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CHICAGO (CBS) — The Cubs are in serious talks with the Detroit Tigers to trade away pitcher Matt Garza for a package of prospects, according to a published report.
David Kaplan of Comcast SportsNet reports that "excellent baseball sources" have confirmed to him that the Cubs are "down the road" in trade talks with the Tigers.
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My April goals: Ride bike 7 miles in 20 min. Met. Get 14 or higher on life scale, met 90% of the time. Burn 7200 calories, I burned 9375
May goals are: Get at least 70 points everyday. Take my vitamin everyday. Burn at least 9500 calories. Lose 6 more lbs. Stay within my calorie range. Do crunches 3 times a week along with other strength training. Eat my fruit.
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Tomorrow is April 1st and I hope to keep on this journey and improve my loss of weight and increase in activity.
My goals for April are to get 14 points or higher everyday on the life scale.
Try to increase my mileage on the bike to 7 miles in 20 min. I am at 6.5 miles at 20 min. now.
Drink 10 glasses of water a day.
Burn 7200 calories in the month.
May Day challenge to get down to 186 that will be 9 more lbs.
I feel good, have made some changes in my diet. By increasing protein and decreasing carbs some I am hoping that will help increase weight loss. I have joined some other challenges. An everyday challenge that changes everyday and a weekend group. The weekends seem to be hardest for me so I think this group will really help.
I have noticed some major behavior changes since starting Spark.
1) I am aware of everything I put in my mouth. I still put some things that would be considered not good, but you have to live. But I think about it first.
2) I used to eat late at night at the computer. I loved pretzels, I still do. But I don't eat late at night anymore, I don't even have an urge to.
3) I don't crave chocolate as much as I used to. Only during that time of month and then I think I need it.
4) I find I want water more. Especially in the morning during breakfast. I will become really thirsty and want water.
5) Exercise has become more of a habit, and I miss it when I am not able to do any. Even just 10 minutes will make me feel better.
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QUAY BROTHERS On Deciphering the Pharmacists Prescription for Lip-Reading Puppetsby Thyrza Nichols Goodeve
We have purposefully not participated in the seminar of Mr. Durgnat's concerning the discussion of this film …. Our interpretation is entirely subjective and largely undecipherable in so much as it has made some things clearer to us, or as it may be, other things only too unclear. In view of what is most deficient: an interpretation that would congeal all that runs around weakly on top. What is committed to paper is our own private discussion of the film given a surface on which to lie. We hold virtually to no continuity at all as the individual paragraphs have been developed separately.
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As identical twins, the Quays do not traffic in the kind of boundaries that we singulars do. Theirs is the world of the Twins—not of one individual's subjectivity or the other's (although clearly each completes singular activities in production). It is a world without edges: "entirely subjective and largely undecipherable," yet never impressionistic nonsense. A whole universe, worlds within worlds, as demonstrated by the active "eye" of their cinematic virtuosity, which constantly whips and trembles in quick swipes from place to place within the same shot. (One sees this technique in their early travelogues also on display.) Or it follows the interiority of point-of-view editing (and modulations of focus) through an unbodied consciousness that seethes from the objects and cinematic spaces themselves.
Known best for their eye-swallowing animation films, whether working in two dimensions (book covers) or three (set designs for theater and dance) the Quays animate atmospheres and subjectivities as phenomenological wonders, returning "animation" to its roots as life force rather than technique. They do not represent or record but are, in the words of Edwin Carels in the exhibition catalogue, "cinematographic craftsmen .… manipulating every aspect of cinema's language frame by frame." As contemporary auteurs, the Quays rank among great influences such as Andrei Tarkovsky and Luis Buñuel—which makes the specifics of this current presentation of their films at MoMA bizarre, even shameful.
Here the museum should have taken cues from its own superior exhibition of William Kentridge's similarly multimedial oeuvre, in which animation in particular was treated with respect, as a singular object rather than a series of endless taxonomatized loops stuffed sequentially into a cramped corridor in crowded yet open rooms. Laid out in the galleries almost like the midway of an amusement park, the Quay Brothers' films come off not as works of art, but rather as cinematic attractions in a fun-house cacophony of sound soup. This effect overwhelms, so much so that while watching "In Absentia" (2000)—a film made to align precisely with Karlheinz Stockhausen's score—the friend who had accompanied me couldn't distinguish Stockhausen's music from the legendary Leszek Jankowski score for "Street of Crocodiles" (1986),on view a few steps away. Sound and score are supremely important to the Twins; in fact music informs everything they do, as one can see in their films for the BFI London Film Festival and their dance films. Yet the installation at MoMA undermines this crucial aspect of their work.
