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Promotions bring new titles, recognition to several faculty members
While it's been several months since faculty promotions were announced, these Texas A&M Health Science Center Baylor College of Dentistry faculty members' titles officially change on Sept. 1. As these individuals prepare for the 2011-2012 academic year, each of them took a few moments to share what the promotions mean to them. Some also offer glimpses into their plans at TAMHSC-BCD for the coming months.
Dr. Hoda Abdellatif, associate professor, Department of Public Health Sciences
On her reaction to the promotion:
"I am obviously pleased with my promotion and believe that it is not so much recognition for past achievements, but a 'vote of confidence' for what I can bring to BCD in the area of dental public health sciences and especially in my most recent area of focus — evidence-based dentistry."
Dr. Celeste Abraham, associate professor, Department of Periodontics
On her reaction to the promotion:
"Personally and professionally, I would not be where I am today had it not been for the unique people, singular events, hard choices and lesson-filled consequences that have made my life meaningful. Among those singular events, this promotion stands out as a distinct academic milestone that evokes gratitude to my Lord Jesus Christ, gives me joy in accomplishment, satisfaction in peer-recognition and affirms my passion for teaching and learning. Among those unique people are the faculty members and my colleagues in the Department of Periodontics and those outside BCD who mentored and encouraged me and to whom I am deeply grateful."
How the promotion factors into her plans at TAMHSC-BCD:
"As recognition of my experience, skills and knowledge gained over 18 years at BCD, this promotion will serve me as I pursue excellence in teaching at BCD and Collin College, in the undergraduate periodontics clinic, at the Stomatology Center, in clinical research, in academic publications, and in institution-wide and international projects. …"
Dr. Frank Higginbottom, clinical professor, Department of Restorative Sciences
On his reaction to the promotion:
"I have always enjoyed my association with the college of dentistry since my graduation in 1971. … My primary focus has been in the Department of Restorative Sciences and in graduate prosthodontics. I was very flattered and honored to be nominated for the position of clinical professor."
How the promotion factors into his plans at TAMHSC-BCD:
"My focus for the upcoming year is to continue to offer the private practice perspective to our students and residents. Increasingly important is the exponential progress and change through digital technologies, which I am excited to share with our students."
Dr. Bob Hutchins, professor, Department of Biomedical Sciences
On his reaction to the promotion:
"My promotion to full professor has been very gratifying. The promotion signifies a benchmark in one's career and reflects recognition by your peers that you have reached a significant level of teaching and productivity within your primary area of concentration, which for me was the area of teaching with tenure. I am very thankful that I have a network of great colleagues and friends who have been unselfish and gone out of their way to assist me in my career."
How the promotion factors into his plans at TAMHSC-BCD:
"Generally speaking, I can't say that this promotion will change anything I have planned for the upcoming academic year. However, this should give me a better perspective on what I've done to get to this point and consider ways to better assist others as they move forward with their careers."
Dr. Ann McCann, professor, Caruth School of Dental Hygiene, and director of planning and assessment, Office of Academic Affairs
On her reaction to the promotion:
"It is very satisfying to know that all my efforts have been recognized by faculty, colleagues and the TAMHSC-BCD. On a day-to-day basis, it is sometimes hard to determine if your work is valued."
How the promotion factors into her plans at TAMHSC-BCD:
"Now I feel I can take the time to decide what things I really want to do and what contributions I want to make during the rest of my career."
Dr. Kim Perry, associate professor, Department of Restorative Sciences
On her reaction to the promotion:
"I am excited about the opportunities that promotion brings in the area of leadership, research and teaching here at Baylor."
How the promotion factors into her plans at TAMHSC-BCD:
"As a new clinical and translational research scientist … it will allow me the opportunity to network and advance my research in the areas of untreated dental caries in children, behavioral science, community participatory research and health disparities research. …"
Dr. Beverly York, associate professor, Department of Restorative Sciences
On her reaction to the promotion:
"I feel honored and encouraged by this promotion, as it is an indication to me that my efforts are making a difference towards enhancing the quality of education we offer to our students at BCD. It's exciting to be a part of a health science center that excels in the mission of teaching students the importance of discovery by research and advancing knowledge for excellence in health care. …"
How the promotion factors into her plans at TAMHSC-BCD:
"Students learn through discussion and reflection and my aim will be to continue to encourage students to embrace a life-long love of learning by developing these practices so that they will gain the confidence to be able to conquer difficult problems throughout their practice lifetimes. …"
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When the ninth inning rolled around last night in Yankee Stadium and the Red Sox were clinging to a 4-2 lead over the Yankees, everyone expected to see Koji Uehara trot out of the bullpen, as usual, for the save after a clean eighth inning by Junichi Tazawa.
But it didn't happen.
Manager John Farrell reported after the game that Uehara experienced some minor discomfort in his right shoulder tossing before the game and that the team preferred to stay away from him in the obvious save situation.
The alarming part of all this is that the discomfort is in the same spot that troubled Uehara in 2012 while with Texas, causing him to miss 66 games.
No one knows right now if this is a long term injury. Farrell and staff are treating this situation as day-to-day. For his part, Uehara says he didn't think it would be a long term issue.
The comfort zone Uehara has provided to both teammates, staff and fans since his ascension to the closer role mid-season last year is off the charts. Everyone was starting to get to the point where the ninth inning in a save situation was becoming near automatic for the Sox. Now this happens and no one knows for sure how long this "discomfort" will last.
