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November 17, 2014
Malloy Administration Prepares To Cut 2015 Budget
by Christine Stuart | November 17, 2014 12:31pm
Just back from a National Governors Association meeting in Colorado, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy said the $99.5 million budget deficit reported by his budget office last week was "de minimis."
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November 13, 2014
Hartford Moves Forward With Election Day Investigation
by Christine Stuart | November 13, 2014 8:00am
The Hartford City Council voted Wednesday to investigate what happened on Election Day at several polling places.
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November 9, 2014
Problems at the Polls Highlight Limitations of Locally Operated Election System
by Christine Stuart | November 9, 2014 12:38pm
The debacle in Hartford on Tuesday morning, which delayed the opening of some polling places, as well as the ballot shortage in Bridgeport during the 2010 election, have highlighted weaknesses in Connecticut's localized election system.
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November 6, 2014
Malloy Takes A Victory Lap
by Christine Stuart | November 6, 2014 8:17am
Democratic Gov. Dannel P. Malloy took a victory lap Wednesday afternoon in the Old Judiciary room of the state Capitol. The room was packed with labor activists and commissioners from his various agencies who chanted "four more years," as Malloy walked into the room.
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November 5, 2014
Malloy Declares Victory, Foley Waits For More Numbers
by Christine Stuart and Hugh McQuaid | November 5, 2014 1:09am
Even without including results from the state's largest cities, Democratic Gov. Dannel P. Malloy was confident enough to declare victory early Wednesday morning in his re-election against Republican challenger Tom Foley.
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Larson Wins Another Term in 1st Congressional District
by Luke Foster | November 5, 2014 1:06am
Democratic Congressional incumbent John B. Larson was elected to his ninth term as Representative of the 1st Congressional District, beating challengers from both the Republican and Green parties.
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November 4, 2014
Malloy Campaign Heads to Court After Early Confusion at Hartford Polls; Obama Calls WNPR
by Christine Stuart | November 4, 2014 10:27am
(UPATED 3 p.m.) A bizarre sequence of events began early Tuesday when the polls opened in Hartford without voter lists available to workers at some of the city's polling 24 locations. In some cases people were reportedly turned away while others signed affidavits to verify their identities in order to vote without being checked off the voter list.
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November 2, 2014
Denise Nappier's Mother Dies
by Staff Report | November 2, 2014 8:55pm
State Treasurer Denise Nappier's mother Barbara H. Nappier died on Saturday surrounded by family and friends, according to a spokeswoman for her campaign.
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October 29, 2014
Malloy Rallies The Troops
by Christine Stuart | October 29, 2014 4:09pm
Before he arrived to give the Working Families Party volunteers a five-minute pep talk, the head of one of the state's largest unions and a local state representative reminded the crowd of all the progressive things Democratic Gov. Dannel P. Malloy did during his first term.
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October 24, 2014
OP-ED | Black Conservative Leaders Talk Guns, Civil Rights and the GOP
by Suzanne Bates | October 24, 2014 12:44pm
When Sonnie Johnson broke into her spoken word poem, A Moment of Clarity, about her journey from the projects in Richmond, Va. — the daughter of a biological mother addicted to crack and an alcoholic father — to her job today as a tea party activist and founder of the website Change the Game, it was clear this was a different kind of conservative panel.
