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To buy, or not to buy? When buying is cheaper than renting
With more than one-third of renters spending more than 30 percent of their incomes on rent, alone, when does it become cheaper to buy, especially in a market experiencing above-normal rates of home value growth?
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Tenants late on rent physically forced out of illegal apartment
A 72-year-old Olney resident found five strangers in her home and was then physically forced out of her apartment, her cellphone broken - all because she was behind on her rent. Police say she was renting an illegal apartment. Her landlord faces multiple felony charges and 15 people were forced to move out of the now condemned property.
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Best places to rent are outside the Beltway
If you are considering renting out a room for extra cash, the best places are outside the Beltway.
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Buy or rent? Pros and cons to consider
The online real estate company Trulia estimates that it's 34 percent cheaper to buy than rent a home in D.C., Maryland and Virginia.
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D.C. residents still looking for inauguration weekend renters
While there was frenzy over renting homes and apartments before Obama's inauguration in 2009, realtors in the D.C. area say the interest has drastically died down.
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Renters need to ask questions
Searching for an apartment may be more challenging now than it's been for a while. Vacancies are down and rental rates up. Here are some tips for potential renters.
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Razzball Nation! We're here on a special weekend wrap-up where Slim (this is JB speaking) got to the action and JB just snuck in the beginning. And snuck in the end! I'm like Brad Pitt at the Oscars. "Wait, why is he winning best picture! So confused right now…" Tomorrow I'll proudly illustrate what I did over the weekend, but a nice defining touch hoops-wise was another great one from my boy Mike Scott, who while posting great lines, isn't helping the Hawks win… And that's a problem! Especially with Paul Millsap assumedly back sometime soon this week. But I thought Gravity mighta gotten best picture too! After a really rough send-off last Monday, went bonkers on the Suns for 20/5/2/3/0 with three treys and not a single TO. I bet Philly sports fans wish they had no TO. BOOM! Double sports joke. The main number that got my emoji tats all excited was the 40 mins played. Millsap is going to travel with the Hawks as they migrate on a 5-game road trip, but very easily could miss the first few making Scott a solid short-term add. So beam him aboard, win a big week as we near playoff time, and don't forget to yell over the music if those pompous mf#@*$ng PA guys at the Oscars wanna condescend you by playing the music. And here's Slim with what he saw over the weekend:Please, blog, may I have some more?
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Wow, what a wild night across the NBA-osphere. Tons of injuries, lots of scrubs getting some burn, if I didn't know better, I woulda though it was late March. But no! I guess we can start with that other JB as Jerryd Bayless moved into the starting line-up and lit up the Hawks for a season-high 29 Pts. Shooting 12-21, it was pretty ThrAGNOFfy for 29/2/2/1/0 with 5 treys. Why you avoid the 3-point specialists on draft day! Who knows what preppy-boy Brad Stevens is going to do next, and while getting the Pacers on Saturday isn't a great matchup, home games vs. GS, BKN, then DET next week could be a 10 3PTM week for JB. And while he's not as multi-cat as the real JB over here, we can all grab the band if we need some scoring. I'll wear a headband as well for the moral support! Here's what else went down on a very busy night of injuries and surprise games in the NBA:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Probably because he's, well, Elton Brand, I haven't paid much attention to him. It's like telling me, "Hey JB, Robert Parrish is on the wire, what'da think?!" Brand is getting tons of run lately with Gustavo Ayon and Pero Antic still hurt decimating the Hawks 5s (and Paul Millsap out as well), to the tune of 40+ minutes the past two games and 30+ in 4 of 5. And grandpa Elton topped off his big run with a rainbow line last night, 7/13/3/2/2 in 42 minutes. That's like an Andrew Bogut line! Had a comment last night asking if Brand is a flash in the pan. More like flash in the bedpan! Yeah, I don't see any sustainability here with none of the aforementioned hurt guys really out that long. But hey, maybe a one-game stream? The Hawks are going at Boston tonight who lack any sort of consistency up front as well and Brand could get ya another multi-cat gem. Here's what else I saw last night in fantasy hoops:Please, blog, may I have some more?
The trade deadline is here! Today! And even though we had a few trades already go down, more are sure to proliferate through the league office. Hopefully the NBA has faster fax machines than the NFL. I mean, seriously on that Elvis Dumervil thing?! BREAKING NEWS! The Heat trade LeBron James to Cleveland for Anthony Bennett, but the trade was sent just over a month too late. Reports indicate it was sent on April 1st. Hah! Sent from some hooligan named David Stern… You've been punked Adam Silver! Back to reality, we've seen Marcus Thornton get traded to the grandpa Nets for Jason Terry and Reggie Evans and Steve Blake get all his fantasy value decapitated Hershel-Walking Dead style by getting shipped to the Warriors for Kent Bazemore and MarShon Brooks. The takeaways thus far is you can cut Blake in virtually all leagues, and in deeper leagues I actually think Reggie Evans could start at some point as the Kings 4. Jason Thompson is one of the many rumored on the trading block which would open up that role. I'm not saying Evans would play 30 minutes or anything, but could maybe average 8 boards a game while doing nothing else in the typical Evans fashion. So when I say deeper leagues, I mean deeeeeeper. We'll recap the rest of the trades in tomorrow morning's piece as well as in the comments throughout the afternoon to help with your fantasy moves. Here's what else went down in NBA action:Please, blog, may I have some more?
And we're back baby! The All-Star break in Nawleans has come and gone, with a disappointing dunk contest, no bounce passes in the skills contest (yeah, what was up with that Prez?!) and All-Star jerseys that made the finale look like an adult rec league game on a Thursday night. "Help, I think Stanley has a hernia!" I was constantly thinking to myself about the Major League quote, but the opposite. Brian Scalabrine or Matt Bonner coming into their first practice with sleeves and a hat on, and their coaches were like, "We don't wear caps and sleeves at this level son!" Sure made that coach look stupid on Sunday night! And if you're a Cleveland fan, you've got to be thinking, "Crikey wtf is going on!?" after seeing Kyrie Irving and Dion Waiters go off in their respective ASB games over the weekend. Then to see neither of them do anything against the 76ers last night! To be fair, the Cavs let their scrubs do all their damage in a blowout. So I guess if Cavs are thinking crikey, Philly fans are thinking, "if we don't win 20 games this year, I'm giving up cheesesteaks!" Drastic? Probably. Be liking asking me to give up that delicious BBQ. Now I'm all sorts of hungry… How did this get into food? Let's just dive right in to last night's return to action, like how you'd dive into an all-you-can-eat Southern food buffet with mac & cheese, hush puppies, chopped BBQ, whole BBQ, biscuits & gravy, and then, and then…:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Sometimes there's not much you can do to affect your situation. If you're reading this, digging this deep into the murky ether of the worldwide inter-webs for fantasy basketball advice, I'm sure you've had a daydream or two about being an NBA baller. We both know, however, for you and I, it wasn't about not getting enough shots up after practice that held us out of the Association, we didn't have the talent, pure and simple. But, if you're petty like me, you might take some ironic comfort in knowing that even some of the Ballers in the NBA get shafted as well. Take Kyle Lowry, for example. He gets snubbed for the All Star game, then snubbed for the replacement players, THEN gets named Eastern conference player of the week, and then receives the worst call of the year, just to burst his bubble. That is a travesty of injustice, and while I'm not shedding any tears for Kyle inherently, it just goes to show that even the elite get effed with. There is a karmic balance going on, people, stop pretending there isn't, and start paying it forward, eat your vegetables, and help old ladies across the street.Please, blog, may I have some more?
