-ever major champion on the LPGA Tour, winning the 2007 Kraft Nabisco Championship when she was not yet 19.
• Her uncle, Aaron Krickstein, was a success professional tennis player who turned pro at age 16 and was ranked in the Top 10 at various times in his career.
Morgan Pressel Biography:
Morgan Pressel was one of the most successful young golfers in the history of women's golf, and then settled into a solid, productive career on the LPGA Tour.
A fiery, emotional player, Pressel is known for yelling instructions at the ball while it's in flight ("Stop!" "Get down!"), and has been known to cry on the course after particularly tough breaks. But not out of weakness - make no mistake, she is one tough customer.
Pressel began playing when she was eight years old, at St. Andrews Country Club in Boca Raton, Fla. She lived there with her parents, and her grandparents close by. An uncle, Aaron Krickstein, was a famous tennis player who turned pro at age 16.
Pressel enjoyed success early and often on the junior circuit and won 11 AJGA tournaments. She entered the qualifying stages for the U.S. Women's Open in 2001 and played her way into that championship. She was 12 when she qualified and 13 when the tournament was played.
Tragedy struck the family in 2003 - Morgan's mother died of breast cancer. Pressel moved in with her grandparents, and her grandfather, Herb Krickstein (Aaron's father), became the guiding influence in her life.
In her junior career, Pressel was a five-time Rolex Junior All-American. She also won the Florida state high school championships in 2003-05.
The year 2005 was a coming out year for Morgan Pressel. She won the U.S. Women's Amateur, earned AJGA Player of the Year honors, and became the top-ranked girls junior.
And she very nearly won the U.S. Women's Open, finishing tied for second after Birdie Kim's unlikely hole-out from a bunker on the final hole.
She had originally committed to play collegiate golf at Duke, but decided instead to turn pro and entered the LPGA Qualifying Tournament at the end of 2005, at 17 years old.
Pressel finished sixth to earn her Tour card, and after graduating high school in May 2006 joined the LPGA full-time.
In her rookie season, Pressel posted nine Top 10s with a best finish of third.
Then, early in 2007, she won her first LPGA tournament - and also her first major championship - at the Kraft Nabisco Championship. At age 18 years, 10 months, 9 days, she became the youngest-ever major winner on the LPGA and fourth-youngest winner of any LPGA Tour event.
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SSRA Club Sports Assistant
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SSRA Club Sports Assistant
Work in the Sherwood office, attending Club Sports committee meetings, filing club sports paperwork, and entering data in Google docs.
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In the middle of 92nd, they discovered a challenge: soil and crumbly rock underpinning the city that, if jostled, could cause quaking above… To firm up the site, contractors drilled eight-inch-wide, 80-foot-deep holes and inserted steel pipes. Into those pipes they pumped a constant stream of calcium-chloride brine chilled to minus-13 degrees. In 10 weeks, the earth was frozen solid, and they could cut and brace the tunnel so it would support the surrounding sediment after the ground thawedWhoa.
grouse: "a constant stream of calcium-chloride brine chilled to minus-13 degrees"I gotta bring the science and point out that the salt in seawater is primarily sodium chloride, and that your snark is inoperative.
Man, that sounds so much cooler than "cold seawater."
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The 10th ranked LSU Shreveport Pilots had a total 10 different players, the most players of any team in the Red River Athletic Conference, selected to the All-Conference teams that were announced at the banquet to open the 2014 RRAC Baseball Tournament. The banquet was held on the campus of LSU Shreveport in the University Center Ballroom. The Pilots had six First-Team selections, four Second-Team selections, and three on the Gold Glove Team. The All-Conference Awards were voted on by the RRAC baseball coaches.
The First-Team selections from the regular season champions were Connor McMullin (2B), Reed Lavallee (C), Ridge Gonsoulin (OF), Jonathan Burnett (SP), David Diaz (SP), and Jake Hansen (RP). The Second-Team award winners were William Breland (INF), David Dorton (C), Jason Mouton (SP), and Brandon Russell (RP).
McMullin, Gonsoulin, and Dorton represented the Pilots on the All-Conference Gold Glove Team while Mouton was the member of LSUS on the Champions of Character Team.
The Pilots will begin their RRAC Tournament Title defense on Friday night at 6:30 p.m. in their first game of this year's tournament against the winner of Wiley College and Texas College, the first game of the day at 11:30 a.m. The second game of the day will match Bacone College versus Jarvis Christian College at 3 p.m.
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It is the dawn of the 22nd century, and the conquest of space has been monopolized by a handful of hugely ambitious mega-corporations. A delicate and vulnerable balance is maintained, but now, at the very edge of the solar system, a discovery has been made which will tip the scales forever — and send one ship and crew on an epic interstellar odyssey.
