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Overview of Library Resources
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Middleton Computer Labs
There are several hundred computers available, both Macs and PC's. The main lab is in room 141. There are also laptops and I-Pads available for checkout from the circulation desk. The majority of campus is wireless, and print jobs can be sent directly from laptops.
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A self guided tour is available from the Research and Instruction Services Department's website. To get there, click on "Departments" from the purple bar, then "Research & Instruction Services." Once you are on the Reference web page, click on "Research & Instruction Services Handouts." From here, click on "Self-Guided Walking Tour."
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Monday, Feb. 9
Student Recital. Featuring Kristin Yost, piano. Gantner Concert Hall, Haas Fine Arts Center, 5 p.m.
Tuesday, Feb. 10
McNair Program
Information Session. Students and faculty
members who are interested in learning about the McNair Program are
invited to attend. The program assists talented upper-division students
who are interested in attending graduate school in the arts and sciences.
For more information, call 836-4912. Wisconsin Room, Davies Center,
2 to 3 p.m.
Men's Basketball. UW-Oshkosh at Zorn Arena, 7 p.m.
Feb. 11
Faculty/Academic Staff Forum. Mary Zwygart-Stauffacher, nursing systems, with collaborator Robyn Smith, nursing systems, will present "Measuring Quality: The Nursing Home Experience." Presidents Room, Davies Center, 12:10 to 12:50 p.m.
Black History Month Dialogue on Diversity Film. Featuring "Race — The Power of an Illusion," a three-episode series. Episode two, "The Story We Tell," is an eye-opening tale of how race served to rationalize, even justify, American social inequalities as "natural." For more information, call the Office of Multicultural Affairs at (715) 836-3367. Tamarack Room, Davies Center, 4 to 6 p.m.
Women on Wednesdays Wine and Cheese Reception. Rexann Lemke, University Police, will present "Women in the Outdoors." Lemke, an adviser to the UW-Eau Claire Rod and Gun Club, will address the issue of getting more women involved in outdoor activities. Hibbard Penthouse, 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
Student Recital. Featuring Dylan Kruziki, trumpet. Phillips Recital Hall, Haas Fine Arts Center, 5 p.m.
Women's Basketball. UW-Oshkosh at Zorn Arena, 7 p.m.
Black History Month/UAC Special Event. Featuring Jabali Afrika, a multi-faceted group from Kenya, with its own blend of fusion and African rhythms. Schofield Auditorium, 7:30 p.m. Full story.
Chancellor's Roundtable. An opportunity for students to discuss campus issues with Chancellor Mash and his staff. Discussion topics include the proposed parking ban on Roosevelt Avenue, late night bus route possibilities, and limitations on the current 11/14 meal plan. Alumni Room, Davies Center, 4 p.m.
Campus Films. "Amores Perros." (Mexico 2002, 153 min., directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu, rated R, in Spanish, subtitled.) Three complex stories of love, brutality, betrayal and redemption are linked by the canines that mirror and propel their owners' existence, and a violent car crash that changes all their lives. With its propulsive rock score, this visceral, Oscar-nominated roller-coaster of a movie conveys the experience of life in Mexico City — a dangerous, passionate metropolis where rich and poor live side by side with a million stray dogs. Sponsored by the International Film Society. Tickets are $2 at the Service Center for IFS members and UW-Eau Claire faculty/staff or $1 for UW-Eau Claire students. Davies Theatre, 6 and 9 p.m. Through Feb. 15.
The Forum. Bobby Seale, one of the founders of the highly controversial Black Panther Party for Self Defense, will present "Seize the Time — The Story of the Black Panther Party." Seale will explore the interconnectedness of current civil human rights issues with the world's ecological problems, new-millennium political issues and global economics. Tickets, available at the Service Center and at the door, are $7 for the public, $5 for those 62 and older and UW System/CVTC faculty/staff, or $3 for those 17 and younger and UW System/CVTC students. Zorn Arena, 7:30 p.m.
UAC Cabin. Featuring Patchouli, a singer-songwriter/acoustic guitar-playing duo that produces 70s sounds with exquisite harmonies. The Cabin, Davies Center, 8 p.m. Through Feb. 14.
Feb. 13
Campus Films. "Amores Perros." Davies Theatre, 6 and 9 p.m. See Feb. 12 item.
Men's Hockey. UW-River Falls at Hobbs Ice Arena, 7:05 p.m.
UAC Cabin. Featuring Patchouli, a singer-songwriter/acoustic guitar-playing duo that produces 70s sounds with exquisite harmonies. The Cabin, Davies Center, 8 p.m. Also Feb. 14.
Saturday, Feb.
Civil Service Exams. More information can be found online. Haas Fine Arts Center, Room 101, 8:30 a.m.
Admissions Saturday Spotlight. Campus visit for prospective students. More information can be found online. Tamarack Room, Davies Center, 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Wrestling. UW-Eau Claire Quadrangular at McPhee, noon.
Men's Basketball. UW-Stevens Point at Zorn Arena, 5 p.m.
Campus Films. "Amores Perros." Davies Theatre, 6 and 9 p.m. See Feb. 12 item.
Valentine's Dance. This semi-formal dance is sponsored by the Hmong Student Association. For more information, call Keng Lee at (715) 297-5364. Council Fire Room, Cavies Center, 7 to 11:30 p.m.
Women's Basketball. UW-Stevens Point at Zorn Arena, 7 p.m.
Men's Hockey. UW-Stout at Hobbs Ice Arena, 7:05 p.m.
UAC Cabin. Featuring Patchouli, a singer-songwriter/acoustic guitar-playing duo that produces 70s sounds with exquisite harmonies. The Cabin, Davies Center, 8 p.m.
Sunday, Feb. 15
Campus Films. "Amores Perros." Davies Theatre, 6 and 9 p.m. See Feb. 12 item.