Nonetheless, this is a once-in-a-lifetime show not to be missed. You pull open the door to the entrance and transmogrify from mundane human into what can only be called the condition of Quay. The wall before you heaves and breathes with mesmerizing portions of their films, projected at an angle with a small sculptural prop that looks like it may be from Institute Benjamenta (1995). To the right are live birch tree stumps and tethered couplings of branches standing on end, all of which frames a sublime blown-up wall photo of the Twins—as babies, sitting outside on a cloth and watching their mother (whom they resemble quite eerily) doing yard work.
From here one encounters everything from two tiny landscapes painted by "SQ" and "TQ" at age 9, to the above-quoted college paper, book jacket covers, design, and poster art displaying the Brothers' Eastern European influences, and a group of astonishing pencil drawings including "Kafka's Dream" (1970). It is a revelation to see the Quay Brothers' work as illustrators, much as it is to see their covers for books by Céline, Italo Calvino, and Anthony Burgess. Also on display are their slyly subversive commercials for Coca-Cola, Rice Krispies, Roundup, Comme des Garçons, and others, as well as an early film, In the Mists (1969), featuring the teenaged twins roller skating and bounding about a series of desolate American nonspaces (such as an abandoned tennis court) with paper masks attached to their faces. Completing the show is "Dormitorium," a series of breathtaking "wunderkammer"-esque vitrines of animated film-sets, as elegant and compelling as finely crafted Fabergé eggs.
The exhibition leaves one looking through a thick set of lenses (anamorphic and all) to appreciate work both familiar and, until now, entirely unknown. The Quays say that a great deal of the material in the exhibition at MoMA has never or rarely been seen. But there is one more hidden bit of "collaboration" to experience in order to resist, as they put it, "an interpretation that would congeal all that runs around weakly on top." You'll find it on the cocktail menu at the Modern restaurant:
Collaborative inspiration: A Crushed Nun
Absinthe and Strega-macerated blueberries, sparkling rosé and Angostura's bitters.
An homage to Jean-Jacques Lequeu, whose frame of mind may provide reference and skew one's morals in considering the work of the Brothers Quay.
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Willem van Genk: Mind Traffic, the American Folk Art Museums current exhibition of 43 works by the Dutch artist, which range from large-scale paintings and collages, to an installation of the artists prized raincoats, is an historical victory, a correction of a curious oversight in the art historical annals of U.S. institutions.
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With The Decline and Fall of the Art World, Part I: The One-Percenters, Freight + Volume assembles several subversive gestures that expose the various dysfunctions and inequalities of contemporary art production.
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The literary world exhaled today as the New Yorker released its "20 Under 40″ list of young (and envy-inducing) writers.
The NY Times had the scoop: "there is an even number of men and women, a characteristic that Deborah Treisman, the magazine's fiction editor, called 'a rewarding accident, in terms of what it says about equal opportunity on the literary playing field these days.' (The 1999 list included only five women, The New York Observer noted in May.)"
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Signature service: Painting classes
Established: 2013
Reservations/Appointments: Required
Staff Size: 2?10 people
Average Duration of Services: 3?3 1/2 hours
Pro Tip: Free parking
What is one of your signature services? How is it performed?
A 48"x60" rotating canvas on the easel, which is [what] I use to perform while on stage. This will allow me to demonstrate from a distance.
Sometimes it's all about the little things in life. What supplemental courtesies do you include with your main services to leave clients with a smile on their face?
One-on-one attention during the class.
How is your approach different than that of other professionals in your field?
We have partnered with Raz'z Restaurant to bring that extra flair of good food and great wine choices inside the classroom.
