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Lois "Suzz" Suder, 76, of Caledonia, died Sunday, Dec. 7, 2014, at Green Lea Manor in Mabel.
Donald W. Evenson, age 70, of Minneapolis, died on Tuesday, November 25, 2014 surrounded by his family. His tremendous spirit gave him courage to battle his cancers for four years.
Marian K. Olson, 85, of Plymouth, Minn., died Oct. 17, 2014.
The former Marian Kathleen Kinneberg was born Feb. 10, 1929, on the Kinneberg farm in Spring Grove, to Nelvin and Manda Engene Kinneberg. She graduated from Spring Grove High School and Rochester Junior College. She married John H. Olson May 22, 1955, in the Wilmington Church. The family was looking forward to celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary in May. John and Marian had three children and lived in North Platte (1962 to 1967) and Omaha, Neb., before returning to Minnesota in 1987.
She is remembered as a devoted daughter, wife, mother, sister, aunt and friend. Through the years, she was active in various church, school and services organizations including working as a hospice volunteer and aide.
She is survived by her husband, son, Bryan Olson of E. Dundee, Ill., daughters, Kathleen Babin of Sacramento, Calif., and Kristi Olson of Phoenix, Ariz; grandchildren, Brittni Fain, Sebastian Babin and Virginia Olson; and siblings, Glenn Kinneberg of Spring Grove, Charles Kinneberg of Rochester, and Lois Kinneberg and Lyla Franklin of Phoenix.
She was preceded in death by her parents, brother Donald Kinneberg, sister-in-law Sally Kinneberg, and many friends and relatives.
A celebration of her life will be held Friday, Nov. 28, at 11:30 a.m. at Peace Lutheran Church of Plymouth. The committal will be at Fort Snelling National Cemetery at 2:15 p.m. Memorial donations may be made to Peace Lutheran Church in Plymouth.
Aletta Diane Severson, 70, of Spring Grove, died Sunday, Nov. 2, 2014, at Green Lea Manor in Mabel.
Eleanor Nelson, 86, of Mabel, died Monday, Oct. 13, 2014, at Green Lea Senior Living in Mabel.
Helen M. Duncanson, 93, of Fairfield Glade, Tenn., died Oct. 5, 2014, at Cumberland House hospice in Crossville, Tenn.
Wendell Gaylord Peterson, 81, of Mabel died unexpectedly Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2014, at Mayo Health Systems — St. Mary's Campus in Rochester.
Doris Mae Kjome, 93, of Spring Grove died Friday, Sept. 12, 2014, at Tweeten Healthcare Center in Spring Grove.
Donald "Don" Julian Nesheim, 83, died on Wednesday Sept. 17, 2014, surrounded by loved ones.
Evelyn Shirley "Evie" Jonak, 71, of Grand Island, Neb., died Sept. 21, 2014.
Willard "Bill" Edwin Vogel of Canyon Lake, Texas, died July 26, 2014.
Darold "Buck" D. Ranzenberger, 78, of Dorchester, died peacefully from complications of pneumonia, surrounded by his family, Sunday, Sept. 7, 2014, at Veteran's Memorial Hospital, Waukon.
Dean Joel Holland, 64, of Spring Grove, died Tuesday, Aug. 26, 2014, at his home.
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Date: October 17, 2012
by: Mallory Gnaegy | A&E Editor
+ We aren't in Kansas anymore
Somewhere over the rainbow at the Ramada Waterfront Monday, Oct. 15, a mature audience enjoyed a Scarecrow in cutoff denim shorts and Tin-Man in metallic tighty-whities.
Word traveled faster than a flying monkey about "Prelude to Pride: A Wizard of Oz," the off-kilter, hilarious staged reading benefiting Suncoast AIDS Theatre Project. It's a group with a mission to raise awareness, provide assistance and perpetuate a life of dignity for those affected by HIV and AIDS.
Two of the three performances sold out, so the cast opted for another run. The money goes toward an organization that directly helps people with AIDS via Trinity Charities HIV/AIDS programs. Like "Suncoast AIDS Theatre Project" on Facebook for more information and future events.
+ String of news
The Sarasota Orchestra Association kicked off its season Oct. 3, to introduce its new and current members to the 2012-2013 season. There are 300 members of the Sarasota Orchestra Association, to find out how to become a member or to learn more visit soassociation.org.
In other Sarasota Orchestra news, it has added a family show to the season, "A Musical Journey Featuring Peter and the Wolf." It takes place at 2 and 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 4, at Holley Hall.
+ He's back and I'm not pulling your Leg-o
It was national news when a larger-than-life, 8-foot-tall Legoman "washed up" on Siesta Key Beach Oct. 25, 2011. What was this 100-pound fiberglass yellow man with a green shirt saying "No Real Than You Are?"