Nexus 2 Kickstarter update
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The BSG-Mod has a new page. Still, I hope they get the okay from NBC to get back here. Maybe we should send mails to NBC about that? Might help to make it look like a pr-thing, and these guys deserve some support anyway.
NBC is too busy pinching pennies to worry about their fanbase, but go ahead. It probably won't accomplish anything while they have their collective heads stuck up their *****.
I wonder why nobody has made a Mass Effect mod for this game.
guys nexus 2 is back on kickstarter spread the word we need to make it to the goal it's 650 000$ now
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CATEGORIES Movies, Coming SoonAfter getting our first look at Henry Cavill wrecking a bank as Superman earlier this week, we now have our first look at Kevin Costner in full Jonathan Kent garb on the set of 'Man of Steel.' It's been a good long while since Costner found himself a big-budget role in between all the time he spends trying to clean up oil spills, and even though he's had his highs and lows on the acting front over the years, we miss the days when we couldn't escape from Costner, so we're glad to have him back.
'Man of Steel' won't be hitting theaters until June 14, 2013, so it looks like we've got a long road of waiting and teasing ahead of us, but thanks to photographer Frank Laraia and the wonders of Facebook, you can go right ahead and check out a tragically lo-res shot of Costner and Cavill hanging out on the set of Supes' next trip to the silver screen.
Like we said, we're gonna have to wait a while longer before we get a more vivid picture of Costner to gawk at, but we're nevertheless excited.
So what do you think of Costner's new look as Jonathan Kent?
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My main points of action in this career are to manage social media accounts, plan and advertise upcoming events, and shoot & edit videos for our You Tube account. This is the only career where everyone wants to be viral.
I'm currently work as a Marketing Manager and International Business development.
I like the opportunity to be creative and solve problems.
I have enjoyed my work as a Marketing Manager, largely given my ability to travel and work globally with different teams. It allows a lot of creativity, a focus on end-user/customer experience, particularly in social media - a highly relevant and exciting area to work in.
worked towards marketing after sales, great to learn the ropes but felt limited in what i can achieve and ideas that i can bring to life
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Start Deutsch 2 / telc Deutsch A2 is a general language exam that you can normally take after an average of 250 – 300 teaching units (45 minutes). The exam can be taken by anyone.
For work-related purposes we recommend telc Deutsch A2+ Beruf.
What can you do at level A2?
At level A2 you can communicate in a simple way in typical everyday situations. In a familiar context you can hold short conversations. You can use simple grammatical structures correctly.
What is the structure of the examination?
The exam consists of a written and an oral part. The written exam lasts 70 minutes. The oral exam usually takes place straight after the written exam, without any preparation time.
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This is in memory of my father in law, Robert O. Anderson, a wonderful friend and a visionary in the world of business and the arts.
Acerca del autorMorgan Smith
SmithCM Santa Fe, New Mexico
I am a retired lawyer and government official from Colorado, now living in Santa Fe, New Mexico and working as a free lance writer and photographer. My wife and I formerly lived in Spain and still travel there extensively to work on photography projects. We also work with several educational projects in Nicaragua and travel there frequently. My major mission, however, is documenting and assisting a variety of humanitarian projects on the Mexican border.
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Translation of Sahih Bukhari – Volume 7, Book 65, Number 356:
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Allah's Apostle said, "He who eats seven 'Ajwa dates every morning, will not be affected by poison or magic on the day he eats them."
"It is not worth the while to go round the world to count the cats in Zanzibar" – Henry David Thoreau
Translation of Sahih Bukhari – Volume 7, Book 65, Number 356:
Narrated Sad:
Allah's Apostle said, "He who eats seven 'Ajwa dates every morning, will not be affected by poison or magic on the day he eats them."
Well in the great nation of Shoddy Absurdia they still execute people for "sorcery". Let's hope they keep it up because rational people could do some damage with 72 Eurofighter Typhoons. But the Saudis won't read the manual, they'll sacrifice a goat.
And the Arabs wonder why Israel always whips them?
I BTW have developed a belated liking for the Tiffy. It's not quite a Raptor and it needs a helmet hounted sight and an AESA radar but it's not bad – it's not a Rafale. It sure can dance and the acceleration is something else. Apparently it can more than hold it's own against the Raptor WVR and whipped Indian Sukhoi 30MKIs
But the Saudis won't read the manual, they'll sacrifice a goat.
Was that Saudi? Or Nepal?
It was Nepal.
OK, so Nepal is off the holiday itinery.
I once flew Air Adria to Yugoslavia in an ancient DC-8. It was something else. My most terrifying flight was from New York LaGuardia to Atlanta Hartsfield. We had to abort landing at the last second and I never knew an MD-80 had that kinda zoom climb in it. And Delta had consilidated the flight, the bastards.
