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Kristin Chenoweth
News about Kristin Chenoweth, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Feb. 18, 2013
Stephen Holden reviews performance by Kristin Chenoweth at the Allen Room as part of Lincoln Center's American Songbook series. MORE
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A Gay Rights Hero Life Writ Large and Tunefully
Andrew Lippa's oratorio "I Am Harvey Milk" broadens its gay rights message to include other persecuted groups.
October 9, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON KRISTIN CHENOWETH AND: Music , Lippa, Andrew , Milk, Harvey , Chenoweth, Kristin , Marlowe, Noah
Kristin Chenoweth to Return to Broadway in 'On the Twentieth Century'
Ms. Chenoweth will return to Broadway in February to portray the Hollywood diva Lily Garland in a revival of the 1978 musical comedy.
May 13, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON KRISTIN CHENOWETH AND: Chenoweth, Kristin , Roundabout Theater Co , Theater
Il Divo Is Coming to Broadway
The shows, running from Thursday, Nov. 7, through Wednesday, Nov. 13, with no show on Sunday, will feature songs from classic shows like "Phantom of the Opera," "Carousel" and "West Side Story."
September 4, 2013, Wednesday
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On 'Tonight,' Playful Advice for Weiner to Be 'Popular'
Kristin Chenoweth helped Jay Leno poke fun at Anthony D. Weiner by singing a reworked version of a song from "Wicked."
August 1, 2013, Thursday
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Is Domestic Bliss Too Much to Ask?
Olesya Rulin stars in "Family Weekend," a comedy about a high school athlete who tries to make her family "normal."
March 29, 2013, Friday
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Is Domestic Bliss Too Much to Ask?
Olesya Rulin stars in "Family Weekend," a comedy about a high school athlete who tries to make her family "normal."
March 29, 2013, Friday
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From Cutie-Pie to Dame
Kristin Chenoweth, known for being adorable, has matured into someone sophisticated in her new show.
February 18, 2013, Monday
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Lincoln Center Sets American Songbook Schedule for 2013
Kristin Chenoweth, Valerie Simpson, Mavis Staples and Tom Morello are among the musicians who will participate in the 2013 season, which will expand to use Lincoln Center's Stanley H. Kaplan Penthouse.
November 1, 2012, Thursday
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Channel Surfing: 'The Good Wife' and the Art of the Truce
"The Good Wife" returns for Season 4 by keeping multiple story lines in play, including that of Kalinda's mysterious husband.
October 1, 2012, Monday
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Christine Baranski, nominated for an Emmy for best supporting actress in a drama for "The Good Wife," talks about the role, her relationship on the series with Josh Charles and turning 60 as a working performer.
September 18, 2012, Tuesday
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The park has a great flat grassed camping area with open fire places. Recently added a family bathroom, The camp kitchen has a great ambience with a pot belly stove for those colder nights; there is also a gas barbecue, microwave oven and refrigerator. Good mobile phone and television reception and a dump point. Killarney View welcomes dogs by prior arrangement.... less
These lovely cabins have a four star rating, they all have a deck with outdoor furniture where you can take in the wonderful views of the country side and mountains. Cabin four has two separate bedrooms one with a queen bed the other has a double bed makes this an ideal cabin for two singles or two couples. Cabin five has a queen bed in main room and a set of bunks in the second bedroom with room for a foldaway bed as well, makes this an ideal cabin for a family. They both have a separate bathroom. The interior is tastefully decorated, with a full kitchen including gas stove, microwave, full size refrigerator, flat screen television and DVD player. All linen is supplied.
Two bedroom
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Children: Children are welcome.
These lovely couples cabins have a three and half star rating, they all have a deck with outdoor furniture where you can take in the wonderful views of the country side and mountains, each have a separate main bedroom. The interior is tastefully decorated with a full kitchen including gas stove, microwave, full size refrigerator, flat screen television and DVD player. All linen is supplied.
