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- Concert I: Shippensburg Festival Symphony featuring cellist Joshua Roman Thursday, July 11 at 8:00 PM
- Concert II: Shippensburg Festival Symphony featuring pianist Kirill Gerstein Thursday, July 18 at 8:00 PM
- Concert III: Shippensburg Festival Symphony & Chorus featuring soprano Christine Brewer Thursday July 25 at 8:00 PM
You can enter to win a pair of tickets to see all 3 concerts PLUS dinner for two at The Ship Wreck Pub & Inn located on King Street in downtown Shippensburg. It's easy! Just fill out the form below to register to win.
Deadline to enter is midnight, Sunday July 7, 2013.
Shippensburg Symphony Festival Series is an ensemble of professional musicians from Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Virginia, and Virginia. The orchestra was formed to provide regional audiences with top-quality professional orchestral performances. Shippensburg Festival Chorus is 26 professional singers from Pennsylvania, Illinois, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Maryland and Virginia. The Festival is under the artistic direction of Dr. Blaine Shover, professor of music at Shippensburg University.
Concert I: Shippensburg Festival Symphony
Robert Treviño, guest conductor
Thursday, July 11, 2013, 8 PM
Joshua Roman has earned national renown as a cellist for performing a wide range of repertoire with an absolute commitment to communicating the essence of the music at its most organic level. He's also recognized as an accomplished curator and programmer, particularly in his work as Artistic Director of Seattle Town Hall's TownMusic series, with a vision to engage and expand the classical music audience. For his ongoing creative initiatives on behalf of classical music, Roman was named a 2011 TED Fellow, joining a select group of next generation innovators of unusual accomplishments who show potential to positively affect the world.
Concert II: Shippensburg Festival Symphony
Robert Treviño, guest conductor
Thursday, July 18, 2013, 8 PM
The multi-faceted pianist, Kirill Gerstein, has rapidly ascended into classical music's highest ranks. Reaching beyond the Classical genre with his unique background in Jazz, coupled with a masterful technique, musical curiosity and an energetic and expressive musical personality, Mr. Gerstein has proven to be one of today's most intriguing musicians. In 2010, Mr. Gerstein was named the recipient of the 2010 Gilmore Artist Award. Only the sixth pianist to have been so honored, the Gilmore Award is made to an exceptional pianist who, regardless of age or nationality, possesses broad and profound musicianship and charisma and who desires and can sustain a career as a major international concert artist. Mr. Gerstein was also awarded an Avery Fisher Career Grant in April 2010, and received a 2002 Gilmore Young Artist Award as well as first prize at the 2001 Arthur Rubinstein Piano Competition in Tel Aviv. Mr. Gerstein has worked with such prominent orchestras as the Munich, Rotterdam and Royal Philharmonics, Dresden Staatskappelle, Zurich Tonhalle, and the Finnish and Swedish Radio Orchestras among others. Born in Voronezh, Russia, Mr. Gerstein moved to the U.S. at the age of 14 to study Jazz piano and was the youngest student ever to attend Boston's Berklee College of Music, but also continued his classical studies. At 16, he moved to NYC to attend the Manhattan School of Music, where he studied with Solomon Mikowsky and earned Bachelors and Masters of Music degrees. He's currently a professor of piano at the Musikhochschule in Stuttgargt.
Concert III: Shippensburg Festival Symphony & Chorus
Robert Treviño, guest conductor
Thursday, July 25, 2013, 8 PM
Grammy award-winning American soprano Christine Brewer's appearances in opera, concert, and recital are marked by her own unique timbre, at once warm and brilliant, combined with a vibrant personality and emotional honesty reminiscent of the great sopranos of the past. Her range, golden tone, boundless power, and control make her a favorite of the stage as well as a sought-after recording artist.
Robert Treviño, guest conductor
Since his professional debut in 2003 at the age of 20, Robert Treviño has become an emerging force on the international music scene and is currently the Associate Conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony. He has conducted numerous orchestras across North America, Europe, and Asia including the Cleveland Orchestra, New York City Opera Orchestra, Philadelphia Orchestra, New World Symphony, Cincinnati Symphony, Baltimore Symphony, and many others. Formerly the Associate Conductor and Guest Conductor for the New York City Opera at Lincoln Center, Robert Treviño has led the world premieres of five operas as part of the annual VOX: American Opera Series. Recently, Mr. Treviño was selected by James Levine to be one of three conducting fellows at the Tanglewood Music Festival where he worked with artists such as Mark Morris, Kurt Masur, and Emanuel Ax. As an avid advocate and performer of contemporary music, Mr. Treviño has worked closely with many leading composers and has been the recipient of numerous grants from the Foundation for Contemporary Art. He has studied with Maestros David Zinman, Leif Segerstam, and Michael Tilson Thomas.
