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Danny O'Neil | November 23, 2014 3:01 pmRussell Wilson was sacked seven times and the Seahawks didn't score a touchdown until late in the third quarter, but a stifling defense helped Seattle grind out a 19-3 win over the NFC West-leading Cardinals.
Seahawks' James Carpenter will miss third straight game
Danny O'Neil | November 23, 2014 10:45 amThe Seahawks' defense will feature 10 of the 11 starters it had in Week 1, but the offense will be missing left guard James Carpenter for a third consecutive week.
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Danny O'Neil | November 19, 2014 2:03 pmSeahawks running back Marshawn Lynch spoke with reporters Wednesday, though he didn't have much to say about returning a lost wallet to a fan or his decision to remain on the sideline during halftime Sunday.
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In 2009, as the numbers of our Fallen Heroes continued to increase, they broke ground on my present location, 401 N Union St here in Westfield. Then, June 14, 2009 they dedicated me to our Gold Star Mothers and Families of Indiana in the most beautiful ceremony. Now, as we are in the 13th year of these Wars, with my present design I again have outgrown the land where I have stood so proudly all these years.
My board members are at a crossroads in that they are patiently waiting on the City of Westfield to finalize their plans for their Grand Junction which could include the land where I stand today. Until they come to my board with their plans my board is working diligently with what funds they have to keep me in the best shape possible for our Gold Star Families, however, they cannot do it alone. We need all Hoosiers to help to spread the word and reach out to our Indiana Gold Star Families, Iraq and Afghanistan War Veterans so they will know of my existence and that we need their help and input to design and rebuild their Memorial. My board is also meeting with city, state, Veteran Organizations and business leaders asking for their help in spreading the word about my need to be rebuilt. As the word spreads across this great state, my board members hope that someone out there with the proper business and 501C3 non-profit knowledge will hear about me and my need for their expertise and join my board. With the proper direction and design, I will have plenty of room for my Gold Star Mothers, Families and Friends to come and visit our Fallen Heroes.
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Many voters said this election was interesting since Congressman Bob Goodlatte had a challenger, but overall, they said it would not make much of a difference.
Sue McClendon is one of the few voters who showed up to vote in Rockingham County and she said a primary election usually has a low turnout.
"Lack of interest and I think they'll let the rest of us decide who's going to be on the ballot," said McClendon.
This ballot was different than any other year. Congressman Bob Goodlatte had his first challenger in over 20-years.
"I think it keeps him on his toes, you know, that there's a little competition," said Gail O'Donnell, another voter.
Voters said the Republican contest would not bring that many more people out to the polls and Election Officer Martha Floyd said what she saw confirmed the lack of voters.
"Slow, slow. Especially usually when the room is full all the way out, you know, so it's a big difference," said Floyd.
A big difference from what we may see in November, even though some said your vote is more important in this election.
"To me it doesn't make a whole lot of sense because given the turnout is so low, just the citizens of the 6th district are voting, you have much more of an impact in today's election than you will in November," said Joshua Huffman, a voter.
Whether you think you would make a difference or not, voters like McClendon said casting your ballot is the right thing to do in any election.
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During his four years at Baylor University, Daniel Jones spent some time nearly every day with fraternity brother and former roommate Randall Fowler of Abilene, Fowler said Tuesday.Mr. Jones had a ready smile and gregarious nature. The 23-year-old senior from North Richland Hills was also known for his positive outlook on life, despite being orphaned as a boy and losing his hair to a rare medical condition.Mr. Jones died Saturday after nearly completing a half-marathon in Waco to help raise scholarship funds for fellow students.Since then, Fowler said, social media have swelled with thoughts and stories about Jones, who was set to graduate in May."Daniel and I spent nearly every day together," said Fowler, who has already graduated, "but a lot of people were posting on Facebook who I've never even heard of."He knew a ton of people, but it didn't seem like he had to stretch himself."Mr. Jones was 11 when his mother was killed by a drunken driver. His father had also died, and in recent years his grandparents, who raised him, died.Mr. Jones had to live with narcolepsy, which caused daytime sleepiness, and alopecia universalis, a medical condition that, when he was a boy, took all of his hair, even eyebrows and eyelashes.Mr. Jones, nevertheless, immersed himself in campus organizations such as Baylor Buddies, the Kappa Omega Tau fraternity and the Student Foundation, which was the recipient of money raised by the Bearathon on Saturday. He was a marketing and management major."Daniel really was a fun person to be around," Fowler said.He also loved Baylor sports and Rangers baseball.Mr. Jones collapsed near the end of the Bearathon and died later at a Waco hospital.Despite his medical issues, Jones seemed to be in good health, Fowler said. A preliminary autopsy gave no hint of what claimed his life, and more tests will take weeks to complete, officials said.Survivors include a brother, Derek Jones, and aunts and uncles.Bill Miller, 817-390-7684Twitter: @Bill_MillerST
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Starrcade 97...how would you have booked the ending and Bret Hart?
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Re: Starrcade 97...how would you have booked the ending and Bret Hart?
Just my opinion, but I thought the New World Order after 1997 was absolutely horrible, and Black and White vs. Wolfpac was as bad as it gets. That being said, Starrcade 1997 should have began the eventual disbanding of the NWO. They defeated everyone they went up against, they won every title, and had about 25 members.
A year long buildup with one of the most interesting and perfectly done character transformations in Sting. After being made a mockery of (fake Sting), toyed with, egged on, finally Sting gets Hogan. Sting should have defeated Hogan cleanly without any bullshit false ending (ruined everything). Sure, let's blame that on Hogan's ego, because I'm sure that no one will deny it wasn't all on him.