When my parents lived in Zambia there was an Indian "doctor" down the road who had a nice brass plaque, University of Bombay, BMBS (failed). He couldn't for obvious reasons practise in India but in Africa… Well, a failed medical degree is better than some charlatan shaking dem bones.
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The most notable being Tomas Plekanec, who seems to get a kick out of ribbing P.K., asking "Did you make it, you piece of shit?" To which Subban laughs and says yes. Plekanec then quips "Good for the Czechs".
Carey Price jokes that he made it, then seems to get the call while on camera. The two Olympians are congratulated by their teammates, and then we get a minute or so of JJ Daigneault because.... Because. I guess he was in the Olympics back when no one cared about them, and the Habs felt that his feelings on it were relevant. Honestly that's the boring part of the video.
Back to Subban and Price, where Subban talks about how much he loves Pricey, and gives him a little kiss on the cheek.
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ESPN Films is fast becoming an industry powerhouse in sports filmmaking specifically. Following the success of its 30 for 30 series of films, and now inspired by the 40th anniversary of Title IX (a 1972 education amendment, also known as the Equal Opportunity in Education Act, which states (in part) that... no person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance)... ESPN Films will air a series of nine documentaries in spring and summer of 2013 that will highlight women in sports - all films directed by women filmmakers.
One of the 9 projects, titled Venus VS, is directed by Ava DuVernay (Middle Of Nowhere), described as "an in-depth documentary that explores tennis star Venus Williams' fight for fair pay at Wimbledon."
Venus VS is produced by DuVernay and Howard Barish, with Robin Roberts and Jane Rosenthal executive producing.
Both DuVernay and Venus Williams will be present at the Toronto International Film Festival - DuVernay for the international premiere of Middle Of Nowhere, and Venus Williams will be seen in Venus And Serena, the feature documentary directed by Maiken Baird and Michelle Major, which will give audiences an honest and unfiltered look into the lives of the sisters and tennis legends.
Priss | September 9, 2012 11:14 AM
Feels like a formidable match of subject and director. Very promising. Good for Duverney for breaking the Sundance curse. I can't think of any recent black Sundance director who made another film in the same year they played Park City. I might be wrong but she seems on a roll. This begs a question. Where are the next movies of people we champion here? I think Andrew Donsunmo of Restless City has made another. What's the schedule of next projects from our brightest? Or are they destined to be never heard from again? I'm over the one indie hit wonders. Been watching them come and go for decades. Decades. Whose gunna stick? We need another Spike. I'll say it another Tyler. We need more than another. We need many.
Ava | September 7, 2012 7:14 PM
I will be looking forward to this.
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ESPN Films will air a series of nine documentaries in spring and summer of 2013 that will highlight women in sports - all films directed by women filmmakers. <<I love this concept and the tie in with Title IX. I am not a sports fan, but I am both an Ava and Venus fan, so I will watch.
Critical Acclaim | September 7, 2012 1:56 PM
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Grammy-winning rapper T.I. talks about what books he read behind bars last year when he served a one-year prison sentence on a felony gun conviction in the new issue of JET.
Talking with reporter Clarence Waldron, the "King of the South" revealed a few novels he dove into while in prison.
The bestseller "Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking" by Malcolm Gladwell. "It's about how recognizing small things make a big impact in your life," T.I. says. "I also read in its entirety "The Coldest Winter Ever" and "Midnight" (both by Sister Souljah). "I read those in two days a piece. Those are the only novels I read, everything else I read for information." Another book that captivated him was "Superman To Man," (by J. A. Rogers), which deals with whites feeling they were superior to blacks. "A white man got on the train feeling like Superman and he got off that train feeling like just a man." Since he's been home, he's been reading the dictionary, searching for proper spellings of words. "I just try to keep my vocabulary sharp," he says. (My JET)
T.I. recently said he believed prison moved him away from his positive path prior to going behind bars in May 2009.
"When I was goin' through it, I really felt like it added insult to injury. The lesson had already been learned. I already understood the errors in my ways and made the adjustments necessary. It did make me worse in a sense that, before I went in, I was already on a path of positivity. Putting me in prison took me off that path a little bit, and now I'm working to get back on that path--or at least back on the path to the extent that I was before I went in. I'm still not as bad as I was before this incident, but I lost a little bit of my positive focus during that period of incarceration. Being in that environment and having those daily surroundings, it's going to affect you." (Complex)
FUSE TV television host Toure recently told SOHH the passing of T.I.'s friend Big Phil in 2006 had a larger impact on him than his time in prison.
