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The NEC NP-P350X XGA Entry Level Projector works equally well in the media room, classroom or meeting room. Its 3500 lumens and 2,000:1 contrast ratio provide a rich, vivid picture in a variety of projection environments.
Its native resolution is XGA (1024 x 768) but it can also scale images in the VGA, SVGA, XGA, SXGA, SXGA+ and UXGA resolutions. It can also project video images in the NTSC, NTSC4.43, PAL, PAL-60, PAL-M, PAL-N and SECAM television standards. In addition it can handle both 720p and 1080i high definition programming. And its 100 - 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz power supply makes it useable just about anywhere in the world.
The NP-P350X has lots of features you can appreciate while you're in the same room with it too. Setup is easy thanks to Keystone Correction which automatically squares up your image while Autosense detects and syncs the projector with most computers. The Virtual Remote Tool software that comes with the projector allows you to control it from your laptop when you connect them with the VGA cable that's included. No other cabling is required. And if you want to leave your laptop behind, the USB Viewer feature allows you to screen program material accessed from a USB drive. You can even project images onto objects like spheres or cylinders or into corners via the Geometric Correction function. The Active Lens Cover acts like a pause shutter in case you want to halt video and audio briefly to illustrate a point. While there's a powerful 10W built-in speaker, there's also a variable audio output for an external speaker in case you need to reach a larger crowd. The NP-P350X's wide connectivity also includes HDMI, a monitor output and USB.
You can also monitor and control the NP-P350X from just about anywhere in the world there's a connection to the Internet. That's because this projector is network ready. Plug it into your LAN via its RJ-45 jack and you can remotely monitor and control it from anywhere on your local network or across the Internet. You can even have it email you when it detects a fault or the projector lamp is nearing the end of its life. Closed Captioning, from program sources that provide it, is ideal for the hearing-impaired or for any noisy environment like gyms, trade shows or conventions. One of the NP-P350X's most important features is its energy efficiency. In Eco-Mode lamp life shoots up to 5000 hours while fan noise drops from 35dB to a minimal 29dB.
The NP-P350X actually has a carbon savings meter that can optionally project session and total CO2 emissions saved due to Eco-Mode use at the beginning and end of each presentation when Eco-Mode is used. You can turn Eco-Mode off and on with one button on the remote. Other energy saving features include quick start (three to four seconds) and quick shutdown (which requires no additional cool-down time after the projector is turned off). In addition the projector can turn on automatically when it detects a computer signal and turn off automatically when it detects no signal from any input.
Power, professional features and functionality at a very reasonable price make the NEC NP-P350X hard to beat.
Essential Features for IntegrationWith XGA and WXGA native resolutions, high brightness up to 3500 lumens and patented NEC technologies, the NP-P350X projector displays impressive image qualityRemarkable contrast ratio (2000:1) enhances your imagePowerful 10W speaker provides volume needed for large roomsVertical lens shift provides for flexible installationTerminal cover easily hides cables to create a clean environment while deterring unintentional accessVersatile, color-coded connections to computer, video sources and external monitor
Networking CapabilitiesIntegrated RJ-45 connection for quick connection to the LAN (10/100 base-T capability)Remote diagnostics enable the user to monitor and make adjustments to the projector remotelyPC CTL 4.0 controls the power switching input selection and other functions while managing lamp usage and a variety of other vital information over the network. Email notification and projector scheduling for better asset management is included with the softwareImage Express Utility dedicated projector software (IEU 2.0; compatible with Windows or Mac operating systems) provides wired and wireless data transmission via peer-to-peer or over the networkBroadcast Mode allows you to send information from one computer to several projectorsImage Express Lite dedicated projector software provides wired and wireless data transmission via peer-to-peer or over the networkWindows Network Projector function within Windows Vista connects directly to networked projectors without the need for additional proprietary softwareWindows Remote Desktop function allows you to control a networked computer by connecting a USB mouse and keyboard directly to the projector's USB inputWindows Media Connection and Network Drive functions display multimedia files (.jpeg, .bmp, .png, .mpeg2 or .wmv9) stored on the Windows Media Connect server, in the Windows shared folder, or on a local network using the Viewer function-all without bringing your PC into the conference roomCrestron Roomview
Environmental FeaturesExtended lamp life with Eco-Mode technology increases lamp life up to 5000 hours, while lowering power consumptionPower management enables projector to automatically turn off when an incoming signal is not detected from any of the inputsAuto Power On via the RGB (15-pin) input connector when a signal is detected from a computerCarbon savings meter calculates the positive effects of operating the projector in Eco-Mode, which is encouraged by an optional message at startup. A green Eco-Mode button on the remote control makes the switch easyQuick start (3 to 4 seconds) lets you begin presenting in seconds while quick shutdown (immediate power off with no cooling required after shutdown) ensures efficient energy usageSleep timer can be set to automatically turn off the projector at set countdown timesLow power consumption (0.2W in standby mode) minimizes energy costsDirect power off provides instantaneous shutdown of the projector
Top Cover Lamp ChangePerform easy lamp changes without removal of the projector from the mount
5000 Hour Filter LifeNEC is committed to designing its products to provide long lifecycles. This commitment even extends to components within its products, including the improved filter. This virtually maintenance-free filter reduces the frequency at which cleaning is required, thereby decreasing your total cost of ownership
Active Lens CoverThis cover enables presenters to immediately mute the audio and video, then seconds later lower the lamp brightness to 25% for a short period of time
Geometric CorrectionProjecting an image isn't confined to a standard flat screen or wall with the NP-P350X. Geometric correction allows these models to project an image on spheres, cylinders, corner angles and many more non-standard surfaces
Virtual Remote (DDC/CI)Used over the VGA cable, you can control the projector directly from a computer without the need for additional control cables
CornerstoneEnhanced keystone correction allows for horizontal, vertical and diagonal image correction for aligned images even when the projector is set up at an angle to the screen