One team. Two broken noses. Four bloody nostrils. One protective face-mask company that has lost a client.
In case you missed it, in the battle of the oldest teams ever in NBA history (yeah, no stat to back that up, but pretty sure George Gervin played a few minutes in the third… [Ok, ok, the Spurs benched all their old guys, whatever!]), both Nando De Colo and Matt Bonner broke their noses and got all bloody. Bonner with his mask still on! On both (De Colo, Bonner) you got some really good in your face camerawork. I feel like both of those could become UFC moves. The "Russian wrister"! The "Livingston shoulder slam"! De Colo gets mad props for coming back in the game in the second half. Bonner gets mad props too for trying to come back in, but Pop wouldn't have it. Pop hates props! Plus Bonner's quote, "By tomorrow, I'll either have a new mask or a new face" is friggin' awesome. Kinda have a boner for Bonner. While De Colo is not a standard league option, with Tony Parker an elf on the shelf with a bad back, De Colo got 27 minutes 11/3/2/2/1. Near rainbow! It's actually a pretty light slate of games looking ahead on Saturday, so De Colo could be a nice streamer for you in deeper leagues if Parker stays on that shelf. But as Slim pointed out to me earlier in the week, they're against Charlotte – a top-5 PPG NBA D, but his defense and boarding should be fine if you need a lil-a-dat from a PG over the weekend. Here's what else I saw last night in fantasy hoops:Please, blog, may I have some more?
I could tell what JB was thinking just from the look in his eyes, or what I could see of them, but he had to verbalize it, "Come on I really don't want to do this." I'm sure he didn't but a lost bet has consequences. It was time to go play some 2-on-2 tournament basketball and he looked ready. He was carrying his basketball in one hand, his sandals in the other, and sporting a bright orange and pink spandex leotard, which can you believe has to be special ordered. I thought the big and tall store would have a couple to choose from but they don't. Anyway where was I, oh yeah, and a matching blindfold with a couple tiny holes poked out. For safety. At this point there was no escaping our fate, JB knew that what he wanted was no longer relevant. When we finally arrived we were ready to ball. I knew we needed to make an impression so in a show of intimidation I threw my shirt off revealing my shiny black Tom Selleck-esque body fur, pulled my socks up high and tight, and mean mugged those fools as hard as I could.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Breaking news! Kobe Bryant is injured. No one has been talking about this. And in a further Razzball exclusive – he's old. Not exactly the best combo coming back from a major injury, followed by another pretty bad one just a few games back. After a re-examination, apparently the knee bone still isn't connected to the leg bone, so let's call the whole thing off! Will be examined yet again in three weeks, and that's just another knee rub-rub. Who knows how much longer it will be after that. Good news is! Jodie Meeks is still gonna kill it, Kendall Marshall is still going to hand out dimebags like a Colorado bakery, and with the Lakers still atrocious, we can make a pretty educated guess that Kobe is going to be out A – until he is 100%, no questions asked, no way he could get hurt again healthy or B – the season. Leaning B. And even if A happens, it would be so late and in such limited minutes that I don't think the value is worth it. Cut him in 10 or 12-teamers. Just do it. I know some people will keep holding him, if you're in 1st or 2nd and fine for the playoffs and wanna stash, I can't argue much with you, but I think the time is now to use that spot for others. Tough year for Lakers fans, but hey, you're not the Bucks… Here's what else went down across the NBA-o-sphere:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Last night was a doozy. Flummoxing. I actually had to look up flummoxing to be sure it worked. And it does! But there are numerous things that aren't working for the Kings, mainly Rudy Gay's Achilles and DeMarcus Cousins' ankle. Gay actually wasn't "Leon" down in pain like DeMarcus after DMC fully rolled his ankle, but neither sounds like any sort of fun. With Cousins, the diagnosis is a "moderate sprain" and I gotta say, a big near 300-pounder putting all his weight on an ankle the turns 90 degrees the wrong way doesn't sound moderate. Moderate maybe in the sense that the dude in 127 hours only had to "moderately" scratch his arm to get free! I'd expect at least a few weeks. But, "I'm not a doctor, I'm a pool man!" Then there's Gay's Achilles which you could see in his face he was in bad pain and exited pretty quick, albeit under his own power. We all saw Kobe Bryant limp off under his own power with the torn Achilles, so this one is definitely a hold-your-breath injury. The obvious immediate add in most formats is Derrick Williams, who I kinda disregarded when he was acquired, but now is in a "you-better-be-able-to-score-a-lot-because-we'll-need-it" starting role. Solid 22/11/1 with three treys last night in 40 minutes of duty. Just added him in one league for the ice cold Terrence Ross for example. Ross is like, "hey don't blame me, it's this effin' weather!" Yes – I narrate my fantasy teams. Someday soon I hope to put on a finger puppet show. Here's what else I saw last night in a wild evening of fantasy action:Please, blog, may I have some more?


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XvT is my all-time favorite computer game. Instant sale if GOG releases it!!!
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Lucasarts games probably won't be coming for some time since Disney bought Lucasarts and closed them down in April 2013. Lucasarts site is though still online. Here link to the gameinformer article about the closing of Lucasarts: http://www.gameinformer.com/b/news/archive/2013/04/03/disney-closes-game-publisher-lucasarts.aspx
Been trying to re-locate my disc off and on for 3 years. Whenever I find it I'll set it somewhere so I won't lose it, and there goes another 6 months without playing XD would definitely buy if it were on GOG for sure!
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I'm not Adam but his brother!I want this game!It's definitely on my wish list!
A huge classic... one of the best sim ever...
A must-have for a gamer collection.