Monday, Feb. 16
University Bulletin • Vol. 51, No. 19 • Third Week • Spring Semester • Feb. 9, 2004
Liz Wolf Green, Editor, UW-Eau Claire News Bureau, Schofield 201, (715) 836-4741
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In order to maker recycling safer and easier, Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry announced plans to require appliance manufacturers to list hazardous and rare materials on five products, beginning in the summer of 2006.
The five items cited by the Ministry are air-conditioners, televisions, refrigerators, washing machines, and personal computers. The products will have to identify at least three categories of substances, including material, such as lead, that when mixed with other materials make the product difficult to recycle; environmentally harmful substances, such as mercury; and scarce substances, such as indium, which is used in liquid crystal displays.
Initially, the ministry will amend regulations under a law covering the efficient use of resources to require manufacturers to apply appropriate labels and says it will gradually expand the number of appliances covered under the new regulations. Ministry officials said they expect the requirements will encourage manufacturers to adopt easy-to-recycle materials.
Under current recycling laws, manufacturers are required to collect the five appliances when they are discarded. After the planned regulatory revisions, manufacturers would also have to indicate the quantity of relevant substances and the components they are used in, which would be included in product catalogs, manuals, and Web sites.
Similar requirements are being considered in the European Union, China, and other nations. According to the Ministry, it will ask foreign countries to adopt the same identification requirements at the conference on the Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle Initiative to be held in Tokyo in April.
Japan said it also plans to study identification methods and the scope of disclosures at the International Electrotechnical Commission, an international organization on standards for electrical, electronic, and related technologies.
The European Union's Restriction of certain Hazardous Substances (RoHS) directive will take effect in July 2006. The directive seeks to forbid use of lead and other specified harmful substances for some electrical appliances. (The Asahi Shimbun)
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Community Board 9 rejected a call by some members to re-do an election this week after the wrong person was crowned chairwoman during a mix-up last month.
At the board's March 14 meeting in Woodhaven, CB 9 officials announced members voted 18-17 to elect Joan DeCamp as the new chairwoman. However, they recounted the votes the following morning and discovered the vote was actually 18-17 in favor of the sitting chairwoman, Andrea Crawford.
Since then, DeCamp filed a formal objection to Queens Borough President Helen Marshall's office, which referred the matter to the city law department. The law department has said ballots were not counted incorrectly and that the matter boiled down to a misstatement by a CB 9 staff member who attributed the wrong name to the wrong ballot count.
"We went through our procedures at our executive committee meeting, and we realized we have to tighten up our procedures," Crawford said at Tuesday night's meeting at Villa Russo Il Palazzo in Richmond Hill. "There will be two counts done. People will be seated, and it won't be done at the end of the meeting when everyone's tired."
At Tuesday's meeting, some board members argued there should be another vote for chairperson, while others said the group should move on. Ultimately, they voted 25-15 to not hold another election, with five new members abstaining.
The group would have needed two-thirds of the members present to vote for a new election in order for it to be held.
"I feel a bit uncomfortable with the whole situation," said board member Nick Comaianni. "I feel very uncomfortable the election was overturned the next day behind closed doors."
Sam Esposito, another board member, agreed with Comaianni.
"These ballets went home unaccounted for," Esposito said. "None of us got to see them."
Crawford emphasized that the ballots have been available for any board member to review at the CB 9 office.
Board member Maria Thomson said she did not agree with holding another election.
"This is ridiculous," Thomson said. "We have new members on the board who weren't here last month. This is not correct. This is out of order."
DeCamp, who has been working with CB 9 leaders to revamp the group's election regulations, said another vote "would not be out of order," and that the borough president would accept the results.
Alexander Blenkinsopp, who began serving on the board this month, said a vote on holding another election puts the new members in an "awkward position."
"We don't know what happened at the last meeting," Blenkinsopp said.
Each of the five new members abstained during the vote.
Board member Sylvia Hack emphasized that the board should focus on moving on instead of focusing on past mistakes.
"We've always operated in a very congenial way," Hack said. "You have the ballots; you know what the count is. To try and undo a legal election is truly unheard of."
Still, board member Regina Santoro said last month's mix-up has other ramifications.
"I would've nominated Joan for vice-chair, but I couldn't because I thought she was chair," Santoro said.
In other meeting news, Councilman Eric Ulrich (R-Ozone Park) announced the city has begun construction on what will be PS 316, a new elementary school slated to open at 90th Street and 101st Avenue in September 2014.
The school will house 416 seats.
"It'll help alleviate the overcrowding at nearby schools," Ulrich said. We're very excited that's underway."
Meanwhile, CB 9 District Manager Mary Ann Carey reported she testified at the end of March on the mayor's proposed budget, which she said would decimate the budgets of community boards across the city.
"There is this unrelenting budget war the mayor continues to wage on community boards," Carey said.


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Definitions for poppycockˈpɒp iˌkɒk
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word poppycock
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
pop•py•cockˈpɒp iˌkɒk(n.)
nonsense; foolishness.
Origin of poppycock:
1840–50, Amer.; perh. < D pappekak=pappe-pap1+kak excrement
Princeton's WordNet
stuff, stuff and nonsense, hooey, poppycock(noun)
senseless talk
"don't give me that stuff"
foolish talk; nonsense.
Origin: From pappekak, from pap + kak.
Poppycock is a brand of candied popcorn. Though it is marketed in a variety of combinations, the original mixture consists of clusters of popcorn, almonds, and pecans covered in a candy glaze. Other specialty combinations include mixtures with emphasis on cashews, chocolate, and pecans.