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Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello debuted a brand new -- and politically charged -- song over the weekend.
Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello debuted a brand new -- and politically charged -- song over the weekend.
Sister Sparrow & the Dirty Birds wowed the Mountain Jam X crowd with their live Led Zeppelin-Rage Against the Machine mash-up.
Rage Against the Machine may have already played their final show, and if that is the case, drummer Brad Wilk says he's already come to terms with it.
Run the Jewels are a hip-hop duo consisting of El-P and Killer Mike. They released their self-titled debut last year, and are working on the follow-up. From the looks of some Instagram photos, it appears that Zack de la Rocha from Rage Against the Machine will be part of the new disc.
We've already heard Mike Patton's hookup with Deltron 3030 on 'City Rising From the Ashes.' Now it's time for Zack de la Rocha from Rage Against the Machine to get his time in spotlight with the alternative hip-hop supergroup.
Not too long ago ago, Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello said he wasn't sure if the band would ever perform again. And although a lot can happen between now and then, the L.A. Rising concert that they organized and performed at in 2012 will return next year.
Everybody has to start somewhere, and some very early footage of Rage Against the Machine has surfaced online from an in-store performance the band did at Long Beach's Zed Records back in 1992.
Rage Against the Machine's Tom Morello has continued his video series where he answers fan questions and in his latest installment he revealed a long-secret piece of trivia from the band's history -- the identity of the naked guy in the 'How I Could Just Kill a Man' video.
With the recent release of 'Rage Against the Machine - XX,' the 20th anniversary edition of Rage Against the Machine's self-titled debut disc, fans had plenty of reason to celebrate in hopes that it marked only the beginning of fresh new things to come from the band. However, guitarist Tom Morello has squashed that dream for now, even going so far to say that the band may never play together again at all. Say it isn't so, Tom!
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The chair in the middle of the Nashville Threshold Choir rehearsal room is a placeholder for the people they sing to. And their audience is what makes them unique: They sing only to people on the threshold of life — people who are dying.
"Would you like to sit in the chair so you can experience it?" Tammy Heinsohn, who founded the Nashville group a few months ago, asks me. It reclines back, like a bed.
Like a ship in the harbor, like a mother and child, like a light in the darkness, I'll hold you a while…
Two women sit on one side of me, one on the other. They sing short, simple melodies, in unison. I kind of expected something grander to send people to the other side, like a Mozart requiem with soaring voices.
But Heinsohn says they don't want to rouse people. They just want to calm them. So they sing lullabies, often written by other Threshold Choirs. Sometimes they'll sing a Christian hymn, if a patient requests it.
"We can see them sometimes singing along with us if they know the song," she says. "We've actually had a couple of patients fall asleep on us, and we consider that the highest form of compliment."
Processing Grief
The concept of a choir that sings for people at death's door started in California a decade and a half ago. There are now Threshold Choirs in nearly 30 states and four countries, including Australia and the UK. Heinsohn joined one of the earliest groups after a personal experience with music.
"Twenty years ago, when my mother died, I ended up singing to her at the bedside as she was dying," she says. "I spent three hours in the hospital room singing to her."
To Heinsohn, singing is a critical part of the dying process. But not everyone has the same perspective, and because of that, recruiting can be difficult. Nashville's choir is pretty new, but there are only a handful of regular members so far.
"A lot of singers that we've had come and join us find that it's not the right fit," she says. "The singers that are here have worked through their own psychosocial issues around death and dying, have processed their own grief, so that they can be fully present at the bedside."
There are no "get well soon" wishes at the end of a performance — and that can be hard even for someone who's used to it, like Carolyn Wilson. She sang for hospice patients on her own for several years before joining threshold choir.
"You kind of have to sort of step out of yourself a little and not letting it affect it right at the moment, because as a human, as a person, you see what these people are going through and you definitely feel that."
Singing At The Bedside
The women perform in Alive Hospice Residence in West Nashville, going from one room to the next. Patients here usually have six months or less to live. Heinsohn knocks on a door of a woman named Avis, and they file in around her bed.
"We're with the Threshold Choir," she says. "Would you like us to sing you some lullabies this evening?"