Instant buy, as I can see, not only for me!
must have on gog you guys would make some big money for this one if you put it on your site
This game is a must. I would buy it in a heartbeat. We tried to find a copy online for a LAN, but apparently win95 interacted with joysticks completely differently and the game wouldn't recognize one. So, if that could be fixed, this would be a huge seller.
greatest SIM ever. Why they stopped this series will forever be a mystery to me. See if you can get the expansion too. This was made for windows 95
I want it, I need it, I'll sell my mom for this game XD
Best Game EVER. Make It Happen GOG!!! PLEASE
Yeah, the first time I couldn't run these games made me sad. They were great games that were completely addicting!
Yeah instant buy for me. I'd buy all of them, if they had them.
Out of curiosity, how does Disney's announcement regarding killing off Lucasarts affect the likelyhood of of GOG being able to pick this game up? (Or any of the other great old LA games, for that matter?)
Xwing & Tie fighter should be bundled with Xwing vs Tie Fighter!
already have X-wing vs Tie Fighter and Balance of Power running in Windows 7. but i would like a version that is supported for Windows 8, i am not switching to 8 yet, but i might in the future. and i don't know if the two games i mentioned will work on 8. trying to setup a virtual machine can be a pain. and i'd rather not go through that process just to play two games.
any of the xwing games would be an instabuy for me. i think xwing/tiefighter/xwing vs. tie are the only games i want to see here more than system shock 2 (so thanks for ss2! bought it this morning when i first saw it!) BUT YEAH. handel's messiah will surely play in my mind the day i see any of the xwing games here.
This was my most played game on the PC when I was a kid. I spent many many many many hours plugging away at this game. I spent even more hours creating my own levels and missions and sharing them via floppy disk with my friends at school. If GOG brought this one on board I would for sure make a purchase.
I would gladly pay for any of the X-Wing, Tie Fighter, X-Wing vs Tie Fighter games.
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Such a great game.
I'd love to be able to play this again, probably the best Star Wars game out there.
OMG...I played this to death. I went to ComiCon some years back and LucasArts was there. I asked them about either rebooting the game or updating it for today's hardware. They agreed that they'd love to see it happen, but alas, there were no plans and no interest at the higher levels at Lucasland to make it happen. :-( PLEASE BRING X-WING vs. TIE FIGHTER BACK TO LIFE!
Hell yes!!
omg yes please!
Plenty of joysticks out there for everyone to buy. The PC was always a simulation system first and a dungeon crawler, shooter, and action gaming system second (and an adventure and text gaming system zeroth), and I would say sales of simulation components are fairly steady -- given how much PC sales have increased, this might seem depressing, but CH, Thrustmaster, Logitech, and now Saitek all still manufacture joysticks. If great titles like these were brought back, maybe those steady sales could increase, too!
While this phrasing is normally used for getting married: "Yes! Yes! A thousand times yes!"
Well said 2Luke2, and I agree. I'll happily throw my money at GOG if they add this one to their library.
You bring it to gog and I will buy it. It's that simple.
Yeah, this one is an absolute necessity for GOG, and it is, without a doubt, one of the all-time best Star Wars games. It's just about all-encompassing, including as it does the best of two previous games. Since this one no longer runs on modern systems, it is a prime candidate for inclusion here.
One of the best Star Wars games ever!
forget Kinect Star-Wars this is a GOOD Star-Wars game. i want this on Gog now.
This game blew my mind as a kid. I have the discs but I haven't had luck getting them to work on newer machines. The only drawback that I can think of is that this game REQUIRES a joystick. And I can't be the only one to have gotten rid of my PC joystick. I doubt the plugs would even be the same anymore.
Please GOG....Do this for us... Certainly one of my favorite games all times!!!
Agreed; Balance of Power would be a great bonus!
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This is one of the first games I ever played, I'd freaking love to be able to play it again!
I wasted sooooooo much of my precious youth playing this game on zone.com. i would love to see not only the game itself on gog.com but maybe some servers somewhere....ahhhhh to be 14 again! hahaha
Right up there with UT2004 and QuakeIII for playing on the old high school library computers off a flash drive back in the day. Would love to get back to it. Especially with LAN support. Man Lucasarts and GOG would really rake it in with this classic.
With the Balance of Power expansion would be great!!!
My goodness, yes. Why lucasarts hasn't broken into the digital download market with more of their hottest games is beyond me. If Gog.com could rope up the xwing games, that would be fantastic!
Me too, if GOG.COM could have X-wing (first) or X-wing vs Tie-Fighter, i will buy !!! And my friend too
This is the only X-wing game I haven't yet played, so GOG get it and you have my money!
Until a worthy successor comes along, this historically significant game deserves to be available to the masses! ...along with the Balance of Power expansion.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars:_X-Wing_vs._TIE_FighterX-Wing Alliance messed up the multiplayer aspect, so please, resurrect the best!
I remember playing this game religiously for a number of years until I moved to a new town in 2000. When I arrived, I opened my XWvTF case and only saw the install disc, and the play disc has never been found since. I have the case prominently displayed on my computer desk as a reminder to periodically check for a working version of this classic. If GOG gets this working, I quote Peter Griffin when I say "Here is a check. Write down any number you want and I will pay it."
Almost 3000 votes and no comments? Great game that still has a huge player base for a game 15 years old!!! GET THIS GAME GOG PLEASE!!!!
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:) "I always watch the matches that are on before me. (Tuesday, Venus followed the Fabrice Santoro vs. Arnaud Clement match that lasted 6 hours, 33 minutes). With a match that dramatic, it was hard to refocus. After losing the first two games in my match, it became apparent to me that I was still thinking about Santoro and Clement. My opponent (Tamarine Tanasugarn of Thailand) did not waste any time in punishing me. I was able to get my focus back by telling myself, 'Hold your serve, Venus,' and then battle back for the break. Then I knew that it was time to pull out the notes, which I write to myself before the match to help me simplify. It worked like magic, because I won the next 10 games in a row making the score 6-2, 4-0. But then I became overconfident and went for shots that were not necessarily the right ones. My opponent won three straight games and was gaining momentum. I realized that I didn't want to be in the same situation as Santoro and Clement, so I strongly urged myself to close it out! (Venus won 6-2, 6-4).


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Gorgeous, rich greens come together in this Haitian painting from the 1970's. Fred Cain of Naples, Florida, called it Children of Paradise and priced it at $1800.
"Whoever buys it gets to figure out how to open it!" Nancy B. Cooper of Austin, Texas, said of the secret drawer in this novel cabinet. It was handmade by a sea captain, and Cooper priced it at $395.
"Talk about somebody having a lot of time!" exclaimed Dan Pruitt of Lady & The Cowboy, Granbury, Texas, about the work that went into this log cabin from the early 1900's. Pruitt said every part of the cabin is handcrafted but admitted to adding his own personal touch to the cabin, a small wreath on its front door. The log cabin was priced at $425.