Wide Selection of InputsDual computer inputs ensure quick switching between presentationFour audio inputs (two mini stereo [Comp1 & Comp2], R/L [RCA - shared by video sources] and HDMI) make it easy to add sound to enhance your presentations
Remote ControlEasy control from remote allows you to adjust lamp mode, aspect ratio, volume and image all with the touch of a button
HDMI InputAmong the projector's wide selection of inputs is an HDMI w/HDCP for connecting to high-definition sources such as Blu-ray players, cable boxes, satellite receivers and personal computers
Variable Audio OutThis input enables the remote control to be used to adjust volume of self-powered external speakers that are connected to the projector. In standby mode, the audio out stays active, allowing the last input used to pass to the self-powered external speakers
USB ViewerIn instances when you'd prefer to leave your laptop behind for a presentation, P Series projectors can deliver a solution. Using the presentation conversion software included with your projector, simply place your file onto a USB drive and plug it into the projector's USB port. This allows you to display images stored as .jpgs from optional USB memory
USB InputYour connection options go even further with the P Series. Connect your laptop or PC directly to the projector using the USB port and a standard USB cable
Input Panel CoverThis optional accessory creates a clean look for your installation, while hiding signal cables and the power cord
Built-In Wall Color Correction PresetsThese provide for adaptive color tone correction to display properly on non-white surfaces
DICOM SIMDICOM Simulation enables users in medical environments to display accurate diagnostic images
Additional FeaturesWireless LANAuto power onClosed captioningCarbon savings meterVirtual RemoteAdvanced AccuBlendAutoSense


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Unlikely allies in the academy : women of color and white women in conversation. New York: Routledge; 2012. Abstract
Diverse administrators in peril : the new indentured class in higher education. Boulder: Paradigm Publishers; 2012. Abstract
Why aren't we there yet? : taking personal responsibility for creating an inclusive campus. Vol 1st. Sterling, Va.: Stylus Pub.; 2012.
Transforming the ivory tower : challenging racism, sexism, and homophobia in the academy. Honolulu; Los Angeles, Calif.: University of Hawaiʻi Press; In association with UCLA, Asian American Studies Center; 2012.
Views from the frontline : voices of conscience on college campuses. Champaign, Ill.: Common Ground; 2012.
Confronting equity issues on campus : implementing the equity scorecard in theory and practice. Sterling, Va.: Stylus; 2012. Abstract
Writing centers and the new racism : a call for sustainable dialogue and change. Logan, Utah: Utah State University Press; 2011. Abstract
Still searching for our mothers' gardens : experiences of new, tenure-track women of color at "majority" institutions. Lanham, Md.: University Press of America; 2011.
From diplomas to doctorates : the success of black women in higher education and its implications for equal educational opportunities for all. Vol 1st. Sterling, Va.: Stylus; 2009.

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Summer's almost over, and soon, the itch to leave your office and get outside to enjoy warm weather will be a thing of the past. Although being in a relationship during the cooler months is full of cuddling in order to stay warm, but nothing beats summer romance. Whether you met someone special this summer and you still want to create your own summer nights like those from Grease or you're looking for a new romantic way to end the summer with your steady partner, you'll find being creative is the best way to let the season end. Skip the clichéd beach picnic date and try one of these ten romantic ways to enjoy the last weeks of summer instead:
Related: Enjoy the Summer Together Like Halle Berry and Olivier Martinez
1. Love is thicker than water: Grab a bag of water balloons and go crazy! Enjoy water during the heat while you can, because before you know it, the next duel you'll be sharing will be a cold snowball fight. So where is the romance? Seeing each other wet and bouncing around is sure to inspire love touches and raise the level of heat so that the water won't be able to cool it down.
2. Sweat is sexy: Playing a sport is always incredibly sexy. A great choice during the summer is volleyball. Hit the beach and wear your sexiest swimsuit and you'll be sure to give your partner a heat stroke. Play on each other's team for plenty of friendly camaraderie and don't be afraid to sweat.
3. Take a cruise: It might be expensive to take a ride on a cruise ship, but don't underestimate the fun you can have cruising around on a car trip. Driving is an all-season romantic trip, but it really rocks when it's warm out. Forget the air conditioner and roll down all the windows for a warm summer breeze. Try singing along to every song on the radio.
4. Enjoy your own holiday: Who says Independence Day is the only summer holiday? Check out dailyholidys.net for last minute holidays to celebrate before the summer's up. August 1 is Girlfriend Day and August 2 is National Night Out. Make it fun and promise to celebrate every holiday on the calendar.


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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 2b, New Atlantis, a Work Unfinished (Conversation with Governor continued, Conversation with Joabim).
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Which type of history is ideal to build a foundation for philosophy?
(a) Divine.
(b) Revised.
(c) Empirical.
(d) Natural.
2. Which of the following often gives ideas that are false because of the lack of information?
(a) Nature.
(b) Divinity.
(c) Phenomena.
(d) Senses.
3. Which of the following is not mentioned as being a group with large fleets?
(a) Phoenicians.
(b) Indonesians.
(c) Carthaginians.
(d) Palestinians.
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(a) 10.
(b) 14.
(c) 16.
(d) 21.
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(b) Red Sea.
(c) South Sea.
(d) Yellow Sea.
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1. Of the ideas of the mind are poorly constructed and ____.
2. We must avoid our ____if we want to see the pattern of the world..
3. With clear ____, the intellect can become more powerful.
4. What was the name of the island?
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StudioCanal (a.k.a. Le Studio Canal+, Canal Plus, Canal+ Distribution, Canal+ Production, and Canal+ Image) is a French-based production (as StudioCanal S.A.) and distribution (as StudioCanal Images S.A.) company that owns the third-largest film library in the world. The company is a unit of the Canal+ Group, controlled by Vivendi.
The company was founded in 1988 by Pierre Lescure as a spin-off of the Canal+ pay-TV network. The original function was to focus on French and European productions, but later made strategic deals with American production companies. StudioCanal's most notable productions from its early years include Terminator 2: Judgment Day, JFK, Basic Instinct, Cliffhanger, Under Siege, Free Willy, and the original Stargate movie. In those days, it was known as Le Studio Canal+.