It was only a few days later that the mystery was solved: "Ego Leonard" was is the Legoman's name. It was discovered that he was linked to Dutch artist Leon Keer in conjunction with the Sarasota Chalk Festival. Keer was responsible for the terracotta army of Legomen.
This time, it won't be as much of a mystery. Ego Leonard is returning to Sarasota for this year's Chalk Festival, and he's coming all the way from Los Angeles. He has a particular interest in attending the Children's Chalk Block Nov. 3 and Nov. 4. He will otherwise be hanging out at CLOTHESLINE Gallery during the festival where he will have some of his paintings on exhibit.
Hopefully this year, Leonard won't stir up enough trouble to get taken to the Sarasota County Sheriff's Office.
+ Timely announcement
The Art of Our Time initiative at The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art launched in 2009 to showcase contemporary visual and performing art. Oct. 13, the 2012-13 season was announced. We're talking 100 stage performances and 40 film screenings, all supported by a $50,000 grant from Gulf Coast Community Foundation.
I'm really looking forward to the special exhibitions including the journalistic-photo exhibition, "The Warren J. and Margot Coville Photography Collection," and especially the beautiful fashion photography from "Herb Ritts: L.A. Style." But there are supposed to be some pretty spectacular music-and-dance performances as part of the Narrative in Motion series, as well. Such as Berlin's gravity-defying LEO in February. You'll have to stay tuned to YourObserver.com or visit ringling.org.
+ Took a Midnight Train to GEORGIA
Local blues-rock group with a whole lotta soul, Kettle of Fish, is set to headline the Georgia Allman Brothers Band Association festival (GABBA) the last week of October, in Macon, Ga. The band's ties to the Allman Brothers are through Berry Duane Oakley, son of the late Allman Brothers bassist, Berry Oakley. The Georgia festival typically draws national acts, so it can only suggest that our Gulf Coast fish are becoming the big fish in the sea.
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'Sleepy Hollow: A Musical Ghost Story': What better way to get into the Halloween spirit than with "Sleepy Hollow: A Musical Ghost Story," which takes place at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 18 and runs through Oct. 20, at Booker High School Theater, 3201 N. Orange Ave. Tickets cost $5 for students, $15 for adults and $10 for seniors. Visit vpabooker.com or call 355-2967, Ext. 65032 for more information.
'Let's Twist Again: with the Wanderers': This show opens with a doo-wopping bang Wednesday, Oct. 17 and runs through Jan. 13 in Florida Studio Theatre's Goldstein Cabaret, 1241 N. Palm Ave. Tickets are $19 to $36. Call 366-9000 for more information.
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Dull in appearance but notable for its effervescent song, the house wren is a common summer inhabitant of scrublands and woodland edges throughout much of North America. Variation in plumage and call notes is extensive. Polytypic. Length 4.7" (12 cm).
Identification A small wren with medium-length bill and tail, it responds readily to pishing. Overall jizz is of a plain, typical wren. Adult: one molt a year; sexes similar. All populations brownish above, paler gray-brown or gray below. Supercilium, often indistinct, is paler than crown and auriculars. Juvenile: variable, but many differ from adults in having warmer buff and rufous tones, along with indistinct scalloping on throat and breast.
Geographic Variation Two widespread, poorly differentiated subspecies in North America: Western parkmanii and eastern aedon. Eastern birds average more rufescent, western birds grayer. The cahooni subspecies, allied with Mexican brunneicollis ("brown-throated wren"), in mountains of southeastern Arizona, shows warmer tones to the throat and breast; supercilium more distinct. Twenty-nine subspecies (possibly involving multiple species) occur south of North America, ranging south to southern South America.
Similar Species Main point of confusion is winter wren; it is smaller, shorter-tailed, more heavily barred on the flanks and crissum, and usually darker. Winter and house wrens further distinguished by differences in song, call, timing of migration, microhabitat preferences, and foraging behavior.
Voice Most vocalizations have a "dry" quality. Call: most given singly or in stuttering series. A scratchy, frequently heard call is similar to that of the common yellowthroat. Another note, which is raspy, resembles that of the blue-gray gnatcatcher. Song: loud, bubbly. Starts hesitantly, quickly erupts into a cascade of down-slurred dry trills. Usually easy to recognize, but due to considerable variation may be confused with certain non-troglodytids (e.g., rufous-crowned sparrow).
Status and Distribution Common. Breeding: most vegetated habitats, except for dense forests, open grassland, marshland, and desert. Favored microhabitats include clearings, edges, residential neighborhoods. Migration: most birds in North America migratory. Major spring movement follows that of the winter wren; major fall movement precedes that of the Winter. Winter: generally as breeding, but with greater tendency for dense cover. Not a hardy species; stragglers north of core wintering range uncommon. Vagrant: sometimes noted to offshore or peninsular locales from which otherwise absent.
Population Long-term population increases documented in many areas. Species is tolerant of humans and readily accepts nest boxes.
