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Coconut milk and Asian herbs and spices transform everyday corn chowder into an entirely new taste experience. This soup can be served with shrimp or lobster instead of crab, and it's even good without any shellfish at all.
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|ears fresh corn (husks and silks removed)
|2 tablespoons
|olive oil
|2/3 cup
|diced yellow onion (1/4-inch dice)
|1 tablespoon
|minced fresh garlic
|2 tablespoons
|finely minced lemongrass
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|grated fresh ginger
|jalapeño pepper (finely minced, seeds and ribs optional)
|2 cups
|diced potatoes (1/4-inch dice)
|1 can
|(14 ounces) light coconut milk
|1/2 teaspoon
|ground cumin
|10 ounces
|crab meat
|1 tablespoon
|fresh lime juice
|1/4 cup
|minced fresh cilantro or flat leaf parsley
Remove the kernels of corn from the cobs with a sharp knife and set aside. Place the cobs in 4 cups of water and bring to a simmer over high heat. Reduce the heat to medium and cook until the liquid has reduced to 1-1/2 cups.
Meanwhile, place a large saucepan over medium heat and add the oil. When the oil is hot, add the onion and cook, stirring frequently, until the onion has softened, about 10 minutes. Add the garlic, lemongrass, ginger, and jalapeño and cook, stirring frequently, for another 2 minutes.
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In the wake of David Petraeus' resignation as CIA director -- and the extramarital affair that precipitated it -- the press has been engaged in a great deal of soul-searching about its role in burnishing the general's formidable legacy in the years since he appeared on a 2004 cover of Newsweek alongside the question, "Can This Man Save Iraq?"
"Like many in the press, nearly every national politician, and lots of members of Petraeus' brain trust over the years, I played a role in the creation of the legend around David Petraeus," Wired's Spencer Ackerman reflected over the weekend. "The biggest irony surrounding Petraeus' unexpected downfall is that he became a casualty of the very publicity machine he cultivated to portray him as superhuman."
Yes, Petraeus received remarkably favorable reviews from the press and from politicians on both sides of the aisle -- particularly after spearheading the 2007 U.S. troop surge in Iraq and revamping and reviving the military's counterinsurgency doctrine. But when it came to his handling of Iraq, Afghanistan, and the media, Petraeus had his detractors as well. In case you missed it amid the admiring coverage of the former four-star general in recent years, here's a look at what some of his most vocal critics had to say.
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Petraeus is still lauded as the poster boy for Iraq -- the general that inherited a broken war in 2007 and turned it around in a matter of months. But beneath Petraeus' carefully constructed public image there have always been blemishes, just as there have always been quiet critics of the man journalist Peter Bergen described this week as the "most effective American military commander since Eisenhower."
Petraeus' first assignment after the 2003 invasion of Iraq was overseeing the occupation of Mosul, and his second was attempting to reform the disbanded Iraqi army. The Bush administration heralded both missions as unqualified successes, but neither was as clean as the rosy press coverage suggested. According to an anonymous diplomat quoted in the Guardian in 2007, Mosul "basically collapsed" after Petraeus left and the soldiers he trained were "nowhere to be seen." Petraeus, the diplomat continued, was the "Teflon general."
Around the same time, the former U.S. diplomat Peter Galbraith, writing in the New York Review of Books, took Petraeus to task for ignoring warnings from America's Kurdish allies about appointments he made to Mosul's local government. "A few months after he left the city," Galbraith recalled, "the Petraeus-appointed local police commander defected to the insurgency while the Sunni Arab police handed their weapons and uniforms over en masse to the insurgents."
Even the general's signature counterinsurgency doctrine, which was widely credited with reducing sectarian violence in Iraq after 2007, encountered early criticism from Army Col. Gian Gentile, an Iraq veteran who teaches at West Point. Counterinsurgency, he wrote in World Affairs Journal in 2008, was an "over-hyped shift in emphasis that, on the one hand, will not necessarily yield an American victory in Iraq, but on the other might well leave the United States Army crippled in future wars."
It's a criticism that must have rung true for those involved in America's other war, the severely under-resourced campaign in Afghanistan that had been pushed to the backburner after the Iraqi invasion in 2003. Whatever else might be said about Petraeus' strategy in Iraq, some argue it made victory in Afghanistan that much more unlikely given finite U.S. military resources. As Bob Woodward put it in Obama's Wars, "This was a zero-sum game."