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"The American Conservative Union applauds Missouri Senators Rob Schaaf, Mike Parson, Doug Libla and Wayne Wallingford who for several hours last night bravely fought to stop a tax increase which would prop up government-mandated monopolies. SB 207 does not guarantee any additional services to customers and at a time when residents are counting every penny, taxing Missouri households additional hundreds of dollars per year simply adds insult to injury."
As an attendee at this weekend's White House Correspondents Dinner, it struck me that I agree with the president. At least on one issue. Rapper Jay-Z's recent decision to visit Cuba is a problem. Jay-Z and wife Beyoncé traveled to Cuba to celebrate (in their words) their fifth wedding anniversary in spite of a U.S. tourist ban. Many of my friends on the right ask: "Why can't Americans travel to any country they wish to? Why can we go as tourists to China but not Cuba?"
by Christopher Manion
Washington, D.C. -- The American Conservative Union (ACU) today called on the U.S. Senate to reject the campaign finance legislation introduced today by U.S. Senators Ron Wyden and Lisa Murkowski.
Washington, D.C. — The American Conservative Union (ACU) released today the results of a recent survey they commissioned on privacy and free speech issues. The results of the poll show that a clear majority of respondents see free speech and privacy as fundamental freedoms that are linked at the core. The poll was conducted from April 2nd to April 4th, 2013, and consisted of 600 likely voters in the 2014 general election.
By L. Brent Bozell III
The trial of notorious Philadelphia abortionist Kermit Gosnell -- as close to a demonic presence as anything this country will ever see -- was almost a month old when the network blackout finally ended. CNN broke its silence, as did CBS. National newspapers sent reporters to the trial for the first time.
They started covering it only because of a national outrage that they would so deliberately withhold this horror story from the public -- for political reasons.
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To Open or Not to Open: The Birthday Party Gift
This is a topic I was surprised to see become a bit polarizing. People seem to have very strong opinions about whether or not to open gifts at children's birthday parties or wait until all the guests have left. I don't think either approach is wrong; I have always just taken a good look at my children and decided whether or not they could handle it on that particular day at that particular age.
At the age of one, there is no expectation of the child. The mom and dad are the ones expected to be gracious. However, there were over forty guests at each of my children's first birthday parties, so in the interest of time, we didn't open presents at the party.
At two, I didn't think either one of my kids was prepared to show any social graces after two hours of over-stimulation and sugar-overload. Even the nicest kid might have trouble being polite in that situation, much less at the unpredictable age of two.
At three, I was/am still working on them not saying every little thing that might flit through their extremely active little minds and voicing every inappropriate opinion. Heaven forbid my daughter get a zsu zsu pet that is not pink…she'll let you know (to my utter mortification). My son drags gift giving occasions out over a few days because he opens one, gets involved in it and ignores the rest. My daughter at three was a tornado of wrapping paper, but showed no excitement over anything she was given. Hence, no public gift openings on either count. They really are great kids and extremely polite; there are just certain situations they are not ready for.
Four is our year, though. I think at this age they grasp the idea that what they do affects other people's feelings. We all give and receive gifts our entire lives, and eventually we learn how to do so with a bit of grace. For my son, I think I will do a bit of coaching in the days leading up to his birthday party on what to do when he opens his presents in front of his friends. We want all our guests to leave feeling good!
How do you handle gift opening at your children's birthday parties?
Hi Paula: Thanks for this. I have always played it safe and reserved the opening of the gifts after the guests have left. I really can't control how my kids would react and I really don't want them to react negatively when the giver is around.
Hi Paula and Dandelion, because we ourselves opened the gifts after the party, that's what I do with my kids too. I could screen the reactions from my kids, that's one benefit. But what I really like is that I could take pictures of them opening the gift, get their reactions and have them hold up or try on the gifts. I then post it on Facebook with the recipient tagged to the photo and a brief thank you note.
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That's a wonderful way to approach it, Ingrid!
I have not really given this much thought. In our family, we always just rip the wrapper off the gift and squeal in delight. Even the 2-year old does that. But yeah, I think that Ingrid has a point there, it makes it really special and you get to thank the giver.
We don't open gifts at the party, but it's not really because I am afraid my kids won't react properly to a gift, because they would go WOW!!! at just about anything! What I really don't like is seeing the look of desire or longing on the other children's faces. I have been at other kids' parties, and when the birthday girl or boy opens his or her gifts, my heart just breaks when I look at my kids and I can tell they silently wish to have the same thing but at the same time know that they couldn't get it just because they want it.
Recreate: That's really very perceptive and sensitive of you. I do let my kid open his gifts during the party, in front of the other kiddie guests. And I do admit I never once thought about other kids getting envious. I guess it really is best to just open the gifts privately. Kids being kids, they really go gaga over toys, and they really cannot help wishing they'd have the same, too.


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Warner Bros. Television Animation, DC Entertainment Ian Abercrombie, Jonathan Adams, Susanne Blakeslee, Grey DeLisle, Brian George, Jennifer Hale, Josh Keaton, Tom Kenny; Full Voice Cast .. Sam Liu Giancarlo Volpe, Jim Krieg, Bruce Timm, Sam Register, Susan Ward Andrew Robinson Ernie Altbacker, James Krieg Frederik Wiedmann
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- Cartoon Characters: Ganthet, Jonathan Adams (Atrocitus), Sayd, Aya/Amala Rev, Appa Ali Apsa, Biara Rev, Hal Jordan/Green Lantern, Zilius Zox, Kilowog, Shyir Rev, Razer.
- Vocal Talent: Ian Abercrombie (Ganthet), Jonathan Adams (Atrocitus), Susanne Blakeslee (Sayd), Grey DeLisle (Aya/Amala Rev), Brian George (Appa Ali Apsa), Jennifer Hale (Biara Rev), Josh Keaton (Hal Jordan/Green Lantern), Tom Kenny (Zilius Zox), Kevin Michael Richardson (Kilowog), Kurtwood Smith (Shyir Rev), Jason Spisak (Razer).