May the air be washed with sunlight, we call this place into peace. The light and shadow of life rest here, and breathe with the breath of the Earth.
Heinsohn smiles while she's singing, and Avis locks eyes with her. "Lovely," Avis says.
"Would you like a hymn this evening?" Heinsohn asks. "We can sing 'Amazing Grace' if you'd like."
"Oh yes," Avis says, "that's one of my favorites."
They go through three round of 'Amazing Grace.' Avis tries to sing along for a verse and then closes her eyes. By the end, Avis is asleep — the Threshold Choir's standing ovation.


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The Hills Come Alive with "The Sound of Music"
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This holiday season, the Racine Theatre Guild and sponsor SC Johnson are pleased to present "The Sound of Music," one of the most popular and beloved musicals of all time, from December 5 through 21 at the Guild, 2519 Northwestern Avenue (Highway 38) in Racine.
With music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, and book by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse, "The Sound of Music" has been capturing hearts for 55 years via stage, film, sing-along and live TV showings. The show opened on Broadway in November of 1959 and ran until June of 1963. In 1960, it won numerous awards, including the Tony for Best Musical and Best Actress in a Musical (Mary Martin). The motion picture, released 50 years ago, was honored with Oscars, Golden Globes and other awards. It remains the most popular movie musical of all time. "The Sound of Music" was the final collaboration between Rodgers and Hammerstein, and it's loaded with unforgettable songs: "Maria," "My Favorite Things," "Do-Re-Mi," "Sixteen Going on Seventeen," "Climb Ev'ry Mountain," "Edelweiss" and "The Sound of Music."
The familiar story, set in Austria, begins when a high-spirited postulant, Maria (Samantha Sustachek), is sent to fill in as governess for the seven children of a widowed naval captain (Bob Benson). Through music, she first wins over the children (Talia Engstrom, Luke Cloherty, Maddy Hansen, Ethan Paul Wilkins, Evelyn Alumbreros, Isabel Young and Alayna Jensen) and then their father. Maria leaves the convent to marry Captain von Trapp. Soon afterwards, with war looming and the Captain about to be forced into the German military, the family flees from their home. They escape Nazi capture with the help of the sisters (Tammy Zeller, Sister Linda J. McClenahan, Kim Starr, Rebecca Weaver, Hannah Cooper, Erin Barnlund, Carly Christopher, Joyce Gregg, Lisa Friedrich, Heather Lopez and Lori Russ).
The Racine Theatre Guild cast is completed by Ian Joyal, Frank Russ, Stacy Onines-Jensen, Geoff Greeley, Karen Magee, Peter Jones, Phil Lyden and Harry Jacobsen.
RTG Managing/Artistic Director Douglas Instenes directs the production, with musical direction by Gregory Berg and choreography by Kara Ernst. Sarah Hunt-Frank designed the set. Frank Russ serves as production stage manager and Eric Guttenberg as stage manager.
SC Johnson Company is sponsoring performances of "The Sound of Music" on three weekends, December 5-21. Each weekend there are Friday and Saturday shows at 7 p.m. and Sunday shows at 2 p.m. There are Saturday matinees at 2 p.m. on December 13 and 20. Tickets cost $19 for adults, $17 for seniors (62+), and $14 for students (21 and under). At 7 p.m. on Sunday, December 14, and Thursday, December 18, tickets are bargain priced at $15 adult, $13 senior and $10 student. The audience is invited to sing along with the cast at the Thursday night (December 18) performance. Discounts are available for season subscribers and groups of 12 or more. Also, flex pass packages of five to eight admissions can be purchased through December.
The Racine Theatre Guild is a nonprofit community theatre located at 2519 Northwestern Avenue (Highway 38) in Racine. (Northwestern Avenue is no longer under construction and is once again a two-way street.) The box office is open year-round on weekdays from noon to 6 p.m. and 90 minutes prior to a performance through intermission. Reservations in advance are highly recommended, as some performances, especially matinees, will sell out. To order tickets and get further information, call 262-633-4218 or order online (note: discounts cannot be applied to online purchases).
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Through the efforts of hundreds of dedicated volunteers led by a small professional staff, the Racine Theatre Guild, a community theatre, provides a variety of live entertainment and educational offerings for all ages, including:
- Main-stage plays and musicals
- Racine Children's Theatre
- Jean's Jazz Series
- Comedy Tonight
- Theatre trips
- Classes and workshops
RTG volunteers have diverse backgrounds—some arrive without experience, while others come with theatre degrees. All you need is desire! Do you want to meet people and have fun? Be part of a team? Learn new things? Indulge your creative side? See amazing results from your efforts?