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The rare bipartisan support Petraeus earned with the success of the surge in Iraq was on full display in the summer of 2010, when President Barack Obama tapped him to replace Gen. Stanley McChrystal as the top commander in Afghanistan. The Senate confirmed Petraeus by a vote of 99 to 0 ("Is Gen. David Petraeus too big to fail?" a Politico headline inquired at the time).
But Petraeus' opponents didn't wait in the shadows for long. A month into the general's tenure, the former military officer Ralph Peters was already arguing that counterinsurgency would not work in Afghanistan like it did in Iraq, and that Petraeus should instead pursue the narrower counterterrorism strategy advocated by Vice President Joe Biden. (Some would say that's exactly what he did.)
As the architect of Obama's retooled "war of necessity," Petraeus had to fend off critics ranging from Rep. Dennis Kucinich (R-OH) to Afghan President Hamid Karzai, who reportedly shocked the military leader by calling on the United States to reduce military operations and end night raids in the country. Human rights groups criticized Petraeus' plan to arm Afghan villagers while military analyst Bing West maintained that the United States had not committed enough troops to Afghanistan to make counterinsurgency work, and that the strategy actually undermined soldiers by asking them to be both fighters and nation-builders.
Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles, the former British ambassador to Afghanistan, issued a particularly scathing assessment of Petraeus' record in the spring of 2011. "He has increased the violence, trebled the number of specialforces raids by British, American, Dutch and Australian special forces going out killing Taliban commanders, and there has been a lot more rather regrettable boasting from the military about the body count," Cowper-Coles asserted. By the time Petraeus left his post that summer, the intelligence community was much more pessimistic than the Pentagon about the extent to which the United States had weakened the Taliban and stabilized Afghanistan, and a flurry of articles about the grim fate awaiting Afghanistan after the U.S. withdrawal in 2014 followed.
"President Barack Obama's decision to withdraw troops from Afghanistan signals the beginning of the end for the ambitious counterinsurgency strategy that Army Gen. David Petraeus designed and has single-mindedly pursued in Iraq and Afghanistan," the Huffington Post's David Wood wrote in June 2011. The journalist Michael Hastings was much harsher in a Rolling Stone book review. "Petraeus didn't win in Afghanistan -- unless one defines winning [in] the Charlie Sheen sense of the word," he wrote. "Rather, he proposed and followed a counterinsurgency strategy that was expensive, bloody, and inconclusive." Iraq, he added, "remains mired in brutal civil strife."
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The revelations about Petraeus' affair have prompted many people to question the general's fervent outreach to the media -- and the media's eagerness to return the favor. But some journalists were ahead of their time. In an article on Petraeus for the New Statesman back in 2010, Mehdi Hasan noted that "[t]he Congressional and media hawks in the United States have acquiesced in the rise and political empowerment of a new cadre of generals and commanders committed to pushing policies -- such as so-called small wars, based on counter-insurgency principles -- that the US public has usually been sceptical of." In the Daily Beast, Matt Yglesias argued that Petraeus' genius lay in lowering expectations. In Iraq, Yglesias explained, the military leader had achieved a "largely a postmodern victory, a triumph of spin, narrative formation, and political psychology that 'succeeded' largely in extricating the country from a toxic political deadlock."
Perhaps the most colorful critique came a year later, when Rep. Lynn Woolsey (D-CA) quoted Michael Hastings' Charlie Sheen analogy on the House floor. "General Petraeus is giving us the Charlie Sheen counter-insurgency strategy, which is to give exclusive interviews to every major network, and to keep saying 'we're winning,' and hope the public actually agrees with you," she declared.
This time around, Petraeus isn't going anywhere near a camera.
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Iceland, the island nestled between the North Atlantic and Arctic oceans, obviously has its share of glaciers, but did you know about the volcanoes that lie underneath them?
Iceland has, on average, one major volcanic event every five years, lending it the name The Land of Fire and Ice.
It's these two opposing elements that stood out to David Crowe, a professional composer who has created an Iceland-inspired piece using the work of local fourth-graders for the Northeast Indiana FAME Festival this weekend.
It's like baking a cake. You take all the ingredients, flour, eggs, sugar, butter, and put it all in a mixing bowl. What comes out looks like nothing that went into it, but it's all there, Crowe says.
For more than 20 years, Crowe, as the artist-in-residence for the FAMEous Student Composers program, has incorporated the work of fourth-grade students selected by their music educators for one cohesive piece that is performed by the Fort Wayne Philharmonic.