Enter Edward Mujica.
The former Cardinals closer entered the game in the ninth and promptly saved the game for the Sox vs the Yanks with a quick and easy inning.
Mujica was brought to Boston as a free agent over the winter by General Manager Ben Cherington for this exact reason- to provide experienced closer insurance against an injury to Koji.
It may turn out to be the most important move of the off season if Uehara misses an extended period of time.
His Fenway opening day implosion against Milwaukee aside, Mujica is an experienced closer who saved 37 games for the Cards last season before fatigue set in down the stretch. He lost the job late in the season to Trevor Rosenthal and appeared sparingly in the playoffs and not at all in the World Series.
But make no mistake, Mujica was selected for last year's All-Star game and had a 2.78 ERA as the Cards closer, so he can pitch. He is still adjusting to the American League, but right now he becomes the main focus of a bullpen that will be under added scrutiny to perform if Uehara ends up missing significant time.
Time may prove differently, but for now Sox fans should be thankful that their GM had the foresight to take out an insurance policy against their 39-year old closer with a history of injuries.
Mujica was an afterthought to many Sox fans when he signed. They looked at him as another live arm for the pen but didn't know much about him because he didn't have the big name or reputation.
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The following are the consolidated highlights of the interim budget for 2014-15 presented in the Lok Sabha by Finance Minister P. Chiddambaram on Monday
* No change in income tax rates
* Rs.3,370 crore transferred to 2.1 crore LPG beneficiaries
* 57 crore Aadhaar cards issued so far
* Allocation of Rs.115,000 crore for food subsidy
* Rs.65,000 crore for fuel subsidies
* Defence expenditure enhanced 10 percent to Rs.224,000 crore
* One rank one pension demand accepted; to be implemented with Rs.500 crore in 2014-15
* Excise on small cars/two-wheelers lowered to 8 percent, on SUVs to 24 percent, on large cars to 20 percent
* Excise duty on mobile handsets to be restructured
* Plan expenditure in 2014-15 at Rs.555,322 crore; non-plan expenditure at Rs.12,07,892 crore.
* WPI inflation at 5.05 percent in January
* Core inflation at 3 percent
* Fiscal deficit at 4.6 percent in 2013-14, to be at 4.1 percent in 2014-15
* Current account deficit at $45 billion
* Growth estimated at 4.9 percent in 2013-14
* India's economy at 11th globally; aiming to be third
* More than 41 lakh women's self-help groups provided credit of Rs 36,893 crore by December 2013
* Major relief for education loan borrowers, 900,000 student borrowers to benefit
* Modernization plan of over Rs.11,000 crore for Central Armed Police Forces.
* Ministry-wise allocations for flagship schemes: Rs.82,200 crore rural development, Rs.67,398 crore for human resource development, Rs.33,725 crore for health and family welfare, Rs.21,000 crore for women and child development, Rs.15,260 crore drinking water and sanitation
* Government succeeds in obtaining information in 67 cases of illegal offshore accounts; prosecution launched in 17 cases
* Capital infusion of Rs.11,200 crore in public sector banks
* Public sector general insurance companies opened 1,849 offices in towns with population of 10,000 or more in 2013-14
* Lending to minority communities soars to Rs.66,500 crore in 2013-14; minorities have 43,52,000 accounts in areas where there is concentration of minorities; loans to minorities stood at Rs.211,451 crore at the end of December 2013
* Additional assistance of Rs.1,200 crore to northeastern states, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand
* Allocation of Rs.48,638 crore for Scheduled Castes sub-plan, Rs.30,726 crore for tribal sub-plan
* To promote entrepreneurship among the Scheduled Castes and to provide concessional finance to them, IFCI to set-up venture capital fund of Rs.200 crore, which can be supplemented every year
* 100 million jobs to be created in a decade
* During 2013-14, 68,043 youth enrolled and 77,710 completed their training under National Skill Certification and Monetary Reward Scheme
* Target of agriculture credit of Rs.800,000 crore for 2014-15
* Steps to deepen Indian financial market: To liberalise the rupee-denominated corporate bond market; to deepen and strengthen the currency derivatives market to enable Indian companies to fully hedge against foreign currency risks; to create one record for all financial assets of every individual; to enable smoother clearing and settlement for international investors looking to invest in Indian bonds; Forward Contracts (Regulation) Act (FCRA) be amended to strengthen the regulatory framework of the commodity derivatives market.
* No policy paralysis
* Budgetary support to railways at Rs.29,000 crore in 2014-15
* Central assistance of Rs.338,562 crore in 2014-15
* Over 29,000 MW of power capacity added during 2013-14
* Construction underway for 50,000MW of conventional power
* Four solar generation plants of 500 MW each to be constructed in 2014-15
* Direct Taxes Code (DTC) to be posted on finance ministry website for public discussion
* Duties cut to revive economy
* All taxes on exports to be waived for manufacturing sector
* Exports estimated at $326 billion in current fiscal
* Two projects sanctioned under Nirbhaya Fund; original Rs.1,000 crore made non-lapsable; another Rs.1,000 crore granted
* Blood banks exempted from service tax
* Research funding organisation to be created to promote scientific R&D
* PPP model to be increasingly viewed
* Community radio to be promoted with Rs.100 crore
* 19 oil blocks allocated in 2013-14
* Seven new airports under construction
* Food grain production in 2013-14 estimated at 263 million tonnes
* Hope to add $15 billion to forex reserves
* Challenges we face common to emerging economies
* India not unaffected by events in global economy
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Actually, if it weren't for Apple, the index would probably be much lower. I love how you just casually chose to ignore the major rally Apple ignited not too long ago in the whole market. I'm not accusing the author of doing this intentionally, but it's very misleading and poor journalism, which as a long time subscriber, I'm very disappointed to see has been the theme here.