- Directed By Sam Liu.
- Produced By Giancarlo Volpe, Jim Krieg.
Executive Producers: Bruce Timm, Sam Register.
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HOUSTON – The Angels finally had all the players from their opening-day lineup back together.
For one inning.
On the day Josh Hamilton returned from nearly two months on the disabled list, and hit a homer, Mike Trout came out of the game because of a recurrence of the stiff back that knocked him out of the weekend series.
Trout's injury cast a cloud over a team that dropped its fourth in a row, 7-2, to the Houston Astros on Tuesday night.
"I'm not too concerned," Trout said. "It's made progress over the last two days. It's getting better, but I don't want to push it too much where it gets worse."
Trout said he was checked by a doctor after he left the game, and he was told "it wasn't too major." He'll have further tests Wednesday, likely including an X-ray, and he'll most likely miss at least one more game. Considering the importance of keeping Trout healthy, his first career trip to the disabled list would not be a surprise.
Trout missed Saturday and Sunday's games in Oakland when he came up with stiffness in the middle of his back. He said after Sunday's game he expected to play Tuesday, and he went through a full workout Tuesday afternoon.
Trout struck out in the first and played an inning in center field. When the Angels came out in the bottom of the second, he was out of the game.
"I just didn't feel comfortable," Trout said. "It's the same thing I've been feeling for a couple days and I didn't want to push it."
At least the Angels got back Hamilton, who had not played since he tore a ligament in his thumb April 8. He had been swinging the bat well before he got hurt, and it continued during his three-game rehab assignment. In his first at-bat Tuesday, he drilled a ball about 420 feet to straightaway center field, a homer anyplace except the cavernous 435-foot center field at Minute Maid Park.
In his final at-bat of the day, he pulled a homer into the right-field seats. In between, he struck out and walked.
"It felt good," Hamilton said. "It felt like when I down (in Triple-A) getting at-bats. I was calm and seeing the ball. Not trying to do too much."
Hamilton's return wasn't enough for the Angels because C.J. Wilson, who was pitching through flu-like symptoms, walked five and couldn't get out of the third inning. He was charged with five runs.
In the Angels' four-game losing streak, the starters have allowed 19 earned runs.
"If you look at the games (in the losing streak), we maybe aren't getting out of the box with our starting pitching the way we have been when we've done well," Manager Mike Scioscia said. "These guys have been doing so well for so long you are going to hit a bump in the road occasionally. There is nothing we need to create. We just need our starters to get into their game."
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Perhaps the oddest thing that can be said about the recent debate over birth control (and the expectation that it be covered by medical insurance) is that it's being discussed in 2012. No, not 1692, nor even 1962. We're re-debating birth control…and somehow, as a society, getting the entire discussion completely wrong. And here are the reasons why this topic is 2012's greatest political fail.
~ Birth control isn't merely a "sexual aid": This might be the greatest intellectual failure by Congress (especially the more Conservative contingent). Congress actually held hearings to debate this issue; and then didn't invite a single woman to serve as a member of the panel. That's like a group of Mormons debating the merits of Caffeine. You can't possibly have a rounded discussion on birth control without one of the two primary sexes represented. It not only looked foolish, it came across as sexist and misogynistic (as if Conservatives somehow felt male political leaders had enough insight to make decisions for the other half of the population without consideration for their opinions). Then, to compound matters, challenges rang out about "using condoms" as an alternative; which, yet again, ignored birth control as a medical need and instead relegated it to realm of a sexual "party favor".
So, for all of you guys who are married and/or living with an enlightened woman, here are a few fun facts about birth control: not all women can take orthotricyclen. In fact, a pretty decent portion of womanhood is actually allergic to it and need to take more expensive pills like Yaz. Also, birth control pills are commonly prescribed for women who experience severe cramping and bleeding during their menstrual cycles. And then there's the sticky (no pun intended) issue of cysts – these, if let unresolved, can lead to cancer. And "the pill" is one of the most commonly prescribed medications for dealing with them. Here's a tip free tip, Conservatives: if you want to win the women's vote (who are more than half the population, after all), don't try and brazenly associate the birth control pill exclusively with the physical act of intercourse. It looks ignorant and primitive.
~ Radio talk show hosts shouldn't go off-script: And yes, Rush Limbaugh, I'm talking about you. You attempted to be funny when bringing this topic up. Your show is about ratings…I get that. And any topic dealing with sex (even in a limited way) will help create listeners. It makes perfect sense – people dig sex! And listening to political meanderings on it can be entertaining. But you went off script – fancying yourself as a Conservative alternative to John Stewart or Stephen Colbert. And you failed. It came off as crass and offensive. Then, after embarrassing yourself, you spent the next day making things worse. You started by calling a Georgetown Law grad student a "slut" and a "prostitute" and finished the next day by saying that she should post videos of herself having sex online if any portion of your taxes go to her medical costs. Smooth. Nothing tacky about that at all. Basically, you played right into the stereotype many women have of Conservative males – that they're socially oppressive and uneducated louts who want women to cook, screw and be silent. Because of your grievous stupidity, your advertisers abandoned you in droves. At this rate, you'll have to run ads for erectile dysfunction to stay on the air…oh, oops, you're already doing that. Also, Senators shouldn't go off script, either. Please…no more jokes about clenching aspirin between your knees.
~ There's a real debate here…but it's not about sex: Dear Republicans, you had the White House on the ropes. You backed 'em into a corner over the separation of church and state. After all, how can a government, in good faith, cleanly enforce a policy of insurable birth prevention when dealing with a religious institution opposed to it (most notably, the Catholic church who disavows birth control altogether, in any form)? But you let the debate go from there….that was, at least, a debate worth having. Whether it's the right of gay couples to marry, or birth control as an insurable practice, the government's recourse with churches is hindered by our Constitution. But, rather than focusing on that most salient point, you let the whole topic devolve into a punchline. And you may well have given President Obama the female vote this Fall as a result.