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Poor doesn't equal failure
Telling people Mississippi is poor and needs to improve its educational system is one thing, but Eric Weber, a professor at the University of Mississippi, hopes to show them. Working on a three-year research project that will result in a documentary, Weber intends to focus on the connection between poverty and failure in education which more often than not is due to self-fulfilling prophecy. (June 7, 2010, Page 1A)
Mom – always thinking of everyone else
Co-Publisher Tim Phillips looks back at all his mother has done to help him, his brothers and his family through the years and takes the time to thank her on Mother's Day weekend. (May 7, 2010, Page 4A)
University seeks feedback on mascot from alums
University of Mississippi alumni have an opportunity on May 19 to voice their opinion on a new mascot during a focus session on May 19 at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. The sessions are limited to 30 people per session, so reservations are necessary by contacting Lynda Walker in the Alumni Office at 915-7375. More information can be found at mascot.olemiss.edu. (May 5, 2010, Page 2)
Celebrating Jacob Thompson's 200th birthday
Oxford and Ole Miss historian Jack Lamar Mayfield takes a look at the accomplishments of one of Oxford's most distinguished citizens, Jacob Thompson as the University Museum, the city of Oxford and the Oxford-Lafayette County Heritage Foundation gets set to celebrate Thompson's birthday with a special event on May 11. (April 30, 2010, Page 2B)
Small steps save energy
Choir spans gap
What began as a creative way to raise money for the restoration of the Burns Belfry has spun off an exercise in community building as an ad-hoc choir representing several local churches has been rehearsing for its part in The Worship Experience event set for Friday at the Ford Center. (April 19, 2010, Page 1A)
Origins of Ole Miss Rebels and Colonel Rebel
Oxford and Ole Miss historian Jack Lamar Mayfield takes a look back to the 1930s when the University of Mississippi nicknamed its athletic teams the Rebels and created a mascot named Colonel Rebel. (April 16, 2010, Page 2B)
Courage recalled
Former CBS Evening News anchor Dan Rather shared memories of covering the 1962 riots at the University of Mississippi when speaking to a standing-room-only crowd Wednesday at the Overby Center on campus as part of the Society of Professional Journalists naming the school as its 100th National Historic Site in Journalism. (April 15, 2010, Page 1)
Searching for ET
Sandip Pakvasa from the Department of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Hawaii will give a public lecture titled "Galactic Neutrino Communication and SETI (Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence)." The public lecture will be given from 7:30 – 8:30 p.m. in Lewis Hall 101 on April 13 the Physics Department at the University of Mississippi.
He will discuss some ideas in the use of neutrinos in communication across the galaxy by advanced civilizations and how we may intercept these signals and discern their presence. He will also discuss a proposal to employ neutrinos to modulate the periods of Cepheid variable stars and use them as beacons as a sort of a galactic semaphore. Previous schemes for detecting ETI have involved electromagnetic radiation while we propose alternatives. The philosophy of searching here is to employ any and all possible methods to search for ETI communication and in particular the ones we suggest require only the examination of already existing data or data soon to be forthcoming. (April 6, 2010)
Before we were the Ole Miss Rebels
Oxford and Ole Miss historian Jack Lamar Mayfield takes a look back at who the Ole Miss Rebels were before they were Rebels. He traces them back to their days as the Red and Blue and then the Mississippi Flood, a name picked in a contest in the 1920s. (April 2, 2010, Page 3B)

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In only 1 of your games on your match history do you have over 100cs and you seldom buy boots. You've got a longgggg way to go, son. Don't get full of yourself. Good luck!
when I was lvl 15-25 I would roll people with gangplank and jarvan now I almost never pick them :( back in those days I would j4 ult people abd tthey didn't know what to do or I could use my gp ult and the other team would run for the hills....I miss those days.....
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really Level 30 is how much you have played not skill level. i've played level 30's worse then me
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- Caroline1 Feb 5, 2008 08:15 PM
I know this is going to sound like a dumb question, but... How do you cut your sandwiches? Corner to corner or across the middle? And if you have kids, do you cut their sandwiches the same way you cut your own? Do you remove the crusts? I'm curious whether "foodies" line up on one side of the aisle or the other.
re: meatn3
It tastes better because those first few bites (assuming you eat point first) is a smaller bite, with more "air space" that you chew, opens up the flavors more. (Try it, eat small bits vs. a larget bit decide which tastes better)
meatn3...cut those long rolls on the bias to achieve the same "point" result.
I'm corner to corner as well. It definitely tastes better. I also generally cut my long vegetables (carrots, celery) on a diagonal as well. People underestimate how the act of cutting plays a role in the taste.
My husband and I fought this one out early in our marriage. I am an adament corner to corner slicer and he sliced his sandwiches in half, if he sliced it at all. After 20 years, his sandwiches are always sliced corner to corner -- but that's because I make them all!
re: hangrygirl
In half. Not a dumb question at all!
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It's totally cultural! But I think it has to do with when Canadians eat sammies. We tend to take them in bagged lunches, and I don't think an open-faced one would fare as well as closed-face. (Is that what they're called?!?) When I spent a month in Danmark, we always had liver pate and cucumber open-faced sandwiches at home, but if it was bagged, they were sandwiched.
corner to corner looks more professional that in half side to side. For kids I used to cut them twice corner to corner. No they got the crusts too unless I was making a party platter of sandwiches then the crusts came off.