The cobalt blue color is what really sets this Wedgwood cow apart from the rest, which were normally made in a slate gray color. "This is the second one we've had in twenty-two years. That's how rare it is," said Donald Webb of Flow Blue Brothers, Lewisville, Texas. The set includes a large serving tray and four matching plates and was priced at $3000.
Myrleen Harper of Harper Antiques, Pasadena, Texas, showcased this beautiful 18th-century English oak bench, priced at $1895.
Round Top Winter Antiques Show, Round Top, Texas
Texans are not so accustomed to winter weather and are most definitely not used to driving in it. The night before the Round Top Winter Antiques Show began on January 24, temperatures dropped to dangerous lows and left roads across the state iced over.
"People called and said, 'Are you open? Are you open? Are you open?' and I returned every call," said owner and show promoter Susan Franks. "Yesterday was so treacherous. It took me an hour to get from my hotel to here. We didn't have many customers at first, but then it started picking up."
Pick up it did. The show had around 140 dealers and maintained a strong flow of customers by its second day on January 25. The good turnout may have had something to do with the show's expanding presence on social media, said Tricia LeTempt-Gray, who over the past few months has created a strong Facebook following for the show.
"We're trying to build our base. We're not out buying 'likes,' so we're getting 'likes' that really want to be connected to us," said LeTempt-Gray. "We actually had some stuff that we previewed [on Facebook] before the fall show that was sold before show time."
LeTempt-Gray said the show will continue to increase its on-line presence to try to create an easier and more enjoyable experience for its customers. "We're going to put a new Web site together and are trying to get it up by the spring show. We are going to definitely do more photographs in a gallery style. We're also going to get into Pinterest boards, and we're going to separate those by the venues, so that if somebody comes to look, they can see what's available at all the venues and what to expect before they come."
Visitors can expect other changes as well. "We're going to do a mid-century modern spring show. It's not going to be very large to begin with, but it will be interesting, and we're bringing new people in," said Franks. "We hope to have a food court and have several different food vendors, and we think that would be nice so that people don't have to stand in line and can pick and choose what they want to eat."
Attendees will definitely need to fuel up on some lunch as there will be much to see at the April 2-5 spring show, which will mark the show's 46th anniversary. In addition to the main venue (the Big Red Barn) and the new Mid Century Modern Tent there will be three additional venues—the Continental Tent, Carmine Dance Hall, and the Big Red Barn Tent.
While about 30% of the winter show's dealers are regulars for the larger spring and fall shows, visitors to this winter version of the show had the opportunity to see many dealers and specialty items that won't be featured in April. "This is a group of dealers for this show that aren't consistently spring show dealers. They're dealers who maybe set up somewhere different for the spring and fall shows, so it gives a chance to have a more eclectic mix I think of items, where the Big Red Barn is more concentrated on antique goods and fine items for the big shows," said LeTempt-Gray. "This is really a way to put dealers that wouldn't all necessarily be vendors at the barn during the big show all under one roof for a more eclectic and casual show."
For more information on upcoming Round Top shows, visit the Web site (www.roundtoptexasantiques.com), follow the Original Round Top Antiques Fair on Facebook, or call (512) 237-4747.
Donald Webb of Flow Blue Brothers, Lewisville, Texas, showcased a pair of beautiful early Meissen porcelain candlesticks from Germany. Webb estimated their age to be least 100 years and tagged the pair $1295.
Priced at $3500, this mule chest from the early 1800's was used as a blanket box and features its original paint and a drawer with hand-cut dovetails on the front and back. Dan Pruitt of Lady & The Cowboy, Granbury, Texas, said that's not the only use for a mule chest. "We talked to one couple who said they had a similar piece and used it to hide their booze in whenever their mother-in-law would come to visit."
This early 19th-century door has undoubtedly been the gateway to many fun nights, coming from a New England pub on the North Shore of Boston. Fred Cain of Naples, Florida, acquired the piece from several Cape Cod dealers. He said he's never seen a design quite like the one on the door's top and priced the door, which is coated in its original paint, at around $900.
Originally published in the April 2014 issue of Maine Antique Digest. © 2014 Maine Antique Digest


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KABUL (Reuters) - There are gun battles in the heart of Kabul, dithering
about how to engage hardline Islamists, the looming withdrawal of a
powerful foreign army, an unpopular president and shifting political
alliances between factional leaders.
For many Afghans, the situation in the capital is a gloomy reminder of the
turbulent years leading up to the Soviet retreat in 1989 and the chaotic,
dirty civil war that followed.
They fear the buzzword on the lips of foreign diplomats and the military,
"transition," is little more than a public relations tactic to cover a
polite rush to the exit, that they have seen before.
"If we miss further opportunities in the coming few years there is a
serious risk that Afghanistan could go back to the old days," said
Abdullah Abdullah, a former anti-Taliban leader and foreign minister and
now opposition figurehead whose life has spanned several dark decades of
war in Afghanistan.
President Barack Obama announced last month a phased withdrawal of combat
troops, tied in with a handover to Afghan security forces. Critics warn
those forces are not ready, despite years of training and billions in
foreign funding.
They also fear that efforts to reach out to the Taliban will be hasty, and
any peace deal fragile and half-baked. At stake are the freedoms won since
2001, especially for women. If civil war returns, even more could be lost.
Abdullah, who was President Hamid Karzai's main opponent in the 2009
presidential election, boasts a grey-flecked beard he jokes will likely be
entirely white by 2014.
"The PR part of it is very different from the real perception and belief,
when you talk and engage diplomats who otherwise would endorse the process
of reconciliation. In real terms they would admit the chances are very
In Kabul, "transition" is the talking point for NATO officials and
diplomats eager to show that billions of dollars poured into Afghanistan
since 2001 have been well spent, and political change will be lasting.
"There is a lot of wishful thinking going around at the moment," said one
senior diplomat, who asked not to be identified.
A raid this week on the Intercontinental Hotel, when nine Taliban suicide
bombers breached one of Kabul's most heavily guarded sites, underscored
worries Afghan security forces were still weak. Ending the battle required
a NATO helicopter.
Politics are volatile, with Karzai accused of autocratic tendencies and
former warlords forging an anti-Karzai alliance.
Regionally, neighbors are lining up for a repeat of the "Great Game," the
Victorian-era power struggle over the area. Pakistan, Iran and Central
Asian states that border Afghanistan have dealings with both Kabul and
insurgents, and much at stake.
Even if security holds, the sheer problems of Afghanistan -- poverty,
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West as soldiers depart.