—From the National Geographic book Complete Birds of North America, 2006
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Police received a call at 8:45 p.m. Feb. 2 from an elderly woman in the 800 block of Waugh Lane, who reported that a caucasian man about 40 years old with a thin build had entered her second-story home through the rear patio door. The man reportedly put on some of her clothing, including a white skirt from her bedroom, then fought with the woman's husband in the couple's living room before running out their front door with her purse and clothing, according to the UPD.
The elderly couple was not hurt. Police checked the area with the assistance of other local law enforcement agencies but didn't find the man.
About two hours later at about 11 p.m., the Ukiah Police Department received a call from a woman reporting that a caucasian man wearing a hooded sweatshirt was trying to get in through the rear patio door of her home in the 700 block of Village Circle, about a third of a mile away. Officers responded and found the man behind the caller's home, according to the UPD.
The man saw the officers and reportedly ran eastbound through the apartment complex, jumping a fence onto the railroad tracks with officers chasing him on foot. The man jumped another fence of a home in the 800 block of Waugh Lane, where UPD officers captured and arrested him.
The elderly woman from the first call identified the man as the person who broke into her home and took her purse and clothing, according to the UPD.
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KINGSTON, N.Y. -- Winter doesn't mean you can't get your hands on some farm fresh items in the Kingston area. Starting on Saturday in Bethany Hall of the Old Dutch Church on Wall Street, vendors will be available from 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. through April.
Congressmen Chris Hinchey and Chris Gibson met with Kingston Mayor Shayne Gallo for the official garland cutting to kick off the winter market's first day. Just about 20 vendors and farmers will be on hand each market day to provide produce, baked goods and more.
"We do it to support the community and to support the farmers. All the farmers who are here at this market they love what they do and they love being able to supply the community with fresh delicious food and we want to make that available to people all year long," said Kingston Farmers' Market Manager Lori Hylton.
The market runs the first and third Saturday of each month.
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About the Model B16SIGThe Signature model Selmer Paris clarinet represents a very different sound of clarinet compared to other models on the market. The Signature utilizes raised up tone holes, which helps provide a more focused tone while maintaining a very precise responding instrument.Professionals worldwide praise the Signature clarinet for its depth of sound and uniformly dark, clear tone quality in all ranges and dynamics. Playing with slightly more resistance than the other Selmer clarinets, the Signature requires a more efficient and free-blowing set-up. After adjusting and balancing your mouthpiece and reed you will find even the softest pianissimos respond with less embouchure effort. With the Signature you concentrate on making music instead of struggling with the instrument.
Key of Bb, Grenadilla wood, 14.50mm/.574 inch bore, 442 pitch, two barrels (64.5, 62.5), Boehm key system (18 keys, 6 rings), Left hand Eb, Silver plated nickel silver keys, leather pads with boosters (lower) / Gortex, Blued steel springs, Adjustable thumb rest, metal tenons and sockets, Selmer Paris C-85/120 mouthpiece, Selmer Paris light case.
In 1885 following graduation from the Conservatoire de Paris, Henri Selmer began making reeds, mouthpieces, and clarinets in Paris. In 1898, Henri's brother, Alexandre left for the US and began selling clarinets as he toured with the Boston Symphony Orchestra. These instruments would gain in popularity in Europe and America, winning awards at the 1900 Paris Exhibition and in 1904 St Louis World's Fair. In 1905, Henri took over the Barbier Company, a flute maker in Paris.
In 1922, Selmer introduced its first saxophones under the name "Series 22". The Selmer brand continued to grow strength in woodwinds. In 1931, Selmer Paris acquired the brass manufacturer Millereau and began making trumpets. Later Selmer Paris would even begin manufacturing guitars in partnership with Mario Maccaferri. It wasn't until the release of the Balanced Action saxophone in 1936 that Selmer Paris truly established their position as the leader in saxophone design. The Balanced Action and Super Action saxophones would follow leading up to the introduction of the Mark VI in 1954.
Between 1954 and 1974, Selmer Paris sold over a quarter million units of the Mark VI. Even today, it is the chosen 'vintage' instrument by professionals around the world. As times changed, so did Selmer Paris' models and the Mark VI evolved to the Mark VII, the Super Action 80, the Series II, and Series III. In 2003, Selmer Paris launched the Reference 54 saxophone which is based on the feel and response of the Mark VI with modern intonation refinements.
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BROOME COUNTY, N.Y. -- The Town of Union has gotten final approval for a buyout program for homes damaged during Tropical Storm Lee. All 176 properties submitted for buyouts were accepted.
FEMA will fund 75 percent of the project, estimated to cost nearly $17.5 million. The remaining portion will be paid through a combination of grants and property owner money.
The next step will be putting out bids for the appraisal process which will determine how much money each homeowner receives.
"We will be awarding those bids February 6th at the Town of Union board meeting and the appraisal process will start. We expect with the process to be doing the closings of the properties in the May time frame," said Union Town Supervisor Rose Sotak.