But beyond all that, let's keep in mind it's 2012. As a modern society, why are we even bothering with a discussion on birth control? It seems like this debate ended with Margaret Sanger (and Planned Parenthood) sometime in the 50's. How it got recycled this year is a true mystery.
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The sordid, kinky true story of John Wilmot, the Earl of Rochester, a 17th century aristocrat whose drinking and sexual debauchery inspired his writing talent and led him to an early grave.
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The Libertine -- In every generation, there comes along a person so scandalous, so rebellious, so willing to break taboos that they topple the world's ideas of what being a free spirit truly means. In the 17th century that person was unequivocally John Wilmot, AKA the 2nd Earl of Rochester the wily and talented rogue who in the course of his short, wild life, become known all at once as a troublemaker, a genius and one of history's most irrepressible believers in liberty.
The Libertine -- The story of John Wilmot, a.k.a. the Earl of Rochester, a 17th century poet who famously drank and debauched his way to an early grave, only to earn posthumous critical acclaim for his life's work.
Johnny Depp stars in The Libertine as the scandalously decadent John Wilmot, the second Earl of Rochester. The film follows the Earl's adventures in London, from his passionate romance with a young actress, Elizabeth Barry (Morton), to the writing of a scurrilous play which blisteringly and bawdily lampoons the very monarch who commissioned it, Charles II (Malkovich), leading to the Earl's banishment and eventual downfall.
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The Barclays ATP World Tour Finals will stay in London for an extra two years until 2015, the ATP has announced.
The prestigious season-ending tournament moved to the O2 Arena in 2009 on a five-year deal and has been a huge success, with more than 750,000 spectators attending over the first three years and unanimous backing from the players.
An extension to the deal has been mooted since last year but has now been signed, and ATP executive chairman and president Brad Drewett said: "We are very happy to announce the extension of our original commitment in London for a further two years."
The tournament has been held in 14 different locations since its inception in 1970 and a number of cities were keen to take over from London, most notably Rio de Janeiro.
But the success of the tournament at the O2 and the calendar, which at the moment means there is no gap between the Paris Masters and the World Tour Finals, played into London's hands.
The players queued up to praise the event prior to the first match on Monday, with Andy Murray leading the calls for it to stay put.
The Scot said at the weekend: "If it does stay here then that's obviously good. I think they do a great job here, they put on an excellent show and everyone seems to enjoy it."
Roger Federer also backed London, saying: "If they move they'd better make sure it's a great place, one that makes sense for tennis and for the business and for our schedule. I'm sure that at this point the ATP is going to take the right decision here."
World number one Novak Djokovic was in favour of moving the tournament, though, believing London has had its turn.
The Serb said: "We are very happy but I am one of the players who supports the global promotion of this event and this sport in general so after five years here we should give the opportunity to other cities around the world because in that way we can promote the sport in the best possible way."
Wimbledon and the Lawn Tennis Association are both partners in the event, and they welcomed the extension of the contract.
LTA chief executive Roger Draper said: "This is tremendous news for British tennis at the end of an unforgettable year for British sport.
"The Barclays ATP World Tour Finals is a world-class sporting event and it is helping us to inspire millions of people to watch and play our sport all year round."
Wimbledon chief executive Richard Lewis added: "We are delighted to be extending our partnership with the ATP World Tour Finals and it is great news for British tennis and sports fans that this brilliant event will continue to be played in London for a further three years."
The decision was also praised by sports minister Hugh Robertson, who said: "The ATP World Tour Finals have been a fantastic success at the O2 since 2009 and a fitting climax to the tennis calendar.
"Post London 2012 it is yet another vote of confidence in this country's ability to deliver major sporting events."


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When you're out of town on business and can't get to a gym, stay fit with a simple five-point program from Bill Driskill, a personal fitness trainer and owner of Total Body Fitness in Rocklin, California.
- Walk: Use coffee breaks at meetings and conventions to take a brisk stroll--not enough to break into a sweat, but enough to loosen your muscles. "A five- to 10-minute walk," suggests Driskill, "will raise your heart rate, increase your oxygen intake, burn additional calories and increase your metabolic rate. Your body will feel energized and your mind sharp."
- Stretch: Take two or three minutes every hour to stretch your upper body, shoulders and neck. You can do a simple routine sitting in a chair.
- Avoid sugar: The sweet rolls and cookies often found at conferences may taste great, but sugar provides only a short-term energy boost. Sweets act as natural depressants in the long run.
- Limit caffeine and alcohol: These drinks dehydrate you and limit your ability to focus.
- Drink water: Driskill says the amount of water you drink each day should equal, in ounces, one-half your body weight. If you weigh 140 pounds, that's 70 ounces, or seven 10-ounce glasses, each day. Take a water bottle with you and fill it regularly.
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Giles hung up the phone, again. It was the third call he had received in the past 30 minutes, from either Tony Blair or President Hayes, trying to assure Giles that while, General O'Neill might have no tact, he was the best man they knew for the job at hand. Giles bloody well didn't care if this O'Neill was worse than Buffy on a bad hair day, as long as he was competent.
On top of those calls and he had to make arrangements for Xander and Robin Woods to take over his duties for a few days. Giles was pleased that it was assumed that he would accompany Buffy and that he didn't have to fight either Xander or Dawn. Speaking of Dawn where was she? She'd had said something about packing a few things for Buffy and the other Slayers and disappeared. Giles suspected her disappearance was because she couldn't endure seeing her sister this way.