It has strong links to Universal Studios (Studiocanal and Universal Studios were owned by the same company between 2000 and 2004, hence StudioCanal co-produced a fair number of Universal's films).
Other films the company financed include U-571, Bully, and Bridget Jones's Diary. StudioCanal also funded the last third of David Lynch's film Mulholland Drive.[1] StudioCanal also financed French-language films, such as Brotherhood of the Wolf (which became the second-highest-grossing French-language film in the United States in the last two decades) and Intimate Strangers (which is being remade by Hollywood-based Paramount Pictures[2]).The biggest box office hits for StudioCanal have been Terminator 2: Judgment Day which grossed US$519 million, Basic Instinct which grossed US$352 million and The Tourist which grossed US$278 million worldwide.[3][4][5]
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StudioCanal acquired film libraries from studios that either went defunct or had merged with it over the years. As a result, the company's library is the third-largest in the world.
StudioCanal's library includes the film libraries of:
- Carolco Pictures (Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Rambo: First Blood Part II, Basic Instinct, Total Recall, etc.)
- De Laurentiis Entertainment Group (King Kong Lives, Tai-Pan, 3 Days of the Condor, Evil Dead II, international rights to Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, etc.).
- Embassy Pictures (The Graduate, This Is Spinal Tap, The Producers, The Emerald Forest, The Sure Thing, etc.)
- The Alexander Salkind pictures not owned by Warner Bros. (including The Trial and Santa Claus: The Movie)
- British Lion Films (The Wicker Man, The Man Who Fell to Earth, Don't Look Now, The Third Man, etc.)
- The films of Anglo-Amalgamated (Peeping Tom, the Carry On series (1958-66 only), etc.)
- The Ealing Studios library (The Ladykillers, The Cruel Sea, etc.)
- The EMI Films library (Highlander, Death on the Nile, The Go-Between, etc.; also including the ABPC back catalogue, but not including US rights to certain co-productions—said rights to such films as Close Encounters of the Third Kind [whose worldwide rights are with Columbia Pictures under Sony Pictures] are owned by other major studios, usually the original releasing studio) - coincidentally, StudioCanal sister company Universal Music Group acquired EMI in 2012
- The Lumiere Pictures and Television output (including The Avengers)
StudioCanal acquired UK-based distributor Optimum Releasing in 2006.[6] In 2008 StudioCanal acquired German distributor Kinowelt which had distributed their films up to that point.[7] Both companies have since been renamed StudioCanal.[8] StudioCanal also acquired the Australian distribution company, Hoyts Distribution in 2012.[9]
Outside France, Britain and Germany, StudioCanal does not have a formal distribution unit per se, relying on other studios and video companies to handle their product, in the United States for example, Criterion, Rialto Pictures, Lionsgate, Image Entertainment, MGM and Universal Pictures, distribute StudioCanal's back catalogue on DVD and Blu-ray Disc (in addition of Anchor Bay Entertainment previously handling several of their titles). Sony Pictures Home Entertainment handles distribution of StudioCanal/Hoyts' films in Australia & New Zealand for DVD & Blu-ray release.
StudioCanal also handles home entertainment distribution of 550 titles from the Miramax Films library internationally (Lions Gate handles US distribution and Entertainment One handles Canadian distribution) since February 2011.[10][11]
Selected Filmography[edit]
This list also includes films that were released by Canal+, Canal+Image and Canal+Droits Audiovisuels.
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|Total Recall
|June 1, 1990
|Distributed by TriStar Pictures
|Pour Sacha
|April 10, 1991
|Distributed by UGC
|Terminator 2: Judgment Day
|July 1, 1991
|Distributed by TriStar Pictures
|October 1991
|Distributed by Artificial Eye
|December 20, 1991
|Distributed by Warner Bros.
Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
|February 19, 1992
|Lessons of Darkness
|February 21, 1992
|Distributed by Premiere
|The Mambo Kings
|February 28, 1992
|Distributed by Warner Bros.
|Memoirs of an Invisible Man
|February 28, 1992
|Distributed by Warner Bros.
|Basic Instinct
|March 20, 1992
|Distributed by TriStar Pictures
|The Power of One
|March 27, 1992
|Distributed by Warner Bros.
|The Vagrant
|May 15, 1992
|Distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
|Bitter Moon
|September 23, 1992
|Distributed by Fine Line Features
|Under Siege
|October 9, 1992
|Distributed by Warner Bros.
|December 9, 1992
|Distributed by New Line Cinema
|December 25, 1992
|Distributed by TriStar Pictures
|December 25, 1992
|Distributed by 20th Century Fox
|Arizona Dream
|January 6, 1993
|Distributed by Warner Bros.
|February 5, 1993
|Distributed by Warner Bros.
|Falling Down
|February 26, 1993
|Distributed by Warner Bros.
|Olivier, Olivier
|March 3, 1993
|Distributed by Oliane Productions
|May 28, 1993
|Distributed by TriStar Pictures
|Made in America
|May 28, 1993
|Distributed by Warner Bros.
|Free Willy
|July 16, 1993
|Distributed by Warner Bros.
|That Night
|August 27, 1993
|Distributed by Warner Bros.
|Heaven & Earth
|December 25, 1993
|Distributed by Warner Bros.
|Three Colors: Red
|May 12, 1994
|Distributed by Miramax
|In the Land of the Deaf
|September 14, 1994
|Distributed by BBC
|October 28, 1994
|Distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
|Murder in the First
|January 20, 1995
|Distributed by Warner Bros.
|Free Willy 2: The Adventure Home
|July 19, 1995
|Distributed by Warner Bros.