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Not only do I cut my sandwiches, I cut my hamburgers, too. Does that make me weird? Probably!
re: eLizard
i cut burgers! esp. when they are loaded (which is 99% of the time).
and the other sammies are corner to corner, crusts on.
growing up, my mom cut pb&js and bologna (aka "baloney") sammies in half. my aunt cut crustless scrambled egg sandwiches into squares -- 9 to a sandwich. that was always a treat (made with mayo on the bread, of course).
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I cut my burgers into quarters. Easier to eat and less messy.
Sandwiches corner to corner.
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home made large burgers get cut in half at the dinner table. if smaller versions around the pool, then no cut.
I definitely prefer diagonally-cut sandwiches. I never remove crusts.
My husban doesn't usually cut his sandwiches, which seems so odd to me.
I don't care if mine are cut, but my husband has to have his corner to corner. HAS to.
On removal of crusts, I never did it for my kids. But one day, I was there when my daycare provider (a mom herself), who took care of my kids in her home, was fixing sandwiches for the kids' lunch. There she was, quickly trimming off all the breadcrusts before she got started. I teased her, saying she should "make" those kids eat those crusts, and wasn't that a lot of trouble for her?? She smiled knowingly. First, she pointed out, she is not going to make a non-crust-eater into an eater by serving crusts. Second, if she DOESN'T cut the crusts off, they waste more bread and more sandwich filling than if she DOES cut them off. Turns out, with the crustless sandwiches, they would devour the whole serving. With crust left on, they all left at least a one-inch margin of bread, PLUS the crust, and she was throwing away way more bread. (Yes, she was a thrifty Scots-American - competed in Highland Games, no less!)
Now, when I'm serving sandwiches for a semi-fancy function, I always trim crusts off. But that's for looks (not because I'm afraid of throwing bread-margins away!).
I cut both ways, depending on the shape of the bread.
I also cut my burgers in half, it helps me not "wear" the condiments.
I take the crust off all sandwiches except grilled cheese. It's not that I don't like the crust, rather with a nice stuffed sandwich I won't finish the whole thing so the crust must be sacrificed for the good stuff.
It completely depends on the sandwich.
- Tuna sandwiches MUST be eaten in small triangles. Same with club sandwiches. I slice from corner to corner, twice.
- Meatloaf sandwiches require two halves - sliced down the middle, once.
- Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches must be eaten in squares (sliced through the middle, twice).
- Grilled cheese sandwiches must be sliced diagonally, once only.
- Open-faced sandwiches are never sliced.
- For bun-based sandwiches (pulled pork, hamburgers, etc.), slicing once is optional, depending on the size and desire to stay tidy.
So, am I crazy?
re: AnneInMpls
I'm laughing because I do the very same thing and I Know I'm not crazy.
re: AnneInMpls
Anne, if you are crazy I am too! I agree with all that you have posted, but I want to add one other sandwich. If I have a leftover pot roast sandwich, or anything else that is kind of sloppy, on plain bread then I don't cut the sandwich at all. I peel the crust off the top and halfway down one side and eat in the direction. Then I do the other side. My logic is that the crust helps keep the meat from falling out, but I don't want the crust on those kinds of sandwiches, so that is why I do it that way. If I have some leftover gravy, I put that on the crusts and eat them like that.
OOPS, now maybe I am crazy!
re: AnneInMpls
\no you are not crazy. see jfood's method below, he thought he was crazy as well.
If I'm dunking (like in soup), the sandwich must be cut diagonally. If I'm packing for work, it gets cuts into two rectangles in order to better fit the sandwich bag. Never cut the crusts off. I hate to waste food.
Corner to corner for square bread. I eat the crusts, but I've been known to take off the crust and eat it first.
Well...I usually cut on the diagonal but not corner to corner - I go about an inch away from the corner and cut diagionally to about an inch away from the opposite corner. I wonder what that says about me??
Depends on the filling, i.e. PBJs get cut in half. But for me it also depends on the knife- if I only used a butter knife to make the sandwich, I'll cut it in half so the dull knife won't get caught on the corners. If I sliced anything with the chef's knife, I'll use it to go for the fancy diagonal cut. Crusts on, always. My son doesn't always eat them, but I find if I can get him to linger at the table a while he'll eventually break down and just eat it. He just thinks he doesn't like them!