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LaRhonda Angelisa is a native of Nashville, Tennessee. She has been painting for nearly 20 years. Some of her private collectors include Grammy Award?winner[s] Brian McKnight and Seal. She has performed "live" with such legendary and extraordinary musicians as Roy Ayers, Alex Bugnon, Boney James, After 7, Con Funk Shun, Paul Taylor, Bob Baldwin, Andre Ward, Maysa, Leroy Hyter and countless others.
An indoor rock-climbing gym, The Ascent resides inside a cavernous, warehouse-like building where the angled walls are studded with handgrips and gravity challenges participants on every ascent. The facility's top-rope walls stretch as high as 32 feet, and angled walls bevel off into challenging overhangs where chalky-handed patrons cling tightly during ropeless bouldering runs. When opening the gym, owner Jeff Hess—familiar with the passion of bouldering enthusiasts—made sure to leave room for a 2,500-square-foot bouldering area, now located in the center of the large open space.
Jeff's efforts to foster community through climbing have lead to some unique fusions at The Ascent. The new auto-belay system enables climbers to climb without need for a partner. Additionally, a partnership with neighboring Crossfit Murfreesboro now affords The Ascent's members a bonus benefit, access to Crossfit's cardio and weight-training facilities.
Though the staff at Honeysuckle Hill Farm cultivates livestock and crops of seasonal produce, its other chief resource is outdoor adventure. Through their seasonal tours, farm staffers teach adults and children about farm operations, the basics of agriculture, and which fabrics scarecrows find itchy. They also give visitors a chance to work their way through labyrinthine corn mazes. At birthday parties, younger visitors can pet the resident animals, pan for gemstones at an artificial stream, and race each other in pedal-powered carts. Away from the fields, Association for Challenge Course Technology–certified guides and their guests soar down a one-mile zipline course designed and built to ACCT standards. The guides lead tours through the course's three elevated towers, three canopy-level bridges stretched across Battle Creek, and eight ziplines, which they maintain daily to chase away loitering vigilantes. Along the way, guides showcase their knowledge of the creek's history while pointing out local flora and fauna.
In the deep, dark heart of Chapel Hill Haunted Woods, a specter searches for the head he lost many years ago. This unnamed and hatless figure commands a phalanx of frightful creatures, all of whom await to spook daring visitors every Saturday in October. A chorus of screams emitted from the treetops assures guests they've arrived at the right spot. Once on the path, they'll have to navigate the terrifying trails if they hope to make it out alive, calling upon every ounce of bravery as they snake past a pit of snakes and cross a slender wooden bridge that conceals unspeakable horrors. All proceeds from the frightful enterprise benefit the Young Farmers and Ranchers program, which funds scholarships and targets childhood hunger in the area.
At Trim-A-Tree Farms, patrons choose their Christmas tree from a plot of still-planted leyland pine trees and chop it down themselves or have an able-bodied staff member cut, net, and load their catch. Guests stroll through rows of lush green trees ($7.50/ft.) in search of the right plant to fill lonely living-room corners as the aroma of pine needles induces memories of a past infatuation with an air freshener. Between passes through the farm, warm up with steaming mugs of hot chocolate or melt fingers over a bonfire's licking flames as little ones trot through fields atop Star, Trim-A-Tree's trusty chestnut pony, during complimentary pony rides. Though additional items are not included in this Groupon, ornaments from the gift shop revamp trees, and adventurous souls can indulge in free temporary tattoos that take the shape of holiday icons or Scrooge's evening gruel.
Across The Crag's 6,500 square foot indoor climbing surface, more than 65 routes and 50 bouldering problems direct climbers of all skill levels up to the facility's lofty ceiling. On the padded floor below, a team of experienced climbing instructors draw from a variety of backgrounds to oversee the action while sharing their passion for climbing.


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From A Topographical Dictionary of Ireland, 1837
The Presbyterians have two places of worship, one in connection with the Synod of Munster, and the other in connection with that of Ulster; each is of the first class. There are also two places of worship for Wesleyan Methodists, and one each for the Baptists, the Society of Friends, the Independents and the Primitive Methodists. The congregation belonging to the Synod of Munster is a Cromwellian establishment, and one of the oldest dissenting congregations in Cork: the place of worship, a commodious and well-arranged edifice, is in Princes's-street: a boys' and girls' school in connection with it, the pupils of which are clothed and apprenticed at a proper age, is supported by subscription and the proceeds of an annual sermon: there is also an almshouse, with accommodation for 15 inmates, but having only 9 at present in it; also a loan fund and a lending library.