|September 22, 1995
|Distributed by Gramercy Pictures and PolyGram Filmed Entertainment
|Cutthroat Island
|December 22, 1995
|Distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
|August 3, 1996
|Distributed by New Yorker Films
|The Ice Storm
|May 12, 1997
|Distributed by Fox Searchlight Pictures
|The Disappearance of Garcia Lorca
|September 12, 1997
|Distributed by Triumph Films
|The Idiots
|May 20, 1998
|Distributed by USA Films
|Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai
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- 1/4 cup firmly packed dried apricots, chopped
- 1/4 cup chopped walnuts
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- 1 tablespoon unsalted butter, softened
- 2 Granny Smith apples
- 1/4 cup fresh orange juice
In a small bowl combine well the apricots, the walnuts, the brown sugar, and the butter. Core the apples, making each opening large enough to hold half the apricot mixture, peel the top third of each apple, and fill the cavities with the apricot mixture. Arrange the apples in a deep 2 1/2-quart microwave-safe baking dish so that they do not touch one another or the sides of the dish, pour the orange juice around them, and microwave the apples, covered with microwave-safe plastic wrap, on high power (100%) for 7 minutes. Pierce the plastic wrap with the tip of a sharp knife and let the apples stand, covered, for 5 minutes, or until they are tender.
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Our Playroom's indoor play and enrichment center entertains sock-clad youngsters below the age of 6 with engaging rides, toys, and classes. Kids can race down the rocket-ship slide, scale the rock-climbing fort, or throw their hands up during drops on the mini roller coaster. Elsewhere they can bounce on trampolines, stock up on plastic food at the grocery stand, and perform the unabridged text of King Lear at the puppet theater.
As the older children play, those younger than 1 can explore the infant corner's soft play mats, while adults use the facility's free WiFi or join their kids for peanut- and nut-free bites at the snack bar. Along with open play, Our Playroom hosts engaging classes ranging from story times and art projects to basic cheerleading instruction and kid-friendly Zumba led by a certified Zumba teacher.
Though pizza and beer are a time-honored combination, BC's Pizza & Beer puts a new spin on the tradition with innovative pizzas and an abundance of uncommon beers. As its chefs load crusts with inspired arrangements of more than 40 fresh toppings—such as jamaican jerk spices with chicken and shrimp or mexican refried beans with ground beef and jalapeños—bartenders dole out pints of German and Belgian beers. At their fingertips are 33 tap handles and more than 80 import and craft bottles.
Out in the dining room, beer signs and playful knickknacks hang on the walls. Flat-screen televisions broadcast sports games in which football players zoom down fields and Lifetime movies in which football players learn valuable lessons about the wisdom of children.
The wild trout has led humans on merry chases up and down rivers for generations, but the guides at Sierra Fly Fisher Tours have learned all the wily fish's tricks—even those of the elusive golden trout. They possess the expertise to track the animals in spring, summer, fall, or winter, navigating the uncrowded waters of national parks from Yosemite to Kings Canyon. For the guides, the excursion's allure involves the challenge of fly-fishing and the stunning California scenery, rather than making every catch into a meal. Instead, they try to preserve the species in local waters by emphasizing a catch-and-release philosophy, an ideology that makes for responsible fishermen and irresponsible police officers.
Millerton Lake Marina is located in Millerton Lake's Winchell Cove, where it houses boats up to 20 feet long in 330 wet slips and 55 dry slips. The marina also rents pontoon boats for recreational use and features a snack bar that sells ice cream, chips, and candy.


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Tough budget negotiations expected following new committee assignments
The presiding officers of the new Legislature on Tuesday revealed their choices for the 16 committees charged with vetting and negotiating bills next year. Included is the composition of an appropriations panel that will have a significant influence over the state's next two-year budget. Senate President Michael Thibodeau, R-Winterport, and House Speaker Mark Eves, announced their selections in separate news releases. Eves chose Rep. Margaret Rotundo, D-Lewiston, as the House […]CONTINUE READING
Monday Dec 22, 2014 | 7:16 am
Maine Briefing 12.22.14: Yuletide and taxes edition
A brown, soggy Christmas approaches, and yes, Jackson Hole, the skiers here are feeling peanut butter and jealous. It's been a sleepy couple of weeks in Augusta, but that will change very shortly. Gov. Paul LePage will officially begin his second term when he is sworn in at the Augusta Civic Center on Jan. 7. Two days later, he'll unveil his two-year budget proposal. We have a general idea of what […]Continue Reading
Friday Dec 19, 2014 | 1:44 pm
LePage delivers on deal with state employees as vow to 'right-size' government looms
Gov. Paul LePage emailed state employees this week to thank them for a successful charitable drive that began in September. Since they met the goal of raising $300,000, LePage said, he would also hold up his end of a deal he made with the employees early this year: He would close state offices the day after Christmas. Two days later, LePage sent another email with more good news for state […]Continue Reading
Tuesday Dec 09, 2014 | 11:05 am
Live blog: Mystery solved. Election officials say there was a mistake during recount
UPDATE @ 1:54 : There may have been a big mistake during the recount of the state Senate District 25 race. The Senate panel reviewing the contest on Wednesday opened the sealed containers containing ballots from Long Island. Here's what happened when they did: A possible double-counting of ballots. The recount from Nov. 18 showed that there were 21 more ballots than voters who were checked off by the Long […]Continue Reading
Tuesday Dec 02, 2014 | 5:36 pm
Ready, set, politics: Republicans nominate former Democrat to run for state treasurer
By itself, the decision by the incoming Republican caucus to nominate former Democratic state Rep. Terry Hayes as state treasurer might seem like a small thing. It's a relatively minor post, after all, a legislatively elected position that serves an important function in state government, but one that the public doesn't typically care about. But Hayes' nomination could signal something more politically significant for the upcoming session, particularly if Democrats […]Continue Reading
Monday Dec 01, 2014 | 1:55 pm
Maine Briefing 12.01.14: Election fraud? To the way back machine!