My mom used to cut them in half when I was a kid. I hated that--I wanted them sliced diagonally. So now that I'm a grownup and responsible for my own sandwiches, I don't cut them (unless they're huge--then I cut them in half, because I'm unlikely to be using standard sandwich bread).
Crusts are good food.
i like my sandwiches cut diagonally because i'm a rather visual eater. not only does the sandwich look nicer, i also get a good look at the lovely fillings, which are often hidden by the crusts which i leave on.
I cut the sandwich corner to corner if it is made with American/Pullman style bread. I cut it perpendicular, and sometimes in 3rds, if it is made with rustic bread or a hoagie roll.
Oh boy jfood's family had this discussion last summer when jfood brought a platter of sandwiches out to the pool. First jfood believes in the corner to corner cut creating two triagles out of the sandwich. Second is the method of eating. Some people take their first bit line a semi-circle with all bread and no crust right in the middle. Jffod takes his first bite at the acute angled corner, not the right angle. Then his second bite is the other acute corner. The he works his way around the crust so that the last bite is all bread, no crust. then the second half the same way.
After he told the other jfoods thay also stared at him and said what many of you are saying, "are you kidding?" everyone has their indiosyncracies and this is one of jfood's.
re: jfood
No worries jfood. I have a friend that eats corn on the cob in a very neat and methodical way. He'll eat across the length of the cob in rows. All rows are eaten completely (About 3 to 4 rows at a time). No kernels left and none damage on either side of the swath. It's really a sight to see.
re: Davwud
I eat corn on the cob exactly the same way - the trick is to pull the kernals 'up' with your bottom teeth, then off with your top teeth. But even my family is impressed with how clean the corn cob looks.


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Barton County District Court will be closing to the public one hour early, at 4 p.m. daily, starting Monday, June 6.
The annual crackdown on motorists not wearing their seat belts can sometimes lead to other things, Barton County Sheriff Greg Armstrong said. This week, one of his deputies stopped an unbuckled motorist and wound up arresting that person for driving with a suspended license.
In recent years, Kansas Board of Regents has been working on a process called "alignment," to standardize vocational and technical education courses across the state to fit the needs of employers. The Technical Education Authority makes recommendations on this statewide coordination.
After a body was discovered in rural Barton County last year, Sheriff Greg Armstrong's staff had a large area to search for evidence and needed to do it quickly. The Kansas Bureau of Investigation was there to help, and so were students from Barton Community College's Criminal Justice program.
Great Bend High School seniors celebrated their graduation Sunday at the 2011 commencement ceremony at Memorial Stadium.
The printed word and painted canvas complement each other in the latest featured exhibit at the Barton County Arts Center.
Dr. Carl Heilman's contract as president of Barton Community College was extended by one year, to June of 2014, at Thursday's BCC Board of Trustees meeting.
The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program has applied for a grant that could help with its transportation costs, and the Shafer Gallery is seeking its annual funding for the Kansas Arts Commission. Since both RSVP and Shafer Gallery are overseen by Barton Community College, it falls to the college president to approve their grant applications.
Great Bend clothing stores brought their spring styles to the Senior Center on Monday, for the annual fashion show.
Students of Great Bend High School English instructor Crystal Cross rallied residents to support U.S. troops, by organizing a bicycle/walking fundraiser Saturday at Veterans Memorial Park.
Graduates of Barton Community College know as well as anyone, many of life's lessons aren't learned in a classroom. As they attended Barton's commencement ceremonies Thursday in the BCC Gymnasium, students were reminded to use what they've learned and to remain lifelong learners.
Barton Community College fell short of meeting goals set with the Kansas Board of Regents last year, which means the college will only receive 80 percent of new funding, instead of 100 percent.
The spring migration of Monarch butterflies is under way, and soon their colorful wings will be a common sight at the Great Bend Brit Spaugh Zoo. A new conservation garden is expected to attract native butterflies and hummingbirds, as well as people, Zookeeper John Zimmerman said.
Just in time for baseball and softball season, the Great Bend Recreation Commission plans to improve its presence on Facebook.
The man injured when a tanker trailer hauling 8,000 gallons of gasoline went off a Barton County road Saturday morning was in fair condition Monday afternoon, a spokesman at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita said.
DeleteMark and Krista Ball were named the 2014 Great Bend Greater Award recipients during a rare evening meeting of the Noon Kiwanis Club, Thursday at Montana Mike's. In addition to recognizing the couple for their commitment to community service, the club gave away more than $1,500 to area organizations to celebrate its 75th anniversary.