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"I often hear off-the-record from diplomats and non-diplomats 'let's just
go home and forget'. It's a rush to the exit doors."
Despite a surge in U.S. troops that has brought the number of foreign
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of the most violence-racked parts of the country, many Afghans think the
calm cannot last.
"We know that the Taliban will come back if the government and the
foreigners will leave," said Haji Lalai, a shopkeeper in Kandahar, the
southern heart of the surge effort.
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government and foreigners but the night belongs to Taliban. The
announcement on withdrawal of foreign troops from Afghanistan will give a
morale boost to the Taliban."
Assassination figures for Kandahar city appear to bear out his fears. They
accounted for over half of all such killings in Afghanistan in the last
three months, a UN report said.
In Kabul, which has seen years of relative security and where the foreign
military, diplomats and aid workers have flooded the economy with cash,
those fears are also strong.
"We are scared this is all going to return to civil war," said 76-year-old
Fazal Ahmad, who has sold quails in Kabul's old bird market to royalists,
Russians, Taliban and now aid workers.
He lost a younger brother and nephew in a rocket attack in the 1990s civil
war. "Nobody knows the future, except Allah."


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Excellent location – rated 9.2/10! (score from 38 reviews)
Rated by guests after their stay at Moorea Pearl Resort & Spa.
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Outdoor Pool, Outdoor Pool (all year), Grounds
Golf Course (within 2 miles), Fishing, Ping-Pong, Windsurfing, Canoeing, Hiking, Cycling, Diving, Horseback Riding, Snorkeling, Water Sports Facilities (on site), Sauna, Spa, Massage, Hot Tub, Bicycle Rental
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Restaurant, Bar, Breakfast in the Room, Restaurant with Dining Menu, Buffet-Style Restaurant, Snack Bar, Special Diet Meals (upon request)
WiFi is available in all areas and costs XPF 500 per hour.
Free private parking is available on site (reservation is not needed).
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On a private beach, Hotel Kaveka features traditional bungalows with cable TV and ceiling fans. Guests can try water sports including snorkeling and canoeing. Wi-Fi is available in public areas.
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InterContinental Tahiti Resort & SpaFeaturing a sandy-bottom infinity pool with swim-up bar, this resort offers luxury accommodations on a private beach.
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Set alongside a blue lagoon and sandy beach, Moorea Fare Miti offers self-contained bungalows with a patio and free Wi-Fi. Guests enjoy free use of kayaks, sun loungers and snorkelling equipment.
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InterContinental Moorea Resort & SpaNestled between the mountains and a lagoon, this 5-star resort features a choice of over-water bungalows with direct lagoon access, or bungalows surrounded by gardens with their own private plunge...
Score from 43 reviews Excellent
Nice pool Nice staff
Poor internet even when we paid for it. Gave access to only one of our device. The free internet in the lobby was not working all the time and when working was not powerfull enough to send attachments.
The beach bungalow was great, with a terrific view of the ocean (we saw dolphins from our room!). The room's deck was a great place to enjoy wine and cheese (purchased from the nearby grocery store). The free kayake, paddle boards were terrific and the jet ski tour was awesome!
The paid wi fi was iffy (but you could use the computer at reception for free).
The premium overwater bungalows over a great view of the sea and the lagoon, great reef and fish watching. The rooms are spacious, beautifully decorated and have a stunning view.
Don't expect a real beach at the resort.
Snorkeling at the resort was very good, where sea starts to get deep, below the owb, albert motu tour great, breakfast, activities desk woman very nice
Nothing. The rain..
Friendly staff, easy access to all amenities, beautiful location, close to shops.
Fish meal in restaurant was very chewy.
Wifi was terrible
Location is great, 3 min walk to the shops and cafes, about 20 min drive to the airport. Great buffets, tried both breakfast and dinner. Great snorkelling
Swimming beach (sand) seems to belong to the beach bungalows. If you stay in the room or garden bungalow, you have to swim from the platform which takes you right into deep water
Location was good since it was close to a supermarket or their so called "downtown".
Their bathrooms are not that well kept.. Was expecting it would be nice considering the amount your paying but it was mehh...they also seriously need to fix their bfast buffet. The plates were most of the time dirty and the food was very mediocre!
Location and view is amazing.
WIFI is very expensive. You can walk down the road though and get free wifi with lunch at the café upstairs. If you do not want to pay for the Buffett and show have dinner at the Bar and atch the show from there. They got the same view as us and we paid $80 each.
Quiet Friendly Attentive Amazing Scenery Everything the reviews had promised
We took this hotel for the beach, but is not so nice like in the pic. But the front row bungalow is wonderull But if you get on the other side youll get cover view
The color is more dark and you need swwiming shoes. And over water bungalos cover the view. They give us just a annana as present for honeymoon.
The staff, the views, Moorea Blue DivingCenter, the snorkeling under the premium bungalows. We also stayed in Bora Bora and Tahiti, Moorea was absolutely the best! The people are awesome, down-to-earth casual and friendly. The food was good, and as Southern Californians we have to say it wasn't nearly as expensive as other reviews made it seem. We love the Moorea Pearl!
Leaving at the end, although Theresa the concierge got the rest of the front-of-house staff together and gave my wife Natalie and I a great send-off. We were sad to leave.
Great location,loved our overwater bungalow. Everything about this place was excellent great way to end a two month holiday. Loved every minute! All the staff were amazing!
Almost everything! Very reasonable prices at restarant and cafe.
Relaxed atmosphere. Even though we stayed over Easter, a very busy time, the resort never felt crowded. There were always spare loungers at the pool. The snorkelling right off our deck was great, the water so clear and warm. We would stay again.
I would have liked more tourist info/brochures available, either in our room or in the lobby. There was a tour desk, but I felt this was only if you wanted to book a tour.
The resort was wonderful, beautiful grounds, lovely rooms and great amenities. The staff was wonderful and we had a very enjoyable stay.
I did think that it was a bit over priced, and I didn't think that the food in the restaurant was very good but maybe it was just what we ordered but the quality wasn't there for a five hundred dollar night.
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Off course, an important part of the solution is documentation. But this requires a good documentation system, discipline and continuous re-documentation. But if you are using JHeadstart for your application generation, you can consider yourself lucky (which you probably already did), because the application definition contains a wealth of information. JHeadstart uses it to generate the ADF Faces application, but we can also use it for documentation purposes.