* There will be several more days of discussion over mystery ballots in the Senate District 25 contest between Democratic candidate Cathy Breen and Republican Cathy Manchester. Maine Republican Party Chairman Rick Bennett slammed Democrats for "dishonestly attacking the election process and, apparently, the Maine State Police, by falsely raising the specter of 'fraud.' " Later, the Maine Democratic Party announced that it will hold press conference at the State House […]Continue Reading
Monday Nov 24, 2014 | 12:43 pm
Maine Briefing 11.24.14: Prospects, promotions and deadlines
* On its face, last week's announcement that Maine Republican Party spokesman David Sorensen is taking a similar post at the Department of Health and Human Services was typical Augusta insider news for the political class. However, Sorensen's transition — can we really call it a promotion to go to DHHS? — may have a deeper meaning for Mary Mayhew, the state's top health official. Certainly the press statements coming […]Continue Reading
Wednesday Nov 12, 2014 | 12:21 pm
Maine Democrats set to elect leaders after Republicans make big gains
Democratic lawmakers elected to the 127th Legislature will elect caucus leaders Wednesday, an outcome that could set the tone for the upcoming session. Of particular interest is how Democrats respond to last week's reelection of Gov. Paul LePage and a Republican wave that nearly resulted in a complete takeover of the State House. Democrats were able to hold their majority in the House of Representatives, 79-68 (There are also four independents, […]Continue Reading
Wednesday Oct 29, 2014 | 1:06 pm
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It's a good bet that many who watched independent gubernatorial candidate Eliot Cutler's press conference Wednesday will be perplexed by his remarks. The event was initially billed as something of a quasi-concession, although not a formal withdrawal. Both actions have real implications for Mainers who have already voted for Cutler. Then Cutler began speaking. What unfolded were statements both defiant and, at times, seemingly contradictory. Cutler said his supporters should […]Continue Reading
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Angus King: RGA ad boosting Cutler tries to 'trick people'
U.S. Sen. Angus King endorsed independent gubernatorial candidate Eliot Cutler in August. Remember? No, well good news, the Republican Governors Association has arrived with a reminder. The spot has been blasted by Democrats as another attempt by Republicans to boost Cutler's candidacy, which recent polls have shown is either stagnant or losing ground to Republican Gov. Paul LePage and Democratic U.S. Rep. Mike Michaud. Even Meet the Press moderator Chuck […]Continue Reading


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Jo Sullivan Loesser
Elizabeth Josephine "Jo" Sullivan Loesser is an American soprano and the widow of composer Frank Loesser. Her daughter, Emily Loesser, is also a singer-actress.
Born in Mounds, Illinois, Jo Sullivan played Polly Peachum in Marc Blitzstein's legendary English-language adaptation of The Threepenny Opera by Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht off-Broadway in 1954. On Broadway, she starred in her future husband's masterpiece The Most Happy Fella (1956) as "Rosabella", alongside Robert Weede and Susan Johnson, which earned her a 1957 Tony Award nomination as Best Featured Actress in a Musical.
She married Loesser on April 29, 1959; they had two children, Hannah (1962–2007) and Emily (born 1965).[1] She also appeared as herself in an "original special" on Broadway, called Let's Make An Opera (1950), which boasted music by Benjamin Britten, a libretto by Eric Crozier, musical direction by Norman Del Mar, and was directed by Marc Blitzstein.
In the summer of 1951 she played Dorothy Gale in The Municipal Opera Association of St. Louis production of The Wizard of Oz, opposite Margaret Hamilton, who reprised her film role of the Wicked Witch of the West. In 1992, Jo Loesser's daughter, Emily, played the same role at The Municipal Opera Association of St. Louis, the first time in Muny history a role has been played by both mother and daughter. Sullivan later reprised her role in the 1953 production at the Kansas City Starlight Theatre.
She has also appeared on numerous recordings, such as Loesser by Loesser (alongside her daughter, Emily) as well as several albums for Ben Bagley's celebrated "Revisited" series on Painted Smiles Records (most notably Kurt Weill Revisited, Leonard Bernstein Revisited, and Frank Loesser Revisited.)
Since her husband's death in 1969, she has managed the Frank Loesser estate, which has included guiding production of all of his musicals, including Guys and Dolls, How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying and The Most Happy Fella.
- ^ Thomas L. Riis, Frank Loesser (Yale University Press, 2008: ISBN 0300110510), p. 12.
Theatre credits[edit]
- Sleepy Hollow[disambiguation needed] (June 3, 1948 – June 12, 1948)
- As the Girls Go (November 13, 1948 – January 14, 1950)
- Let's Make an Opera (December 13, 1950 – December 16, 1950)
- Wizard of Oz (Summer of 1951 at The Municipal Opera Association of St. Louis)
- Wizard of Oz (Summer of 1953 at the Kansas City Starlight Theatre) Carousel(New york light opera) in 1954 with Chris Robinson(Billy),Barbara Cook(Carrie) and Don Backley(Mr Snow) 78 performances.
- The Threepenny Opera (March 10, 1954 – May 30, 1954)
- The Threepenny Opera (September 30, 1955 – December 17, 1961)
- The Most Happy Fella (May 3, 1956 – December 14, 1957)
- Perfectly Frank (November 30, 1980 – December 13, 1980)
External links[edit]
- Jo Sullivan Loesser at the Internet Broadway Database
- Jo Sullivan Loesser at the Internet Movie Database
- Jo Sullivan Loesser biography at FrankLoesser.com


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The kitchen anglers at Staks of Fish bait appetites with a menu showcasing crispy, comforting fish dinners. Jumbo shrimp, catfish, tilapia, red snapper, and whiting take a dip in the house's secret batter before diving into the deep fryer and emerging golden brown like a pan-fried Academy Award. Cooks craft dinners to sate a range of appetites, with meals such as two red-snapper fillets ($7.99) or 10 shrimp ($10.99), complemented by a choice of fries, hush puppies, coleslaw, or bread and pepper. Fingers wrap up ready-made sandwiches ($3.99) to take on impromptu picnics, and à la carte diners may order extra coleslaw ($1) or extra bread ($0.25 for two slices) to create DIY po boys.