Crowe and collaborating students will premiere Eldur og Ís, Icelandic for Fire and Ice, on Sunday at the two-day festival. The festival, which opens Saturday, showcases performances and artwork by students from kindergarten to eighth grade. The cultural focus for this year's FAME festival is Destination 2014: Northwestern Europe.
Inspired by Iceland, Crowe used the work of his students to create a piece that complements the movement of fire and ice.
It has a slow and kind of somber beginning, like the coldness of the ice, and then it gets very fast, very sprightly, which reminds me of sparks flying and flames shooting out off of volcanoes, he says. Some of the kids came up with quick, bouncy passages, and I used more of those in the fiery part and some of compositions that were more slow and repetitive worked for the ice part of the music.
Eldur og Ís will be a part of the festival's Celebration of Youth finale with the Philharmonic; the Fort Wayne Youth Ballet will accompany the piece with choreography inspired by the music.
This particular project is very unique. I don't know another program where young kids, 10, 11 years old get to work with a professional composer, create some of their own music and then get to hear some of it incorporated into a composition played by an orchestra, Crowe says. There are similar composer programs here and there, but I think this one is fairly unusual in the way that it's put together and that it's been going on for 20 years.
The fourth-graders learned music composition with supplementary weekly lessons. During the project, the students work on the music notation website, Noteflight, which has an interactive community where the FAME students can follow and listen to each other's work each week.
The students also held a creative session with the Fort Wayne Youth Ballet to create choreography for the music and will join the Fort Wayne Philharmonic on Sunday for rehearsals, where students will hear the original music for the first time live before the performance.
The real cool thing is the composers get to see what the dancers are working on and the dancers get to see what the composers are working on, and they see how they are collaborating, T Irmscher, executive director for FAME, says. With the Philharmonic, I feel like they are mentors to the children who are interested in music and they show them how beautiful music can sound when you know how to play an instrument.
After the concert, each student will receive a score of the music with their contribution highlighted. Crowe says that for some of the students, the program inspires them to continue writing their own music.
Music has always been a connection to other things. It helps to illuminate, to deepen the experience to almost anything. Whether it's going to work, going to war, going to church, or celebrating, it comes in so many ways, Crowe says.
It's more than just entertainment, or something to dance to or fall asleep to. It's something that can enrich all experiences for the rest of your life, he says.
As a former musician with the Philharmonic from 1985 to 1994, Crowe became the artist-in-residence for the FAMEous student composer program in 1992. Although Crowe resides in Lee, Mass., with his wife, Kathy, he continues to provide his services for the student composers program.
He loves it, Irmscher says. I've been able to sit in on classes, and the students sit there and learn about instruments and rhythm. They learn how certain instruments can make the sound of a thunderstorm, chirping birds and volcanic sounds. It's just such a treat.
Over his 20-year tenure, the Internet has made it easier for students to work independently, but Crowe says it can sometimes take away the personal experience of music education.
Some of these young kids go right to the computers and they often are five, six steps ahead of me in terms of learning procedures. However, I think there is a lack of understanding and also expression and feeling that only comes from playing a real instrument or singing. It's the feeling for the music that comes out of your human experience that doesn't come out through digital technology, Crowe says. Even though you can hear a digitalized version of the music, there's nothing like the real thing.
David Crowe has seen enough proud faces to know the joy these students feel when they hear their contribution become the real thing right in front of them.
It's pretty awesome to hear your notes or your melody coming back at you by a large orchestra. They know something of what it's like, but at the rehearsal, when you hear it getting played back, it's pretty amazing, Crowe says. Some kids throughout the years may not have been successful at other things or perhaps didn't fit in school or were bullied. This was something that opened up a whole new world to them. It's been very gratifying to be able to see that happen.


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more like fury of the asian guitarist | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/2/07
Beautiful, just beautiful. These guys never cease to amaze me. First time I heard the solo, I was in shock and awe. At 5:40 my jaw dropped to the floor, I tried to imagine someone playing that and I could see the guitar exploding. To me that's exactly what it sounds like. And vocals WOW this guy is FAST, and it doesn't sound like gibberish IT SOUNDS GOOD?!!? UNHEARD OF. If I had to pick one word to describe this song it would be DAAYYYYUUMMMMMMMMMM. 5 STAR!
simply the best | Reviewer: inwood | 9/1/07
ive listened to all of the d force songs thousands of times from my wake up till i sleep and every song is ace ! ! ! ! dr4g0n f0rc3 4 3v3r ! ! ! !