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New Two bedroom cottage offers space and luxury ideal for families or friend travelling together, two king size bedrooms with either king beds or singles, queen sleeper sofa, and two single daybeds means this cottage can sleep up to six people, all linen supplied, spacious bathroom, full kitchen with dishwasher and full size fridge, two flat screen televisions/DVD. Large deck with carport and weber barbecue.
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This Budget cabin is great for travellers that want to bring their pets away with them, separate bedroom with ensuite, kitchenette, sofa bed, television/DVD, all linen supplied.
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Foreign Grain Buyers Touring Illinois Farms
By The Associated Press
Grain buyers from around the world are touring Illinois farms this week.
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Grain buyers from around the world are touring Illinois farms this week.
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Gov. Pat Quinn says he respects Chicago teachers' right to protest and he's doing the best that he can to improve education in Illinois.
By Jim Meadows
Tuesday marks the 11th anniversary of the September 11th attacks in New York, Washington, and Pennsylvania. Here is a roundup of some of the events being held to remember that day in east central Illinois.
Volunteers ranging from students to elected officials will begin placing small U-S flags on the lawn of the Quad, in memory of the victims of the 9/11 attacks. The name of a victim will be attached to each flag. A memorial vigil will follow on the Quad at 8:30 PM. Sponsored by the UIUC College Republicans and the Illini Conservative Union.
Memorial Concert presented by the university's School of Music. The Jupiter String Quartet will perform music of Ravel and Beethoven. The concert is timed to start at the moment the first plane hit the north tower of the World Trade Center on September 11th. The audience is asked to enter and leave in silence.
The Champaign Police and Fire Departments will hold a brief memorial ceremony.
9/11 prayer breakfast.
Patriot Day chicken and noodle dinner. Price: $6
Remembrance Day Program; guest speaker: State Treasurer Dan Rutherford.
Students will package meals to fight local hunger, and take part in an interfaith dialog. Sponsored by Interfaith in Action, the Muslim Students Association, Illini Hillel and the Sikh Students Association in partnership with Illini Fighting Hunger.
Patriot Day Concert in the Park, featuring the Coles County Barbershop Chorus.
By Sean Powers, with additional reporting from The Associated Press
A 14-year-old boy faces 16 felony charges after authorities accused him of firing gunshots into the ceiling at Normal Community High School on Friday before a teacher tackled him.
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The Indiana Court of Appeals has dismissed an appeal by ousted Secretary of State Charlie White so he can seek relief from the judge who presided over his vote fraud trial.
By Sean Powers
A Champaign middle school teacher has been named a finalist for the Illinois Teacher of the Year award.
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Police are investigating a shooting over the weekend involving a Champaign police officer.
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The Rev. Jesse Jackson says he expects his congressman son to take his time in getting back to work.
By Charlie Schlenker
More than 400 people turned out for a prayer observance Sunday evening at Normal Community High School in the wake of the hostage situation at the school just a couple of days earlier.
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The first illustrated book from Japan is the 13-millionth volume at the University of Illinois library.
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Friday, April 01, 2005
100 Things About Me, Finale
77. I owned two Star Wars action figures, both of which were presents from people who obviously didn't know me very well. I traded C3PO to a friend of mine for a Paddington Bear book, and I think just threw Yoda away.
78. I agree with Mr. Sondheim that the only two things worth leaving behind you when you die are children and art. However, if I'm your beneficiary, I'd rather have your Rembrandt etchings than your kids.
79. I hate Monet's paintings. I really do. I consider him the easy listening or iceberg lettuce of the art world. Except I sort of like iceberg lettuce. (Please don't write to me about this one. I have studied art history since my pre-teen years and majored in it in college. I've seen it all and read all the rhapsodies. I am not going to change my mind. If you like the fucking haystacks, great, just don't bother me about it.)
80. Two books I feel every home should have on hand: The Joy of Cooking (the old one by Mrs. Rombauer and her descendants, not the pretentious new impostor published under the same title) and a good guide to general etiquette (Emily Post is still your best bet, though Miss Manners beats all as fun to read and up-to-date).