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'Tis the Season to Adopt for the Oceans
It's almost December, and that means it's time to start thinking about holiday gifts. But don't panic! No matter how long your list is, we've got you covered.
At our adoption center, you can find gifts that will bring smiles to the faces of your friends and loved ones. Each adoption supports our work to protect the oceans, from fighting destructive fishing techniques and offshore drilling to protecting vulnerable species and habitats.
When you symbolically adopt a shark, sea turtle, dolphin, or any other adorable marine creature, that special someone will receive a cookie cutter or plush to remind them of you and the ocean they love. Or, you can make your gift greener by choosing to send an electronic certificate.
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3 Ways to Get Ready for Shark Week
On July 31, Shark Week is back! Need some ideas on how to celebrate this, the sharkiest time of year? We're here for you:
1. Share the Shark Week Love
Have your friends over for a watch party. Check out the programming schedule. I recommend "Jaws Comes Home" on July 31, but there's a full week of great shark shows to pick from.
Don't know what to serve? Shark cookies, of course! Make a $35 donation and get a shark cookie cutter and recipe card so your friends can take a bite out of a great white while watching great whites take a bite out of seals.
2. Shark Week 2.0
Bump up your watch party guest list by a few thousand. Take photos and share them with us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.
Have shark questions? Ask away on Facebook and Twitter and our shark experts will keep you shark savvy.
3. Save Sharks
For one week a year, over 30 million Americans are glued to their TV sets, transfixed by incredible stories of amazing, powerful sharks. But the true story is that they can't save themselves from their top predator: us.
Caught on fishing lines and targeted for their fins, shark numbers are dropping, and fast. If even just 10% of all Shark Week viewers took action to protect sharks, that would equal millions of people speaking up for the animals they tune in to see each year.
Make sure that Shark Week isn't the only time we can see sharks. They are great to watch on TV, but we need them in the wild, too.
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Five Ways to Help Protect Sharks
You know that sharks are in trouble around the world. Their populations are crashing as a result of overfishing, shark finning and bycatch, and the oceans are suffering as a result.
So this shark week, what can you do to help save sharks? Here are five ways. Have other suggestions? Let us know in the comments.
1. Tell Congress to stop shark finning
The Shark Conservation Act would end shark finning in U.S. waters and make us world leaders in shark conservation. Tell your Senators to support shark protections by passing this bill.
Not only is it ecologically irresponsible to serve shark meat, it is also unhealthy. Since they are at the top of the ocean food chain, sharks bioaccumulate high amounts of mercury. For women who are pregnant or may become pregnant, this is especially dangerous. The bottom line? Stay away from shark meat.
Yes, sharks can be soft and cuddly -- when you adopt one from Oceana. When you adopt a hammerhead shark, you'll receive a hammerhead stuffed animal with a personalized adoption certificate, and your donation will help our work to protect them.
4. Educate yourself and others about sharks
There are dozens of species of sharks, from toothy great whites to filter-feeding whale sharks. The more you learn about these creatures, the more you will love them. So educate yourself and your loved ones -- especially the shark-fearing ones.
5. Spread the word: We should be scared for sharks
As our shark spokeswoman, January Jones, said in her PSA, we shouldn't be scared of sharks, we should be scared for them. Spread this message on Facebook and Twitter -- and any other way you know how.
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Go ahead, admit it. You never used to much care about storage. It was mundane, stodgy, boring technology compared to the wild world of networks, all abuzz with fiber optics, and blazing fast computers. It's easy to have a new-found appreciation for storage given all the stuff we now have to store – even at home we've got terabyte external disks to back up all the music, videos and photos. And the types of storage solutions being called for in the enterprise environment – and that the market is delivering – definitely demand that we sit up and take notice. Consider these tidbits:
IBM Breaks New Ground with Flash Memory Storage
First, from Network World:
With an eye toward helping tomorrow's data-deluged organizations, IBMresearchers have created a super-fast storage system capable of scanning in 10 billion files in 43 minutes.
This system handily bested their previous system, demonstrated at Supercomputing 2007, which scanned 1 billion files in three hours.
Key to the increased performance was the use of speedy flash memory to store the metadata that the storage system uses to locate requested information. Traditionally, metadata repositories reside on disk, access to which slows operations.