J. Pedder, Esq., bequeathed to the congregation £600, one half for the ministers, and the other for the poor; S. McCarthy also bequeathed £300 for the same purpose. Dr. Hincks, Greek professor in the Royal Belfast Academical Institution, and author of a Greek and English Lexicon and other works connected with classical literature, was minister of this congregation for many years. The congregation of the Synod of Ulster holds its devotional meetings in a large room in Tuckey-street, formerly the assembly-room belonging to Daly's Club-house.
The Wesleyan Methodists' places of worship, both neat and commodious edifices, are in Henry-street and Patrick-street; attached to the former are a female day school and an infants' school; each has a Sunday school; all are supported by subscription. The Baptist place of worship is a plain building in Marlborough-street. The meeting-house belonging to the Society of Friends consists of a large and convenient range of buildings lately erected in Grattan-street, on the site of the old meeting-house, and comprising an apartment for public worship, with committee-rooms attached to it, and, fronting the street, a commodious dwelling-house for the resident care-taker and for reduced aged and infirm members: the expense, amounting to £4200, was defrayed by a subscription of its own members. The Independent meeting-house, in Old George's-street, was built by Messrs. Pain in 1829, at an expense of about £3000; it is an oblong edifice, 80 feet by 40, with two semicircular appendages; and in front is a small portico of four fanciful columns resembling the Corinthian order; the ceiling is arched and richly pannelled. The Primitive Methodists have their place of worship in French Church-street.
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Charlotte Milligan Fox, sister of the poet Alice Milligan, was a founding member of the Irish Folk Song Society and an indefatigable field collector of Irish traditional music. Her singularly important work on Irish haprers is here presented for the twenty-first century reader. This edition of Annals offers a much greater number of illustrations than were included in the original 1911 publication, a full biographical introduction, an extensive bibliography of the writings of Milligan Fox and an appendix discussing the variant texts of Arthur O'Neills Memoirs.
Annals of the Famine in Ireland
Annals of the Famine in Ireland, by Asenath Nicholson, still has the power to shock and sadden even though the events described are ever-receding further into the past. When you read, for example, of the poor widowed mother who was caught trying to salvage a few potatoes from her landlord's field, and what the magistrate discovered in the pot in her cabin, you cannot help but be appalled and distressed.
The ebook is available for download in .mobi (Kindle), .epub (iBooks, etc.) and .pdf formats. For further information on the book and author see details ».
Ireland's Welcome to the Stranger
This book, the prequel to Annals of the Famine in Ireland cannot be recommended highly enough to those interested in Irish social history. The author, Mrs Asenath Nicholson, travelled from her native America to assess the condition of the poor in Ireland during the mid 1840s. Refusing the luxury of hotels and first class travel, she stayed at a variety of lodging-houses, and even in the crude cabins of the very poorest. Not to be missed!
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Henry Ford Jones' book, first published in 1915 by Princeton University, is a classic in its field. It covers the history of the Scotch-Irish from the first settlement in Ulster to the American Revolutionary period and the foundation of the country.
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Council of Economic Advisers Blog
The Employment Situation in NovemberPosted byon December 3, 2010 at 9:36 AM EST
Today's employment report shows that private sector payrolls increased by 50,000 in November, lower than expectations, but continuing eleven consecutive months of private sector job growth. The pace was not enough to prevent the unemployment rate from climbing to 9.8 percent.
While the overall trend of economic data over the past two months has been encouraging, today's numbers underscore the importance of extending expiring tax cuts for the middle class and unemployment insurance for those Americans who have lost their jobs. Failure to do this would jeopardize hundreds of thousands of additional jobs, and leave millions of Americans, who are out of work through no fault of their own, on their own.
In addition to the increase in November, the estimates of private sector job growth for September (now 112,000) and October (now 160,000) were revised up. Since last December, the economy has added 1.2 million private sector jobs. So far this quarter, including today's revisions, private sector employers have added an average of 105,000 jobs per month.