81. Fictional characters I used to pretend to be as a child: Encyclopedia Brown, Bilbo Baggins, Evinrude the Dragonfly from The Rescuers, Willy Wonka, the boy kid from Return to Witch Mountain.
82. Non-fictional characters I used to pretend to be as a child: St. Dominic Savio, St. Francis of Assisi, Mozart, and Queen Victoria's Highland servant, John Brown.
83. Often, as a child, I played alone. (Go figure.)
84. Three things I feel are overrated: Moe, Larry, and Curly.
85. I have always loved Roald Dahl's books because I think they give a pretty true picture of the way most adults (especially teachers) react to any little kid who demonstrates creativity, ambition or unusual intelligence. (They will lie, cheat, and bully in order to make said kid conform to the norm.)
86. Out of all the teachers I had in primary, middle, and high school, there are four I think I actually learned something from, two I wish I were still in touch with, and one I have reason to think of every single day.
87. I like seeing the inner workings of things. Given the choice to see (for example) Avenue Q from the front row or the wings, I'd pick the wings. Especially if they let me take pictures.
88. I have a problem with heights from time to time. Once when I was pressed into emergency service to run a follow spot from a narrow catwalk 50 feet above the theater auditorium, I had such a terrible panic attack it took me half an hour to retreat the 15 feet back to the entrance to the catwalk.
89. Milk is still my favorite drink. As a kid, I'd go through a half-gallon a day if Mom didn't put the breaks on me.
90. I regret that I never wrote to Charles M. Schulz to tell him how much Peanuts meant to me.
91. I wish I knew how to sew.
92. I think the Victorian ideal on continual self-improvement was a good idea and needs to be revived. There are so many people I know whose self-esteem should be far lower than it is.
93. Names for daughters I will never have: Rose, Olivia, Cordelia, Alice, Alexandra.
94. I don't know about names for sons, because I can't possibly imagine how I could bring up a son. I would probably call him Eustace or Galahad and he'd wind up getting murdered on the playground.
95. I really didn't want to be a romantic any more after my relationship with Mr. Ex ended, but I've discovered that's a part of me I can't change.
96. If I am on the phone with you, please don't interrupt me to tell me what your cat is doing. I don't care what your cat is doing. (Note: Nobody ever cares what your cat is doing.)
97. Things I use all the time even though I hate them: cell phones and computers.
98. I'm starting to think I won't live my whole life in the United States. I am a patriot. I love my country dearly and fiercely. But sometimes I earnestly wonder if the things I love about it are all going to disappear even if I (and many others) try to fight it.
99. I would like to try riding a bull just once before I die. Just not immediately before I die, if you see what I mean.
100. If when I die I go to heaven, I hope I get a chance to meet my paternal grandfather, who died before I was born; Queen Victoria, just because; Eleanor Roosevelt, so I can shake her hand. And then I'm going shopping with Aunt Eva.
18 comments:
- Rachel said...
As a child, I read and reread and read again just about every Roald Dahl book I could get my hands on. At the time, I don't know if I could have told you exactly why so many of his books were on my list of favorites. But when I got older, I realized that what I appreciated most about him was his willingness to admit to the darker side of life and especially of childhood. And the admission of the cruelty and resentment with which so many adults -- especially the adults who were supposed to be taking care of us and yet so clearly weren't -- approach children. It seemed a far more realistic version of life than anything else I was force fed as a child. And yet it wasn't all darkness and misery either. There was power and magic and hope, self determination and a rich fantastical adventure of a life. He was just brilliant, and I guess that about sums it up.
- MarQ1 said...
Sorry, I'm not commenting on the post, but the new photo is very nice.
- MarQ1 said...
Commenting on the post this time, Cordelia's going to have a tough time on the playground too.
- Jon said...
Well, I hope when you meet Queen Vic that you slap her. I would rather meet Queen Bess...