It PWNS! | Reviewer: Mr Gi.Raffe | 9/1/07
I really like the last minute of the song ....basicly the whole song rules but the last part of it in particular is the best :D
Fury of the rock. | Reviewer: Aaron | 8/27/07
Power Metal has hit an all time high with this band: Dragonforce, their stuck in your head tunes not only makes you want to air guitar and tap your desk to the beat, it makes you want to just jump up and move. They are truly the revolutionaries of power metal. This is probably my favorite D-Force song, even though i've listened to it over 75 times, it doesnt get bad.
I absolutley LOOOOOVE THIS SONG! | Reviewer: Anonymous | 8/22/07
Every beat to this song you just want to bang ur head to. Personally I love all fast music and Dragon Force makes me jumpy :) omg i cant stop listening to it! It's a son that you just want to keep listening to over and over again. I love you Dragon Force...
HELL YEA | Reviewer: rock on | 8/20/07
lol anyone who dont love this song is either ungodly or inhuman dragonforce rocks the very foundations of the universe
WANDERFUL!! | Reviewer: Wishmaster | 7/31/07
Surely this is one of the best songs of Dragonforce!
I love them and I like all kind of metal music, I think! ROCK THIS PEOPLE!! Yay!
But I love "The Flame of Youth" and "Once in A Lifetime", love all Dragonforce's songs!!
OMFG!! THIS IS GUITAR PLAYING | Reviewer: AJ | 7/8/07
This band has the best guitarist ive ever seen. The vocalists are amazing> This song is wow and im glad this song is possible to play on guitar hero. This is a song that is for a metal listeners!!!!! Especially those that play guitar hero 1 and 2!!!!
guitar | Reviewer: shawn | 7/4/07
yall know that you can download ghex (guitar hero explorer) and replace the songs with other songs that you can get from scorehero.com and burn it to another dvd rom disc but the only thing bad about
fury of the storm on it is you can only play it on expert so if u want to play it on guitar hero the u have better be good at it.
OMFG | Reviewer: pure-evil-dragon | 6/24/07
this song is just uber, it is one of the best songs ive ever herd and i think that this song will kill any chavs that hurd it :P thats what powers it has haha
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Title: The Melbourne Advertiser, Port Phillip
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Melbourne Advertiser
Port Phillip Australia
Written for, and Published by John. P. Fawkner
Monday January the 15th 1838 Melbourne
No. 3 Vol. 1st
For London direct
The fine fast sailing Ship Hartley
Burthen 400 Tons will be ready
to receive Wool early next month
the greater part of her Cargo
being engaged she will meet
quick dispatch this Vessel
possesses very superior accom-
For Freight or passage
Apply to W F A Rucker
29 Decr. 1837
For Launceston
The fast sailing Cutter Jemima
will leave for the above port
on The 20 January Apply to
W.F.A Rucker
1st. Jany 38
Geelong Trader
The well known Schooner Lap
wing will sail regularly between
the above Port and Melbourne
leaving the latter place every
tenth day. For freight or Passage
Apply to the Master on board
or to W. F. A. Rucker
On the 17 Decr. last between
Melbourne and the ford of
the Salt Water River a Lady's
handsome gold ear Drop whoever
will bring the lost earring to the
office of this Paper shall be
handsomely rewarded.
A good serviceable Cart Mare
Apply at this Office
1 Jany 38
For Sale
Fit for Breeding or for the
Butcher 20 Choice Pigs
enquire at Fawkners Hotel.
On Sale
250 Head of Prime Cattle
these are adapted for Breeding
being choice Stock a part are
fit for the supply daily
required by the Butcher.
Apply to John P Fawkner.
This manuscript is one of a selection of documents relating to the early European settlement of Victoria.
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This past year has been a time of great change and growth for American Humanics.
Nationally, in March 2010, after almost two years of study, the American Humanics Board of Directors moved to change the name of our organization to the Nonprofit Leadership Alliance, making the relationship between our name and our mission unmistakable.
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Professor - Music Theory and Composition
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Room 330, Swope Music Building
Phone: 610-436-2646
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M.A., Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania
B.A. (Music), Yale University
The School of Music is a dynamic and creative environment. As a composer and a professor, I'm inspired by all the amazing colleagues and students I interact with on a daily basis, whether it be in the classroom (teaching composition and theory) or at ensemble concerts and recitals. I have always enjoyed coming to "work" because it has always felt like an advanced form of "play," which is to say that I feel lucky that my job is to spend my day doing things that I enjoy and care about deeply in a place where the students and my fellow teachers are similarly engaged and enthusiastic about their shared passion-music.