A staple in the Dallas eating scene since before the first location in Oak Cliff was cool, La Calle Doce opened in 1981, just ten minutes from downtown. Set inside a renovated former home, the original location on 12th Street is near to bursting with relaxed charm. Each cozy, wood-floored room offers up a couple of white tablecloth spots for simple dining, while sunlight pours in and homey touches – think hutches filled with china, decorative wallpaper – round out the experience. Offering some of the best Tex¬-Mex food in town, La Calle Doce pushes plates of saucy seafood and fresh ingredients, served in tacos, sopas, cocteles or as standalone plates.
Ruggeri's Italian Kitchen's experienced culinary crafters whip together an expansive lunch and dinner menu brimming with homemade Italian dishes. A plate of thin spaghetti ties tongues in a web of noodles and slow cooked bolognese sauce ($16) while a meal of italian sausage and peppers serenade mouths with a harmonizing trio of bell peppers, onions, and tomatoes ($18.95). The pescatore diavalo ($19.95), a savory blend of shrimp, calamari, mussels, scallops, and artichoke hearts, bobs in a pool of marinara sauce to give land-locked tongues a more authentic taste of the sea than a fricasseed ship hull. Though Ruggeri's offers an array of meat options, including chicken, veal, and beef, plantivores can sink their bicuspids into a tomato & blue cheese salad bedecked with fresh basil vinaigrette and shallots ($8).
Shellfish and butter-brushed steaks served in an elegant atmosphere permeated by live jazz.
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Steak oscar: steak topped with crab, asparagus, and hollandaise or béarnaise sauce.
Steak au poivre: steak seared in a crust of cracked peppercorns, leaving it rare to medium-rare inside.
In the Oscar-winning movie Forrest Gump, one of the title character's best pals, Bubba, lists more than 20 ways one can cook shrimp. Though the chefs at Fish Bone Grill—which is now celebrating 30 years in business—don't cover them all, they come pretty close. The Fish Bone team tends to stick to a few staples—crab legs, catfish, and oysters in addition to shrimp—but there's hardly a lack of variety on their menu. Patrons can order the fresh seafood in any number of ways, including golden fried, blackened, sautéed in a New Orleans–style stir-fry, mixed in an étouffée, or hidden inside a piñata. The chefs also incorporate additional fresh seafood, such as salmon, mahi-mahi, tilapia, sea scallops, and alaskan snow-crab legs into a few of their specialties, and they even throw in a few land-faring meals such as chicken-breast sandwiches and chicken tenders. Regardless of your order, the portions are always generous, encouraging you to grab a beer and stick around to enjoy the fun, vibrant atmosphere of this modern throwback to an old oyster bar.
Chef and owner Franchesca Nor caters to health-conscious Park Cities crowds at stylish Dive Coastal Cuisine in Snider Plaza. Order at the counter, then grab a sleek white or metal table in the bright, airy dining room and await your food. As the restaurant's name indicates, the menu is heavy on seafood, and decidedly fancier than you might expect from a fast-casual space. Starters include striped bass ceviche with housemade plantain chips and fried calamari with spicy Sriracha aïoli. A selection of sandwiches and wraps includes the popular ahi tuna wrap, a colorful arrangement of seared fish, coconut rice, avocado and ginger slaw tucked into a spinach tortilla; there's also simple grilled fish with lemon, or shrimp tacos with jicama slaw and spicy lime ranch. Surprisingly, seafood haters will find plenty to like here too, including a pulled pork sandwich, turkey burger or white bean hummus with pita.


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Oceana Ranger Expedition 2010: On-board Diary
Seco de los Olivos. The depths of the seamount.
Author: Silvia García
Date: June 24, 2010
Today we were in the southern area of the seamount, where the seabeds fall to the deepest area of the study, to roughly 750m. As expected, the pilot whales (Globicephala melas) made an appearance, a group of 6 specimens, that usually feed in this area.Read More...
Seco de los Olivos. Bamboo gorgonians and deep sea perch
Author: Silvia García
Date: June 23, 2010
Although the east wind has picked up, today we've done two dives with the ROV, almost three hours each, and we observed many fish species.
We tried the area east of Seco de los Olivos this morning, where the trawling marks are abundant atop a detritic seabed. We identify small solitary corals, crustaceans, cuttlefish, hake, small spotted catsharks and seabream.Read More...
Seco de los Olivos. Dolphins and gorgonians
Author: Ángeles Sáez
Date: June 22, 2010
First substitution of "galley slaves". Eva and Nati disembark and I come on board along with Soraya. And I couldn't be any luckier. I was assigned the videographer's "suite-cabin" and the seas are calm, the sky is blue and visibility is excellent.Read More...
Seco de los Olivos. Garbage in the sea
Author: Silvia García
Date: June 21, 2010
Today was one of the ROV's worst days in history. Of four dives in different areas around Seco de los Olivos seamount, only one went smoothly and we were able to film the seabeds extensively. During the other dives, either the ROV was constantly getting tangled in remnants of fishing gear, or we had to cancel because of the strong currents that made it impossible to coordinate the robot and keep the ship on course.Read More...
Seco de los Olivos. Rhodoliths
Author: Natividad Sánchez
Date: June 20, 2010
Although the wind continues to blow and seas are rough, the weather is better than yesterday. The forecast is good. However, it takes us longer to get to the seamount and submerge the ROV. We did three dives today, including the spot where we took samples the day before yesterday. It's difficult to manoeuvre the robot and the currents aren't helping.Read More...
Seco de los Olivos. Almerimar Port
Author: Natividad Sánchez
Date: June 19, 2010
The Ranger stayed in port today because the wind has picked up and the ROV can't be used when seas are rough. We took advantage and had the winch checked out because yesterday the cable was running very slow, both up and down. After a visit from a couple of technicians who dismounted and checked everything out, the cause of the problem is found: a loose cable.Read More...
First day in Seco de los Olivos
Author: Silvia García
Date: June 18, 2010
Today we started studying the deep seabeds of Seco de los Olivos, a seamount in the Alboran Sea, 12nm off the Almeria coast.Read More...