Austan Goolsbee Responds to Job Seekers' QuestionsPosted byon December 1, 2010 at 2:32 PM EST
Last month, we reached out, along with Monster.com, to take questions directly from job seekers about the Administration's economic recovery efforts. Austan Goolsbee, Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, answered questions that either had the most 'likes' in Monster's Facebook community or sparked the most conversation. Here's some of what Austan addressed:
Evelyn Kraemer asked about creating jobs by rebuilding America's infrastructure.
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Christopher Williams asked about our ability to "innovate and create" as an engine of economic growth.
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Andrea Pleshette Lowe asked about what the Obama Administration is doing for small business.
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Watch all of Austan's responses on Monster's YouTube page.
The Employment Situation in OctoberPosted byon November 5, 2010 at 8:44 AM EST
Today's employment report shows that private sector payrolls increased by 159,000 in October, continuing ten consecutive months of private sector job growth. While job growth was substantially higher than in past months and higher than analysts expected, the pace was not enough to reduce the overall unemployment rate, which remained at 9.6%.
In addition to the increase in October, the estimates of private sector job growth for August and September were revised up by a total of 93,000. Since last December, private sector employment has risen by 1.1 million. Over the last quarter, including today's revisions, private sector employers added an average of 122,000 jobs per month.
Overall payroll employment rose by 151,000 last month. Among the sectors with the largest payroll employment growth were education and health services (+53,000), temporary help services (+34,900), and retail trade (+27,900). Anticipated layoffs of 5,000 temporary Census jobs and a drop of 7,000 state and local government jobs subtracted from the total.
Advance Estimate of GDP for the Third Quarter of 2010Posted byon October 29, 2010 at 8:30 AM EST
Today's report shows that real GDP, the total amount of goods and services produced in the country, grew at a 2.0 percent annual rate in the third quarter of this year, the fifth straight quarter of positive growth. While the economy continues to recover from the deepest recession since World War II, faster growth is needed to bring down the unemployment rate more quickly.
Some key components of GDP continued to expand in the third quarter. Consumer expenditures on goods and services rose at an annual rate of 2.6 percent, up slightly from the second quarter. Fixed investment (nonresidential structures, equipment and software, and housing investments) grew at an annual rate of 0.8 percent. Business investment in equipment and software increased by 12 percent, the fourth consecutive quarter of solid growth, indicating continued expansion of investments by private firms. Inventory investment contributed 1.4 percentage points to GDP growth, slightly less than the average in the last four quarters. Residential investment, however, declined.
Given the depth and severity of the recession, considerable work remains before our economy is fully recovered. Therefore, it is essential that we take the additional targeted actions that the President has recommended to further stimulate growth and job creation, such as extending tax cuts for the middle class, investing in our infrastructure, providing tax incentives to encourage businesses to invest here at home, and promoting exports abroad.
Austan Goolsbee is the Chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers
The Employment Situation in SeptemberPosted byon October 8, 2010 at 8:33 AM EST
Today's employment report shows that private sector payrolls increased by 64,000 in September, continuing nine consecutive months of private sector job growth. This growth provides more evidence that the economy continues to recover, but we must do more to put the economy on a path of robust economic growth. At the same time, the rate of job growth is not as large as needed to bring the unemployment rate down quickly, as the unemployment rate remained at 9.6%.
In addition to the increase in September, the estimates of private sector job growth for July and August were revised up by a total of 36,000. Since last December, private sector employment has risen by 863,000. Over the last quarter of this year, including today's results, private sector employers added an average of 91,000 jobs per month.
Despite the rise in private sector employment, overall payroll employment fell by 95,000 last month. In addition to the anticipated layoffs of 77,000 temporary Census jobs, state and local government also experienced a drop in employment of 83,000.
The Employment Situation in AugustPosted byon September 3, 2010 at 8:44 AM EST
Today's employment report was better than expected. Private sector payrolls increased by 67,000 in August -- the eighth consecutive month of private sector job growth. This growth is consistent with other recent data reports indicating that the economy is continuing to recover, albeit at a somewhat slower pace than in the early spring. The rate of job growth, however, is not as large as needed to bring the unemployment rate down quickly. Indeed, the unemployment rate rose one-tenth of a percentage point to 9.6%, as more than half a million people joined the labor force. The President continues to work with his economic team and with Congress to identify measures that could help speed the recovery and put the economy on a path of steadily declining unemployment.