As a composition and theory teacher, my mission is to best prepare my students for a professional career in music. Many of our composition and theory students have gone on to graduate study at some of the best schools in the country. From there, they have been able to secure college-level teaching jobs, receive commissions for new works from all kinds of ensembles, and live happy and productive lives in the professional world.
Robert Maggio's music has been performed by the Boston Pops, Philadelphia Orchestra, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Oakland East Bay Symphony, Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, New York Festival of Song, Meridian Arts Ensemble, Detroit Chamber Winds, Orchestra 2001, New York Youth Symphony, Choral Arts Society of Philadelphia, and the Network for New Music. He has composed music for the Pennsylvania Ballet, Philadelphia Theater Company, People's Light and Theater Company, Yale Repertory Theater, Shakespeare Santa Cruz, Philadelphia Drama Guild, American Dance Festival, Randy James Dance Works, Stephen Pelton Dance Theater, and choreographer Leah Stein.
Professor Maggio's chamber music is recorded on the CRI and Albany Records label: Seven Mad Gods (1996), Riddles (2001), River Song (2003) and The Wishing Tree (2004). His vocal/choral, chamber, band, and orchestral music is published by Theodore Presser Co., King of Prussia, Pennsylvania.
Maggio has received fellowships from the Guggenheim Foundation, the American Academy of Arts and Letters, the Pew Fellowships in the Arts, the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, Meet the Composer, ASCAP, and BMI. He is currently a member of the BMI Musical Theatre Workshop.
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Of Mice and Men, by John Steinbeck; Mary Robinson, director; Philadelphia Drama Guild, January 1995incidental music
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premiere: West Chester University Theatre, December 1993; Bob E. Bytnar, director; Donald Nally, conductor.
Holiday Memories, by Truman Capote/stage version by Russell Vandenbroucke; Mary Robinson, director; Philadelphia Drama Guild, November 1994incidental music
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The Hidden Ones, by Judy GeBauer; James J. Christy, director; Philadelphia Festival Theater for New Plays, 1994incidental music
Voices, a performance art piece by Robert Maggio; Bob E. Bytnar, director; Donald Nally, conductor; West Chester University School of Music, 1992.
The Latent Rise of New Purity, a musical by Robert Maggio and Allan Heinberg; Christopher Grabowski, director; reading of partial script at New York Theater Workshop, October 1991.
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Bolt may refer to:
Common meanings[edit]
- Screw, a cylindrical threaded fastener
- Bolt (fastener), similar to a screw, used with a nut
- Carriage bolt, a bolt with a self-locking head
- Dead bolt, a kind of locking mechanism
- Bolt (climbing), an anchor point used in rock climbing
- Bolt (firearms), a mechanism used in firearms
- Bolt or quarrel, ammunition used in a crossbow
- Bolt (fabric) a unit of measurement
- Bolting (horse), the term for when a horse runs away
- Pyrotechnic fastener, sometimes called pyrotechnic bolts
- La Bolt, South Dakota, a town
- Bolt, West Virginia, an unincorporated census-designated place
- Bolt, Wisconsin, an unincorporated community
- Mount Bolt, Victoria Land, Antarctica
Arts and entertainment[edit]
- The Bolt (Shostakovich), a three-act ballet by Dmitri Shostakovich
- Bolt (1994 film), a drama starring Richard Grieco
- Bolt (2008 film), a Disney CGI animated movie
- Bolt (character), a fictional dog in the 2008 film
- Bolt (video game), based on the Disney film
- Bolt (comics), various characters
- Bolt (1986), a book by Dick Francis
- Bolt Uzumaki, a fictional character in the manga Naruto
Sports teams[edit]
- Nickname of the San Diego Chargers, a National Football League team
- Nickname of the Tampa Bay Lightning, a National Hockey League team
- Anaheim Bolts, a Professional Arena Soccer League team
- Boston Bolts, a short-lived American Soccer League team
- Meralco Bolts, a Philippine Basketball Association team
Other uses[edit]
- Bolt (web browser)
- Bolt (website), a social networking and video website active from 1996 to 2007
- Bolting (horticulture), the early growth of a flowering stalk in a crop plant
- Redcedar bolt, or cedar bolt, a chunk of wood used to create roof shingles
- BoltBus, an American bus service
- The BOLT, a bus route run by the Regional Transportation District between Boulder and Longmont, Colorado
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Noun. Any sort of tube filled with scented dryer sheets, that marijuana smoke is exhaled through, to cover up the weed smell. The most basic type is a cardboard tube from a roll of paper towels with 4-8 dryer sheets balled up inside, and one end partially blocked so the sheets don't blow out the end.