The town says there is no need for residents to visit or call the Town Hall with any questions at this time.
There will be three informational meetings for residents in the affected areas. The first will be for those in Westover and will be held January 28th. Endwell and West Corners residents will meet January 30th and those affected in Fairmont Park will gather January 31st. Each meeting will be held at 7 p.m. at Union Town Hall on Main Street.
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I asked a facilities engineer in the school district administration how Urban Tilth started its four school gardens. "They just did it. Nice, huh?" he said, a bit sardonically.
Young energy drives Urban Tilth—20-something activists, recent grads looking for work, students—and not just A-students. Tania Pulido, age 21, joined Urban Tilth last October after years as a self-described "troubled youth."
"I used to cut school a lot, and I barely graduated," she says. She now studies new media and film, is a political activist, and leads gardening projects on the bicycle trail and at the schools.
Seven of Urban Tilth's 11 staff are under 30, and several began as high-school apprentices. Jessie Alberto was among the Richmond High students who brought the school's garden back to life. Now 20 years old, he trains students to garden at Richmond and Kennedy High Schools. He doesn't like the words "behavior problem."
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My last stop with Robinson and Boisvert is Adams Middle School, which closed last fall as part of the school district's budget cuts. The school is up a winding street in the hills to the east of downtown. Property values rise with elevation in Richmond, and this school is on expensive ground.
There is a level, circular plot behind a row of trees where Urban Tilth has planted tomatoes, an heirloom green called purple tree collards, nopal cactus, carrots, peas, and raspberries. Boisvert and Pulido have sketched out permaculture designs for this land, including a rain garden and a water catchment system.
The school district is using this property for storage. Boisvert and Robinson admit that the land is worth millions. The school district has no plans to sell but concedes that Urban Tilth would likely lose the garden if the land attracted a buyer. Robinson is negotiating with a local land trust to see if they might be willing to purchase the garden and keep it in cultivation.
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Four years ago, Richmond became one of the only major cities in the country to elect a Green Party mayor, Gayle McLaughlin. Under the mayor's progressive food policy, local gardening groups plant flowers and food plants in city parks through a program called "Adopt-a-Park." The city also gives them free logs to border raised beds, salvaged containers, wood chips, soil, and anything else that can be scavenged and repurposed for a garden. The city manager and mayor and local gardening groups are discussing a possible urban food ordinance: Gardening activists hope to make it easier to grow produce in Richmond front yards, gain access to water, and raise animals like bees, chickens, and goats.
I ask Robinson if she worries whether Urban Tilth's prospects would shift suddenly if the city administration changes hands.
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There's more than food and land at stake here. If Urban Tilth can make gardening traditions into longstanding cultural institutions, and use a tomato plant or a raspberry vine to convince a teenager that Richmond is worth saving, their efforts will outlast anything that happens to the gardens themselves.
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Esteban Gutierrez: "All in all we tested a lot of different set-ups today so we could find the right balance. But it's quite evident we need to find a lot more speed. We are definitely not where we want to be and we need to work as a team to improve and have a better overall speed. The track is really fun to dive on in a Formula One car - I like it a lot. You can attack the kerbs, you have the high-speed braking and it's a good challenge overall. The change of weather conditions has actually been good. It was important to gain experience on the intermediate tyres. The forecast is still unsettled, and I think we are more competitive in the wet."
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Jules Bianchi: "The track conditions were very tricky at the start of FP1 and unfortunately I got caught out on a damp section of the track. I had completed just 8 laps, which was very frustrating because this is a new circuit for me and we also had a busy aero programme to get through this morning. I'm pleased that I have been able to recover the ground we lost and happy with how we end this first day of running. I really like my first taste of this track, so it's a shame that it wasn't such a smooth start but I think we are back in a good place for the rest of the weekend."
Max Chilton: "So far so good on my first outing at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve. It's a great track; I love it. This morning our running was subject to the steadily improving conditions. We had some aero work to do on the prototype tyres so that we could press on with preparing for the race this afternoon. We managed to condense that so that we achieved everything we needed to and we end the day's running with plenty of data to look over this evening. These are never the best conditions to get your first taste of a new track but I'm comfortable with where we are so far and looking forward to the rest of the weekend."
Charles Pic: "I'm reasonably pleased with how FP2 went. On my first run the car had too much understeer so we tried a couple of aero and mechanical changes for the next runs and by run four, on the supersofts, we'd found a good balance, one I could start to push with. We might have gone a little too far on the front as the car was turning in well by the last run, but we lost a bit of mid-corner stability so we'll have to look at that tonight and see where we can improve tomorrow. On the long runs the deg levels and pace looked ok on both compounds but Sunday's going to be hotter than either Friday or Saturday, which will suit us more, so even if we don't find another good step before Sunday, I think we can maintain the race pace we've shown since Bahrain."