By the way, I'm not even an AAPL shareholder, simply because I don't invest in technology stocks period. But this is getting quiet ridiculous.
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so, the S&P has basically broken even since 2000. Not a good recommendation for S&P Index Funds, I guess.
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Despite industry predictions that discs would go the way of VHS tapes, research firm Nielsen reported that 37 percent of Black Friday shoppers bought a movie on a disc, while 13 percent opted to purchase download or streaming versions of movies. In fact, Blu-ray sales were up 13 percent in the third quarter of 2012 compared to the same time in 2011, according to industry association Digital Entertainment Group (DEG).
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Lemme ask you a question, Phil - and you don't have to answer it if you don't want to. D'you think that every last thread of intelligent life has chosen to huddle in either New York or LA? Or do you really believe that-that this soulless sinkhole has anything to do with real life humanity - namely integrity, compassion, dignity? Y'know what, don't answer that, Phil. Just lemme just give you some advice. Next time you're driving through Texas, you better stay clear of all the trailer parks. And if you *are* driving through Texas, why don't you do it fast - real, *real* fast.
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Dr. Larry Rosen is Past Chair and Professor of Psychology at California State University, Dominguez Hills since 1975. He is a research psychologist with specialties in generational differences, parenting, child and adolescent development, business psychology, and is recognized as an international expert in the "Psychology of Technology." Over the past 25-plus years, Dr. Rosen and his colleagues have examined reactions to technology among over 30,000 people in the United States and in 22 other countries. He has written five books including: iDisorder: Understanding Our Obsession With Technology and Overcoming its Hold on Us (Palgrave Macmillan, 2012), Rewired: Understanding the iGeneration and the Way They Learn (Palgrave Macmillan, 2010), Me, MySpace and I: Parenting the Net Generation (Palgrave Macmillan, 2008), TechnoStress: Coping with Technology @Work @Home @Play (John Wiley & Sons, 1998), and The Mental Health Technology Bible (John Wiley & Sons, 1997), many articles for professional journals, and writes a technology column for the newspaper The National Psychologist.
Dr. Rosen is sought after for his expertise and has served on (1) the national advisory board for Pearson Education (one of the largest developers of curriculum materials), (2) the Internet Safety Technical Task Force Research Advisory Board (for the Berkman Center at Harvard University), and (3) the National Effective Parenting Initiative Advisory Board. He and his colleagues at rccConsultingGroup do workshops for educational institutions and parent groups on technology in education and at home. He has given keynote speeches to Fortune 500 companies in the United States and to audiences in Italy, Germany, Spain, Hungary, and Slovakia among other countries. For his research, teaching and university service, he has been honored twice as one of the Outstanding Professors in the California State University system.
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Dr. Rosen received his B.A. in Mathematics (Summa Cum Laude) from UCLA where he was honored as a member of Phi Beta Kappa. He earned his Ph.D. in Psychology from the University of California at San Diego and resides in San Diego, California. He is a Baby Boomer and has raised four children, two Gen Xers and one Net Generation young adult, and one iGeneration teenager and has learned firsthand that the generations truly are different in their lifestyles, attitudes, and use of technology.
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I have been interested in the impact of technology on people since technology entered our world in the form of large, hidden mainframe computers. My first research project in this area was 1985! Since then I have published dozens of research papers on a variety of topics including technology in the workplace, the coming impact of Y2K (yep, that long ago), video games, online dating, multitasking, MySpace, parenting, writing, and a bunch more topics. Currently, in the George Marsh Applied Cognition Laboratory at California State University, Dominguez Hills, we are running 14 research projects including:
*A comparison between reading on an eReader (Kindle, Nook), a tablet PC (iPad), a laptop computer, and a book (remember those?) in terms of comprehension and reading strategies.
*An examination of the feelings of "presence" in 3D movies and their applicability to education.
*The impact of classroom interruptions by text message on comprehension.
*The prevalence of text messaging in real-world locations such as fast food restaurants and high school and college classrooms.
*Perceptions of the "Future of the Internet" in 2020 across generations of Americans (a comparison with an identical study by the Pew Internet & American Life Project with technology experts).
*The sense of "being there" in electronic communications.
*The impact of media usage on physical health across generations of Americans.
*Generational characteristics, values and beliefs among and between Baby Boomers, Generation X, Net Generation, iGeneration and a yet-to-be-named generation of children born in the new millennium.
We are continuing to examine the world of technology which seemingly changes daily. With the rapid advances coming into and penetrating our society we investigate how they impact people. Stay tuned for more from my lab!