"I think that really opened his eyes and that's what made him say, 'You know, I'm never going to get myself into this situation again.' I think he really learned and took a lot from that situation and made the changes he felt were necessary. So T.I. really had to rearrange himself emotionally after that situation. And I think that taking care of himself emotionally dealing with Phil had a much bigger impact than when he went to jail because this is a man who's already been there before. So that's not a huge experience for him." (SOHH Guest Star)
The rapper's one-year jail bid stemmed from him being arrested on felony gun possession charges in 2007.
T.I. was sentenced in March 2009 on felony weapons charges arising from a 2007 arrest, when he was apprehended just before a scheduled appearance at the BET Hip-Hop Awards. TheAtlanta rapper pleaded guilty in March 2008 and struck a plea deal: a sentence of a year and a day would be contingent upon the star paying a $100,000 fine and completing 1,500 hours of community service; 1,000 hours to be finished before entering prison and 500 after his release. Also, post-prison, T.I. agreed to submit to drug counseling, a curfew, random property searches, DNA testing and a yearlong home confinement, among other conditions of the deal. (MTV)
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Regis College Glee Club will host the Nineteenth Annual Collegiate Choral Festival, sponsored by the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA), at Casey Theatre, Fine Arts Center, Regis College, Weston, MA on Saturday, February 11, 2012.
The festival is an all-day event in which students from eight colleges will gather for a day of camaraderie and music-making, culminating in a 7:30 pm concert. The theme for the festival is "Collaboration Rather Than Competition."
The first half of the program will feature individual choirs in short performances. Repertoire will be varied, including classics of choral literature, folk songs, novelty pieces, and show tunes. The Smith College Orchestra will open the second half with orchestral selections. The grand finale will feature the combined choirs of more than 200 voices and the Smith College Orchestra in a performance of two movements from Haydn's Mass in Time of War. The thrilling piece was composed in 1796 during Austria's battle with Napoleon's invading troops. Bracing trumpet fanfares and robust timpani passages suggest distant cannon fire, earning the work the nickname Paukenmesse (Timpani Mass).
The audience is invited to a cookies-and-punch reception following the concert.
Regis music professor Sheila Prichard began the event in 1993, and the Regis Glee Club has hosted it annually ever since. Participating schools are: Assumption College, Bridgewater State College, Endicott College, Keene State College, Regis College, Smith College, University of Massachusetts, and Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Dr. Jonathan Hirsh, Director of the Smith College Orchestra, will conduct the performance.
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Strathairn's casting was announced on March 15. He won an Emmy in 2010 for Best Supporting Actor in the HBO film "Temple Grandin." His stage work includes plays at Manhattan Theatre Club, the New York Shakespeare Festival, SoHo Rep, Hartford Stage, Ensemble Studio Theatre and Seattle Repertory Theatre. Later this year he will appear opposite Daniel Day Lewis in the feature film "Lincoln," directed by Steven Spielberg. The Heiress, the Ruth Goetz & Augustus Goetz classic based on Henry James' novel "Washington Square," will be directed by Tony Award-nominated playwright and director Moisés Kaufman (I Am My Own Wife, 33 Variations, The Laramie Project). It will open in fall 2012 at a theatre to be announced.
The Heiress will be produced by Paula Wagner, Roy Furman and Stephanie P. McClelland.
Chastain played the title role of Salome opposite Al Pacino in the 2006 Los Angeles staging of Oscar Wilde's play, and appeared in Othello at the Public Theater and Rodney's Wife at Playwrights Horizons, both Off-Broadway. She was nominated for a Golden Globe Award, an Academy Award and a Screen Actors Guild Award for her performance as vivacious outsider Celia Foote in "The Help," the film version of the best-selling novel. Her 2011 film credits also include "The Tree of Life," "The Debt" and "Take Shelter." The Heiress will mark Chastain's Broadway debut.
In 1995, Lincoln Center Theater had a major hit with a revival of the 1850-set play. It won Tony Awards for Best Revival, Best Actress (Cherry Jones), Best Featured Actress in a Play (Frances Sternhagen) and Best Direction of a Play (Gerald Gutierrez). It was the third Broadway revival for the play, and was celebrated for adding depth and psychological heft to a work that could be lazily sold as melodrama.
The property was a famous 1949 Hollywood film starring Olivia de Havilland (who won the Best Actress Oscar for her work) and Montgomery Clift. It was nominated for Best Picture.
Together Ruth Goetz and Augustus Goetz wrote the Broadway plays Franklin Street (1940); One Man Show (1945); The Immoralist (1954), an adaptation from the novel by Andre Gide; and The Hidden River (1957), an adaptation of a novel by Storm Jameson. The Goetzes also collaborated on the films "The Heiress" (Academy Award, 1949), "Sister Carrie" (1950), "Rhapsody," "Trapeze" and "Stagestruck." Ruth Goetz is the sole author of the plays Sweet Love Remembered (1959), written after her husband's death in 1957; and Madly in Love (1963).
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