Sting wins clean, without any Bret Hart involvement, leading to the NWO disbanding, which should have been forever. No 15 other versions of it. Next night on Nitro, Hogan blames the rest of the NWO for not coming to his aid. Sting got into their heads. They were terrified of him, and stayed back, instead of having the same fates as Hogan. Hollywood is disgusted, especially with Hall and Nash. Back and forth, they didn't have his back, and they are gone from the NWO. (Continue the tag team, until the eventual split. Just no shitty faction feuds)
While Hogan feels everyone let him down, they believe that he let them down, filling their head with bullshit, leading a war against WCW, and he was unable to get the job done. Hogan is all alone as the rest drift off.
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ISS crew capture robotic spacecraft
The International Space Station crew successfully captured the Progress 38 spacecraft yesterday, after the unmanned Russian supply vessel sailed past the orbiting outpost on Friday. A telemetry failure 25 minutes before docking prompted last week's unscheduled flyby. The cause was a glitch in the TORU teleoperated rendezvous and …
I wonder what astronauts do in space on a holiday. Not like they can fire up the barbeque and go for a swim. Must be quite boring if they aren't working.
I think its a little like being on an oil rig
You do a rotation, then you get equivalent time off, i could be wrong though
Re: Holiday
I suppose a game of darts is out of the question?
I wouldnt recommend they use Fireworks!
So the problem was in supporting the Fleshy.
Just let our mechanoid overlords get on with it!
As in, not supporting the Ukranians, under any circumstances.
The KURS guidance system is now owned by a company in the Ukraine, and the Ukranians have been upping the prices on the units they sell to the Russian Space Agency. As a result, the Russian Federal Space Agency stopped buying new units, and the ISS crew now take out and dismantle the capsule-part of the KURS from each Progress or Soyuz supply ship that visits them, and store it aboard the station, for return to Earth and reuse on another flight.
Some of these KURS systems are now amongst the longest-serving items of electronics in the history of space exploration (beaten by parts of the US shuttles, themselves, of course). Many of them date from the days of Mir, when RKA still had a routine need for automated docking, and they may be getting a bit ropey.
So, personally, I welcome our valve-and-capacitor-driven Bakelite Overlords: try writing a computer virus for that hardware, Jeff Goldblum.
someone needs to open a branch of quarks up there....
I'm sure its OK...
... as long as the toilets keep working.
All ISS systems continue to function nominally, except those noted previously or below
So now they need a failsafe for the human override failsafe. Why don't they just put a monkey inside the module just in case?
We saw both ....
... on Saturday night.
I was looking out for the ISS on Saturday night and we lucky enough to see it and Progress just in front. Pretty spectacular watching two vehicles passing overhead in line at 17,500 mph!
fish sandwiches....
I like them.....oh. a fish sandwich.....oh
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Aug 6, 2013 6:57 PM by Tech Talk: Technology Connecting the Deaf-Blind
Currently, there are between 45,000 to 50,000 people in the United States who are both deaf and blind, and many of those people are living right in your backyard.
Acadiana has the world's second largest population of people affected by Usher's syndrome, which is the leading cause of deaf-blindness.
The numbers are so high here there is actually an "Acadian" type of the disorder.
With an estimated 300 people in the area who can neither see nor hear, things we take for granted are a constant struggle.
The phones that we think if today normally don't just place calls. They're a Swiss Army Knife of different technologies, from cameras to calendars to cash registers.
But buried deep in those devices are settings many of us ignore, but make the everyday world more accessible for those that need it.
"I have 5 emails", says Jackie Broussard as she checks her iPhone.
She was born deaf, but due to Usher's syndrome, she was also robbed of her sight.
But that doesn't stop Broussard from communicating, and from teaching other deaf-blind individuals at the Affiliated Blind of Louisiana Training Center, to communicate as well.
"Through this equipment people can get an email from their daughter or a text message from their son, "Hey mom how are you today", whereas before people would have to go to your house to check on you", says Scott Crawford with the Affiliated Blind.
Through the iCanConnect program, low income families with the deaf-blind individuals can qualify for equipment so that they too can connect with their family and friends.
"There's different types of equipment that can match each individuals needs", says Broussard.
That equipment has opened up her world, meaning she can now hold conversations with people she had never been able to before.
"Now it's my time and I can do it myself, I don't have to ask a friend to do that for me anymore", says Broussard.
The program offers a number of devices for those with combined vision and hearing loss.
If you're interested in the program, you can call 1-800-825-4595 or visit the iCanConnect website at iCanConnect.org.
For any questions about the program you can also call the Affiliated Blind of Louisiana at 1-800-256-1523.
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Residency Responsibilities
The concept of graduated responsibility has been a firm commitment and characteristic of this educational program from its inception. This is realized through two parallel approaches, one structural and the other based upon individual assessment. The structural considerations include both the personnel on the specific rotations and the service-specific responsibilities as well as the nature of the institutions in which they occur. For example, most in-patient services are staffed by both junior and senior residents. The junior residents are charged with "running the floor" under the direct supervision of their senior resident or the attending, depending upon the nature of the service. Senior residents are responsible for advanced decision making related to the care of patients, supervising junior residents in this activity and being responsible to specific attendings.