I love Roald Dahl and I loved Star Wars as a kid.
- Franklin said...
Actually, I've thought about what meeting Queen Bess (the first one) would be like, and I'm rather afraid she'd slap ME (temper, temper).
Glad you guys like the new photo. I figured it was time to put on something lighter since the weather's changing.
And don't worry, little Cordelia packs heat and can kick anyone's ass.
- markknitz said...
awesome post and picture. i also wish i could sew, but am glad i can knit. i used to pretend i was aquaman or prince namor the submariner and still do. i may as well be straight! have heard that the new charlie and the chocolate factory (with my soon to be husband johnny depp) is supposed to be truer to the book w/ was my favorite as a kid. let face it, the original is a bore until they get to the factory "cheer up, charlie" yuch!
- Sister Sue said...
I think Yoda lived in the dollhouse for a while.
- Felicia said...
1. And just why won't you have a daughter???
2. Your new pic is indeed nice.
3. Again, why won't you have a daughter?
4. Learning to sew isn't terribly difficult. There are plenty of basic sewing classes out there, most are worthwhile. Like knitting, you learn far more from making mistakes than anything else! Sewing is indeed fun, and I fell madly in love with machine quilting a few years ago. I'd sew more if I wasn't in the middle of this rapture with knitting!
- Holly @Home said...
You'd make a fantastic father I'm pretty sure Franklin.I so agree about Roald Dahl books.You could learn to sew it is easy .We have always said to Mum if she had a son he'd be doing his embroidery and knitting and if I got bullied at school he'd have died for sure .To say nothing of wearing polished brown leather lace-ups,a fair-isle and cord shorts .......she likes to think the baby she lost was a boy and he was therefore better-off.It's great fun reading about you and there is a little touch of sadness Mum wears like a cloak..she too is surprised she's made it each year and I think a little sorry too. Hols.
- moiraeknits said...
I had the biggest crush on Encyclopedia Brown when I was a kid. Good times, good times. And since one of my goals for the year is to learn how to cook at least a little bit, I'll have to see if I can't find the old Joy of Cooking in a used book store. Oh, the horror of having to browse through books. I am overcome. ::back of wrist to brow with a theatrical swoon...a 8.2 from the judges!::
- Maura said...
I totally get the Monet thing. I took Late 19th Century art history in college, because I liked Monet and the Pre-Raphaelites. I ended up loving Gustave Corbet. Go figure...
We happen to have 2 coppies of the Joy of Cooking in our house. The original which my hubby owned before we got married, and the new one which we got as a wedding present. 9/10 we only use the old one.
- rhea_sun said...
I completely agree, I've just never been able to admit it out loud to all the those art profs fawning over those myopic gardens...
Roald Dahl "rocks", EB too
- Jean said...
I'm going to do what you told me not to do...
When I stand in St Andrew's Square and look back, across the Firth of Forth to Fife...no, that won't do: across the water, what I see is different every day. Sometimes -- today -- I can almost see people walking about over there. Sometimes, there is no sign of Fife at all. There are many degrees in between. And I often think, as I look, of those haystacks and cathedrals. I'm not saying they're any good, just that the way a thing changes in different lights is really interesting.
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- Yarn Dependent Me said...
I think the haystacks, in all their hideous glory, are really just his way of depicting lopsided boobs. If you think of them in a tribal sense, they are less uncomfortable, and more amusing.
Hairy, hairy, hay covered, lopsided, breasticles.
Just sayin'.
- Lisa said...
I'm reading some of your old blog entries, and wanted to let you know that:
1. I love your blog; you and I think so much alike, and
2. You should rename your "100 Things About Me" entries to "101 Things About Me," because in the first one, there are two entries numbered 4. I like 101 better anyway.
P.S. Verification word: sockho. Bwahaha!