The story goes on to say the system can read files at a rate of almost 5Gigabytes per second. So of course you're probably thinking, "how long it would take to read my iTunes library". If your library is 52G, it comes to a little more than 10 seconds. Think back to the last time you transfered that beast, and the process was most likely measured in hours. So put us down as "for" flash memory.
Automated Tiered Storage, Meet Solid State Drives
Here's another storage trend that can really help companies: automated tiered storage. Tiered storage is nothing new – you try to keep the data you need most on the fastest (and most expensive) storage tier while relegating the rest to lower-cost platforms. The trick has always been figuring out which data is used most often and taking the time to shift things around accordingly. That's where automated tiered storage comes in. As this piece from Tech Target says:
Like caching, automated tiered storage improves data storage system performance as much as it attacks the cost of capacity. By moving "hot" data to faster storage devices (10K or 15K rpm disks or SSD), tiered storage systems can perform faster than similar devices without the expense of widely deploying these faster devices. Conversely, automated tiering can be more energy- and space-efficient because it moves "bulk" data to slower but larger-capacity drives.
SSD stands for solid state drives, which are also all the rage, with companies like eBay installing it in a big way, according to StorageBytes Now:
Solid state storage system manufacturer Nimbus announced Tuesday a deployment of more than 100 TB of solid state storage at eBay. The installation uses that latest version of the Nimbus Sustainable Storage system that provides a very close integration with VMware and provides 10Gb/sec. iSCSI Ethernet connectivity and reduces VM provisioning time from 40 minutes to just three minutes
There's Big Money in Virtualization-optimized Storage
Which brings us to yet another storage trend: virtualization-optimized storage. Virtualization apparently can wreak havoc with storage systems, given all the storage I/O that can develop when you've got lots of virtual machines sharing the same physical server. As TechTarget reports, help is on the way:
Virtual server environments are an opportunity for innovation and new ideas, and startups are jumping into the fray. One such company, Tintri Inc., has developed a "VM-aware" storage system that combines SATA HDDs, NAND flash and inline data deduplication to meet the performance and flexibility needs of virtual servers. "Traditional storage systems manage LUNs, volumes or tiers, which have no intrinsic meaning for VMs," said Tintri CEO Kieran Harty. "Tintri VMstore is managed in terms of VMs and virtual disks, and we were built from scratch to meet the demands of a VM environment."
It seems the virtualization-optimized storage vendors are on to something, at least judging by the fate of one startup called IOTurbine. As StorageBytes Now reported last week:
The surprise of the day was the announcement that Fusion-io is acquiring VMware storage virtualization and caching software supplier IOTurbine, just weeks after coming out of stealth, for $95 million in cash and stock.
Acquired for $95 million just a few weeks after hitting the market. That is by no means mundane, stodgy or boring.
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Your View: Some churches take risks in politics
This is an extension to Harold Schultz's recent letter (Enterprise , Dec. 3) about churches that provided sermons from the pulpit in support of the Republican Party candidates. These churches claim they can do this because of their free speech rights, and it should not affect their tax exempt status. These churches are playing a high-risk game with IRS, and a principal issue is not one of free speech or even their tax exempt status.
Section 170 of the Internal Revenue Code allows a tax deduction for contributions to churches only because they are included among organizations covered by Section 501(c)(3) of the Code. The problem is that Section 501(c)(3) has some express limitations on these organizations engaging in efforts to influence legislation or political campaigns.
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Thanks for allowing me to serve
I want to thank the citizens of High Point for the opportunity to serve on City Council during this term. It is a privilege and responsibility. Nobody has to tell you of the many challenges we are facing. I have said it before and I will say it again, "It's going to take all of us to get out of this." I will do my best to make decisions that I believe are in the best interest of our city and her citizens.
My stance on domestic manufacturing is no secret to anyone that knows me. In my opinion, it is the shift away from this cornerstone that has severely changed and damaged our economy. The spillover effects are manifesting themselves into our very culture. All of this and more are certainly part of the subtext of each issue that comes before council.
I continue to believe that we are a micro of the macro, meaning that while we can do good things in and for High Point, what happens across our nation will have a large and direct influence on our abilities to move forward. I hope each of you will voice your opinion on issues that are of concern to you.
Each Christmas season is a special time of year in our exceptional country. I hope each of you is able to spend valuable time with family, friends, and loved ones and enjoy the true meaning of Christmas. For those that do not celebrate this holiday, what an amazing country we live in, where there is the freedom to choose. If I get my wish, each of us will share in the spirit of joy and hope that comes this time of year.