I live in Solana Beach, California and enjoy a whole lot of things outside of my work world. I have four children ranging from 20 to 35. Thank goodness none of them still live at home although they visit often and connect through a whole lot of different technologies. My family and I make an annual gingerbread house from scratch and if you hop on my website you can see photos (tucked way down on the left side of the page is a link). I dabble in art that involves canvases with old technology and old rock 'n roll music (link to pics also down at the bottom of the website). I love musicals of any kind. I love music of "nearly" any kind. I go to a zillion movies a year (well, maybe only about 60 or so) and particularly like indie films. Been to Sundance Film Festival many times and last year saw 10 movies in 3 days. I love to cook (and eat) although my son (who cooked for 90 people at my 60th birthday party) is a much better cook. I read voraciously, but only murder mysteries, international intrigue and science fiction. I watch little television outside of The Daily Show, The Colbert Report, MSNBC (love Rachel) and Glee (my love of musicals). I do miss 24 but "The Event" is quite good. During the summer I body surf and there is no way I am ever going to get up on skis at the top of a hill. Cross country skiiing is ok but I am sure that I would break at least two bones on my first downhill attempt. I love to travel and get lots of opportunities giving talks all over the world. Off to Spain this month and other places next year. All in all, I can't think of a better life!
I look at the impact of technology and media on children, teens and adults in all arenas including the home, school, the workplace and leisure time activities. My newest book, iDisorder: Understanding Our Obsession With Technology and Overcoming its Hold on Us, came out on March 27, 2012 and discusses how technology is making us all exhibit signs and symptoms of psychiatric disorders such as OCD, narcissism, voyeurism, and depression. It is full of strategies for resetting your brain and avoiding an iDisorder.


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Election leaflets urging Muslims in Newham to vote for the Conservative Party and claiming the council is run by gays and atheists are being investigated by police.
One leaflet, delivered to people's homes, which bears the Conservative Party's official imprint, says: "If elected we shall help facilitate and cater for the needs of the Muslim community", and makes 10 "pledges", including a burial ground for Newham's Muslims and free parking during Friday prayers.
The leaflet includes translations into Punjabi, Gujarati and Bangladeshi and a picture of a mosque in the background.
Another leaflet, which may not be from the Conservatives, lists what it calls the Labour Party's failures in the borough, saying: "In senior council positions, there are seven times more gays and three times less ethnic minorities than the resident population.
"The vast majority of council managers describe themselves as atheist."
It adds: "The mayor has an open anti-faith, pro-atheist agenda."
Chris Attenborough, a resident from Upper Road, in Plaistow, said: "I'm not a Labour supporter and I'm not gay, but I find it offensive.
"I voted Tory in the last election, but I can't vote for any party that associates itself with homophobia and stirring up religious hatred."
Newham Labour Party, which lodged a formal police complaint, called the leaflets "offensive and divisive" and said candidates should distance themselves from such material.
The leaflets follow reports that a fiery Islamic cleric, Mufti Shah Sadruddin, who led a thwarted campaign to build a "mega mosque" in West Ham in 2012, was running as a Conservative candidate for Green Street West ward.
The East Ham Conservative Party declined to comment, as did Tory mayoral candidate Stefan Mrozinski.
Newham police said it was investigating with the MPS Specialist Crime Investigators.
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Mayhem Festival Gexa Energy Pavilion Tuesday, July 10 See also: The fans of Mayhem Festival As I parked next to the Amsterdam and walked through Fair Park's Esplanade yesterday, I took in the neo-modernist sculptures and murals that adorn the Art Deco buildings. The closer I got to the Gexa Ener ... More >>
Spring Fever is casting her spell and I can already see the telltale signs. We all find excuses to quit a little earlier and our patio-dwelling hours get a little longer. But there is more to the Art of Patio than a nice deck and outdoor seating. Indeed, you can match one for every mood, so this spr ... More >>
I've still got a few of the work-week rock-and-roll adioses stashed away, and guess I'd better use 'em or lose 'em between now and the next week or so. So let's start with this -- a bootleg officially known as The Bone Collection, featuring 42(ish) covers performed by Slobberbone and, in a few in ... More >>
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While I attempt to find someone at the city who hasn't already left for Thanksgiving, here's a little something I found just posted to the Live Music Archive: the great Doug Burr, with Glen Farris but of course, at the Church of the Incarnation on McKinney Avenue November 3. The show, which also ... More >>
Carpooling can be fun.Aside from overpasses, we've just stumbled upon the most brilliant plan for reducing city traffic and pollution. Originally from the Netherlands, these "beer bikes" can be found swerving along the roads in Germany, where up to sixteen people can sit around a table on w ... More >>
In 1940's Belfast, Ireland, there lived the Magee family. Six daughters were born one after the other, followed by five sons all squeezed into a two-bedroom row house. The neighbors on one side were the McCormicks, who had 10 kids. On the other side were the Dunnigans, also with 10 kids. All told, m ... More >>
"Now, that's some weird, wild stuff!"North Texas isn't lacking for bands with somewhat out-there names. Some that immediately come to mind? Sextape, Dikes of Holland, Man Factory, Shaolin Death Squad, Fatty Lumpkin and Sky Eats Airplane, just to name a few. Surely there are others.Regardless, fin ... More >>
Via EaterWe'd like to six-shoot that Nacho Whopper outta here.Dear Burger King, we'd like to request to live outside test markets. The fast food chain currently is testing its "Nacho Whopper" (comes in a double) in the Netherlands, and we couldn't be happier. Keep that nacho thing away from us. Y ... More >>
It's only taken seven months, but Midlake finally went ahead and released a music video for a song off of its The Courage of Others LP. Over on Stereogum this afternoon, the band premiered the above video for "Ruler, Ruling All Things," a clip directed and shot by frontman Tim Smith on an 8 mm camer ... More >>
I've been totally jazzed about telling all you drinkers, girl and otherwise, about how bad ass Geeks Who Drink on Mondays at the Barley House is. It is just 2 weeks old, but it is outstanding. Geeks Who Drink, for those who don't know, is an organized pub quiz for teams of up to six, spanning pop ... More >>