In addition to the rise in August, the estimates of private sector job growth for June and July were revised up by a total of 66,000. Since last December, private sector employment has risen by 763,000. Despite the rise in private sector employment, overall payroll employment fell by 54,000, as 114,000 temporary Census jobs were eliminated.
Private sector payrolls expanded in a number of sectors, including education and health services, construction, and temporary help services. Manufacturing employment fell 27,000 in August; much of this drop likely reflects the fact that manufacturing employment in July was elevated because General Motors chose to forgo its usual two-week shutdown. The manufacturing ISM Report on Business released on Wednesday indicated stronger employment growth in manufacturing in August than in July. State and local government payrolls declined by 10,000 in August, consistent with continuing budget difficulties in many states and localities.
In the household survey, the number of people employed rose by 290,000. But, because the labor force rose by 550,000, the unemployment rate ticked up to 9.6% (from 9.5% in July). The employment -to-population ratio also rose one-tenth of a percentage point (to 58.5%), indicating that in the household survey employment growth more than kept up with population growth. In addition, the number of workers who have been unemployed 27 weeks or longer declined sharply, from 6.57 million to 6.25 million.
Against the backdrop of some unsettling economic data in the past few weeks, today's numbers are reassuring that growth and recovery are continuing. At the same time, the fact that the growth of private sector payrolls is below the level needed to keep up with normal growth of the labor force is obviously unacceptable. There are a number of step we could take to help increase private sector job growth and put the economy on a path of steadily declining unemployment. We will be working with Congress on these measures in the coming weeks.
There will likely be bumps in the road ahead. The monthly employment and unemployment numbers are volatile and subject to substantial revision. Therefore, it is important not to read too much into any one monthly report, positive or negative. It is essential that we continue our efforts to move in the right direction and encourage robust job gains.
Christina Romer is the Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers
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5th Annual Science is a Blast!
9:30-11:30 am and 12:30-2:30 pm
Forest Park Conference and Retreat Center, 3158 SE 10th, Topeka, KS
Forest Park Conference and Retreat Center will host over 550 students on Thursday, Sept. 25 for the 5th annual Science is a Blast! Program. The first hour of the program will be a presentation by Steve Jacobs, newly retired Discovery Channel Chief Scientist. The students will see a lot of explosions and other exciting scientific experiments. In addition, they will enjoy the last hour of hands-on activities. They will make their own lava lamp and create "disappearing water." The entire day will help the teachers meet their state science guidelines.
Susan Cunningham, 785-250-1694, email@example.com
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Junior League of Topeka Diaper Drive
10:00 a.m.
Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library
Please join the Junior League of Topeka in kicking off Diaper Need Awareness Week with a kick off and diaper drive at the Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library! On September 13 at 10am we will kick off the drive during Sing, Dance, Read with Kyler Carpenter. There will be a donation box available for dropping off diapers at the library anytime for 2 weeks, and then on 10am September 27, the diapers will be presented back to The Junior League of Topeka. All donated diapers go to Junior League's a Diaper Depot, where they are distributed to families in need in our own Topeka community. Bring your kids and a pack of diapers and join us in supporting this worthy cause!
Lauren Christ, 785-249-5492, www.jltopeka.org
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Nature is our Inspiration for Fall Decorating
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Furniture Mall of Kansas, Lawrenece, Ks
Free design classes offered by the Furniture Mall of Kansas at the Lawrence Location.
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Nature is our Inspiration for Fall Decorating
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Furniture Mall of Kansas, Lawrenece, Ks
Free design classes offered by the Furniture Mall of Kansas at the Lawrence Location.
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Alumni Exhibition, Washburn University Art Department
August 22 through October 18
Mulvane Art Museum
As part of Washburn University's 150th anniversary celebration and the Mulvane's 90th birthday, the Alumni Exhibition will showcase new works by the University's most active and successful artists. We are very pleased to show works by artists who graduated in every decade
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Great Southeast ShakeOut Takes Place Thursday
(CHARLESTON, S.C.) -- The Charleston Fire Department is urging local residents to learn about how to best prepare for earthquakes.
This comes as the state observes Earthquake Awareness Week from Oct. 13 to 19.