Barton Community College officials voted on bids as quickly as they could, but there was no way to rebuild the dining hall at BCC's Camp Aldrcih before June 1, 2015. So, the popular venue for weddings, camps and other business or social gatherings will remain closed for another summer, due to the fire that destroyed the dining hall last April.
A Gus Shafer sculpture that was never completed will grace the space outside the gallery that bears his name in the future, said Dave Barnes, director of the Shafer Art Gallery in the Fine Arts Building at Barton Community College.
Area residents may be sipping wine for an adult-only evening next year in the Great Bend-Brit Spaugh Zoo, according to Zoo Director Scott Gregory.
One task the Great Bend Recreation Commission will face in 2015 is planning the city's next public playground, which will be located outside of the Great Bend Activity Center at 2715 18th St.
Live theater choices abound this weekend in Barton County. Adults seeking to quench their thirst for laughter should save at least one night for the Great Bend Community Theatre production, "Beer for Breakfast."
It was kind of exciting to post "I survived the Kansas earthquake of Nov. 12, 2014," on Facebook and Twitter, but it turns out earthquakes are becoming rather common in the Wheat State.
Salina firm Harbin Construction won the bid to build a new dining hall for Barton Community College's Camp Aldrich. The original dining hall was destroyed by a fire last April.
Members of the Great Bend Zoological Society had a lot to celebrate at their annual meeting, Monday night at the Great Bend-Brit Spaugh Zoo. But members were also saddened by last week's announcement that Zoo Director Scott Gregory will be leaving at the end of the year, to accept a job in Florida.
The Great Bend Recreation Commission is offering seventh- and eighth-grade basketball for the first time this fall. Sports Director Chris Umphres said enrollment has begun for boys and girls, and will continue for two weeks.
Barton County saw several accidents involving deer over the weekend, continuing a trend that began in October. Kansas Highway Patrol reports deer activity on and near Kansas roadways always poses a seasonal traffic hazard during deer-breeding season, which starts in October and runs into December.
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Post-game breakdown: Bryant University
Here's your post-game breakdown of UConn's 66-53 season-opening victory over Bryant University:
Basketball took a backseat on Sunday.
The Huskies spoke about the Newtown tragedy after practice in Storrs.
"It's a horrific crime," coach Kevin Ollie said. "It's unspeakable what happened down there. Our hearts go out to them."
Check out the attached video of Ollie's post-practice comments.
There will be a moment of silence prior to Monday night's game against Maryland Eastern Shore at the XL Center in Hartford. UConn is asking fans to be in their seats by 6:50 p.m.
Each game jersey will have a special patch featuring a rectangle with a green background, a black outline and the letter "SH" in white. Sandy Hook Elementary School colors are green and white.
Other bench personnel will wear green and white ribbons.
"We're going to show our respect to the community," junior Tyler Olander said Sunday. "I think we're going to wear a patch in honor of Newtown, the boys and girls, women, and all the families that are impacted by this. We're going to show our support any way possible."
The Huskies attended a candlelight vigil on Sunday night in Mansfield.
Some other reaction and news from practice on Sunday:
-- Junior Shabazz Napier grew up in the Boston area. He remembers children dying because of gun violence.
"My hopes and prayers go out to the family…," Napier said. "I just want people to understand life is too short. Sadly, that's an example for it. I still feel like I'm dreaming. I really don't believe it's true. It's just a shock."
-- Focusing on basketball will be tough to do, according to Napier and Olander.
"It is difficult," Olander said. "Basketball is just a game.
"There's so much more in life. I have little cousins, family members, and a nephew. Just the thought at such a young age they could be taken away at any moment, it's just great than basketball. So you really have to take time to think about all what's going on.
"But, at the same time, we do have to play a game."
-- In basketball news, Ollie talked the deteriorating Big East and Saturday's announcement that the seven catholic schools –Providence, DePaul, Seton Hall, Villanova, Georgetown, St. John's and Marquette – are leaving the conference.
"We've got a great president and we've got a great AD and I know they're working feverishly to get us in the right situation for our program to be the best….," Ollie said. "We're going forward and trying to do what's best for our university.
"You can't blame them. We will miss them. But we have to figure out what we're going to do and I think we're going to do that soon.