Crowded House, Lawrence ArabiaHouse of BluesAugust 5, 2010Better than: Seeing Crowded House on an Edgefest bill in 1994 and only getting 45 minutes of greatness... Oh, and um, all my expectations. Because, people, I'm not pretending this is an unbiased work, or, howyousay, an objective review. I bou ... More >>
Lisa Bush, aka Wild in the Streets, got her start in college, hosting a radio show on KTCU, which led to DJing house parties and at small venues around town. In time, Wild in the Streets had a regular gig alongside soul and funk DJ Eric Hermeyer at the Wreck Room in Fort Worth. Since then, she's ... More >>
Alexander FloresIn honor of today's holiday (don't act like you don't know what it is, unless the boss is around) City of Ate presents a list of Ten Foods Not Traditionally Prepared With Pot That Maybe Ought To Be. The Internet is full of recipes for the old standbys of brownies or tea made with ... More >>
I personally think zubrowka and aged genever are the finest spirits one can drink. But neither are easy to find, unless you travel.Zubrowka is a flavored vodka generally associated with Poland, where they've been distilling and drinking it for a good six or seven centuries. Pale gold in color, it ... More >>
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Plexus Loom (Khurk) Sounds like local lo-fi gothic combo Plexus Gloom are breaking in a new bass player and thinking about a southbound move. Leader Jason Clyde Reed says the band has become disenchanted with the local scene: "After moving to Spain for three years where we performed regularly t ... More >>
60 or so bands played the Melodica Festival this weekend, and it would have been literally impossible to catch each and every performance during the three-night fest. Still, we ran ourselves ragged trying. The result: About 12 acts caught in full, another handful of performances seen mostly in full, ... More >>
Yells at Eels.Melodica Music Festival February 23, 2008 Exposition Park Last night I trekked down to Exposition Park to take my Melodica experience beyond the paper and was pleasantly surprised. I wasn't too sure how the fest would turn out, but with some fairly packed venues and too few parking ... More >>
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Garbo, Greta 1905-1990
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Most widely held works about Greta Garbo
Most widely held works by Greta Garbo
Grand Hotel by Edmund Goulding ( Visual )
66 editions published between 1932 and 2013 in 7 languages and held by 2,122 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
The glitz and glitter of Berlin's Grand Hotel comes alive with this story of love and betrayal
Ninotchka by Ernst Lubitsch ( Visual )
55 editions published between 1939 and 2009 in 7 languages and held by 1,541 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Garbo plays a dour, severe Soviet official who comes to Paris on business involving the sale of some czarist jewels. But soon business turns to pleasure as she discovers the special magic of Paris and finds herself succumbing to the charms of a suave Frenchman named Leon D'Algout (Melvyn Douglas). The plot develops as Ninotchka chooses between romance and duty--and must even confront a rival for Leon's affection in the exiled Grand Duchess Swana (Ina Claire)
Camille by George Cukor ( Visual )
34 editions published between 1936 and 2009 in 3 languages and held by 1,149 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
A Parisian courtesan and a young law student fall in love and forsake their former lives
Anna Karénina by Clarence Brown ( Visual )
44 editions published between 1935 and 2011 in 5 languages and held by 1,119 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Anna Karenina, dutiful wife and doting mother, knows contentment but not passion. That changes when she meets ardent Count Vronsky. For him, she throws away marriage, family, social position and finally her life
Queen Christina by Rouben Mamoulian ( Visual )
42 editions published between 1933 and 2009 in 7 languages and held by 888 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Portrayal of the 17th century Queen of Sweden who relinquishes her throne for her lover, the ambassador from Spain
Anna Christie by Clarence Brown ( Visual )
28 editions published between 1930 and 2009 in 4 languages and held by 771 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Old sailor Chris Christofferson eagerly awaits the arrival of his grown daughter Anna, whom he sent at five years old to live with relatives in Minnesota. He has not seen her since, but believes her to be a decent and respectably employed young woman. When Anna arrives, however, it is clear that she has lived a hard life in the dregs of society, and that much of her spirit has been extinguished
Mata Hari by Geo Fitzmaurice ( Visual )
35 editions published between 1931 and 2009 in 7 languages and held by 631 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Mata Hari, the dancer-turned-German secret agent in a wartime Paris seething with secrets and betrayal. With the world at war, love was her weapon. The only men she couldn' t seduce were the 12 in the firing squad that ended her life
Conversations with Greta Garbo by Sven Broman ( Book )
6 editions published between 1991 and 1992 in English and held by 554 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Walking with Garbo : conversations and recollections by Raymond W Daum ( Book )
3 editions published in 1991 in English and held by 499 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
The joyless street by G. W Pabst ( Visual )
53 editions published between 1925 and 2012 in 4 languages and held by 470 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
A drama about the hunger and passion of the people living under the distorted conditions of the inflation-ridden, postwar Vienna
The Garbo silents collection ( Visual )
2 editions published in 2005 in No Linguistic content and Undetermined and held by 442 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Flesh and the devil: Best friends love the same woman and ultimately resort to a duel. The mysterious lady: Garbo plays an alluring Russian spy who falls in love with her "target." The temptress: An unhappy wife (Elena) falls in love with a Spanish engineer (Robledo). When it is revealed that Elena is not only married, but has also been the mistress of a banker (Fontenoy), Robledo returns to South America. Subsequently, Elena and her husband (the Marquis) also go to South America. Years later Robledo returns to Paris and runs into Elena who does not seem to recognize him. Elena has become a pathetic drunkard who is apparently beyond Robledo's help
Flesh and the devil by Clarence Brown ( Visual )
22 editions published between 1926 and 2005 in 5 languages and held by 174 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Best friends love the same woman and resort to a duel