Increasing responsibility in the operating room reflects the structure of having a junior, senior and attending all present for most cases. When the junior resident plays a primary role, then the senior resident is responsible for assisting in a teaching capacity. When the senior, by virtue of case complexity, is the primary surgeon (under the direction of the attending) then the junior resident is responsible for assisting, understanding the case, and learning from this experience. There are also many cases in which the junior or senior is scrubbed alone with the attending for a case. In this setting, the resident has an opportunity for one-on-one teaching with the attending.
The emergency room provides a very effective structure for increasing responsibility under appropriate supervision. At Yale-New Haven Hospital, for example, the typical on-call team includes a PGY-1 or PGY-2 assigned to the wards, but expected to accompany the PGY-3 or PGY-4 to the ER when schedules permit. The PGY-3 or the PGY- 4 is responsible for the ER and reports to and is directly supervised by the chief resident, who is required to participate in any ER care requiring an operative procedure and to respond to ER consultations beyond the experience or comfort level of the junior members of the team. The assigned attending is always primarily responsible for the care delivered by any resident in the ER.
In summary, the structure of resident assignments on specific services and the explicit nature of responsibilities on these rotations ensure that all residents receive appropriate supervision, but experience increasing levels of responsibility for patient care.
The second major mechanism for adjusting responsibility to capabilities is through the assessment of resident skills by attending and chief resident physicians. The department maintains a commitment to provide an environment for individual growth based upon experience as well as emphasizing maximum safe assumption of responsibilities at the earliest possible time based upon skill. Resident evaluations every six months by the faculty insure that residents in need of enhanced support receive this assistance in a timely fashion and that those capable are given commensurate and increasing levels of responsibility.
On-call Requirements and Vacation Time
All residents are given equivalent rotations and experience almost identical clinical exposure throughout the year. In general, residents are on call at Yale-New Haven Hospital once every four nights and at the chief resident level may take call from home approximately once every four nights. The mandated 80-hour workweek is strictly adhered to, as averaged over 4 week periods. At least one day each week is free of all clinical responsibilities.
Residents are given three weeks of vacation each year with some added time for senior residents to attend a review course. This is in addition to time allotted to present research at meetings. Time and funding are arranged for all residents to attend basic trauma courses.
Program and Resident Evaluations
The residency program is continually evaluated by several means. The program director and the resident education committee (one resident from each year) meet at least quarterly and on an ad hoc basis if needed to critique, discuss, and improve the effectiveness of the resident education program. Twice each year each resident evaluates the rotations specifically and the program as a whole and provides this information anonymously to the faculty. The entire faculty assesses the educational aspects of the program at semi-annual meetings.
The faculty evaluates individual resident performance after each rotation and twice a year a summary is generated at a faculty meeting. Twice during each rotation, each resident's technical surgical skills are assessed by the appropriate faculty member. This information is shared with each resident confidentially by his/her advisor. Conversely, semi-annually each resident evaluates each faculty member with whom he/she has worked, again on an anonymous basis. This information is confidentially communicated directly to the involved individuals. In accordance with the six competencies, each resident's professionalism and communication skills are also evaluated semi-annually by the nursing staff on the wards and in the clinics and by the office staff.


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1960s 'Batman' TV Show Finally Coming to DVD, Blu-ray
The television classic that propelled Adam West -- and Batman himself -- into superstardom will get a home release in a Complete Series Box Set later this year.
For years, it's been one of the great lost TV shows when it comes to home release, but finally the 1966 Batman TV series will be released as a complete box set later this year.
The news broke, unusually, via Conan O'Brien's Twitter feed, with the news being confirmed by Warner Bros. Home Entertainment soon afterwards.
STORY: 1960s 'Batman' TV Show Returning in New Toy Line, Comics
Very excited @WBHomeEnt is releasing the Batman '66 Complete TV Series in 2014! The seat smells like Adam West: http://t.co/cqWjlpW1Gn
— Conan O'Brien (@ConanOBrien) January 15, 2014
Although the release has been long-awaited by fans, the timing of this announcement is rather apt. 2014 sees the 75th anniversary of the DC Entertainment superhero, and the TV incarnation of the property has been undergoing a quiet renaissance recently, with DC releasing both a digital comic series, but also a range of collectible toys based on the series over the last few months. This announcement simply underscores a focus on Batman as a franchise, and the 1960s TV series as a potentially lucrative piece of said franchise.
More information on the box set will be released soon, according to Warner Bros.


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November 25, 2014
LAS VEGAS (AP) - The Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas is planning a $50 million renovation that its top executive says aims to upgrade and reenergize its celebrity allure.
Palms President Joseph Magliarditi said that beginning in July, all 428 rooms and suites in the original Palms Tower will be remodeled to reflect a "sensual and edgy" design. The high-rise tower opened in November 2001.
Magliarditi says redesigned rooms should be available by September, with other projects done by the end of the year.
Plans also call for new restaurants, a reconfigured casino layout to add slot machines, a remodeled Center Bar, and "new, distinctive nightlife experiences."
The announcement comes days after the permanent closure of the Playboy Club at the Palms.
Officials haven't said yet what will replace it.
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November 24, 2014
San Juan, Puerto Rico (AP) The volcano on the tiny Caribbean Island of Montserrat has burst into action, hurling hot rocks that set buildings ablaze in the island's abandoned capital.
The director of the island's volcano observatory says no one was injured or evacuated. Roderick Stewart says the Soufriere Hills Volcano spewed material more than half a mile into the air.
He said Wednesday that buildings burned for several hours in Plymouth, the capital city that was abandoned when volcano erupted in 1997 and killed 19 people.
Stewart says the explosion was smaller than when the volcano's dome partially collapsed in late July and spewed ash some 40,000 feet into the air.