Giedo van der Garde: "FP1 was a bit like being back in Monaco! Wet to start with, then onto inters and then slicks and I have to say it was pretty good to be driving out there in conditions that kept changing. Both sessions for me were dominated by understeer, but towards the end of FP2 we'd found a really good setup on the long runs. I didn't have a clean go at the performance run, but on both compounds on heavy fuel I was really enjoying driving the car. There was a bit of power understeer coming in but it wasn't really damaging the tyres too much so it looks like we've found a good direction for Sunday. We also tried our new traffic light pitstop system for the first time today and that's another good sign of how the whole team keeps making progress. In the last couple of races I've been able to show how much more confidence I have in the car and my own performance, and, as a rookie, when you see the team investing in something like the traffic light system, something that will help us perform even better in the races, it all adds to the confidence levels. Bearing in mind it's the first time we've ever used it the system worked really well, and talking to the boys, it's clear they're pumped about having something that can help them perform better on race day - it all makes this a good place to be working right now!"
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If you're going to the Fabric District in NY, M & J Trimming is totally worth the stop! Next field trip: The Fabric District.
Friday, June 25, 2010
Field Trip Friday: M & J Trimming, Manhattan
If you're going to the Fabric District in NY, M & J Trimming is totally worth the stop! Next field trip: The Fabric District.
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It is a cool shop, isn't it? I agree with you about the prices - I have a hard time paying more than at home- but I couldn't resist walking away with a few things myself! Can't wait to see where you went in the Fabric District!ReplyDelete
kinda makes me wanna go to new york now!ReplyDelete
This is a great series. I was in NYC many years ago, and I would love to go back.ReplyDelete
the scotties would be great made up into a dog collar and leash.ReplyDelete
That would be a great place to spend a day drooling over all the merchandise. I must say I am in love with all the cool buttons! I'll have to go drool over there website some day.ReplyDelete
That is a Crafter's Pradise! Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
OK this post makes me sad that there's nothing like this within a 100 mile radius of me. Boo!!ReplyDelete
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Oh, my-- it's Disney World for crafters/stitchers! I think I would get giddy just seeing their banner.ReplyDelete
Wow! I was just in the neighborhood and did not see this. This is incredible. So wished I could have stopped in!!ReplyDelete
If I was able to go there, I would just wander around with my mouth open, looking all around saying, "Gollllleeeee" like Gomer Pyle. Such a variety of things!ReplyDelete
wow - so much for the eyes to feast on!ReplyDelete
Hope you had a fab time. Am busy trying out my first 'proper' quilt :)
I got some ribbon there too. Such a fun store. I'll have to post a picture of what I spent the most money on in the NYC fabric district, so not "me" but I love it: 1/2 yard of two-toned chartreuse fake fur. I know. Sounds horrible. It is really gorgeous.ReplyDelete
Yes, yes, yes!! I would have definitely recommended M & J Trim. I have been so behind in blog reading that I must have missed that post. Isn't that the most fantastic place? It kind of makes your head spin, but the color is just fabulous. I so loved it too!ReplyDelete
wow, i'm drooling!ReplyDelete
Good googly-moogly! Hobby Lobby, Joanns & Hancocks, all put together and then put on steroids! I don't think I'll ever go there, just for fear I might never leave!ReplyDelete
Hi Amy just wanted to let you know I am having my first give away, Please check out my little blog.ReplyDelete
They need to open a store in the UK!!!!
Be. Still. My. Heart. Any friend of Martha's is a friend of mine :o)ReplyDelete
I'm so glad you got a chance to go to M&J! The store is really incredible, and it has more walls packed to the ceiling with trimmings, ribbons and sequins than these impressive photos even show. I definitely recommend a trip there. :)ReplyDelete
Boo hoo....I want some of that Scottie Dog ribbon. I am off to see if they have an online shop....ReplyDelete
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U.S. Ambassador Cameron Munter says the planned withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan in 2014 offers the United States an opportunity to redefine its policy toward Pakistan.
Professor of Anthropology Akhil Gupta has won the Coomaraswamy Book Prize for 2014, marking yet another honor for the distinguished faculty of the UCLA Center for India and South Asia.
Using stories, pictures and citations from literature to illustrate his points, writer-physician Abraham Verghese emphasized the way in which literature can help physicians cultivate the humanist, healing aspect of medicine.
Increasingly, says UCLA Associate Professor Purnima Mankekar, the circular media flow between Asia and the rest of the world is a two-way street that affects both consumers and producers.
Professor Akhil Gupta gives back to his home country through research that he hopes will improve life and economic development.
Congratulations to Dr. Tariq Thachil, recipient of the 2010 Sardar Patel Award, for the best dissertation submitted at any American university on the subject of modern India.
Sanjay Subrahmanyam, who holds the Navin and Pratima Doshi Chair in Indian History and is founding director of the UCLA Center for India and South Asia, received a fellowship to support his research on French perceptions of Asian culture.