Two-faced woman by George Cukor ( Visual )
5 editions published between 1941 and 2011 in English and No Linguistic content and held by 120 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
The final film of Garbo's career is a romantic romp about a ski instructor who masquerades as her own vampy twin sister in order to win back her wavering husband
Gösta Berlings saga The saga of Gösta Berling ( Visual )
2 editions published in 2006 in No Linguistic content and Swedish and held by 117 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Gösta Berling, a defrocked priest, encounters a series of adventures and loves in his tumultuous journey to redemption. Along the way, he encounters the beautiful Elisabeth, played by Greta Garbo in her first major screen role.--Container
That's entertainment ( Visual )
1 edition published in 1994 in English and held by 107 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
A celebration of show-stopping music, dance and comedy with a cast of superstars
Conquest by Clarence Brown ( Visual )
9 editions published between 1937 and 2010 in 4 languages and held by 106 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
A historical portrayal of the life of Napoleon Bonaparte from 1807 through 1815 and his romantic involvement with Polish Countess Marie Walewska, who bore him a son, and the eventual parting of their relationship. The story begins in Poland in 1807 and continues through the departure of Napoleon from France in 1815
Wild orchids by Sidney A Franklin ( Visual )
7 editions published between 1929 and 2009 in English and No Linguistic content and held by 102 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
On a business trip with her husband to Java, Lillie falls for the handsome Prince de Gace. When her husband learns of his wife's liaison, the film moves to its suspenseful climax: a tiger hunt charged with conflicting emotions of love, betrayal and revenge
The kiss by Jacques Feyder ( Visual )
10 editions published between 1929 and 2009 in English and No Linguistic content and held by 94 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Irene is unhappily married to an older businessman and is terrified of her husband's jealousy and anger. She is very much in love with a handsome young lawyer who decides to stop seeing her so that he does not add to her unhappiness by ruining her marriage. She then spends her time with a young family friend who has a crush on her. An innocent kiss goodbye as he leaves for college leads to tragedy
The Painted veil ( Visual )
4 editions published between 1990 and 2013 in Spanish and English and held by 81 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Garbo plays the neglected wife of a busy doctor working in China. After she has an affair with a handsome diplomat, her jealous husband forces her to accompany him to an area where there is a cholera epidemic. While he hopes that both of them will die, instead they rebuild their marriage
Susan Lenox (her fall and rise) ( Visual )
2 editions published between 1990 and 2011 in English and held by 79 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
A farm girl, forced to mary a brutish neighbor, runs away and into the arms of an engineer. Fate drives the lovers apart
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Gustafsson, Greta, 1905-1990
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Gustafsson, Greta Lovisa
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Obstacles or Advantages?
- Friday, January 25, 2008
Yes, this is the really big one, isn't it? This is the one thing that really scares many homeschool parents--even those who manage every other pothole in the road with no problem at all. Those people in our lives who do not support our homeschooling choice are fast to point out the looming problems. In fact, they usually start doing so when the kids are about 5 years old! They boldly state that we are in no way capable of teaching our teens calculus or physics, and how on earth do we expect to give them the benefit of group literature analysis in our isolated front room?
To be honest though, even without the unwelcome input of these usually well-meaning but often irritating advisors, most of us as homeschool parents are quite proficient at giving ourselves a hard time about this issue. We question whether we really can handle this high school thing. We remember our own days in high school (and yet very little of what we were taught there!), and we doubt our ability to communicate such knowledge to our ever-growing and changing teens.
And we are so afraid that we will miss something!
On that issue, we can relax. After all, every student (homeschooled or not) will have gaps in their content learning. However, if teens understand how to learn, if they know how to find the answers they are seeking, they will fill in these holes as the need arises. In addition, when something is learned because it needs to be learned, the retention of knowledge is much greater.
The reason these academic matters are so important to us is that we care so greatly about our children and what their adult lives will be like. We want them to have it easier than we did; we want them to find fulfillment in life; we want them to be happy.
However, we need to remember that we cannot control what their lives will be. We can influence the future in many ways, and it is good that we do so. Yet, in the end, each young person is responsible for his or her own choices, goals, and actions. We also need to remember that each of our children is unique. We know this fact, yet sometimes we act as if we have forgotten it. Each of our children will follow different routes to different destinations. What works best for one teen might be a disaster for another.
Some of our high schoolers will need to learn advanced calculus, and some will not. Some of our students will have an interest in car repair, and some most definitely will not! Some parents can teach calculus, some can teach car repair, and some can teach neither, but we can all help our children find a way to learn what they want or need to know.
As parents to homeschooled high school students, our job in the academic arena is to assist our kids in determining what their goals are and the different ways available to reach those goals. This job encompasses searching out the best materials and/or methods--those most fitted to the learning styles, strengths, and weaknesses of each student. Fortunately, we have many options open to us.
My oldest two children followed what most people would consider a very demanding academic route during their homeschool high school years. Actually quite different in their interests, they each studied at their own pace in what we feel was a relaxed fashion. The result? They were both offered full academic scholarships at many selective colleges. Homeschooling had nothing but a very positive effect on their ability to excel in the academics of their choosing.