Hey, if we're gonna smoke this shit in my dorm, we better make a snarf so when my roomie comes back, he won't smell it and narc on us!
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when one is eating and is provoked by something funny which causes them to laugh and expel said food out of nasal passages; may also come out of mouth. also applies to liquids.
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Snarf was Lion-O's "nursemaid" on Thundera, and he has a hard time dealing with the fact that Lion-O is no longer in need of his "protection". Although he's somewhat cowardly, Snarf does manage to gather his wits and help when needed.
Snarf, where is my bed pan? i'm going to piss the bed soon
by Kingdick January 24, 2005
To eat something quickly, very quickly.
Man, did I ever snarf that piece of pie down!
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a person who gets off smelling bicycle seats
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When the man from the draft board arrives to take country bumpkin Will Stockdale for induction into the army, Will's father chases him off. But even hastily erected barbed wire cannot prevent Uncle Sam from claiming this draftee, and soon Will is on a bus to Fort Thompson, Georgia. This bestselling novel from 1954 was made into a popular play and film. No Time For Sergeants is as wildly original a series of humorous escapades as has ever been written about military life.
In the barracks, our hapless hero meets little Ben Whitledge, a fellow trainee who thinks he deserves a medal simply because his grandfather fought under Stonewall Jackson. This odd duo is assigned to the elite Air Force although they would rather serve in that most glorious and revered branch of the Army — the Infantry. Sergeant King, Will's nemesis, is determined to dampen the young soldier's enthusiasm, but Will consistently prevails and unknowingly confounds the gruff sergeant at every turn. The 1958 film version starred Andy Griffith, Don Knotts, and Nick Adams.
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This is the way the world ends.
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Nevil Shute placed this quote from T.S. Eliot's "The Hollow Men" on the title page of his chilling bestselling 1957 novel about life and death in Australia after a nuclear war in the northern hemisphere. The novel focuses on the crew of an American ship stranded in Australia after all of the northern hemisphere has destroyed itself in nuclear war. Radiation slowly travels south with the winds, and we meet memorable characters who try to grab what enjoyment life can offer before the inevitable end comes. Stanley Kramer's 1959 film starring Ava Gardner and Gregory Peck was very faithful to the book. This title is also available as a recorded book.
Peyton Place, published in 1956, has sold over 10,000,000 copies world-wide and remains one of the biggest selling novels of all time. Its sequel, Return to Peyton Place, published in 1959, was a national best-seller for many, many months. It was considered absolutely scandalous when it was published. Peyton Place stirred controversy with its explicit—for the time—depictions of sex and sins in a small New England town. Today, the once shocking novel and its sequel seem tame, and are taught in college English courses as classics of their time, well-written and honest in the evocation of the passions, jealousies, and secrets of small-town America. In 1957, it was made into an award-winning movie starring Lana Turner.
Herman Wouk's boldly dramatic, brilliantly entertaining novel of life--and mutiny--on a Navy warship in the Pacific theater was immediately embraced, upon its original publication in 1951, as one of the first serious works of American fiction to grapple with the moral complexities and the human consequences of World War II. The novel inspired the now-classic film, starring Humphrey Bogart, as well as a hugely successful Broadway play.
Edwin O'Connor's prize-winning The Last Hurrah is one of the most entertaining novels ever written about American politics. It evokes the seedy grandeur of Frank Skeffington, last of the great big-city Irish political bosses, making his final race for mayor. The novel was adapted as a successful 1958 film, starring Spencer Tracy.
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Free (and cheap!) for kids on Long Island in May
Need weekend plans or something to do with the kids during the week? There are a ton of free children's events at local libraries, but we also found free and cheap ($5 or less) things to do elsewhere this month. Whether you have one, two, three or more kids in tow, here's a roundup of fun, budget-friendly events in May.
Boater's Maritime Festival at Harborfront Park (101-A East Broadway Village Center, Port Jefferson) on Saturday, May 4 and Sunday, May 5 from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Kids and parents alike will enjoy a boat show with water activities, boat building, a touch tank, food, entertainment and pirates.
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Preview Day at Hofstra University Student Center (Hempstead Turnpike, Hempstead) on Saturday, May 4 from 9 a.m.-noon. High school sophomores can meet students, learn about the college, receive help on their search and learn to build a college list.
Surfcasting Clinic at Fire Island National Seashore Visitor's Center (Watch Hill, Fire Island) on Saturday, May 4 from 10:30 a.m.- 12:30 p.m.