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The esteemed postcolonial feminist historian's talk this winter, entitled "Once Upon a Time in the Present," proposed an alternate ontological and epistemological orientation.
Departing from texts in Chinese, Persian, Urdu and other languages, scholars at an international conference, "The Roads to Oxiana," look at Central Asia in the ages of camel caravans and horsemen and of motor cars and airplanes. Audio podcasts of the conference presentations are now available.
Possibly the best-dressed scholarly meeting of the season, "Textiles as Treasures" looked at the place of fabrics in the lives and the industry of nomadic and urban Central Asian cultures over centuries. The March 5 conference was organized by the Asia Institute's Program on Central Asia; a day-long program on the music of the region is planned for April 1.
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HD Scans Of All Known Photos Of REH
Posted 04 September 2010 - 04:01 PM
Reveal time - and it's a doozy!
REH scholar and all around cool guy Patrice Louinet has provided the Official REH Forums with High Definition (HD) scans of all known REH photos! That's right! The difference b/w HD and the older scans is nothing short of amazing! Patrice is sending the HD scans in order - so far we have five HD scans (the first 5 photos of the Photographic Album.)
Please join me in thanking Patrice for his hard work and for sharing these precious HD scans of our favorite author!
Thank you Patrice - we all owe ya!
Checkout the HD scans!
Posted 05 September 2010 - 05:37 AM
(ALL shall hail!)
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Posted 05 September 2010 - 09:16 AM
I nominate Patrice Louinet for the 2010 F-ING MAN award (for he is.)
(ALL shall hail!)
Second! Merci beaucoup, Patrice!
And of course to the Keegans & Leo, naturally.
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Robert E. Howard, 1906 - 2006
Sword & Sorcery! Historical Fiction!
Horror! Westerns!
Boxing! Conan!
Posted 05 September 2010 - 03:58 PM
And a hearty and sincere forum thanks to Jim Keegan and Leo Grin as well!
Posted 06 September 2010 - 02:57 AM
It is now the F-ING MEN Award!
Jim, Leo, and Patrice RULE!
REHLOLCAT sez, "We can has moar aichdee pics nao, kai?"
Posted 06 September 2010 - 02:21 PM
Samurai maxim
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Posted 11 September 2010 - 04:45 PM
The new photos - Knocking Out Truett Vinson (prior we had an edited version w/o Truett) & Head to Head Boxing with Tevis Clyde Smith - a completely new photo for the REH Forum!
Thanks Patrice!
Posted 19 September 2010 - 03:32 PM
REH Boxing w/ codpiece, Robert E. Howard (left), in full fighting trim, squares off against Dave Lee & Robert E. Howard and Truett Vinson - Beachcombers Argument.
Check them out:
Posted 20 September 2010 - 01:19 AM
Thanks Patrice! The quality of these scans compared to the image quality we posted before is really amazing.
Checkout the two new HD scans:
Posted 20 September 2010 - 06:57 AM
Robert E. Howard, 1906 - 2006
Sword & Sorcery! Historical Fiction!
Horror! Westerns!
Boxing! Conan!
Posted 04 October 2010 - 02:03 AM
Kick ass, man!
Well said T!
Three new scans from Mr. Louinet tonight - REH & Schlitz, Original Print of the famous REH in fedora & REH's photo from Fantasy Magazine.
3 New HD Scans
Posted 04 October 2010 - 02:57 AM
Keep it up, gang!
(hoping the Foundation puts out a book of all the photos)
Posted 09 October 2010 - 11:18 PM
3 New Scans - REH fence profile, REH & REH Marginalia
Posted 10 October 2010 - 01:41 AM
Isn't that REH on the right, with his cap on?
(still digging the photos)
Posted 31 October 2010 - 08:36 PM
There's a photo 3rd up from the bottom, with the caption "Robert E. Howard (left) & Billy the Kid Sign."
Isn't that REH on the right, with his cap on?
(still digging the photos)
I've added four other HD scans provided by Patrice Louinet.
REH with Billy the Kid Sign, Robert E. Howard-arms folded in front of window, Robert E. Howard at Fort McKavett 1933 and REH under the palm tree. Here's the thread: http://www.conan.com...?showtopic=6112
Samurai maxim
Posted 05 January 2011 - 05:11 AM
Join me in The Mortuary or at Dreadful Tales where I review horror literature.
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Nah, not today...
That would be telling...
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Turkey Day Twists: 15 Regional Thanksgiving Dishes
Every family has its own Thanksgiving traditions, whether the annual meal features tweaks on specific dishes or unconventional menu additions. Some of the more common Thanksgiving twists are actually regional takes on the classic menu that have survived in areas around the country or developed over time. If you're looking to spice up the Thanksgiving spread this year, try out one of these regional Thanksgiving dishes. You might start a new tradition of your own!