JHeadstart stores all it's information in the application definition file and provides an editor to define the application. But neither the editor nor the application definition file is directly suited for documentation purposes. However, since it is in XML format, it provides easy access to all the information and with the use of an XML stylesheet (xslt) we can extract the data and present it in a suitable way. The only drawback is that you have to run the transformation process to get the documentation. This could be a part of the continuous integration process, but other options are available as well. At AMIS we use the confluence WIKI for documentation purposes and that provides us with a very good solution since it contains a built-in xslt parser. It can use the application definition file and the xslt directly from subversion to generate the output right into the wiki and we can define as many transformations as we like, thus producing different reports.
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 <title>Viewobjects that are used by the <xsl:value-of select="/jhs:Service/@name"/></title>

Viewobjects that are used by the <xsl:value-of select="/jhs:Service/@name"/>

 Group
 DataCollection
 DataCollectionImpl
 TreeDataCollection
 TreeDataCollectionImpl

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</xsl:stylesheet>
Beware of the fact that the application definition file has a namespace attached to it (at the Service element) and that you therefore have to include that namespace in your xslt file, as you can see by the definition and the use of the jhs prefix.
Another nice piece of information is for which groups the pagedef generation has been disabled :
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<xsl:stylesheet version="2.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"
<xsl:output method="html" version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" />
<xsl:template match="/">
<title>About generation of the pagedefinitions</title>

NO generation of pagedefinition?

<xsl:for-each select="//jhs:Group">
<xsl:call-template name="pagedefgeneration"/>
<xsl:template name="pagedefgeneration">
<input type="checkbox" >
<xsl:if test="@generateBindings='false'">
<xsl:attribute name="checked">1</xsl:attribute>
<xsl:value-of select="@name"/>
Off course the options are endless: the list of the user-defined templates, insert/update/delete mode of a group, items that are updatable or disabled, all the labels or hints etc. etc, probably only limited by your xslt knowledgde. And you know what… all of the faces configuration files, the web.xml and all of the Business Components and the application modules are XML files too and even the jsf pages :-).
Take care, this is a bit trickier, because the generateBindings attribute can have the value 'false', 'true' or be totally absent, in which case the JHeadstart application generator (jag) uses its default value 'true'.


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Thursday, September 11, 2014
Embodied vs. bodily existence? Arguments in favor of a dualistic understanding of human persons — Heinrich Watzka, S.J. is professor of philosophy at Sankt Georgen Graduate School of Philosophy and Theology in Frankfurt am Main, Germany and an International Visiting Jesuit Fellow at Holy Cross. His talk is co-sponsored with the Department of Philosophy.
4 p.m., Rehm Library
Monday, September 15, 2014
Building After Auschwitz: Jewish Architecture and the Memory of the Holocaust — Gavriel D. Rosenfeld, professor of history and director of the Judaic Studies Program at Fairfield University, will discuss his book "Building After Auschwitz" (Yale University Press, 2011). The talk will explore how Jewish architects have risen to unprecedented prominence since World War II and the ways in which their work reflects their Jewish identities and memories of the Holocaust. Part of a series on "Time, Memory and Identity" co-sponsored with Arts Transcending Borders at Holy Cross, and supported by the Kraft-Hiatt Fund for Jewish-Christian Understanding.
4:30 p.m., Rehm Library
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
Fishbowl Discussion on Trigger Warnings in the Classroom — Moderated by Matthew Koss, professor of physics and director of the Center for Teaching, this fishbowl-style discussion will explore the ethics of trigger warnings in college syllabi and classrooms. Trigger warnings are providing advanced notice about the intent to cover sensitive content (i.e. rape, torture, suicide, self-harming or shaming behaviors) that may cause trauma to students who have personal experience with it. Co-sponsored with the Center for Teaching.
4 p.m., Rehm Library
Thursday, September 18, 2014
Decomposing mathematical objects — Cristina Ballantine, professor of mathematics and computer science, has focused much of her work on breaking down mathematical objects into their basic building blocks. This is similar to writing an integer as a product of primes. Recently, she began working on problems related to counting the number of ways in which a positive integer can be written as a sum of smaller positive integers. She will discuss her past and current work in a manner accessible to non-mathematicians. This lunch is open to Holy Cross faculty. Reservations necessary. Email email@example.com by September 11.
12:30-1:30 p.m., Hogan Suites B/C
Thursday, September 18, 2014
Hallowed Pain: Representing the Slave Blandina and Jesus's Brother James as Martyrs — Karen L. King, the Hollis Professor of Divinity at Harvard Divinty School, has published widely in the areas of Gnosticism, ancient Christianity, and Women's Studies. This lecture will use stories of two martyrs to explore questions about justice and the nature of God, the self and norms, and how to deal with the isolation that pain and suffering bring. Co-sponsored with the Class of 1956 Chair in New Testament Studies and Women's and Gender Studies.
4:30 p.m., Rehm Library
Monday, September 22, 2014
Genocide Awareness Lecture — James Waller, Cohen Endowed Chair of Holocaust and Genocide Studies at Keene State College and author of "Becoming Evil: How Ordinary People Commit Genocide and Mass Killing" (Oxford University Press, 2002), will give a talk on genocide awareness. Waller is an eminent scholar in genocide studies and an effective public policy advocate for genocide and mass killing prevention. Jointly sponsored by the W. Arthur Garrity Sr. Professorship; the McFarland Center; the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies; and the Economics Department.
7 p.m., Seelos Theater
Thursday, September 25, 2014
"Most Wonderfully Deceitful to the Eye": The Art and History of Neapolitan Presepe — Rachel Delphia, the Alan G. and Jane A. Lehman Curator of Decorative Arts and Design at the Carnegie Museum of Art, will speak in conjunction with the Cantor Art Gallery exhibit, "The Italian Nativity - IL PRESEPE: Cultural Landscapes of the Soul." Her talk is co-sponsored with the McFarland Center and its initiative on Catholics & Cultures.
4:30 p.m., Rehm Library
Thursday, September 25, 2014
50 Years of the War on Poverty: What it meant for the elderly - Kathleen McGarry is professor and chair or economics at UCLA and a research associate at the National Bureau of Economic Research. She will discuss the role of various social insurance programs in the dramatic decline of poverty among the elderly over the last 50 years and the extent to which poverty reporting accurately depicts the situation for the elderly. Co-sponsored with Phi Beta Kappa, the Department of Economics and the Dean's Office.
7:30 p.m., Rehm Library
Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Magic, Religion and Theology in Africa: Some Questions and a Few Answers —Stephen Buckland, S.J., an International Visiting Jesuit Fellow, will lead a lunchtime discussion with faculty and students exploring how people define and understand magic and religion in Africa and other places. Fr. Buckland recently completed his term as Provincial Superior in Zimbabwe. To register, email email@example.com no later than September 24. Space is limited.