Thank you again and from my family to yours, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! God bless.
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Blue-chip stocks snapped a three-session streak of declines amid signs of progress in U.S. budget talks.
Blue-chip snapped a three-session streak of declines amid signs of progress in U.S. budget talks. Paul Vigna reports on The News Hub. Photo: Getty Images.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 100.38 points, or 0.8%, to 13235.39. The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index added 16.78 points, or 1.2%, to 1430.36, its biggest daily gain since Nov. 23. The Nasdaq Composite Index advanced 39.27 points, or 1.3%, to 3010.60.
Financial shares in the S&P 500 rallied to a two-month high, extending the group's lead among the index's 10 sectors this year. Hartford Financial Services Group climbed. Analysts said the insurer's prospects for shedding its variable-annuity obligations unit looked brighter after Canadian rival Sun Life Financial sold a similar business.
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Bank of America led the Dow.
House Speaker John Boehner proposed a tax-rate increase for the first time in the U.S. budget debate, according to reports late Friday. Senior Democrats described the offer as moving the talks away from gridlock. Investors have monitored the negotiations, aimed at averting a package of spending cuts and tax increases called the "fiscal cliff."
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European markets edged lower. The Stoxx Europe 600 fell 0.1% for its third-straight loss.
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Crude-oil prices rose 0.5%, to settle at $87.20 a barrel, while gold added 0.1%, to settle at $1,697 a troy ounce. The dollar eased against the euro but rose against the yen. The 10-year Treasury note slipped in price to yield 1.763%.
Elsewhere in corporate news, Sprint Nextel agreed to buy the half of Clearwire it doesn't already own for $2.2 billion, or $2.97 a share. Clearwire shares tumbled on disappointment the offer wasn't higher. Clearwire had closed at $3.37 a share Friday.
Gun maker Smith & Wesson fell amid calls by several lawmakers to introduce stricter gun-control laws. President Barack Obama said Sunday in Newtown, Conn., that some action would be taken, with administration officials saying a proposal on gun-policy change was likely, following Friday's mass shooting.
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Fear is the outcome of weakness, a cowards friend, an enemy of firmness. Fear of death is the cause of all human fears. One who wins the fear of death wins himself. He is the one who wins the freedom. From his mental prison.V.Prabhakaran
Fear defeats more people than any other one thing in the world.Ralph Waldo Emerson
Fear is the main source of superstition, and one of he main sources of cruelty. To conquer fear is the beginning of wisdom.Bertrand Russell
I believe that anyone can conquer fear by doing the things he fears to do...Eleanor Roosevelt
Fear is never a reason for quitting; it is only an excuse.Norman Vincent Peale
Of all the liars in the world, sometimes the worst are your own fears.Rudyard Kipling
Too many of us are not living our dreams because we are living our fears.Les Brown
I've grown certain that the root of all fear is that we've been forced to deny who we are.Frances Moore Lappe
You can discover what your enemy fears most by observing the means he uses to frighten you.Eric Hoffer
Remember that fear always lurks behind perfectionism. Confronting your fears and allowing yourself the right to be human can, paradoxically, make you a far happier and more productive person.Dr. David M. Burns
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The greatest mistake you can make in life is to be continually fearing that you will make one.Elbert Hubbard
Fear is the image of weakness, (fear is) comrade of timidity,the enemy of steadfastness/determination. Fear of death is the cause of every human fear. Who conquers this fear of death,conquers over himself. This person also reaches liberation from the prison of his mind.Pirapakaran
Fearlessness comes with the birth of this new understanding: The only reason life changes as it does is to reveal the secret Goodness underlying those same changes.Guy Finley


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Next Tuesday is primary day in Georgia, with the big race being the open primaries in both major parties for governor. On the Democratic side, former governor Ray Barnes is in good shape with 54 percent of the vote according to a new poll of likely voters by Mason-Dixon. He has over a thirty-point lead [...]
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Attention New Hampshire readers: NH Businesses for Social Responsibility (NHBSR) is hosting their annual member social at the end of the month, and you're invited to attend:
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NHBSR's focus is on building and supporting a network of businesses (such as Timberland) committed to adopting socially-responsible business practices. And as an ever-growing number of businesses are discovering the integral link between social responsibility and the bottom line, organizations like NHBSR are more important than ever.