Ollie said this is not the time to hold a pity party. UConn has to be prepared for the next step.
When asked what he tells recruits, he said: "You tell recruits that we're a great university. Our brand is still strong. We're going to keep going forward. We've got a great president. We've got a great AD and we've got some great players. And we've got a terrific coaching staff."
Then Ollie laughed about the coaching staff remark.
"Scratch that," he added.
Ollie, who has a seven month contract, also is telling recruit that he plans to be at UConn "for a lifetime."
"That's the only thing I can say because that's what I believe. … It's not all up to me. But it is up to me to have these guys ready to play and have our recruits believe that."
Here's your post-game breakdown of UConn's 66-53 season-opening victory over Bryant University:
College basketball season is finally here.
Redshirt sophomore Rodney Purvis has been suspended for UConn's season opener against Bryant University on Friday.
UConn coach Kevin Ollie talked about the state of the Huskies during a Puerto Rico Tip-Off conference call on Wednesday morning.
Some notes, quotes and observations from UConn's exhibition opener:
UConn's starting lineup for tonight's men's basketball exhibition opener is out.
UConn's status as defending national champion apparently carries some weight.
UConn junior Omar Calhoun suffered an injury to his right knee during practice on Sunday.
Before First Night festivities started today, UConn dedicated its $39 million basketball facility located next to Gampel Pavilion.
Jim Calhoun may be retired from coaching.But he'll never entirely leave the spotlight.
UConn received a verbal commitment from 6-foot-10 power forward Steven Enoch of Norwalk on Saturday night.
Jim Calhoun has never been at a loss for words.That's a good thing when you're a television anaylst.
UConn's toughest opponent this season may be jet lag.The defending national champions will be traveling all over the country.
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A war between Christians and Muslims which seems never-ending. Religious leaders who tell the faithful that if they die fighting a 'holy war' they will have eternal life. This was the scenario in the Crusades of the mediaeval period, and the religious leaders who promised such rewards for martyrdom were the Popes, the leaders of Christendom.
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Around the Globe: International Diversity in YA Writing, December 10 in New York CityDecember 10, 2014 6:00 pm
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Words without Borders and the New York Public Library present a discussion of the vibrant and compelling world of international YA. Join our distinguished panelists, including Padma Venkatraman, Briony Everroad, Roxanne Hsu-Feldman, and Arthur A. Levine in a wide-ranging conversation about diversity and international voices in YA writing today, moderated by editor, author and professor of Library Sciences Marc Aronson. This event coincides with the launch of WWB's December issue, dedicated to the best new YA writing from around the world, from countries including Georgia, Bangladesh, Germany, Norway, South Korea, and many more.
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Briony Everroad is a freelance editor based in San Francisco. Over ten years at Random House UK, she published such diverse works as Jo Nesbø's Harry Hole series and George Orwell's A Life in Letters. She also edited and contributed to the View from This Bridge blog. Briony has always been passionate about international writing, and in 2010 founded the Harvill Secker Young Translators' Prize to celebrate the achievements of new and emerging translators. She has been a guest speaker at many translated literature events and has attended literature symposiums across the globe. Her love of stories from around the world began with the novels of Astrid Lindgren and deepened as she discovered the many thought-provoking novels written for young adults. Briony was a consultant for the forthcoming Oxford Companion to Children's Literature by Daniel Hahn.
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CHICAGO, IL (March 5, 2012) - The Labyrinth: The Testimony of Marian Kolodziej, the award-winning 37-minute documentary short on Polish Catholic artist and Auschwitz survivor Marian Kolodziej by award-winning documentary filmmaker Jason A. Schmidt, will receive it�s international television premiere on Poland�s Canal+ TV on March 5, 2012, announced Fr. Ron Schmidt, the producer of the short for December 2n Productions, which recently was named �2012 Notable Video� by the American Library Association, received the 2012 SIGNIS International Award for Best Documentary and was named Best Documentary - Spiritual Section at the 2012 Dhaka International Film Festival, Dhaka, Bangladesh. For more information on The Labyrinth�s Canal+ TV air schedule, visit: http://www.canalplus.pl.