12:30 - 1:30 p.m., Hogan Suite A
Thursday, October 2, 2014
Millennials, Parents, and Grandparents: Are families still passing on their faith? - Vern Bengtson, faculty research associate with the Edward R. Roybal Institute on Aging at the University of Southern California, will talk about his 2013 book, "Families and Faith: Generations and the Transmissions of Religion." In the largest-ever study of religion and family across generations, Bengtson and his colleagues followed more than 350 families for nearly four decades to find out how religion is, or is not, passed down from one generation to the next. A lecture on "Keeping, Changing, and Choosing Religious Faith," this event is one of the Deitchman Family Lectures on Religion & Modernity.
7:30 p.m., Rehm Library
Monday, October 6, 2014
Understanding American Jews: demographically complicated, religiously diverse, stronger than ever, and still at risk — Rabbi Eric Yoffie is a writer, lecturer, and internationally known religious leader. A Worcester native, he is president emeritus of the Union for Reform Judaism, representing 1.5 million Reform Jews in the United States and Canada. Supported by the Kraft-Hiatt Fund for Jewish-Christian Understanding and co-sponsored with the Worcester JCC, the Jewish Federation of Central Massachusetts and Temple Emanuel Sinai.
7:30 p.m., Rehm Library
Thursday, October 23, 2014
How Do People Become Catholic? Formation, Incorporation, and the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults - David Yamane, associate professor of sociology at Wake Forest University, is author of "Becoming Catholic: Finding Rome in the American Religious Landscape." He will talk about the significance of Americans who convert to Catholicism and why, when the focus is more typically on those leaving the faith. A lecture on "Keeping, Changing, and Choosing Religious Faith," this event is one of the Deitchman Family Lectures on Religion & Modernity.
7:30 p.m., Rehm Library
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
Unconscious Racial Bias and the Challenge of Solidarity: Catholic Social Teaching Post Trayvon Martin (and Michael Brown and ...) - Rev. Bryan Massingale, professor of theological ethics at Marquette University, is author of "Racial Justice and the Catholic Church" (Orbis, 2010). He will explore Catholic Social Thought in light of the recent shootings of unarmed Black men. One of the Deitchman Family Lectures on Religion and Modernity.
4:30 p.m., Rehm Library
Thursday, October 30, 2014
Coloring Outside the Color-Line: Community Muralism and Racial Justice — Maureen O'Connell, chair and associate professor of religion at LaSalle University, is the author of "If These Walls Could Talk: Community Muralism and the Beauty of Justice" (Liturgical Press, 2012). She will speak about the community muralism movement in Philadelphia and its theological aspects. Her talk is co-sponsored with Montserrat's Divine Cluster and Arts Transcending Borders.
7:30 p.m., Seelos Theater
Monday, November 3, 2014
To Capture the Fire: The Life and Works of Elie Wiesel — Alan Rosen, a renowned scholar of Holocaust literature, will give a lecture on Holocaust survivor and Nobel Peace Prize winner Elie Wiesel, under whom Rosen studied. Rosen is editor of "Celebrating Elie Wiesel: Stories, Essays, Reflections" (University of Notre Dame Press, 1998). His lecture is supported by the Kraft-Hiatt Fund for Jewish-Christian Understanding.
7:30 p.m., Rehm Library
Monday, November 10, 2014
Adjudicating Sexual Assault on Campus — This fishbowl-style discussion will focus on the national debate over the pros and cons of whether college campuses, as opposed to law enforcement authorities, are the best venue for adjudicating sexual assault cases. Participants will include: Associate Dean of Students Paul Irish, Stephenie Chaudoir, assistant professor of psychology; Elizabeth Inman '15; and a representative from the District Attorney's office. Co-sponsored with Women's and Gender Studies.
4 p.m., Rehm Library
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Stigmata on the Hudson: the Strange Tale of Sister Thorn — Paula Kane '80, Marous Chair of Catholic Studies at the University of Pittsburgh, leads a discussion on themes in her new book "Sister Thorn and Catholic Mysticism in Modern America" (University of North Carolina Press, 2013). Co-sponsored with the The Alexander F. Carson Lecture Series.
4:30 p.m., Rehm Library
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Eloquence for Everyone: The Past, Present and Future of Eloquentia Perfecta in Jesuit Higher Education — Cinthia Gannett, associate professor of English at Fairfield University, will provide an overview of the multi-century aim of Jesuit humanistic education, eloquentia perfecta, consider the present status of educating for eloquence, and prompt a discussion on ways that faculty, curricula, programs, and the broader educational culture at Holy Cross can engage the aim of eloquence in the 21st century. Gannett is currently co-editing a book on Traditions of Eloquence: The Jesuits and Rhetorical Studies. Respondents will be Holy Cross professors Patricia Bizzell, English, and Rev. Thomas Worcester, S.J., history.
4:30 p.m., Rehm Library
November 14-15, 2014
Moral Sentimentalism and the Foundations of Morality — This two day conference will explore the renewed philosophical interest in moral sentimentalism, which favors emotions and desires as the basis for morality versus rational thought processes. The sessions are free and open to the public. Learn more and view the schedule.
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Revisioning Talmud Study: When a Religious Treasure Hit the Secular University - Alan Avery-Peck, professor of religious studies and Kraft-Hiatt Professor of Judaic Studies, will discuss the arc of his scholarly career, focusing on the emergence and development of the still relatively new field of the university study of Judaism. His recent publications include an introduction and commentary to 2 Corinthians in The Jewish Annotated New Testament and "The Amoraic Agenda in Bavli Rosh Hashanah," in Alan Avery-Peck, et al., eds., A Legacy of Learning: Essays in Honor of Jacob Neusner. He is a participant in producing the forthcoming A Comparative Handbook to the Gospel of Matthew. This lunch is open to Holy Cross faculty. Reservations necessary. Noon-1 p.m., Hogan Suite A
Spring 2015
Monday, January 26, 2015
From the Civil War to Ferguson: The Role of the Black Church as a Training Ground for Activism — Karsonya Wise Whitehead, assistant professor of communication and African & African American studies at Loyola University Maryland, is the author of "Notes from a Colored Girl: The Civil War Pocket Diaries of Emilie Frances Davis" (University of South Carolina Press, 2014). In this lecture, explore the role of the black church in the context of American history, the recent events in Ferguson and New York, and the African American experience.
4:30 p.m., Rehm Library
Monday, February 9, 2015
Jesuit Kaddish: Encounters between Jesuits and Jews and Why These Might Matter to Us — Rev. James Bernauer, S.J., is professor of philosophy and director of the Center for Christian-Jewish Learning at Boston College, and co-editor of "The Tragic Couple: Encounters Between Jews and Jesuits" (Brill, 2013). His talk will offer an overview of how Jesuits became a leader in dialogue with Jews and will focus on encounters in the 20th century, with special attention on the historical context of the Holocaust. Co-sponsored by the Mission and Identity Committee.