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First let me say I'm a big fan of what Timberland is doing! I zeroed in on your comment about the progress you are making in retail store energy efficiency. I've observed that this is an area where companies are being a little cautious – seeing a tradeoff between branding in stores and efficiency in energy or other resources. Have you cracked the code on this? What's your secret??
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As a trio of recent shows demonstrates, Surrealism continues to hold its share of mysteries for U.S. audiences, even in the 21st century. Taken together, the exhibitions illustrate a movement full of contradictory personalities and styles that are still being sorted through.
Few artists are more central to Surrealism than Max Ernst, who was given a full-scale retrospective at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Apr. 7, 2005-July 10, 2005. Yet he also had a unique position. Sabine Rewald, who co-organized the Met's show with Werner Spies, points out that Ernst was the only German-born artist in the Parisian Surrealist group.


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House GOP plan seeks health cuts to balance budget
House Republicans are pressing ahead with a slashing plan to try to balance the budget within 10 years, relying on big decreases in health care programs for the middle class and the poor, as well as tax hikes and Medicare cuts engineered by President Barack Obama.
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House Republicans are pressing ahead with a slashing plan to try to balance the budget within 10 years, relying on big decreases in health care programs for the middle class and the poor, as well as tax hikes and Medicare cuts engineered by President Barack Obama.
The GOP fiscal plan by House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, R-Wis., promises $5.1 trillion in spending cuts -- and unorthodox accounting incorporating the pro-growth effects of deficit cuts -- to formulate a budget plan that brings the government's chronically unbalanced books into the black by 2024.
Ryan promises to balance the government's books with wide-ranging cuts to programs such as food stamps and government-paid health care for the poor and working class. It's a nonstarter with Obama but polishes the GOP's supply-side brand heading into midterm elections likely to be determined by the core voters of either party.
The measure should ease through the House budget panel on Wednesday but could face resistance during floor debate next week since it embraces higher spending for agency budgets in 2015, as negotiated between Ryan and Senate Budget Committee Chairwoman Patty Murray, D-Wash., in December. Sixty-two House Republicans opposed the Ryan-Murray pact, and many of them need to come around if its successor is going to pass next week.
The legislation promises to serve more as a political and policy statement by House Republicans than a realistic attempt to engage Obama and Democrats, who control the Senate, in any serious effort to further cut the deficit. Election-year politics are in play, as are entrenched differences over spending and taxes. Senate Democrats already have announced they will not advance a budget this year, but Ryan pitched his budget as a party-defining document outlining where Republicans would take the nation if they return to power.
"It is not just enough for us to be an opposition party," Ryan said. "We need to be a proposition party. We need to be the alternative party. And we need to show the country the right way forward to get this economy growing, to get our budget, our fiscal house in order."
At issue is the arcane congressional budget process, which employs a non-binding measure known as a budget resolution to set forth goals for future taxes, spending and deficits. But follow-up legislation is usually limited to one-year appropriations bills rather than more difficult measures to deal with the government's long-term fiscal challenges, which are fueled by spiraling health care costs and the retirement of the baby boom generation.
Ryan's budget brings back a now-familiar list of spending cuts to promise balance, including $2.1 trillion over 10 years in health care subsidies and coverage under the Affordable Care Act, $732 billion in cuts to Medicaid and other health care programs, and almost $1 trillion in cuts to other benefit programs like food stamps, Pell Grants and farm subsidies.
While repealing the benefits of "Obamacare," Ryan would preserve its tax increases and cuts to providers, including cuts to private insurers under the Medicare Advantage program. Republicans have attacked Democrats for the Medicare cuts used to finance the new health care law.
As in the past, Ryan has steered clear of cuts to Social Security, and he promises steady increases for veterans and restoration of looming defense cuts. But he faces a more challenging task in balancing the budget by decade's end than he did last year because the Congressional Budget Office projects lagging revenues.
Steep cuts to Medicaid, which Ryan proposes to turn into a block grant program managed by the states, could drive millions of people from the program, including seniors in nursing homes and children from low-income households. Ryan's budget also contains sharp cuts to a category including refundable income and child tax credits for the working poor and Supplemental Security Income for the elderly, disabled and very poor.
"This dog-eat-dog budget is nothing short of an assault on Americans struggling to stay afloat economically," said Maryland Rep. Chris Van Hollen, the top Democrat on the House Budget Committee.
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(CNN) -- If Monday's inauguration displayed the gushing, ceremonial aspect of American democracy, Wednesday revealed its more sober and confrontational side -- a Senate committee hearing. The hearing was Secretary of State Hillary Clinton vs. the Republicans on the painful subject of Benghazi, Libya.