Mayfair Family Fun Day at Play Groups School (52 Old Post Rd., East Setauket) on Saturday, May 4 from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Kids ages 6 and younger can enjoy pony rides, arts and crafts, face painting and more.
The Golden Global Drum at Hofstra University Museum: Emily Lowe Gallery (Hempstead Turnpike, Hempstead) on Saturday, May 4 at 11 a.m. An interactive performance of music around the world that links drumming to different cultures through story and song. Price: $5 family of 4, $1 per additional attendee.
Peconic Family Fun Day at Children's Museum of the East End (376 Bridgehampton / Sag Harbor Tpke., Bridgehampton) on Saturday, May 4 from 10 a.m.-noon. Kids and adults alike can check out exhibit, workshops, activities and two easy-paced nature walks where you can check out birds, butterflies, frogs, turtles and more.
Family Nature: Who Lives in the Ground at Bailey Arboretum (194 Bayville Road and Feeks Lane, Lattingtown) on Sunday, May 5 at 2 p.m. Families can search for amphibians and other creatures in the forest.
Live Model Figure Drawing and Children's Art Activity at Heckscher Museum of Art (2 Prime Ave., Huntington) on Sunday, May 5 from noon-4 p.m. As part of the Tulip Festival, children are invited to design their own "art car" on the museum terrace.
Storytime at Downs Farm Preserve (County Route 25, Cutchogue) on Friday, May 10 at 10 a.m.. Children ages 2-5 can create a seasonal craft and listen to a nature-themed story; reservations are required.
Outdoor Movie Night at Country Fair Entertainment (3351 Rte. 112, Medford) on Friday, May 17 at 8:30 p.m. Bring a chair or blanket and enjoy an outdoor viewing of Disney Pixar's "Up."
Seaside Stories and Crafts at Fire Island National Seashore Visitor's Center (Watch Hill, Fire Island) on Saturday, May 18 at noon. Children ages 5-7 can listen to stories about horseshoe crabs and create a horseshoe crab craft.
Author Appearance and Book Signing: Lisa A. Dabrowski at Safari Adventure (1074 Pulaski St., Riverhead) on Sunday, May 19 from noon-3 p.m. East end author Lisa A. Dabrowski, author of "Mr. Woolly and Friends in How the Barn Was Painted Purple," will be signing copies of her new book. Copies available for purchase; if you want to play there will be a fee, but the event is free.
Extreme Rec Night at Southampton Town Recreation Center (1370A Majors Path, Southampton) on Friday, May 3 from 7:30-10 p.m. Children in grades 6-12 are invivde to participate in relay races, soccer, basketball, kickball, inflatable joust, a bungee run and more. Price: $5, $2 round-trip transportation.
Discovering Insects at Sands Point Preserve (127 Middle Neck Rd., Sands Point) on Sunday, May 5 from noon-1 p.m. Check out live and preserved insects and learn about the different types and their transformations. Price: $10 per car.
Communicate With Me in Nine Languages at Maritime Explorium (101 East Broadway, Port Jefferson) on Saturday, May 4 and Sunday, May 5 from 1-5 p.m. Explore the International Code of Signals, learn about communication and design your own code to send messages to friends. Price: $5.
Tiny Tots: Let's Discover Nature Hour at Caleb Smith State Park Preserve (Jericho Turnpike, Smithtown) on Thursday, May 2, 16 and 30. Children ages 3-5 with a parent can explore nature through hands-on activities. Price: $4, $3 children, free children ages 3 and younger.
Family Adventures: As Sly As a Fox at Connetquot River State Park Preserve (Sunrise Highway, Oakdale) on Friday, May 10 from 6-8 p.m. Look for fox activity around the park and learn about their habits and habitats. Price: $4, $3, free children 3 and younger.
Make a Mother's Day Message in a Bottle at Maritime Explorium (101 East Broadway, Port Jefferson) on Saturday, May 11 and Sunday, May 12 from 1-5 p.m. Kids can create a message in a bottle for someone special for Mother's Day. Price: $5.
Family Adventures: Amazing Adaptations at Connetquot River State Park Preserve (Sunrise Highway, Oakdale) on Saturday, May 11 at 1:30 p.m. Hands-on animal activities and learn how they adapt to nature, followed by a walk through the park. Price: $4, $3 children, free ages 3 and younger.
Mommy Appreciation at Long Island Science Center (11 W. Main St., Riverhead) on Saturday, May 11 from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Learn about the miracle of motherhood, a program suitable for kids and adults. Free admission for mother's. Price: $5.