He really didn't want to let Buffy get into the hands of the military. There had to be some other way to cure her than to trust the very government that allowed the Initiative! Despite it outwards appearance the Stargate program could still be a front for another Initiative or the NID or the Trust or whatever President Hayes had called it.
Now that he had time to think about it Xander and Willow were rushing headlong into disaster.
"No, this is a mistake," Giles stood intent on finding Xander and informing him he'd changed his mind. He was Buffy's Watcher; he would find a way to care for her. The Council had unlimited resources there had to be something they could do than to cede control over Buffy's care.
"Giles," Xander touched him on his shoulder. And he nearly jumped out of skin.
"Xander how many times to I have to tell you not to do that! Please do not sneak up on me again!" He said in most stern tone of voice and then wished he hadn't because of the way the young man's eyes filled up with tears. Giles knew they were all pushed to the extreme limit by Buffy's illness. Giles' reached out and awkwardly squeezed his shoulder, silently asking for forgiveness.
Xander nodded; of course he knew what Giles couldn't say in words. Xander turned and motioned towards the door to the lounge room and there stood the General. Giles stomach did a flip and it seemed like all his objections were justified. There was only one way to get from Colorado to Cleveland so quickly and that was through a portal. Something he had considered using and then discarded. Just setting up the safer transportation spell for a single person would have wiped out the combined mystical power of the Devon Coven. Using that much power was something he couldn't do even if it was for Buffy. And here was the General another man and a woman standing in the doorway of the lounge room not 30 minutes after Giles had made the first call. The mythical power it took to open a portal for three people was off the charts and yet, they wanted the Council to believe they weren't messing with the Occult!
One of the men stepped forward….
Daniel stood the living room doorway behind Jack and before Janet. Jack hadn't had time to brief him on the situation before they left the mountain and he hadn't been allowed to go to the IOC/UN briefing took place between the two groups. So Daniel was working in the dark as to exactly where the Council fit in the entire scheme of things. If there was one thing Daniel Jackson didn't like, it was going into a touchy situation without all the facts. All he knew was this was a medical mission and that one of their allies didn't have the ability to deal with the illness. Daniel was completely in the dark as to who the ally could be and why they were going to Cleveland.
The first surprise of the day was seeing Dr Giles, former of the British Museum, and extremely helpful to Daniel's research while he was writing his infamous paper all those years ago. As a matter of fact Dr Giles had told him if he ever wanted to leave Egyptian Studies behind to contact him immediately. Which Daniel had tried to do after his entire scholastic career collapsed under the weight of his ideas. Dr Giles had been very friendly and knowledgeable during their talks in London.
"Dr Giles," Daniel said as he walked forward. He noticed and ignored the stares from the seven girls in the room. The girl's age seemed to range from teen to the early twenties. "You might not remember me, I met you while you were the curator for the British Museum."
Dr Giles glared at him with red rimed, bloodshot eyes. This was not the carefree, friendly man Daniel remembered. The Englishman stood protectively by a sick child lying on the couch. Daniel could nearly see the wheels turning in Dr Giles' mind trying to place him, trying to figure out what he was doing there.
No, this definitely wasn't the same man from London. This man was much more…. Dangerous.
"I'm sorry sir, you have me at a disadvantage, I vaguely remember you, and your brilliance with ancient texts and languages. Just how are you connected with the American Military, exactly?" The man took a step to the right while talking, placing himself between the child on the couch and the door. And at the same time there seemed to be an unseen signal to the girls in the room because they spread in out. They were acting exactly like the soldiers at the SGC did, when they felt threatened. Out of nowhere the tension in the room thickened so much Daniel could nearly see it floating in the air. The brown haired man, with the eye patch, saw the defensive posture of the women and seemed confused. Daniel was worried that the sudden threat escalation caught Jack off guard. When Jack O'Neill was off balance, thing could go from bad to horrible very fast.
Daniel could have kicked himself because he had made an amateur mistake: his memory of Dr Giles clouded his judgment. Add to the fact that Dr. Giles wasn't thinking clearly, or at all. No, the man standing before him was nearly at the end of his rope. He looked worse than Jack did after Apophis took Skaara. So the "medical mission" meant that someone Dr Giles care for deeply was sick.
The truth was Daniel's ally now. If Dr Giles over reacted things could get worse quickly. Not that Daniel thought he was in any real danger. Especially not with Jack on his six.
"I work for the US Air Force on the Stargate Program once things have settled down I would like to thank you properly for you help all those years ago. Until then," Daniel paused and nodded towards the unconscious child, "you called us to help you, let us."
"I don't trust you or your organization and as far as I'm concerned you are the enemy," Dr Giles said quietly, though his eyes told the truth and in those eyes Daniel saw terror that he was making a mistake. "How did you get here so fast? When I met General O'Neill last year I was assured your government was no longer interested in the metaphysical world and yet here you are, not 30 minutes after I called. The power to create a portal of that size would be amazing."
Huh? Metaphysical? Daniel swallowed hard. He had faced the most evil of the Goa'uld, the most powerful forces in the universe, and none of them were as frightening as the man before him. Daniel heard Janet push into the room and stop.
"Oh, for crying out loud!" Jack said from behind him. The General then stepped in front of Daniel. "Its called beaming technology, we got it from the Asguard! Sort of like 'Beam me up Scotty.' We briefed you on the little grey guys, remember Thor?" The man with the dark hair snickered, and then stopped at Dr Giles glare. The women surrounding them visibly relaxed. "If Carter were here then she could bore you with a lot of science stuff. As for Daniel, he works for us because he loves ancient stuff and we meet a lot of ancient cultures and… stuff when we go through the gate. All this was in the mission briefings during that dull IOC/UN thing. Don't worry I nearly fell asleep, too. In the mean time your 'leader' is sick? This was the only safe way I could think of to transport such a high profile target quickly and quietly. I am right in assume that every hostile your …. Slayer Prime has ever come in contact with would just love to meet her now?"