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John Deere 2210 Specifications
Strengths Outstanding small powerful tractor, especially for those with less experience. easy to use FEL. starts solid, tiny turning radius, Imatch simple to use. in low gear, and using R-4s, traction is decent. rear blade angle easy to change, good dash display, mower cuts cleanly and is easy to adjust; down pressure on FEL is OK as long as you counterbalance and weight.
Weaknesses mower and rear implement linked;poor design and a safety hazard. no 12v outlet, getting FEL into the "float" position can be tricky; owner's manual not clearly written on major issues like warming up plug; no cruise and tilt standard; the standard seat is AWFUL; get an upgrade!! connecting and disconnecting the FEL is not as easy it JD says, especially if you are female as I am. takes a bit more muscle than you might think.
Overall Excellent work tractor; does all I want and more; has its design flaws but I would buy another in a heartbeat.
Strengths the resale its like a harley
Weaknesses i worked for davis tractor for 2 years and this tractor is nothing but a glorified Xseries deere and the drive shaft goign to the tranny on these tractors are no thicker than your fingur i know people arnt goign to liek this but hey i worked on them
Overall over rated way to much $$$ buy a kubota save the money
Strengths Machine is an excellent performer under all conditions. I have 8 acres and I use this tractor year around. Loader has great lifting and down pressure power. The easy operation, tight turning radious, mechanical 4WD, easy service points, low-noise diesel motor, ease of changing implements and 30 second one man loader on/off is exceptional feature. The two seperate forward/reverse pedels add to the ease of operation. The mowing deck has a great cut and discharge and is compatable with the JD blower attachment for the leaf catcher. The tractor has no problems with power or traction (R4 tires) when using the front mounted snowthrower, rear tiller and bushhog. Plenty of lights, as long as you add the optional rear work light ($30.00).
Weaknesses Rear pto is connected to the safety shut off switch, making it impossible to leave the seat to use the handwand on the sprayer. The non-folding ROPS need further enginering along with the lack of a smooth ride over bumpy terrain. The other weekness is the mid mount mower being connected to the same arm that lowers the rear implements. Five gallon fuel tank makes filling more frequent.
Overall Exceptional product, company and dealer support make it a great purchase for many years to come.
Strengths Have owned ours since May of 2003, we like the ease of use. It is powerful and the loader is tremendously useful. Have dug out tree stumps, moved mulch, gravel and cleared the driveway of snow. We have the industrial lug type tires and they provide great traction, especially in the snow. They dont tear up the lawn as you might think. My wife actually uses the machine and cuts the grass more than I do. My Dad liked it so much that he bought one for his property, but he got the turf tires, which he feels was a mistake.
Weaknesses The mid mower mount lift mechanism is connected to the rear 3pt hitch. It is a pain and I wish the front & middle lifting systems were independent of one another.
Overall A good buy. Looked at the Kubotas before we decided on the Deere, and even though the Deere was more money I think we made the right choice.
Strengths This tractor was purchased for my wife to take care of our property (7 acres). She loves it. Ease of operation and available power are the strengths. Overall cost should be considered as well. We paid $14,500 for the machine and the 4 implements.
Weaknesses The spreader bar (for the mower deck)is annoying but, only takes a few minutes to install.
Overall I highly recommend this machine for landscape/maintenance work. For the women this is a great machine. In our area John Deere support is second to none.
Strengths The machine has ample power. The mower is not only capable of mowing grass; light brush and heavy grass doesn't slow it down. As expected, Deere build the deck to accept advanced assignments. iMatch quickhitch is nice but be sure to buy attachments made to link up. Loader is wonderful for moving mulch, top soil, and wood around the lawn.
Weaknesses I have my tires filled,weighted, and the box filled with sand. Without the weight the loader wouldn't be much use in digging situations, but then again I didn't buy a skid loader. The height of the loader pivot point could be higher. Seems like the machine would handle more breakout force. Hydraulic hoses and transmission filter should be repositioned to avoid accidental damage in more extreme conditions.
Overall Very utilitarian tractor. The loader is capable of dumping into a 1/2 ton pickup. The machine has good stability, excess power, and easy to operate. 3 point hitch makes the possibilities unlimited. I have operated the competing products and since purchasing the Deere, I never looked back.
Strengths Plenty of power for the size and dependable.Easy access to all major maintenance areas.One of the best cuts of any mower I have used.I use a Bx 2200 also, and theres no comparison.
Weaknesses None so far for the tractor.One of the implements could use some work.
Overall Great tractor for the money ,good warranty ,and customer service.
Strengths Overall a very solid machine. The FEL will lift more than you expect. I maintain 10 acres with a 1 acre pond and this machine handles the hills very easily. The 62" mower will cut through tall grass and vines with ease. Implements go on and off with little effort once you get some practice in. I use the tiller to till a 1/2 acre garden and it puliverizes the soil to almost sand stage. The 2210 pulls the tiller without even being in 4 wheel drive.
Weaknesses Needs more low end torque with the hydrastatic transmission. Tractor is a little to light with the loader and it is a must to load the tires or have the ballast kit. Needs better springs on the seat when going over rough ground you will need to keep seat belt tight or get bounced. Hydraulic valve for loader needs to be larger. Mower blade speeds are so loud you have to wear ear plugs.
Overall Overall all this tractor performs better than any I have owned so far. I have used a mid size Kubota on this land and the 2210 outperforms it hands down. I highly recommend this tractor for those with a lot of property to take care of.