4:30 p.m., Rehm Library
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
The Pope and Mussolini — David Kertzer will talk about his recent book, "The Pope and Mussolini: The Secret History of Pius XI and the Rise of Fascism in Europe" (Random House, 2014). He is the Paul Dupee University Professor of Social Science at Brown University, where he is also professor of anthropology and Italian studies. Supported by the Kraft-Hiatt Fund for Jewish-Christian Understanding. Co-sponsored with the Worcester JCC.
7:30 p.m., Rehm Library
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
Oh God — The Israeli Stage, a Boston-based theatre troupe dedicated to producing the works of Israeli playwrights for college audiences, will reprise their American premiere of Amat Gov's play about a psychotherapist and single mother to an autistic child who gets a visit from a new, desperate patient: God. A Q&A session will follow the performance. Supported by the Kraft-Hiatt Fund for Jewish Christian-Understanding.
7 p.m., The Pit, O'Kane Hall
Wednesday, April 8, 2015
Teaching at the Jezreel Valley Art Center in Israel, where Jewish, Christian and Muslim Youth are Making Music Together — Acclaimed harpsichordist Marina Minkin was born in the Ukraine and immigrated to Israel in 1981. In a luncheon discussion, she will share her experiences teaching at the Jezreel Valley Art Center in Israel, where both students and teachers represent the cultural and ethnic mosaic of the region, including Jews and Arabs, Christians and Muslims, religious and secular. Supported by the Kraft-Hiatt Fund for Jewish-Christian Understanding.
12-1 p.m., Hogan Suite A
Thursday, April 9, 2015
Notes on a Moral Masculinity: Rethinking Relationships between Homophobia, Heterosexism and Sexual Violence — CJ Pascoe is assistant professor of sociology at the University of Oregon and author of Dude, You're a Fag: Masculinity and Sexuality in High School (University of California Press, 2007). Her work focuses on gender, youth, homophobia, sexuality and new media. Co-sponsored with Sexual Assault Facts, Education and Response (SAFER), Women's and Gender Studies, and the Department of Sociology and Anthropology.
7:30 p.m., Rehm Library
Monday, April 20, 2015
The Roman Triumph in its Urban Context: Building Memories and Identities in Republican Rome — Maggie Popkin, assistant professor of Roman art at Case Western Reserve University, explores the triumph, an elaborate procession celebrating Rome's military victories, and the ways it connected monuments, urban space, ritual, and Roman identities. The lecture is part of "Time, Memory and Identity," a series co-sponsored with Arts Transcending Borders.
4:30 p.m., Rehm Library
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MEDICINE LODGE — Josephine M. Kimball, 83, died Jan. 28 at her home in Medicine Lodge. She was born Jan. 15, 1928, in St. Leo, Kingman County, the daughter of Phillip and Elizabeth (Bayer) Becker. On April 8, 1947, she married Everett Kimball in St. Leo. He survives.
She was a member of the Holy Rosary Catholic Church, Medicine Lodge, and Daughters of Isabella.
Other survivors include daughters Cecelia Trantham and husband Tom, Great Bend, and Marilyn Shinliver and husband Gary, Wichita; a son, Everett Kimball Jr. and wife Patt, Nashville, Kan.; daughter Kathy Rathgeber and friend Randy, Alva, Okla.; two ...
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I'm sure he did , how long was that show on and neither was married
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A substantial number of King Street merchants and residents along the "King Street Entrance Corridor", between Riberia Street and Granada Street, including those who live or do business on the adjacent parallel or intersecting streets, were energized in March 2012, after they received only two-week's notification from the Florida Department of Transportation about a pending shutdown of King Street — allowing them inadequate time to prepare.
"It appears they have changed the footprint of the King Street project to include the section between Avenida Menendez and Granada Street," Maguire informed local news reporters. "If you remember, we chose the strip between Granada and Ponce de Leon Boulevard to organize because the east end of King Street was always included in the downtown improvements."
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Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra
The Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra (DPO) is a fully professional musical group in Dayton, Ohio, formed in 1933. It is a member of the League of American Orchestras (LAO) and the Regional Orchestra Players' Association (ROPA), and presents programs mainly of classical music, but also occasionally performs world music, pops, jazz and rock-n-roll.
Between September and May each year, the orchestra performs about 9 full-orchestra concert series, 4 chamber orchestra series, 4 operas with the Dayton Opera, 3 light family concerts, 4 Young People's Concerts, 6 SuperPops series, and several concerts for special occasions.[1]
The Dayton Philharmonic has received the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) award for Adventurous Programming of Contemporary Music seven times; and has gained special recognition for its educational and community outreach programs, serving 90,000 children in fourteen counties — more children than any other orchestra of their budget size in the United States.
The DPO has been housed in the Benjamin and Marian Schuster Performing Arts Center since 2003. Prior to that, the orchestra played concerts at Montgomery County's Memorial Hall, the Dayton Convention Center, and the Victoria Theatre. The orchestra has been led by Musical Director Neal Gittleman since 1995.[2]
- 1933-1975 - Paul Katz
- 1975-1987 - Charles Wendelken-Wilson
- 1987-1994 - Isaiah Jackson
- 1994-present - Neal Gittleman
Dayton Philharmonic Youth Orchestra[edit]
The youth orchestra, originally founded as the "Training Orchestra", is an instructional orchestra with competitive auditions open to students in grades 9 to 12. The youth orchestra gives several performances a year and has occasionally featured presentations with professional entertainers such as Sesame Street's Bob McGrath. The youth orchestra rehearses weekly during the school year at the University of Dayton's College Park Center.
- 1937-1941 - Paul Katz
- 1941-1968 - Marjorie Kline
- 1968-1976 - Jaroslav Holesovsky
- 1976-1978 - Ken Miller
- 1978-1995 - William J. Steinohrt
- 1995-1999 - Peter Ciaschini
- 2000-present - Patrick Reynolds
Dayton Philharmonic Youth Strings[edit]
The youth string orchestra is open for competitive audition for students of string instruments in grades 6 - 12. It was originally known as the Dayton Philharmonic Junior String Orchestra. The name was changed in 2011 to the Dayton Philharmonic Youth Strings.
- 1982-1991 - William R. Scutt
- 1991-1998 - Xiao-Guang Zhu
- 1998-2009 - Karen Young
- 2009-present - Betsey Hofeldt
- ^ "Dayton Philharmonic History". Retrieved 2009-05-25.
- ^ "Dayton Philharmonic Information". Retrieved 2009-05-25.
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