My next two children are in the midst of high school homeschooling at this time, and they are also relishing the freedom to choose much of what they will study and how exactly they will reach their different goals. Neither of them is as academically intense as their older siblings, but they both have definite ideas as to what they want to accomplish in their lives. The variety in our children can be both challenging and invigorating!
My own goal is to help them all along their way through our high school here at home. Daily, I remind myself that, whatever others may say, I have seen the fruit firsthand, both in my own children and in the lives of many other homeschooled teens. Homeschooling through high school does work. May you and your children enjoy it and reap the many benefits, too!
Kim Lundberg is the busy mom of 9 great kids. She and her family have been homeschooling for 16 years, and they make their home in beautiful northern California. Kim enjoys teaching drama, writing, and world history classes, as well as reading mysteries, baking goodies, camping, and listening to her kids talk, sing, and make music.
This article was originally published in the Nov/Dec '07 issue of Home School Enrichment Magazine. For more information, visit http://HomeSchoolEnrichment.com
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Here's what's happening today in pop culture:
• The right-wing documentary "2016: Obama's America" doesn't stand up to fact-checking. Darn that mainstream media for insisting on facts. [AP, via The Huffington Post]
• Rosie O'Donnell announced on her website that she secretly married girlfriend Michelle Rounds recently. [Vulture]
• You'll have to wait until fall 2013 to see the 3-D conversions of the second and third "Star Wars" prequels, "Attack of the Clones" and "Revenge of the Sith" – which means you'll have to wait even longer to see the "Star Wars" movies that really matter. [The Hollywood Reporter]


text: Per the pasturization concept...The following are extracts from a number of posts by Master Gerald Goodwine on CALONBREW. Good references too. You'll note that you can pasturize at fairly low temp's if your willing to wait long enough. Or, shoot for 135. Not an unbearably long time and cool enough you shouldn't loose too many volatile elements. Damon ******* Below is a re-posted chart showing time and temperatures needed to eliminate wild yeasts when preparing a honey must. The original source is a 1939 article by G. F. Townsend in J. Econ. Entomology, titled "Time and temperature in relation to the destruction of sugar tolerant yeasts in honey." The information below comes from John White's chapter on honey in _The Hive and the Honey Bee_, 1978, p. 513. Townsend found that five honey yeasts common to Canada were destroyed under the following conditions. Time at indicated temperature (minutes) Temperature (degrees F) 470 125 170 130 60 135 22 140 7.5 ** 145 2.8 ** 150 1.0 ** 155 ** Extrapolated from logarithmic curve constructed from Townsend's data, according to John White's notes. It's important to note that these are minimum temperatures needed to kill wild yeasts, but may not eliminate other microorganisms such as spoilage bacteria. It's still necessary to use techniques such as pitching a big starter at the start of the fermentation. Using yeast with a "killer factor" is also helpful. Also, as you can see, very little time is needed at temperatures of 145 to 155 degrees F. On the other hand, the higher temperatures carry the increased risk of destroying some of the aromatic compounds in your honey. ****** >sooo, don't heat the must at all?? Sometimes there is a such thing as too many ideas. The bottom line is this. Some sort of must sanitation is necessary if you don't want to risk making vinegar, growing mold, and or getting food poisoning. There is some truth to the fact that nothing harmful will grow in wine but that's wine, not fruit juice, or honey water mixes. Assuming you get wine instead of those other nasties you can still have aceto-bacteria turn it to vinegar and a whole slew of other microbes can attack wine (or mead) making it unpleasant to drink. In general they won't hurt you but they make the product undrinkable. The two major methods are as follows. Make the pH around 3.5 and add sulfite. Advantages: Good sanitation Good protection over time. ( something falling in won't grow) Good aroma profile Disadvantages. Need pH meter to do it right Can leave sulfite taste and aroma Changes the acid balance to something more like a white wine. Not a period method Pasteurizing: Advantages: Sanitizes the must. Period technique. Breaks down protein if boiled Breaks down enzymes at above 170 deg F 145 deg for 20 min will take care of most yeast bacteria but not proteins or enzymes. Works at any acid level Pasteurizing does NOT prevent fermentation, unless you were hoping to use the wild yeast present in the honey. And who knows what else you will find in the honey, once it is diluted to where it will ferment, mold, etc. Disadvantages: Loss of some volatiles and aromas Some say longer aging times but not all agree on this Doesn't prevent reinfection throughout the brewing process (one must be careful about reinfection) Bottom line: Choose a method of sanitation. I recommend getting some cheap honey and try boiling vs 120 deg for 20 min. Fancier techniques are for fancier honey. ***** ============================================================================ Go to http://lists.ansteorra.org/lists.html to perform mailing list tasks.