Strengths Great all-around for my 6 acres. I use it to maintain the lawn, do landscaping (especially moving rocks and mulch), spread horse manure, move sawdust, care for a 1000 ft gravel driveway year-round, etc. Its a good size for my barn and not so heavy that it tears up the yard when I mow. Loader is easy to get on and off for one person.
Weaknesses Hydraulics need more power.
Overall Financing program when I purchased was fantastic - 3 years for 0%.
Strengths Best mowing tractor I've owned. The blade-tip speeds it realizes are incredible; in fact the deck at full PTO speed is louder than the diesel motor. The low-profile is extremely well suited for slopes, almost as well as lawn and garden tractors. Quick attachments are incredibly easy to take off and attach. Ergonomics are first rate! Lots of hp, both gross and PTO!
Weaknesses Hydraulic implement pump could be larger (so could all the Deere products up to the 4210 class), both the front and rear lifts could be higher, there should be better rear lighting, counter-balance weight is crucial; load the rear tires, and if you are doing any heavy loader work, plan on the ballast box filled with concrete! The MFWD lever isn't in the most convenient place (Deere, go back to the placement of the 55 series!). The mid-mower lift etc, should run off its own mechanisim, instead of the shared spreader bar. The tractor should have position control off of the 3PH.
Overall I'd rate this tractor 8 out of 10 on a scale of 10; when you factor in the cost competitiveness of it, you have to push it above 9! Go Deere engineers; you have, and continue to get it right!
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Turkey's religious head calls for interfaith respect
Monday, May 05, 2014
ANKARA - Interfaith respect is of utmost importance in a global world where all cultures find a suitable atmosphere for coexistence, the head of Turkey's Religious Directorate said on Monday.
In a meeting in Turkish capital, Ankara, with the prime minister of the German state of Lower Saxony, Mehmet Gormez stressed the need for getting used to living in a world with multiple religions.
He presented the famous 13th century sufi poet Rumi as an example to be followed, citing the well-known lines attributed to him: "Come, come whoever you are / An unbeliever, a fire-worshipper, come."
For his part, Lower Saxony's Prime Minister Stephan Weil said people from different religious backgrounds "need to respect each other".
He said he had visited the mosques in Lower Saxony as part of his election campaign. "As a state we want to show how we accept the Muslims, how we respect and appreciate them."
At least four million Muslims, most of them Turks, live in Germany, whose main religion is Christianity.
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Friday, October 26 2012
"Out of the Woods - the Story of Cornwall's Forests"
The exhibit uses historic photographs, artifacts, and first-hand accounts to explore 260 years of Cornwall's relationship with its forests, showing how and why the town transformed from forest to farm and back to forest. The exhibit will also explore changing attitudes about the forest, from the 18th century view of woods as a source of timber to more recent concepts of the forest as a setting for recreation and as a vital ecosystem.
Pueblo Pottery; Stories in Clay Exhibit
In the Rio Grande River Valley of central New Mexico and eastern Arizona, the Pueblos, a people spread over 19 communities, continue to practice their ancient art of pottery-making. Descendents of the Anasazi, the Pueblo People, still use the traditional coiling methods and decorative patterns that have distinguished their work for centuries..
This exhibit compares and contrasts the unique style of each Pueblo community and highlights individual artists who have shaped this timeless craft.
The museum is open Monday through Saturday from 10:00am - 5:00pm* and Sunday 12:00pm to 5:00pm * *Last admission 4:30pm
An eclectic mix of new exhibits to open at Silvermine Arts Center in September
A new series of work reflecting the uncertainty, vulnerability and hope for restoring today's cultural climate in 2- and 3-D media. The series title also alludes to the artists family name before it was Anglicized in the early 1900's to better fit into American society. Close examination reveals hints of lace designs in her artwork, an emblem of a long-held family business.
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September 23rd through November 3rd, 2012
"The Knockers Club: A Silvermine Beginning"
In the ongoing celebration of our 90th year, the historical exhibition will highlight selections of works from the founding members of Silvermine Arts Center. Included in the exhibition will be works by such artists as Daniel Putnam Brinley, Solon Borglum, Berhard Gutmann, Howard L. Hildebrandt, Murray McKay, Addison Miller and Charles Rieffel.
DATE: September 23rd through November 3rd, 2012
GALLERY HOURS: Wednesday – Saturday: 12 p.m. – 5 p.m.; Sunday: 1 p.m. – 5 p.m.
Five Course Meal
The Arts Council of Greater New Haven presents an exhibition of works by Connecticut artists Joan Fitzsimmons, Laura Barr, Alexis Neider, Barbara Marks, and Lisa Hess Hesselgrave.
The exhibition will take place at Katalina's cupcake shop at 74 Whitney Avenue, New Haven, and will be on display from September 10th until November 2nd, 2012. Katalina's is open to the public during business hours, Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
An artists' reception is scheduled for Tuesday, September 18, from 5 to 7 p.m. The public is invited to attend. Refreshments and light appetizers will be served, including cupcakes, of course!
The exhibit will feature artwork that revolves around the theme of food, including colorful and playful paintings of indulgent breakfasts and black and white photographs of emptied glasses. The exhibition, curated by our Director of Artistic Services & Programs, Debbie Hesse, brings together all the abundance and the lack that the theme summons within all of us, roughly three times a day.
This exhibition will also complement the Arts Paper's September issue "The Art of Food," which will highlight local culinary talent, delve into international eating trends, discuss food documentaries, and goes behind-the-scenes in the article "The Ballet of Service."
For more information about this exhibition and the Arts Paper, call the Arts Council at (203) 772-2788. High-resolution images are available upon request.