Everyone froze at the mention of the Slayer Prime's illness and the tension again skyrocketed. The only noise in the room was the harsh breathing coming from the couch. That was when Daniel finally looked at the child on the couch and realized for the first time she wasn't a child, just a very small woman. He saw her face and it was as if all air left the room, he literally couldn't breathe, the sense of recognition nearly drove him to his knees. He was sure he'd never seen her before and he was equally sure he knew her…. Knew her very well. He shook his head suddenly dizzy as memories surfaced of warmth and love. She was the blonde woman in his dreams and she was so much more.
As if Janet saw her at the same time the small doctor shoved Jack out of the way to go kneel beside the couch. The girls in the room started shifting from foot to foot glancing nervously from Janet to Jack to Dr Giles and back again.
Daniel shook his head trying to clear it. This wasn't the time to get lost in memory or confusion. He had trained himself to compartmentalize his emotions during missions if for no other reason than sometimes his survival depended on it. He would talk to Janet and Jack about what just happened later, right now, he had to get back in the game.
While Jack and Dr Giles had a glaring contest the young man with an eye patch cleared his throat. "Everyone just calm down," he turned in a circle looking hard at each of the women.
"I am not convinced this is the proper course of action, Xander," Dr Giles said, without taking his eyes off of Jack.
"Giles, we talked about this, the Council can't handle this kind of situation--yet," Xander told the man quietly. He walked between Jack and Dr Giles breaking their staring contest. "Giles, you're going with them, if they do one thing out of order then yell." As Xander, spoke, Dr Giles lost all his spark and danger. He became old before Daniel's eyes. His shoulders rounded, his head dropped, he wasn't just deflated he was defeated.
"Yes, yes, of course you're right," the Englishman said looking everywhere except at the woman on the couch or at Jack. Dr Giles took a deep breath that caught in his throat he tried to strangle back a sob. Jack turned around to face Daniel, giving the two men privacy.
"Sir, we need to transport the patient directly into the infirmity now. She's in hypothermic shock and comatose, and I can't bring her temperature up safely here." Janet demanded from the place by the couch.
All eyes in the room turned on Dr Giles and he looked like a deer caught in headlights. Daniel took his cue. "Dr Giles, let's start again. I am Dr Daniel Jackson, this is General Jack O'Neill the head of the Stargate Program at Cheyenne Mountain, and the woman next to the couch is Major Janet Frasier, MD the Chief Medical Officer of the Stargate Program. May we transport your Slayer Prime?" He motioned to the woman.
"Buffy Summers, Slayer Prime and the oldest living Slayer in history," Dr Giles added, formally. Daniel let out a relieved sigh. By giving him the woman's name it meant the man was going to let them help.
"May we transport Buffy to our facility for medical attention?" When the man nodded, jack immediately used the radio in his hand. "Colonel Pendergrass prepare to transport five."
"We have no lock on you General, you need to leave the house and go out on the lawn." The disembodied voice said over the hand held unit. "You are invisible to our sensors and have been for the pass five minutes."
That was interesting Daniel thought the new sensors were a huge upgrade. Jack looked at Janet.
"She doesn't appear to have any overt injuries. I think we can just simply carry her outside, and I think we should do it now. We don't have a lot of time before her body starts shutting down." Janet said, standing up and backing away.
"I'll carry her, one of the older teenage girls said, stepping forward." Daniel didn't think she could lift a fly. But she bent down wrapping the blankets around the woman tighter and then lifted her up as if she weighted nothing.
"I'm sorry, one of us needs to carry her for the sensor lock," Jack said stepping forward.
"No, you really don't," the young man said, moving between Jack and the girl. "I mean I understand what you are saying and I know you guys are the white hats. Just understand this: you are taking the top two people in our organization. We are entrusting you with the care and welfare of our top people." The young man paused to let that information sink in. "If the situation were reversed would you let us simply walk out without some kind of guard."
Now it was Xander and Jack's turn to have a glaring contest or it would have been if Janet hadn't stepped between them. "Sir, we need to move, now. And he has a point."
"Alright, Pendergrass?"
"Yes sir?"
"There will be six to transport directly to the infirmary."
"Eight, Nancy, you're in med school so you're with Buffy, Spring you're with Giles." As he spoke one of older girls or, er women, walked over to Dr Giles and stood exactly two steps to his left. The young man continued as if he had expected the girl to that. "We will have your relief fly in from LA, along with clothes." Xander's look challenged Jack to deny him. Jack couldn't, it made sense.
"No more than two other Slayers, the SGC is a SECRET base and what we do there is CLASSIFIED as TOP secret." Jack O'Neill gave a meaningful gaze around the room. "Eight Pendergrass and we are coming out now." Jack O'Neill led everyone out of the room. It wasn't until Daniel was behind the slayers that he noticed each one had a sword strapped to their back and various knives in a belt around their waist, but the oddest thing were the wooden stakes."
Lots of talking I know, it couldn't be helped. I really need a prereader to tell if things suck before I post them and a BETA reader for grammar and spelling.
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Muslim kindergartener permitted to block out music
Bienville School in Saint-Michel.
Updated: Mon Dec. 19 2011 9:25:14 PM
MONTREAL — A kindergarten student in Saint-Michel will be allowed to wear a noise-reducing headset in class, because her parents' say their religious beliefs don't allow the five-year-old girl to listen to music.
Though music is an integral part of the kindergarten program, the principal of Bienville School decided to grant the accommodation request made by a Muslim family and allow their daughter to block out music at school."The principal thinks the family is acting in good faith," said Diane de Courcy, president of the Montreal School Commission. "(They) would have otherwise kept the child at home."