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The western is the "default" breeding yellow-bellied kingbird across vast areas of the west (especially arid lowlands); but its distribution and habitat overlap with other yellow-bellied kingbirds (the Cassin's, thick-billed, tropical, and Couch's) as well as with the eastern and scissor-tailed flycatchers. From exposed perches on trees, shrubs, or wires, it chases and captures flying insects; it will also sally to vegetation or the ground and will take fruit during fall and winter. Monotypic. Length 8.1–9.6" (21–24 cm)
Identification Adult: pale gray head; darker mask; concealed orange-red central crown patch. Pale grayish olive back. Plain brownish black wings, contrasting paler back. Square-tipped, black tail; white outer webs of outer pair of feathers. White throat subtly blends to pearly gray chest and yellow belly. Relatively small, black bill. Juvenile: duller, paler.
Similar Species Typical tail pattern unmistakable, but individuals with worn or missing white outer tail feathers might be mistaken for other yellow-bellied species. The Cassin's is overall much darker on chest, upperparts; has contrasting white chin, paler wings, gray tail tip. The tropical and Couch's have heavier bills; olive-yellow chests; and dark brown, deeply notched tails. The Cassin's, tropical, and Couch's also have pale-edged upperwing coverts with a more scalloped appearance. The thick-billed has much heavier bill, darker upperparts, yellow central crown patch, paler underparts. (Juvenile's underparts yellower, more western-like.) Superficially similar to juvenile or immature scissor-tailed, immature white-bellied kingbirds with tinge of yellow on underparts, Myiarchus, or say's phoebe; but key field marks should still be apparent.
Voice Call: single or repeated sharp kip notes; also a staccato trill. Dawn song: a repeated series of kip notes and long trills.
Status and Distribution Common. Breeding: open country with scattered trees or shrubs; will nest on human-made structures (e.g., utility poles). Migration: mid-March–early June; late July–mid-September; scarce after early October, stragglers into November. Winter: central-western Mexico to Costa Rica; also southern Florida. Vagrant: in summer, casual/accidental to Alaska, central and northern Canada; in winter, rare/casual on Pacific coast to central California, on Gulf and Atlantic coasts, and to Panama, West Indies, and Bermuda.
Population Stable or increasing.
—From the National Geographic book Complete Birds of North America, 2006
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- Acorn Woodpecker
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- Band-Tailed Pigeon
- Barn Swallow
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- Black-Capped Chickadee
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- Black-Headed Grosbeak
- Blue Jay
- Blue-Gray Gnatcatcher
- Brewer's Blackbird
- Broad-Tailed Hummingbird
- Broad-Winged Hawk
- Bronzed Cowbird
- Brown Creeper
- Brown Thrasher
- Brown-Crested Flycatcher
- Brown-Headed Cowbird
- Bullock's Oriole
- Bushtit
- California Gull
- California Quail
- California Towhee
- Canada Goose
- Canyon Towhee
- Carolina Chickadee
- Carolina Wren
- Cassin's Finch
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- Cedar Waxwing
- Chestnut-Backed Chickadee
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- Chipping Sparrow
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- Common Grackle
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- Downy Woodpecker
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- European Starling
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- Field Sparrow
- Fish Crow
- Fox Sparrow
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- Golden-Crowned Kinglet
- Golden-Crowned Sparrow
- Gray Catbird
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- Great-Tailed Grackle
- Hairy Woodpecker
- Harris's Sparrow
- Hermit Thrush
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- House Sparrow
- House Wren
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- Killdeer
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- Lark Sparrow
- Lesser Goldfinch
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- Mourning Dove
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- Northern Flicker
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- Orange-Crowned Warbler
- Orchard Oriole
- Pileated Woodpecker
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- Purple Finch
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- Scissor-Tailed Flycatcher
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Imagine you were dating someone who asked you out to dinner. But, the only place they are willing to take you is Taco Bell. It isn't because they think that Taco Bell is good food, but they know they can keep the date cheap. Now imagine that this happens every time you go out on a date. They only want to take you to fast food joints because they don't want to spend their money on taking you anywhere else.