The Arts Council of Greater New Haven, publisher of The Arts Paper, is a regional nonprofit arts agency that provides leadership to and advocates for member artists and arts organizations and connects them to one another, to audiences, and to the Greater New Haven community. Visit the Arts Council online at newhavenarts.org.
West Hartford Hauntings
This fall, West Hartford Hauntings will return for its eighth year of exciting and frightening cemetery tours. The event offers lantern-lit, theatrical, nighttime tours of the Town's North Cemetery. The museum will stage the event on the nights of October 20, 26, 27, and 28. Tours begin every 15 minutes from 6-8:45 p.m. each night (Sunday tours: 5-7:45 p.m.).
Sounding the Silence & Memory and Transformation
Amy Browning's exhibit, SOUNDING THE SILENCE, contains new work that is an exhilarating revelation of order within disorder. Pre-ordained rules yield to the mysterious needs of the canvas. The title and theme for Joe Saccio's exhibit, MEMORY AND TRANSFORMATION, stems from his discovery when working on a four foot by twenty-foot section of a hollow black oak tree trunk. The artist divided the old hollow trunk into three six foot sections and split each vertically to create three triptychs, or three open books revealing the old tree's inner life and history.
Paul Qaysi, "A Sea of Patterns"
In today's anarchic media flux, governments and traditional media empires have lost much of their power to dictate what we see and believe. This erosion is the subject of Paul Qaysi's recent work in which he scavenges, cuts, pastes and animates digital images from a variety of sources, interrogating the production of authority and truth.
The Arab Spring uprisings flared up with the aid of digital technologies and social media. Investigating these historic events in "Actual Dots," Qaysi recycles, connects and dismantles official images of recently overthrown dictators. Portrait stills captured from YouTube are reduced to dot screens. The screens shift and dots enlarge, evoking newspapers, bullet holes and abstract painting. The more close-up the images of these corrupt leaders, the more meaningless they become. As the photos disintegrate, the floating dots form moiré patterns that briefly resemble Islamic tile designs, and we hear a multi-track sound collage of passionate crowds. By making a shorter version of the videos available for download as a screen saver, Qaysi invites viewers to look closer, participate and even celebrate in the corruption of these official images.
In "Drawdown," an official photo of armed U.S. marines exiting a destroyed building, the soldiers slowly melt before our eyes in animated layers–but the ruins behind them remain. Digitally isolating the soldiers, Qaysi animated a single frame. Primed by video games and film on how to react to this type of image, we expect sudden violence, but Qaysi elects a slow-burning approach that gives viewers time to think, time we usually do not spend before a single photo of this kind.
Attuned to temporal questions, Qaysi investigates the speed of world events, and our understanding of them and their long-term effects. He incites viewers to consider how we receive the news, what we choose to view, and the blurry line between information and entertainment.
Paul Qaysi was born in 1963 in Baghdad, Iraq, and lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. He received his B.F.A. in sculpture from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, NY and M.F.A. in Program in Advanced Photographic Studies from Bard College-International Center of Photography in New York, NY. Exhibitions include Rita K. Hillman Education Gallery, ICP, New York (2012); Frankfurter Kunstverein, Frankfurt, Germany (2012); Rita K. Hillman Education Gallery, ICP, New York (2010); DUMBO Arts Festival, New York (2010); JGS Forward Thinking Museum, location?, (2009); 25 CPW Gallery, New York (2009); ICP-Bard MFA Studio, Long Island City, NY (2009); and Rita K. Hillman Education Gallery, ICP, New York (2009).
Pegasus Gallery is located within the library on the first floor of Chapman Hall
Screen time schedule will be posted and updated at: http://www.mxcc.commnet.edu/Content/PAUL_QAYSI_A_SEA_OF_PATTERNS.asp
The Niche is located in Founders Hall across from the Registrar's Office.
Hours: Mondays- Thursdays 8:30am-6pm & Fridays 8:30am-4pm.
For more information please contact:
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Healthy Connecticut Alliance - Open House
Music Haven Fall Performance Party
6 p.m., Charles Garner Recital Hall at Southern Connecticut State University, Engleman C112, 501 Crescent St., New Haven, CT
Join the Music Haven community as we celebrate the accomplishments of our 60 young students! Performances by Music Haven students and their teachers, the Haven String Quartet, will be followed by a potluck feast.
Come for the music, stay for the food and community spirit!
Admission: Free. Please bring a dish to share at the potluck reception immediately following the concert. For more info, see musichavenct.org.
"Performance Now"
Gallery Hours: Tuesday-Sunday, 12 p.m.-5 p.m.
Closed November 21 through November 26, 2012
"Performance Now," curated by RoseLee Goldberg. is an exhibition that will debut at Wesleyan, and show how performance has come to be at the center of the discussion on the latest developments in contemporary art and culture. Bringing together some of the most significant artists working today, this exhibition surveys the most critical and experimental currents in performance over the last ten years from around the globe. Segments of the exhibition featuring video, film and photography, by artists including Marina Abramović, William Kentridge, Clifford Owens and Laurie Simmons, will be showcased in Zilkha Gallery. The exhibition also extends to a film series, selected by Performa film curator Lana Wilson '05.
Friday Dinner Theatre Package- Something's Afoot
An old English mansion. A raging thunderstorm. Ten strangers. Murder, mystery, music and comedy abound when the guests disappear one by one – knocked off by cleverly fiendish devices. Join the fun as Miss Tweed the amateur sleuth sets out to solve the crimes…but the butler didn't do it! With songs like "I Owe It All To Agatha Christie," it's a zany whodunit for all to enjoy. October 5 – December 9, 2012
Age rating: PG
Friday Dinner Theatre Package: Includes dinner at the Gelston House (located next door to the Opera House) and a ticket to the 8 pm performance. Only $71.