Kindergarten is not mandatory, and teachers say if the student is being sent into the program, barring the new immigrant from certain activities isolates her from the rest of the class.
"I find it sad for the child and the teacher, who may have to redesign her teaching program as a result," said Elaine Bertrand of union the Montreal Teachers' Alliance.
The school and school board felt the decision was a fair compromise to build trust with the family and help the child integrate into the school system sooner.
"Once she's in grade one, she'll have to follow the same curriculum as everyone else," said de Courcy.
Many teachers argue the issue is not strictly about music or religion, but rather the pressure they feel to reasonably accommodate a variety of demands from health-related issues to religion.
Montreal Teachers' Alliance is asking for stricter guidelines for requests.
Education Minister Line Beauchamp said she instead supports the school's individualized approach.
"It would be impossible to develop a framework to address such a wide variety of reasonable accommodation requests," she said.
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A few persimmon salads
Persimmon and Burrata Caprese with a Sour Lemon Apricot Relish, Pepita Seeds, Salt, and Olio Nuovo.
"There is a story of a woman running away from tigers. She runs and runs and the tigers are getting closer and closer. When she comes to the edge of a cliff, she sees some vines there, so she climbs down and holds on to the vines. Looking down, she sees that there are tigers below her as well. She then notices that a mouse is gnawing away at the vine to which she is clinging. She also sees a beautiful little bunch of strawberries close to her, growing out of a clump of grass. She looks up and she looks down. She looks at the mouse. Then she just takes a strawberry, puts it in her mouth, and enjoys it thoroughly. Tigers above, tigers below. This is actually the predicament that we are always in, in terms of our birth and death. Each moment is just what it is. It might be the only moment of our life; it might be the only strawberry we'll ever eat. We could get depressed about it, or we could finally appreciate it and delight in the preciousness of every single moment of our life." Pema Chödrön
Pickled Persimmon Salad with Arugula, Radishes, and Manchego Recipes to come. Happy January.
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This is the perfect thing to read as the weekend draws near. Persimmons are so magical to me, and your salads look so beautiful. Happy January!
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Great story and photos. We should be more like the lady picking the strawberry and enjoy the journey however long or short it is.
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girl, I needed this so badly. I have been putting them with granola and tried them in scones but I needed some fresh ideas. So perfect. Thanks so much! Beautiful photos.
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Such beautiful pictures! The salad sounds delicious! :)
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|Woods named to assistant coaching post
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"I am extremely ecstatic about being here, being back home and being a 49er," said Woods. "I'm glad to be here and I'm happy to be here. I'm looking forward to being able to help in whatever way I can for the 49ers program."
Woods, a Gastonia, N.C., product from Hunter Huss HS, comes to the Niners program after a two-year stint at Stetson, helping lead the Hatters to an NCAA Tournament appearance this past season. Stetson captured the Atlantic Sun Tournament title, knocking off regular-season champion FGCU in the final to secure the league's automatic bid and advance to the third NCAA Tournament in school history.
The Hatters captured a school-record 24 victories in 2012-13, including a program-best 11 in-a-row. Both topped the previous marks, established the year before when Stetson competed in the WNIT for the first time in school history. Woods oversaw the development of Victoria McGowan, the 2011-12 Atlantic Sun Player of the Year and a two-time All-A-Sun First Team honoree.
As a member of head coach Lynn Bria's staff, Woods worked with the guards and post players and served as the program's recruiting coordinator. She was responsible for film breakdown and scouting, community relations, academic counseling of five players and oversight of team managers and interns. She also was the director of the Stetson summer camps.
"We're really excited about Nicole coming on board and joining our staff," Consuegra said. "She comes from a great program with a winning tradition. She understands the expectations and demands we have here at Charlotte.
"She is a great young coach with a lot of expertise in recruiting. I think she'll contribute to us greatly in that area along with player development and scouting. She's going to dive right in and be a part of everything here at Charlotte."
Woods' first step into the coaching ranks came in 2009 when she began a two-year career as the graduate assistant at Southern Illinois. With the Salukis, she worked for her former collegiate head coach, Missy Tiber. Woods was responsible for team travel, video exchange, team game day operations and oversight of team managers in addition to also serving as the director of summer camps. She assisted with film breakdown and scouting and community relations.
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NEW ULM, Minn. - The baseball team dropped both games in its first home double header Thursday afternoon to Presentation by the scores of 17-4 and 5-2 in extra innings.
The Saints busted open a 3-0 game in the top of the fourth inning with five runs in the fourth, and then put the game away with nine more in the sixth to finish off the Knights by the score of 17-4.
Bryan Scriver (Kansasville, Wis./Shoreland) got the start for the Knights and picked up the loss, allowing eight runs on 11 hits in 3.1 innings of work. Scriver dropped to 0-3 on the season with the loss.
At the plate, the Knights scratched across one run in the fifth and sixth innings, and then two more in the seventh. Tyler Morgan (New Ulm, Minn./MVL) and Tyler Dorn (Sturtevant, Wis./Shoreland) had two hits and an RBI apiece, while Josh Schultz (Antioch, Wis./LPS) added one hit and an RBI.
MLC dropped it's record in extra inning games to 0-4 on the season in a 5-2 loss in game two.
Joe Janke (Big Bend, Wis./WISCO) went all nine innings on the mound, holding the Saints to two runs through eight innings before allowing three runs in the ninth to pick up the loss and fall to 0-2 on the season. None of the five runs Janke allowed in the game were earned.
Schultz had the big hit for the Knights in the bottom of the sixth, erasing a 2-0 deficit with a home run to left field that scored Morgan to tie up the score and force extras.
With the two losses, MLC fell to 0-12 on the season overall and 0-2 in conference play. Presentation improved to 3-10 with the win and 2-0 in the UMAC.