This kind of person is a cheapskate. They selfishly value their money over you. They show just how little they value you by their actions.
How would you feel about the prospects of this relationship continuing? Doesn't sound much like marriage material in my opinion.
But, don't be too quick to judge. Too many Catholics treat Jesus in the same manner. How? Many of us don't tithe, but rather give when it is convenient and easy.
Most Catholics are tippers, not tithers. Many don't sacrificially give to God, but tip Him when they feel like it.
Most Catholics only give when convenient. This isn't a loving gift to God. Imagine if someone else only gave to you when it was convenient and never sacrificed for you. This action doesn't show a real deep love for another, but a selfishness and a love of money.
The questions then start to bubble up:
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- Did He not give us everything?
- Did He not die for our sins?
- Did He not bless us with material belongings?
A good way to examine where we are in our journey with Christ is to check our next bank statement. Have I given what I should? How does this reflect my relationship with Christ?
The widow's mite can teach us much:
"He sat down opposite the treasury and observed how the crowd put money into the treasury. Many rich people put in large sums. A poor widow also came and put in two small coins worth a few cents. Calling his disciples to himself, he said to them, 'Amen, I say to you, this poor widow put in more than all the other contributors to the treasury. For they have all contributed from their surplus wealth, but she, from her poverty, has contributed all she had, her whole livelihood.'" - Mark 12: 41-44A note on this passage:
- It isn't the amount that we give that God is pleased with, but the attitude of faith that is behind the giving. We either give with faith or hoard in fear and doubt.
In understand how hard this can be. In fact, my wife and I made one of the two biggest leaps of faith as a couple when we chose early-on in our marriage to start tithing. Why did we start? Because some friends challenged us to do so. I thank them for doing so, because it changed my life and marriage. It changed how I look at what I "own" and what is really owned by God.
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- Jeffrey Baird has been teaching driving for 22 years. And one of the biggest challenges for both seasoned and new drivers is wintry conditions.
"Winter driving is not a game. It is serious. All driving is serious, but winter driving is the utmost. One mistake and you're in the ditch and hopefully that's all that's happened," said Jeffrey Baird, the Able 2 Driving School President. Police say every year at the first snow, they see a huge jump in accidents. They say before heading out on the road, first make sure the car is ready for wintry conditions. Check the tire pressure and treads. Experts recommend inserting a penny upside down into the tread. If you can see Lincoln's head, it's time to get new tires.
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Violet V. Ringenberg, 89, of Woodburn died on Monday, February 4, 2013 at her home where she was lovingly cared for by her family and the wonderful staff of Heartland Hospice. She was born in Adams County to Valentine and Ida Egly.
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Jenson Button and Paul di Resta made it inside the top ten in Thursday's practice in Monaco while Adrian Sutil narrowly missed out...
Jenson Button: "We struggled in the morning when the circuit was still fairly 'green' - we couldn't get any temperatures into the tyres, but I think that affected everybody, not just us. Our pace on a long run looks surprisingly good, although we're not quite there with our qualifying pace yet. Still, I feel happier with the car here than I have the past few weekends. There are some areas in which we've struggled before that now seem a little bit better, and that's obviously positive. We may not be setting amazing times out there, but I'm happy that we're heading in the right direction. And hopefully we can improve on Saturday from where we are today."
Sergio Perez: "We tried a lot of things during today's practice sessions. Not everything worked; some of the things we tried made it difficult for me to feel confident with the car, especially through the faster corners. So we'll come back on those changes before Saturday's practice. Still, we had no nasty surprises either, which was positive. I'm hopeful we can make it into Q3. I actually think Saturday will be the most important day of the weekend - everyone will be trying to save tyres so as to have as few stops as possible in the race. It's likely to be a slow race with low degradation, so we need to give it our all on Saturday."
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Adrian Sutil: "It's always a pleasure to come back to Monaco and drive a Formula One car at the limit - and for me it is two years since I last drove here. It did not take me long to find my rhythm again and things went pretty well. We made some progress between the two sessions and I'm feeling comfortable with the car. We know what the plan is for tomorrow and where we can improve to be ready for Saturday."