Calling all ghosts and goblins! Come and spend a truly fun and frightful evening at the Zoo featuring an "Urban Legends" Hayride, Haunted Farmyard, Gruesome Greenhouse, and magic show by Jim Sisti. Tickets also include FREE face painting, and of course, CANDY! Don't miss this frighteningly good time! Admission is $8 per person in advance, $10 per person at the gate. Event recommended for children ages 6-12, however, some of the "scarier" activities of the evening may be better suited for children ages 8+.
Music at the Meetinghouse: PHANTOM OF THE OPERA
Join us as organist Nathan Bayreuther improvises on the historic 1930 Moller pipe organ as he accompanies an abridged version (one hour) of the original 1925 silent movie classic, "The Phantom of the Opera". Starring Lon Chaney and Mary Philbin, the movie was an outstanding success, grossing over two million dollars the year it was produced. Come for this spectacular event - there is a recommended donation of $10 per person. Free popcorn will be provided!
Halloween Community Jam Session
Beyer Music will be holding a Halloween Community Jam Session on Friday, October 26, 2012 at 7 p.m. at Beyer Music, 449 Main Street in Torrington (next to Dairy Queen). Anyone is welcome to attend. Wear a costume if you like. Bring your instruments (except pianos), your music, and your friends and we will have a great time playing for each other. There is plenty of on-street parking available. Please RSVP by calling Ken or Betsy at (860)496-1289.
Healing the Children Northeast: 3rd Annual Halloween Dance and Costume Party
Healing the Children Northeast presents the 3rd Annual Halloween Dance and Costume Party, Friday, October 26, 7 p.m. until 12 a.m. at Anthony's Lake Club, 10 Christopher Columbus Ave, Danbury, Connecticut. Advanced tickets include dinner, music, dancing, and a costume contest. There will also be a silent auction, raffle, and a heads or tails raffle for an ipad. Tickets are $45.00 and can be purchased online at www.htcne.org or by calling the number (860) 355-1828. Healing the Children Northeast is a 501 (c) (03) non-profit organization committed to arranging free surgical, dental and medical treatment to children in need in the U.S. and abroad. Healing the Children Northeast is based in New Milford, CT.
Halloween Haunted Habitat: Science Gone Wild
This annual haunted house, held at the Eleanor Buck Wolf Nature Center (156 Prospect St., Wethersfield, CT 06109), provides spooky and educational fun for children of all ages. The haunted house will be open Friday, October 26th from 6 p.m.-9 p.m.; Saturday, October 27th from 1 p.m.-8 p.m.; and Sunday, October 28th from 1p.m.-6 p.m. Admission is $4 per person and games cost 50 cents each. Proceeds benefit the Friends of the Eleanor Buck Wolf Nature Center. For more information contact the Nature Center at 860-529-3075 or visit the Friends' website, www.friendsofebwnaturecenter.org, or Facebook page.
Nancy Parent CD Release Concert with Dogbite and Dirt Road Radio
Nancy Brossard Parent, a singer-songwriter and pedal steel player from Waterford, Connecticut, will be releasing her first solo album, "Vision of Angels," in October, 2012. Since 1998, Nancy has played with established folk-rock band, The Rivergods, as a lead singer, guitarist, and pedal steel player. She and husband Ben Parent write the band's material, and most of the songs feature their close harmonies. Celebrating with Nancy are the bands Dogbite and Dirt Road Radio.


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A judge has ruled against Hulk Hogan in the sex tape case that has been going on since the video was leaked back in 2012. The website that owns the footage has now been informed that they are within their legal rights to publish the video and do as pleased.
Since being released by TNA, Wes Brisco has worked a couple of shows on the independent wrestling circuit, and it appears that he is hoping to expand his horizon by working overseas. He already has a connection to New Japan through Luke Gallows, his former Aces and Eights teammate.
In a move that has been speculated for quite some time now, it appears that TNA has indeed released second generate star and former Aces and Eights member Wes Brisco. His profile has been removed from the official roster page on the company website.


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Ran across this today, and thought I'd share with everyone. Secret Bunker Revealed
And I'm sure these are the same people denying anything exists at Area 51
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What an absolute bonehead! Now they (us tax payers) will have to spend another billion to build a new one just to protect "Biden"?
The truth was always the truth, even before anyone figured it out. It always was and always will be.
Protective bunkers have ben around for a very long time to protect the top legislators and gubmit officials. I think the bigger story is that BO is the 1st prez to say 'no thanks' to the invite since 1885. The man has no sense of tradition and is without class. Actually the top 3 now are classless bumbling fools, imo.
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Skullcrusher, you are evil, sick, demented, twisted- and my hero!
Actually, lots of info has been declassified on Area 51, and the US Gubmit has acknowledged it's existence for a while.
If you are wondering about the Roswell aliens, they are in Dayton at Wright Patterson.
I've flushed TURDS that were smarter than Biden...
The next three & a half years can't go by quick enough...Biden
Biden needs to be water-boarded... to stop talking.


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Last year we revisied Tobe Hooper's unfairly neglected Lifeforce, and Hammer's The Mummy, starring Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee.
As always, IFI Horrorthon is a must-attend event for any genre fan.