With 11 earthquakes already being confirmed in South Carolina this year, fire officials are urging residents to educate themselves about earthquake safety and to also take part in the Great Southeast ShakeOut drill on Thursday.
Officials say over 238,000 people in South Carolina have already signed up to "drop, cover, and hold" at 10:17 a.m. Thursday, as part of the drill.
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A look at OS X Mavericks and tagging
Apple introduced file tagging in OS X Mavericks, letting you assign custom metadata to a file that you can retrieve using Finder. According to our own Brett Terpstra, tagging may be difficult at first, but once we adopt the practice, it may change the way we think about the filesystem of an OS.
With iCloud and sandboxing, Apple is distancing us from the folders that hold our data. In this folder-less existence, Tags will become the glue that holds our data together and lets us organize our files. It'll be an iOS-like experience in which you don't have to worry about where files are being stored. You can find files by their tags and don't have to dig through folders and Finder windows to organize your work.
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"It was time to get back to basics," Brett Dennen says of his fifth record, Smoke and Mirrors, which debuted in late 2013. "I wanted to return to the folk and acoustic music I loved when I began writing. I decided to tap into my memories and explore new emotional territory as honestly as I could." Brett Dennen's music career began humbly around the camps of the Sierra Nevada mountain range–a retreat to which he would eventually return for inspiration on Smoke and Mirrors. "Being in the mountains, aside from the inspiration, was so crucial to me, because as a kid I used to spend so much time in the mountains. And just being there helped me regain that self-confidence. I remembered who I was. I called the album Smoke and Mirrors, because one of the major themes of the album, lyrically, is that things aren't exactly as they appear to be. If you focus on how you think things should be, then you can't see them for what they really are."
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Since 2006, COPA Members and the Bank of Montreal have helped COPA defend your freedom to fly through your everyday purchases.
Freedom to Fly - Neil Armstrong Scholarship - Flight Safety Foundation
On behalf of the Canadian Aviation Historical Society (CAHS) National executive I want to say how pleased we are at our increased links with an important Canadian organization like COPA. As you might know, I worked with Kevin Psutka last year to nominate COPA co-founder John Bogie for induction into Canada's Aviation Hall of Fame. Unfortunately he is not to be inducted this year, but with COPA's 60th anniversary next year, perhaps we'll have better luck — especially if COPA members came out in support beforehand.
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Torrington woman donates baby Jesus to manger at Christmas Village
TORRINGTON -- A replacement baby Jesus will lay in the manger at Christmas Village thanks to an 89-year-old resident who donated two figurines to replace the one stolen from the Church Street Nativity scene during the offseason.
Fay Renzullo said she called Parks and Recreation to offer the figurines after she learned someone had made off with the divine infant, and decided the two she had at home -- one that was positioned in a chair and the other on a sofa -- would be better enjoyed in the Christmas Village manger.
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Homeschooling: America's Hidden Breeding Ground for Conservative Ideology
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I've never let my school interfere with my education. -- Mark Twain
The heart of middle America beats in Ohio, the state that won the 2004 US presidential election for George Bush. You might think that middle America, badly hit by the recession, would be fertile ground for leftwing ideas -- but no. Conservative ideology is flourishing.
The Tomkins family live in the Hocking River Valley, a former mining area. It resonates with birdsong and their house has a fountain and a pet tortoise. It also has a surprising living room that has been transformed into a documentary resource centre. Although there is no blackboard among the book-covered walls, this room is a private classroom, one of thousands across the United States in which parents teach their own children. Welcome to homeschooling.
Two computers with broadband internet access stand on desks beside the bookshelves. "One of the principles of homeschooling is that when you don't know much about something you can be sure someone else out there does. There will always be a web user, another parent from the cooperative, or a text book author," explained Jane Tompkins, a former art history professor at the University of Athens, Georgia. She teaches Will, 12, and Becky, 15, every morning, replacing the oath of allegiance to the US constitution with a prayer and a reading from the Bible.
There is nothing revolutionary about this. The children sit during class, listen to the teacher and do their homework. The only visible difference from conventional education is that Will, Becky and two other students, children of a Catholic neighbour, do not get marks, they work at their own rhythm and may interrupt the lesson at any time. Their course is largely based on the traditional curriculum and has been put together to suit the mother's competence and the children's desires, which include piano lessons, history, science, maths and writing.