Almerimar Port (Almeria). Loading the ROV
Author: Silvia García
Date: June 17, 2010
The ROV technicians arrived early this morning. We've loaded and prepared both the robot and its material, including a new high definition camera that will allow us to improve the quality of the images we take.Read More...
Arrival at Almerimar (Almeria)
Author: Silvia García
Date: June 15, 2010
After leaving Cape Nao behind, in Valencia, we no longer feel the North wind that was with us since we set sail from Sagunto. The crossing to Almeria has been very quiet, too quiet. We've barely seen any cetaceans, although we've seen plenty of trawlers and deployed nets, especially abundant in the waters of Valencia and Almeria, as we've seen so far along the way.Read More...
Crossing from Sagunto (Valencia) to Almerimar (Almeria)
Author: Silvia García
Date: June 14, 2010
After two months of preparations, the Oceana Ranger, a 21.5-metre catamaran, is ready to begin the campaign. This year, we'll concentrate on some of the most important seamounts in the Mediterranean, marine biodiversity "hotspots" in this sea that, up to now, have barely been studied.
We set sail from the port of Sagunto with a day and a half of sailing until we reach Almerimar, in Almeria, where we'll submerge the ROV (Remote Operated Vehicle), an underwater robot controlled from the ship that will help us document Mediterranean marine life at depths up to 800m.Read More...
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Breakfast is served: Reaux shapes the resort's pancakes like tennis racquets and balls, preparing them with heart-healthy canola oil and high-fiber whole-wheat flour. "The kids are so distracted by the neat shapes that they don't notice the whole wheat," he says.
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Cooking Time:
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1/2 cup whole-wheat pancake mix, such as Hodgson Mill
1 large egg
2 Tbs. canola oil
1/4 cup low-fat milk
Canola oil spray
1/2 cup low-fat raspberry yogurt
1/4 cup chocolate syrup (optional)
Step 1: In a medium-size bowl, blend pancake mix, egg, oil, and milk. It's normal for the batter to be slightly lumpy.
Step 2: Spray a nonstick griddle with canola oil and heat on medium. Ladle batter onto griddle, forming the outline of a 3-inch tennis racquet. Using a teaspoon, quickly fill in racquet with batter. Drop dots of batter on the pan to form 2-inch balls. Cook 2 to 3 minutes or until bottom turns light brown; flip and cook for another 1 to 2 minutes. Repeat with remaining batter, making four racquets and four balls.
Step 3: Place two racquets and two balls on each plate. If desired, drizzle chocolate syrup on the racquets and balls, as shown on page 91. Garnish with yogurt.
Each serving: 275 calories, 8 g protein, 26 g carbohydrate, 17 g fat (2 g saturated), 3 g fiber, 109 mg cholesterol, 221 mg calcium, 1 g iron, 466 mg sodium.
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You are warmly invited to
The Nuisance of Landscape - a major survey show of our
work over the last 15 years; from rotting sculpture in a forest to
super social utility. It features the work of several
hundred artists we have worked with, many household and craft
obhects from our collections, and also represents recent community
projects we've done at home and abroad.
The exhibition runs from October 10 to December 20 across four venues in South Lakeland:
Abbot Hall Art Gallery, the Museum of Lakeland Life and Industry, Blackwell (the Arts and Crafts House) and the Coniston Institute.
Adam Sutherland (Grizedale Arts) introduces The Nuisance of Landscape from Karen Guthrie on Vimeo.
Blackwell the Arts and Crafts House
October 10 - December 20
The story of the failure of the political ambitions of craft and design: utopian ambitions mixed with an uncomfortable relationship between machine, hand and economics. And a smoke machine with lasers.
See website for more information
Museum of Lakeland Life
10 October - 20 December
Laure Prouvost's Turner Prize winning Wantee is now on display integrated into the interior displays of the Museum of Lakeland Life and Industry as part of the Nuisance of Landscape retrospective. Visit as part of the four venue programme with Lakeland Arts Trust and the Coniston Institute.
The Honest Shop at Coniston Institute is now up and running and open every day. Selling only locally produced products made by the village. Fresh veg from the surrounding gardens and allotments, freezer meals made by the Youth Club, alpaca knitwear from a nearby farm, home baking from many of the local ladies and much more!
Confessions of the Imperfect: On Art, History and Use: 1848 - 1989 - today
A large scale historical survey show in Eindhoven co-curated by Grizedale Arts and the Van Abbe Museum opening November 22 to February 22. This exhibition presents a new history of art according to use value - from John Ruskin to Edward Snowden, with contributions from John Ruskin, Renzo Martens, Fernando Dory Garcia, Liam Gillick, Alexadra Pirici and Manuel Pelmus, Alan Turing, Wendelien van Oldenburgh and many, many more.
Coniston Institute, Yewdale Road, Coniston
10 October - 1 December
A historical landscape exhibition with picutres from Cumbrian country house collections in a structure designed and built by DJ Simpson alongside Arts and Crafts Shop, Coffee House,Lectures and Talks, Craft and Design Workshops, Indoor Bowls, Useful and Genuinely Local Souvenirs and Products Produced on Site, Film Screenings, Public Maker Space, Massage Therapy.
Grizedale Arts - Adding Complexity to Confusion is a lavishly illustrated romp through the last decade of our projects and it's now available to BUY ONLINE HERE.
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$800 Snapdragon 805-powered developer tablet to start shipping in late April
What if we told you that tomorrow's mobile technology is just $800 and a month of waiting away? We're not even joking - manufacturer Intrinsyc is taking orders for the Mobile Development Platform Tablet (MDP/T) for Qualcomm's next 32-bit chipset, the Snapdragon 805. While it may look like a very enticing proposition considering its price to performance ratio, the tablet's isn't made to be a consumer device. It's called a Development Tablet for a reason – mostly because the average user doesn't know what to do with half of the technology stuffed into this powerhouse.