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Garden to Groceries program goes a step further
- Written by Tri-State Defender Newsroom
by Kimberly McGrew
Special to The New Tri-State Defender
Not even the sweltering heat could stop the students of the Boys and Girls Club Technical Training Center from selling their nutritious treats at the Downtown Farmers Market on Saturday (June 30).
Their resolve was linked to "Gardens to Groceries" – the center's program that encourages students to grow their own foods through a new age of hydroponic gardening called aeroponic tower gardening. Aeroponic gardening requires no dirt; just mineral water, sunlight and air.
"The purpose of Gardens to Groceries is to really expose students to the process of food production because a lot of students come to our center and they just don't realize how many steps it took to put those bananas on the shelves at the grocery store," said Tiffanie Grier, career placement director.
Grier said the students are trying to give people throughout the city of Memphis (especially the 38106 area) healthier options because the area is considered a food hazard.
"The kids come in from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m....They would be coming in from after school, having an after school snack and as soon as I walked through the door, the smell of grease would hit me; fried chicken, French fries, hot chips, soda," Grier said.
Last summer about this time, Grier and the students decided to take matters into their own hands. She talked to some of the staff and board members of the Boys and Girls Club, asking them to reach out and support what the students were doing. After selling their products, the students saw that their customers (along with the board and staff) enjoyed the food and became advocates of Garden to Groceries
Gradually, the students started to come up with healthier recipes, such as healthier pizza with whole wheat crust, low fat cheese, and lots of vegetables and pesto as its base.
"The students are liking a lot of the healthier products now. I know that (junk) is what's sold in the community, so it's about access. There is just not enough access to fresh fruits and vegetables so they go to the corner store," said Grier.
Rosemary, basil, oregano, cilantro, keel, jalapenos, lettuce, and squash are among the plants grown in the aeroponic gardens. The ingredients are used to make the cilantro lime jalapeno pesto, oregano basil pesto, creamy garlic humus, black bean humus, spicy roasted red pepper humus, tabouleh, watermelon de gallo, peacho de gallo, pineapple squash bread, vegan pistachio bread, olive oil lemon rosemary bread, pita bread, and pita chips.
"We have samples. Many of the students had never had food like humus before the project and were hesitant to try new things (as were the customers), but after trying it, they realized it does taste good and has lots of flavor, unlike many of the processed foods in the grocery store," said Grier.
Demarcus Little, 19, used his charm to persuade Adel Melbert to purchase the tasty black bean humus, which was new to her. He said it takes a lot of enthusiasm, smiles, waves and good customer service to get customers to buy the products.
"I really liked it, that guy is great!" Melbert said excitedly. "He was super friendly and made me want to go right to the table. That's the reason why I bought the black bean humus. It tasted kind of weird. I never had it before but I'd add it to my grocery list."
Little said he was never a big person on eating healthy until he got into the program and now he really enjoys eating fresh fruits and vegetables.
"I rarely eat junk food now. It's a healthy eating project so I don't want anybody to see me eating junk food when I'm supposed to tell everybody else to eat healthy," Little said while handing a bag of homemade pita chips to a customer.
Rita Ferguson, a customer visiting from Meridian, Miss., decided to stop by the student's table at the Downtown Farmers Market and try some of their spicy roasted red pepper humus.
"It was mmm, mmm good!" Ferguson said laughing. "Up until a year ago, I never tried anything like humus. I started working at Sam's Club and sampled them all."
Besides the Downtown Farmers Market, the students of the Boys and Girls Club Technical Training Center sell their goodies at the Cooper Young Market on Saturdays, Botanic Gardens on Wednesdays, The Church Health Center on Tuesdays, Ms. Cordelias's Grocery Store in Harbor Town, Urban Farms Market in Binghampton, and John's Pantry in Cordova.
There will be a fundraising event coming soon entitled "Farms to Forks." Students will sell tickets to customers who are interested in dining on a full course meal with all of the local seasonal selections. People in the community will learn more about the program and all proceeds will go to the Garden to Groceries project so that the students may continue growing heart healthy, nutritious food and snacks for their community.
The students are also having a Facebook 'liking' contest. Whoever has the most likes on Facebook will receive a dozen cupcakes, a humus tray, three signature pesto sauces, or two loaves of their signature breads.
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Thomas Putnam, Director of JFK library
"At the Height of His Presidency: John F. Kennedy - June 1963"
Wednesday 19 June at 1.05pm
Prior to the opening of our Summer Exhibition Homecoming: JFK in Ireland.
Thomas Putnam, Director of JFK Library will discuss John F. Kennedy at the Height of his Presidency . Don't miss this opportunity for an insight into one of the most celebrated and idolised figures in American history.
More about Thomas J. Putnam
Thomas J. Putnam is the fifth person to serve as Director of the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum since it was opened in 1979.
As Director, he has responsibility for preserving and providing access to the Library's collections and using them as the basis of exhibits and educational programming.
During his tenure, the Library has increased the size of its collections, built a 30,000 square foot addition, launched the nation's first digital presidential archives, strengthened the Library's forum series, and experienced an unprecedented increase in its core revenue streams.
Putnam first joined the Library staff in 1999 as Director of Education and later served as Deputy Director overseeing operations and finance.
A graduate of Bowdoin College and the Woodrow Wilson School at Princeton University, he was a Watson Fellow in Quebec, Canada and a Fulbright Scholar in Senegal, West Africa.
Before coming to the Library he directed a federally funded Upward Bound program that helps low income high school students to be the first in their families to attend college.
For more information in the Exhibition Homecoming: JFK in Ireland see www.nli.ie
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