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The lobster capital of America, otherwise known as the state of Maine, brings something totally different to the Thanksgiving table. In addition to or sometimes in place of the typical turkey, Mainers serve stuffed lobsters. This regional tradition comes from the abundance of lobsters in Maine, but can also be attributed to the presence of shellfish at the first-ever Thanksgiving meal.
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Sergio Perez is adamant he does not regret joining McLaren despite the team's woeful start to this Championship.
Signing for what is expected to be a race winning team, McLaren look anything but that at present.
The team's MP4-28 was off the pace in the season-opening Australian GP and it does not appear as if a solution had been found in Malaysia.
Such is McLaren's concern over the fundamental flaws of the car that there is even talk of reverting to last year's MP4-27.
But despite the team's trials, Perez insists he's "happy" to have joined McLaren from Sauber.
"I don't regret anything at all," he told Autosport "If they told me before we signed I would be in this position I would have definitely [still] signed with the best team.
"For me, McLaren is the best team and after joining the team I am so happy. I prefer to be in this position with McLaren than at any other team and winning.
"I am enjoying my time here, and I know the team has great people to help us come out of this."
The Mexican driver added that it is "amazing" the way in which McLaren have rallied in light of their troubles.
"I have to say big congratulations to my team. It is amazing how they are coping with this difficult moment.
"Even for me as a driver, when I joined the team, I thought I was going to be fighting for the front row, the top positions and we are far from there.
"But the approach of the team has been amazing. They are looking for a solution, and instead of people saying, 'you are the guilty one, you did the mistake', everyone is united and trying to get out of the difficult moment.
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Eden Springs, one of Europe's leading providers for water solutions in the workplace, felt it was overly dependent on expensive international phone calls and conferencing services. It wanted to deploy a solution
that would reduce these costs and provide additional methods for communications. Eden Springs deployed Microsoft Lync Server 2010 to take advantage of its voice over IP capabilities to reduce call charges and begin to retiring its private-branch exchange systems.
Recently, Eden Springs deployed a pilot of Microsoft Lync Server 2013 and is looking forward to more robust conferencing, multiple mobile clients, and Skype federation to enhance its current communications solution.
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Through a combination of organic growth and acquisitions, Eden Springs has become a leading workplace water provider in Europe. Headquartered in Switzerland and operating out of more than 100 branches in 17 countries, the 2,000 employees at Eden Springs work
all over the world, so they depend on conference calls and phone calls to collaborate on tasks.
Eden Springs found that the conference calling solution it originally deployed was not ideal for its needs. Employees found calls complex to set up, and the service offered limited functionality for sharing applications. The service was also expensive for
employees calling into international conferences and making international calls between offices.
To provide less expensive solution with more communications options, Eden Springs deployed Microsoft Lync Server 2010 in the summer of 2011. It had several goals for the deployment:
Reduce international calling charges
Provide instant messaging to all employees to facilitate easy, rapid communications for problem solving
Install Lync enterprise voice as a full private-branch exchange (PBX) replacement wherever possible to reduce costs
Replace its current conferencing service with Lync Server
Eden Springs deployed Lync Server 2010 at its main IT offices in Israel. The company's 1,500 office workers all received full voice, conferencing, and instant messaging capabilities.
Eden Springs deployed a gateway in each country to enable least-cost routing through Lync Server 2010. Calls are routed to Lync Server 2010 and exit to the public-switched telephone network within the destination country to avoid international toll charges.
The deployment varied from country to country depending on the number and size of the offices there. Some countries used a Survivable Branch Appliance (SBA), while others implemented a standard server deployment with a gateway. Eden Springs used AudioCodes
Mediant 1000 hardware for the SBAs and gateways.
For voicemail, Eden Springs is in the process of deploying Microsoft Exchange Unified Messaging from its Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 solution. Exchange Unified Messaging delivers voicemail messages to employees' inboxes and their Microsoft Lync 2010 client.
Though Eden Springs was happy with the cost savings it achieved with its Lync Server deployment, it had some requests from employees for additional capabilities that it wanted to provide. Some employees had asked about the potential for communicating with
Skype users. Employees using the Lync 2010 mobile clients were interested in making calls using voice over IP (VoIP) rather than over the cellular network to avoid calling charges.
Eden Springs was excited to learn all it could about the next generation of Microsoft communications solution, Microsoft Lync Server 2013, to see if it would address these needs. It began testing a prerelease version of the product and was impressed the results.
Eden Springs often invites external participants, such as partners, vendors, or customers to meetings. With Lync Server 2013, those participants who do not have the Lync 2013 client can join the meeting using the Lync Web App and have the full voice and
video experience over the Internet.
Federation with Skype users will also be a big benefit for Eden Springs when it deploys Lync Server 2013. By using Skype federation with Lync Server 2013, the company can simplify communications with some of its small partners who use Skype for communications.
Employees can also use Skype federation to stay in touch with their families when they are on the road.