Watercolor Wonders at Connetquot River State Park Preserve (Sunrise Highway, Oakdale) on Sunday, May 12 from 1:30-3 p.m. Create a watercolor collage using wildflowers and wildlife. Price: $4, $3 children, free ages 3 and younger; reservations required.
Shake, Rattle and Roll: Make Your Own Rainstick at Maritime Explorium on Saturday, May 18 and Sunday, May 19 from 1-5 p.m. Using natural and recycled materials, kids can create their own musical rain sticks. Price: $5.
Bird Festival at Long Island Science Center (11 W. Main St., Riverhead) on Saturday, May 18 at 10 a.m. Get the inside scoop migration, bird habitats, feeding and more. Family activities, crafts, vendors and a bird race are included. Price: $5.
Scavenger Hunt at Connetquot River State Park Preserve (Sunrise Highway, Oakdale) on Saturday, May 18 from 1:30-3 p.m. Use your five senses to find items that nature hides in plain sight. Price: $4, $3 children, free children ages 3 and younger.
Beautiful Butterflies at Sands Point Preserve (127 Middle Neck Rd., Sands Point) on Sunday, May 19 at 11 a.m. Learn all about butterflies and what you can do to attract them to your garden. Meet at the Phil Dejana Learning Center. Price: $10 per car.


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Calvin hosts Symposium on Common Grace in Business
Theologians, scholars and business people convened at Calvin College for conversations about the application of Abraham Kuyper's theological work on common grace to the business world.
November 01, 2014 | Grace Ruiter
Researching the mighty phage
Summer research projects pair two students with two professors in the study of bacteriophages.
June 10, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
Calvin orchestra gets new conductor
Conductor, performer and teacher John Varineau will conduct Calvin's orchestras.
January 29, 2013 | Myrna Anderson
Senior wins regional BizPlan
Calvin senior business major Kelly LeCoy bested the field at the 2011 Regional BizPlan.
April 13, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
A scholar in refuge
Zimbabwean professor Richard Nenge has found a temporary home at Calvin through the Scholar Rescue Fund program.
January 05, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
An NSF grant for better biology teaching
A $200,000 grant from the National Science Foundation will allow faculty to build more research into the biology classroom.
March 06, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
Thanksgiving disasters
This doesn't taste quite right. Where's that smoke coming from? Read about Thanksgiving disasters from Calvin faculty and staff.
November 18, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
How We Learn kicks off
The Teaching and Learning Network is launching How We Learn, a year-long series on improving the classroom experience.
March 29, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
Happy Thanksgiving!
Calvin faculty and staff share traditions, disasters and recipes for turkey day.
November 21, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
A $25,000 grant helps stroke survivors reclaim their voice in the church
Peggy Goetz is studying how people with communications disorders re-integrate into their churches.
May 06, 2013 | Myrna Anderson
January Series: 25 years fresh
As Calvin's annual lecture series hits a quarter-century, it welcomes David Gergen, Sherry Turkle, N.T. Wright and Deborah Lew.
December 14, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
Two $200,000 grants for improving teacher quality
Calvin faculty are working with teachers from area schools to improve their teaching of writing, math.
April 11, 2013 | Myrna Anderson
Interim: Exploring the mythological roots of Hollywood film
This January, students are studying classical myths and the contemporary films that spring from them.
January 14, 2013 | Myrna Anderson
Stehouwer wins Professor of the Year
Scott Stehouwer, a 34-year veteran of the psychology department, is the students' choice.
April 30, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
Q&A: Japanese tsunami
Calvin professors talk about earthquakes, tsunamis, nuclear power, radiation and the resiliency of the Japanese people.
March 15, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
Tigchelaar: Professor of the Year
Biology professor Peter Tigchelaar wins Professor of the Year.
May 10, 2010 | Myrna Anderson
Q&A: A Christian approach to teaching languages
Calvin professors of German, French and Chinese discuss how foreign language pedagogy has changed and how to teach a language Christian-ly.
June 14, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
Herzberg earns exemplary teaching award
Larry Herzberg, the father of Asian language studies at Calvin was honored the college's highest teaching award.
February 11, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
Thanksgiving away
How do Calvin faculty and staff produce a traditional feast when they travel outside the country?
November 18, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
Pioneering social work in Liberia
For five years Calvin faculty have been pioneering the first bachelor of social work program in Liberia.
September 26, 2011 | Myrna Anderson


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