Nico Hulkenberg: "It was a good day, and we were able to work through the programme without any issues. The balance of the car improved during FP2, and we know the track will improve and get faster throughout the weekend. We collected a lot of data, and there is still room for improvement."
Esteban Gutierrez: "It was a positive day in many aspects. In the first practice session, I focused on finding confidence in the car. It was quite tricky, because it's a very narrow and bumpy track, and in the beginning, it's very difficult to read the car. But this is something we were able to improve in the second session. It was important to have the reference between the two cars. It's evident the gap to the front is quite big, and we need to find more speed in qualifying. Nevertheless I definitely enjoyed today, and we will keep pushing for the limit."
Pastor Maldonado: "This is one of my favourite circuits on the Formula One calendar. It's always great to drive here. The practice session today was productive and we feel we have made some progress. The set-up in the two sessions was slightly different and it felt like things were slightly better in FP1. We will analyse everything tonight and tomorrow and choose the best configuration for the weekend ahead."
Valtteri Bottas: "The track here in Monaco is very challenging, but brilliant to drive. I was learning more and more with every lap and I feel like I'm really getting up to speed in my first time driving here. We have a lot of data from today that we will look at in order to find the correct balance for the car; hopefully we can look at everything and make a step forward for Saturday's qualifying session."
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Williams' struggles continued at the British Grand Prix as they failed to have an impact on qualifying at Silverstone.
Pastor Maldonado: "We were expecting to be a bit closer to the top ten today, but we were struggling to put everything together in the car for one lap. Hopefully tomorrow we can work on our race pace and fight with the teams around us to move up a few positions. We need to keep improving as a team because we're not where we want to be still, but race by race we are aiming to close the gap."
Valtteri Bottas: "We were unlucky to miss out on Q2 today as I was very close to my teammate and we could have both made it through. There are always things you can do better during a lap but we didn't have the pace to be in the top ten today so we need to do everything we can to get closer. We will look at our strategy going into tomorrow and try to maximise our potential for the race."
Charles Pic: "The final lap in quali is one of my best laps of the year so far so I'm very pleased with how today's gone. We made some good progress in FP3 with the balance and that carried over to qualifying, and breaking into the 1.33s and finishing ahead of the Marussias was about as much as we aimed for today, so it's gone to plan. It changes from race to race but it does look like we have a small advantage over our nearest rivals this weekend, but having seen good race pace all year I'd like to think we'll be fighting with a couple of cars ahead as well in the race tomorrow. We've been close to the Williams cars this year in a few races so with a good start, decent deg levels and no reliability issues tomorrow could be a good day."
Giedo van der Garde: "It's been an interesting day as we ran a different plan to the normal FP3 and then did just the one run in quali. It's finally dry so we used some of FP3 for aero evaluation and then switched to race prep, bearing in mind the penalty from the last race which meant we knew pretty much where we'd end up in quali. We worked a lot on managing the tyre degradation, not really looking at quali at all but we still ended up beating one of the Marussia cars in quali which was a bonus, but really today's all been about getting ready for Sunday. I think we're in pretty good shape now and after the work we did today the degradation levels look manageable, even with the warmer track conditions we had today and which it looks like we'll have tomorrow, and we have a good setup for the race so let's see what happens."
Jules Bianchi: "It's good to have one Caterham behind us but less good to have one ahead. In the short space of time that we have had to work on our dry set-up, I don't think we are quite there yet, so we'll be spending the time we have now to see what we can do to give us the best chance for tomorrow."
Max Chilton: "Today was a challenging day. We had some work to do this morning trying to get the balance right and it felt like we had made a good step forward, but so did everyone else. We still have quite a bit of work to do but our race pace yesterday looked more promising, so that's what we'll focus on now. We'll do what we can to have a better race tomorrow."
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