Schmidt notes: "December 2nd Productions is pleased that this documentary on Polish Catholic artist and Auschwitz survivor Marian Kolodziej will now be seen by a wider public in his native land. Marian�s life and work are now a part of the heritage of Poland and world culture. Through these screenings on Canal+ TV, more people will now visit his exhibit at St. Maximilan Kolbe Church and Center, Harmeze, Poland, located 10 km from Auschwitz.�
The Labyrinth documentary short received its world premiere at the International Documentary Association�s 14th Annual DocuWeeks� Shorts 2010 Theatrical Documentary Showcase, Hollywood and has screened at 20 US and international film festivals to date.
The Labyrinth is the recipient of the following awards, prizes and honors: Grand Prix (2011 Magnificat Film Festival; Minsk, Belarus); Best Short Documentary (2011 Ventura Film Festival); two 2011 Silver Telly Awards (use of music and cinematography); The Reel Rose Award for Best Short Film (2011 John Paul II Film Festival; Miami, FL); The Redemptive Storytelling Award (2011 Redemptive Film Festival; Newport News, VA); Honorable Mention Award (2011 Los Angeles New Wave International Film Festival; Los Angeles, CA); 2012 SIGNIS International Award for Best Documentary and Best Documentary, Spiritual Section, 2012 Dhaka International Film Festival (Dhaka, Bangladesh); 2012 Notable Video � American Library Association.
The Labyrinth has previously screened at: 2010 Boston Film Festival; 2010 Polish Film Festival of America (Los Angeles, CA); 2010 Plus Camerimage Film Festival (Poland); 2011 Redemptive Film Festival (Newport News, VA); 2011 Santa Barbara International Film Festival; 2011 Boulder International Film Festival (Boulder, CO); 2011 Peace on Earth Film Festival (Chicago, IL); 2011 Beverly Hills Film Festival (Beverly Hills, CA); 2011 Docaviv International Documentary Film Festival (Tel Aviv, Israel), 2011 John Paul II Film Festival (Miami, FL); 2011 Palm Springs Intl. ShortFest, 2011 Religion Today Film Festival (Trent, Italy); 2011 Magnificat Film Festival, (Minsk, Belarus); 2011 Gdansk Film Festival (Gdansk, Poland) 2011 Polish Film Festival (Buffalo, NY); 2012 Whitehead International Film Festival (Claremont, CA); 2012 Dhaka International Film Festival (Dhaka, Bangladesh) and will screen at the upcoming 2012 San Francisco Human Rights International Film Festival.
�I built Auschwitz�because I arrived in the first transport.� Memory, art and hell collide as an Auschwitz survivor finally confronts the horrors of his past after 50 years of silence. Marian Kolodziej, prisoner number 432, was 17 and on one of the first transports to enter Auschwitz on June 14, 1940. Kolodziej, a Polish Catholic, survived five years imprisonment and never spoke of his experience until after a serious stroke in 1993. He began physical rehabilitation by doing pen and ink drawings depicting his memories of that horrific experience at Auschwitz 50 years earlier.
Kolodziej�s drawings and art installations, which he called The Labyrinth, fill the large basement of St. Maximilian Kolbe Church and Center, 10 kilometers from Auschwitz. In The Labyrinth, Kolodziej takes the audience on a journey through his drawings and art installations. Through the blending of his testimony and graphic drawings, we explore the memories and nightmares that were buried for years. The documentary is eyewitness testimony to the horrors of Auschwitz that is unique in the annals of documenting the Holocaust. Marian Koldziej�s story of survival and persistence, of life before, during, and after Auschwitz is a testament to courage, the power of faith and the resilience of the human spirit.
Filmmaker Jason Schmidt notes: �Once I saw footage of Mr. Kolodziej�s artwork in a documentary I previously edited, I knew I needed to make a film about his artwork, his life and The Labyrinth. My goal was to immerse the audience in The Labyrinth and ultimately they would walk out of the theater as enriched in spirit, as I was, after �experiencing� The Labyrinth. We shot for a total of 8 days in The Labyrinth on two ...
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As companies grow they must either relocate and sometimes extend their existing lease, and as information technology advances, they inescapably have to deal with landlords with far more experience with commercial properties. The absence of defining the lease requirements at an early stage can lead to confusion and time delays. Employing an experienced Tower City broker will ensure business owners being made aware of all the areas available in a local market and remove much of the unnecessary issues.
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Yes, there is such a thing.
An Argentine composer introduced it a number of years back, but it's gaining new life and new audiences, now that we have an Argentine pope. (It was played in concert at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City about 15 years ago.) Now it's found its way to Rome. Take a look below.