Champions of homeschooling, whether to the left or the right (both exist), argue that the main advantage is the decompartmentalisation of teaching and learning. Education is everywhere at all times, morning to night, weekends and on holiday. Homeschoolers are proliferating, armed with books bought via the internet or by correspondence, federated into self-governed cooperatives of families with similar ideals, registered on blogs, websites or reflection groups. They are found not only in the US but also in the UK, France, New Zealand, Australia and Canada.
Jane Tomkins is a middle-class Christian who decided to remove her children from the state school because of its "bad influence". That argument is at the core of the movement. Schools, even private schools, are deemed to be harmful because of the poor values they transmit: their "progressive dogma", social diversity, lack of discipline, sex education and pro-abortion stances threaten the balanced development of Christians.
Hostage-taking and shootings in high schools and on university campuses have reinforced this vision of school as dangerous. Parents prefer to take over everything themselves for fear of losing their grip on their children. Leftwing homeschoolers, whom Jane Tompkins calls hippies, have different concerns. They fear that schools will transmit patriotic and bureaucratic principles to docile young minds and inculcate them with consumer values.
In 1994, a year after homeschooling was legalised in all 50 US states, the eldest Tompkins child returned shocked from school and told her mother about the swearwords she had heard in the playground. A few days earlier Jane Tompkins had heard a weekly broadcast by a well-known evangelist, Dr James Dobson, from Focus on the Family. "At the time I thought only hippies did homeschooling," she said, "but he explained that, with the help of text books and manuals and family cooperatives, it was quite possible to take over children's schooling." She decided to follow his advice and removed her daughter from the state school.
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Your worth is not in your to-do list
Who doesn't have a to-do list? For some, it's on a scrap of paper. For others, it's an app on your phone. If you're old school, it might be a day planner. Or if like me, it's all three.
A recent film even dramatized the mental to-do list as an anxious working mom often woke up at three in the morning remembering the things she needed to do.
We all make lists of things that need to get done along with things we want to get done, but what happens when our lives become defined by our to-do list?
Issues of identity
Our approach to our to-do lists can reveal issues of our identity. These little lists can actually become a window to our soul and reveal our take on faith. If it's nothing more than a simple organizational tool, then that's great, but if it brings anxiety, condemnation, or restlessness, then it has become an idol. Our identity is all wrapped up in what we can accomplish or what we can check off the to-do list.
The curse of the to-do list
Paul writes, "For all who rely on works of the law are under a curse; for it is written, 'Cursed be everyone who does not abide by all things written in the Book of the Law, and do them'" (Galatians 3:10). When we become too wrapped up in getting things done, our to-do list is a curse, a never-diminishing, impossible effort. Just like it's impossible for us to keep and abide by all of God's law, it's impossible to ever finish the to-do list, as there will always be more tasks to complete.
The good news
Jesus last words on the cross were, "It is finished" (John 19:30). We can't earn our way to heaven by checking off the never-ending list of tasks called the law. When Jesus became the final, perfect, and complete sacrificial lamb, our sins were covered with his blood and God's wrath was appeased. With his resurrection, we are extended new life. Our work then becomes a joyful response to salvation, not tasks to get done. Jesus fulfills all the law, and his gospel of grace obliterates the to-do list our souls want to keep. He gives us a new identity in Christ and not the things we do.
How are you doing?
Are you too caught up in your to-do list? Are you finding your worth in getting things done? Do you feel unsettled, like I do, when you don't seem to be getting anything done? Remember, our enemy, Satan, wants to distract us from the truth of the gospel. As my friend says, "We need to preach the gospel to ourselves everyday. Otherwise, we forget it." So today when you write out your to-do list, at the top write, "Jesus – Done."


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Economic Education
Monopolistic Competition
whiteboard (SMART/.notebook)
Teaching market structures in a microeconomics class? These slides present graphs related to monopolistic competition, the market structure in which there are many firms that produce similar, but not identical, products and there are few barriers to entry. The slides illustrate firms' short-run decisions.
Tags: 9-12, AP, AP Slides, College, Economics, English, Lessons, Market Structure, PowerPoint, SMART/Promethean/Whiteboard