For starters, there are no apps or games in the Play Store at the moment, which can do the blazing-fast 2.7GHz Snapdragon 805 CPU, the Adreno 420 GPU with geometry shaders and hardware tessellation support, the 3GB of LPDDR3 RAM, and the 10-inch 2560x144op (WQHD) display justice. Additionally, the tablet packs a 13MP rear camera with 4K video recording and all kinds of Qualcomm photography tricks, a 2MP front cam, and a pair of infrared 3D cameras for gesture recognition.
The tablet's sensor package comprises accelerometers, a gyroscope, a compass, ambient light sensors, temperature, pressure, and humidity sensors, all managed by a dedicated 600MHz Hexagon signal processing chip. Carrying on to the tab's audio capabilities, they are out of this world - Surround-sound stereo speakers and 7.1 Surround playback, a noise-canceling headset, and a whopping 7 microphones for 5.1 Surround-sound recording. There's also Qualcomm's Fluence Pro tech that lets you use an ultrasonic stylus on any surface and have its movements accurately transmitted to the tablet. Software-wise, the tablet runs a clean build of Android 4.4 bundled with a special Qualcomm developer app suite.
It has an actual DC jack and power brick, like your laptop.
Are you already throwing money at your screen despite our warnings? Hold up, here comes the kicker – the tablet only has a 3400mAh battery! Needless to say, this kind of computing muscle will make short work of the cell. The MDP is literally meant to be used on a savvy developer's desk, plugged in a DC power outlet. That's why it has an actual DC-in port and power brick, like your laptop, in addition to the MicroUSB 3.0 port, a micro-HDMI port, and a microSD slot. Storage space, by the way, is 64GB.
As a whole, this thing makes as much sense for the average user as a cassette tape would make for someone from the year 3000 that hopped on a time machine and traveled to 2014. Then again, that's only our educated opinion. The best part is that we're merely at the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the exciting stuff that powerful hardware and clever developers will amaze us with. Some of it is already teased in Qualcomm's promotion video, and if you are of the impatient kind, calm your nerves, because the fun is coming soon. The first Snapdragon 805-powered consumer devices are expected in the fall.
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1. CX3NT3_713 (Posts: 2010; Member since: 18 Apr 2011)
Whooaaaaa..... *backs away slowly *
11. ihavenoname (Posts: 1522; Member since: 18 Aug 2013)
Specs or price? ;)
19. apple4never (Posts: 974; Member since: 08 May 2013)
3. ajac09 (Posts: 1367; Member since: 30 Sep 2009)
ONLY 800 dollars a month.
9. o0Exia0o (Posts: 428; Member since: 01 Feb 2013)
NO Only $800. They are saying that it will be released in a month, not it will cost $800 a month.
10. ajac09 (Posts: 1367; Member since: 30 Sep 2009)
oops 800 bucks didnt mean to add a month in lol
4. Jason2k13 (Posts: 657; Member since: 28 Mar 2013)
Nothing to be excited about when it's just a spec bump... It's the actual features that you see physically that makes people excited.
But then again I'm not really a tech savy person.
5. Killua (Posts: 270; Member since: 25 Nov 2013)
That infrared 3d cameras looks pretty nice for drawing.
8. shuaibhere (Posts: 1678; Member since: 07 Jul 2012)
So you've already tested it huh???
If not stfu....
13. Lt.Green (Posts: 397; Member since: 13 Mar 2014)
Humor. Find some.
14. shuaibhere (Posts: 1678; Member since: 07 Jul 2012)
What's so humourous in that....
show some...
7. shuaibhere (Posts: 1678; Member since: 07 Jul 2012)
All you OEM's...why can't you make a tablet like that???
and ofcourse with bigger battery....
12. wilsong17 (Posts: 1094; Member since: 10 Mar 2013)
I will wait for Samsung
18. Arte-8800 (banned) (Posts: 4562; Member since: 13 Mar 2014)
I love Exynos Socs and CPUs
15. aayupanday (Posts: 528; Member since: 28 Jun 2012)
Get the 805 into the G3 and you have a device that'll will be future proof for 3-4 years
17. Arte-8800 (banned) (Posts: 4562; Member since: 13 Mar 2014)
Still lags behind Arm Cortex A15 and Tegra4
Still an underdog
Jesus for that price I could pick up a iNtel i5 which is 3 times powerful than S805


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WHISTLER, B.C. – Lindsey Vonn doesn't mind a longer break for her bruised shin. Olympic organizers decided to cancel Saturday's third downhill training run, forcing the postponement of the medal event originally slated to open women's alpine competition Sunday. Times have not yet been set for the rescheduled training run or race.
"I think I'm lucking out pretty heavily because of all the cancellations," Vonn said. "Normally I would be disappointed, but for my shin I think this is the best possible scenario. This gives me quite a bit more time to rest up and heal. Obviously, I'm looking forward to running the course, but at this point, as much rest as I can get on my leg will be great."
"I inspected the course today and course workers are doing the best they can to get it up to shape, but it's been rainy and it rained all day yesterday, and it's definitely not in raceable condition," Vonn said. "I think that cancelling the training run already tomorrow is a good move."
Vonn said she tested her leg Thursday and was satisfied that she could have competed.
"I wanted to make sure that I could be able to ski safely down," Vonn said. "If you're skiing defensively, it's always dangerous. I pushed myself hard yesterday, and I felt like I could've done the training run. Obviously with a lot of pain, but I could have done it."
The break also means more rest for Stacey Cook, who crashed hard in Thursday's shortened session.
Olympic gold medalist Julia Mancuso, Leanne Smith, Chelsea Marshall, Alice McKennis and Kaylin Richardson are all slated to start Sunday.
Vonn said she was disappointed to not walk with her teammates during Friday's Opening Ceremony but needed to continue resting and recovering from her injured shin.
"I'm definitely going to be watching on my TV at home, probably while doing therapy," she said. "For me, I've got to be thinking about my races and my leg and trying to make my shin feel as good as possible before the races. That unfortunately means I won't be able to walk tonight, but I'm sure my teammates are going to have a great time and represent us well."


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