text: Local Sports BasketballNow that we have turned the calendar to November, the start of the high school and college basketball seasons is just about here. Monmouth College will be holding it's "red and white" scrimmage this evening at 7 o'clock at Glennie Gymnasium, with free admission. And the Galesburg High School boys basketball team will hold a "meet and greet" fundraiser at the Pizza House tonight from 5 to 8. GHS CC and SwimA pair of Silver Streaks girl's teams are finishing preparations for big events tomorrow. The GHS cross country team has qualified for state, and will be running in the field at Detweiler Park in Peoria in the morning. Galesburg senior Stephanie Seay is expected to be one of the top finishers. At the same time, the Silver Streak swimming and diving team will be hosting the Western Big-6 Conference meet at Mustain Pool. College Football/HoopsThe final home game of the season for the Knox Prairie Fire football team comes up tomorrow, as coach Chad Eisele's squad will play host to the Lawrence Vikings. Kickoff time is 1pm at the Knosher Bowl. Knox is tuning up for their finale next week, when they travel to Monmouth to play the Fighting Scots in the Bronze Turkey game on November 10th. Monmouth will be in Ripon, Wisconsin tomorrow to play the RedHawks. The Midwest Conference Preseason basketball poll was released yesterday, and it shows low expectations for the area favorites. Knox is picked to finish last in the men's standings, while Monmouth shows up at #9 in the 11-team league. The women's forecast shows Knox is picked to finish 9th, while Monmouth gets plenty of respect as the third-ranked team in the league. St. Norbert has been tabbed as the teams to beat in both the men's and women's play for the upcoming season.HS FootballThe second round of the IHSA football playoffs will begin tonight for some teams, but most of the action will wait until Saturday. Teams in our part of the state that are still competing include:Class 1A: Stark County at Mooseheart (Sat. 4pm)Class 2A: Annawan/Wethersfield at Downs Tri Valley (Sat 1pm)Amboy at Orion (Sat 7pm)Rockford Lutheran at Mercer County (Saturday 2pm)Class 3A: Elmwood/Brimfield at Winnebago (Sat 2pm)Monmouth-Roseville at Sterling Newman (Sat 2pm)Class 4A: Macomb at Peoria Notre Dame (Sat 7pm)Stillman Valley at Rock Island Alleman (Sat 2pm)Class 5A: Rock Island at Ottawa (Sat 2pm)Class 6A: Richwoods at Crete Monee (Sat 1pm)The team that defeated the Galesburg Silver Streaks last friday night---Normal U-High---will play again this evening at 7 in Washington. News management powered by Xpression News


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After World War II
As the war neared an end, the pope opposed the unconditional surrender demanded by the Allies, fearing that it would prolong the fighting and bring the Soviet Union and its communist ideology and imperium into eastern and central Europe. He also had serious reservations about the agreement reached by Roosevelt, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, and Soviet leader Joseph Stalin at the Yalta Conference and the prominent role envisioned for the Soviet Union in postwar Europe. Pius's worst fears soon materialized as Soviet domination spread and József Cardinal Mindszenty of Hungary and Stefan Cardinal Wyszinski of Poland were imprisoned. Fearing a communist incursion into Germany and Italy, Pius endorsed postwar western European integration and adamantly condemned the expansion of communism into eastern Europe. In 1949 he issued a decree attacking the Soviet Union's totalitarianism and authorized the Holy Office to excommunicate Catholics who joined or even collaborated with the godless communists.
Immediately after the war, the pope opposed the establishment of an independent political party to promote Roman Catholic and anticommunist interests in Italy; however, he eventually embraced the organization that did so, the Italian Christian Democratic Party. Indeed, the precarious postwar balance of power between the Christian Democrats and the extreme left in Italy led him to encourage the members of Catholic Action (an activist lay movement under clerical control) to participate in parliamentary politics. Thus, the Vatican openly intervened in the Italian parliamentary elections of 1948, calling upon the parish clergy and the three million members of Catholic Action organizations to support its political agenda.
Clerical intrusion in Italian public life reached another high point in the 1950s when Pius's failing health left the power of the Vatican increasingly in the hands of conservative cardinals, including Alfredo Ottaviani, head of the Holy Office. In 1952 Luigi Gedda, president of Catholic Action, fearing that the Christian Democrats might lose the municipal elections in Rome, proposed a Christian Democratic coalition with the parties of the right, an idea rejected by Alcide de Gasperi, the party leader and Italian prime minister, though apparently approved by the pope.
The frail and aloof pope remained an enigma for many in the 1950s. Devoted to Mary, Pius in 1950 announced the dogma that she was bodily assumed into heaven, the sole infallible declaration made after the formal proclamation of the doctrine of infallibility at the First Vatican Council (186970). For some, this posed yet another barrier to ecumenism. He also pleased conservatives but upset liberals by suppressing the French worker-priests who had been living with labourers in order to extend their ministry. He censored the questioning attitude and research priorities of the new French theology in his encyclical Humani generis (Of the Human Race) and supported traditional teachings regarding marital relations and birth control. On the other hand, he pleased liberals and angered conservatives by shortening and liberalizing the rules for the period of fasting before communion, taking steps to revise the liturgy, and making evening masses possible. There was also a mixed reaction from the left and right to his denunciation of atomic weaponry and his establishment of the Latin American Episcopal Council in 1956. Finally, his emphasis on the importance of the laity's role in the church and the need to reform the Curia dismayed some conservatives, who questioned his commitment to tradition. Although Pius did not hesitate to sign concordats with repressive regimessuch as one with Francisco Franco's Spain in 1953 and Rafael Trujillo's Dominican Republic in 1954he did not allow the postwar church, much less the Vatican, to become subordinate to themas his excommunication of Argentine strongman Juan Perón in 1955 demonstrates.
In failing health, Pius XII died in his summer palace at Castel Gandolfo, Italy, on Oct. 9, 1958. Pius's death marked not so much the end of an era for the church as an important transition before it embarked on major reforms under John XXIII (195863), who convoked the Second Vatican Council (195965). There were those who wondered what changes Pius XII would have fostered if he had convoked the council, which he had contemplated.