With the Lync 2013 mobile client, employees can access nearly the full functionality of the Lync 2013 desktop client. Mobile employees can make and receive calls through Lync 2013 rather than over the cellular network. They can also join conferences from
their phones with voice and video.
Eden Springs is currently testing Jabra GO 6470 Bluetooth headset to use with Lync 2013. "The Jabra 6470 provides a great experience for our employees. It can connect to Lync 2013 and to employees' mobile phones, and the voice quality is great," says Gal.
Eden Springs plans to deploy Lync Server 2013 in the first half of 2013.
Eden Springs is currently enjoying significant benefits from Lync Server 2010 and fully expects those benefits to increase after it upgrades to Lync Server 2013.
Within six months of deploying Lync Server 2010, Eden Springs had completely eliminated its old conferencing service. It is now using Lync 2010 to complete more than 30,000 minutes of conference calls a month. "Our president told me Lync had changed his
life," says Gal. "He travels a lot and frequently takes conference calls on the road. Now he can join from his laptop and use desktop sharing instead of just using his mobile phone. He is a lot more productive."
Eden Springs has enabled Lync Enterprise Voice functionality for all of its employees and has started retiring its PBX equipment. It has retired the equipment from 15 branches in France and will soon retire its two PBX systems in Israel. Eden Springs has
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Make reservations at your favorite local restaurants for Knoxville Restaurant Week 2014, March 2-7, and help fight hunger in East Tennessee.
For one special week, restaurants all over Knoxville will offer fixed-price, three-course dinner menus for either $25 or $35. Knoxville Restaurant Week is an excellent opportunity to discover new dining hot spots, revisit a few of your favorites and support a great cause.
$5 from every Knoxville Restaurant Week special menu goes to Second Harvest Food Bank of East Tennessee to help fight hunger in 18 East Tennessee counties. One in six people in our region live in poverty and have difficulty meeting basic needs. Since 2011, proceeds from Restaurant Week have provided meals to more than 250,000 East Tennesseans.


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|iSight Service: Frequently Asked Questions
can I tell if my iSight needs service?
Visit our iSight support site for helpful troubleshooting information. If you have reviewed the articles on the website, and you're still not sure whether your iSight requires service, you can contact Apple. Alternatively, you can take your iSight to your local Apple Authorized Service Provider for diagnosis.
Note: There may a fee for diagnostic service.
How long is my iSight covered by Apple's warranty?
Your iSight is covered by Apple's One-Year Limited Warranty. Warranty service for eligible repairs is available at no charge for twelve months from the date of original retail purchase ("date of purchase").
How can I tell if my iSight is in-warranty?
Your iSight is covered by Apple's One Year Limited Warranty for one year from the date of original purchase. Apple's One-Year Limited Warranty begins on the date that the iSight was originally purchased. Apple may need to examine your proof of purchase document to verify your iSight's warranty status.
How much will my in-warranty service be?
Warranty service for eligible repairs is available at no charge for twelve months from the date of original retail purchase ("date of purchase").
How do I get my iSight serviced?
iSight service options can be found on our website. You may be charged a service fee.
How long will my iSight service take?
Your service will take approximately one week from the date we receive your iSight for service to the date you receive your replacement iSight.
What is the status of my iSight service request?
You can check the status of your iSight service at any time on our easy service status website.
iSight warranty has expired. What are my service options?
If your iSight is no longer covered under Apple's One Year Limited Warranty and it requires service, Apple will replace your iSight for a service fee of $149US, plus $6.95 shipping. Replacement iSights may be new, used or refurbished. Service may not be available if your iSight has been damaged due to accident or abuse.
One of my iSight accessories isnt working. Can I order a replacement?
iSight service options can be found on our website. You may be charged for the replacement accessory, local taxes and $6.95 for shipping, if your iSight is no longer covered by Apple's warranty.
What kind of activities are excluded from my warranty coverage?
Apples One-Year Limited Warranty for iSight excludes coverage for damage resulting from a number of events, including accident, liquid spill or submersion, unauthorized service and unauthorized modifications. If damage is outside the scope of warranty coverage, service may be available through a local AASP or an Apple retail store, but all service charges will be your responsibility. In such an event, you will be asked to approve the estimated charges and accept the terms and conditions for service before authorizing the repair. If the repair is performed at an Apple retail store Apple's Repair Terms and Conditions will govern service. Repair service for a iSight that has experienced catastrophic damage, for example extensive liquid damage or a severe impact that results in the product being disassembled into multiple pieces, is generally not available and not eligible for service.
Does Apple warrant my iSight service?
If Apple provides service under warranty, the terms of the warranty and applicable provisions of law will cover defects in materials and workmanship that arise during the warranty or 90 days after iSight service, whichever provides longer coverage for you. If iSight service is provided outside of warranty, Apple warrants that the repairs to your iSight will be free from defects in materials and workmanship for ninety (90) days from the date of the iSight service.