After a lot of anger from the senators and a surprising amount of emotion from Clinton, the final score was a draw. But some Republicans did better than others, and Clinton probably emerges with a healthier reputation than the administration that she's leaving. Moreover, the debate throws up some tantalizing "what ifs" about 2016. Is America ready for Hillary Clinton vs. Rand Paul?
To take Clinton first, it's remarkable how much her role as secretary of state has transformed her.
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To conservatives, she was once the Lady Macbeth of liberalism; the feminist power behind Bill Clinton's throne whose every utterance seemed calculated to upset the right. Her book "It Takes a Village" was greeted like a manifesto of anti-American collectivism -- so much so that Rick Santorum felt compelled to pen a response called "It Takes a Family." But secretaries of state often find themselves elevated from partisan politics in to the heavenly realm of "national interest" (think Henry Kissinger or Colin Powell), and therein Clinton has redefined herself as a competent and admirable public servant.
Consider John McCain's first words at the Senate hearing: "We thank you for your outstanding and dedicated service to this nation and ... all over the world where I travel, you are viewed with admiration and respect." Given her extraordinary hard work and efforts to advance the rights of women and children, she has certainly earned that respect. It's found in ample supply at home, too. According to Gallup, the former controversialist is now America's "most admired woman."
But even if Clinton did get through the hearing with her reputation intact, that doesn't mean that Benghazi doesn't leave scars on the administration. The critical -- and most electric -- round of questioning was started by Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wisconsin. He demanded to know why Clinton didn't try to find out what was really happening on the ground sooner and why the administration persisted so long in refusing to label the Benghazi incident a "terrorist attack."
Opinion: Benghazi blame-game is useless
Clinton's defense was similar to Obama's during the presidential election: something went wrong, we didn't want to interfere with ground operations and it took a long time to gather the intelligence to know what really happened.
But Clinton lost her cool and summed up that position in a breathtakingly callous phrase: "What difference, at this point, does it make? It is our job to figure out what happened and do everything we can to prevent it from ever happening again, senator." All the difference in the world, I would imagine, to the relatives of the personnel who died.
This rare loss of composure perhaps underlines the weakness of the administration's case.
The White House seems to think -- as John Hayward at the Conservative website Human Events puts it bluntly -- "the game ends when they say the magic phrase 'I take responsibility,' and they win." But it does not.
Part of "learning" from the attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi is admitting the basic errors that were made and providing the public with a clearer narrative of what really happened. But all we have at the moment are a catalog of errors that make up a very confusing story.
It's obvious that the political situation in Libya is not more stable since Moammar Gadhafi was removed from office (just ask any Algerian), that insufficient security was provided at the consulate, that the administration fumbled its explanation of what occurred on September 11, 2012, that the rescue operation was delayed and that the CIA had some shadowy role to play in the whole mess. Clinton's assurance that "I do feel responsible" is not reason enough to stop asking these questions and just move on.
Who then made the best case for the prosecution from the Republican side?
Given that Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida was participating, it felt at moments like an audition for 2016 -- and Rubio's staff put the video of his questions up on his website with remarkable speed.
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But the most impressive performance by far was from Rand Paul. He delivered a cool, withering statement that climaxed in this devastating paragraph (and you have to watch it to get the full effect): "I'm glad that you're accepting responsibility. I think ultimately with your leaving that you accept the culpability for the worst tragedy since 9/11. And I really mean that. Had I been president and found you did not read the cables from Benghazi and from Ambassador (Christopher) Stevens, I would have relieved you of your post. I think it's inexcusable."
This performance might be -- and should be -- remembered well by the Republican base when the primary campaign of 2016 starts. Ever since the last president election, Rand Paul hasn't set a foot wrong. From his bridge-building visit to Israel to his opposition to the fiscal cliff deal, he seems well placed to become the tea party candidate.
And what an unusually satisfying choice Clinton vs. Paul would be.
It would be a genuine contest between big government liberalism and small government conservatism: Clinton's internationalism and support for welfare programs vs. Paul's anti-interventionism and opposition to pork.
The question of who could win such an unusual contest is difficult to answer. The Paul family has a tradition of winning votes from Democrats, but Clinton's new respectability could also pull votes away from the Republicans. One Kentucky poll found that in a head-to-head contest, she'd even beat Rand in his home state of Kentucky.
It would be a campaign that any elections scholar would relish.
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