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July 16, 2009 by TMO
Plans for mosque in Saginaw Township
SAGINAW TOWNSHIP,MI–The Islamic Center in Saginaw is planning to build a new mosque in the area. The group reportedly wants to build a $2 million project. A public hearing will be held this week to discuss the plans.
Some residents have raised their concerns about violation of noise ordinances due to the public broadcast azan. But a spokesperson for the mosque said that they are not even sure if they want to broadcast the Azan.
Adeel Khan appointed VP, Maguire Properties, Inc.
LOS ANGELES, CA–Maguire Properties, Inc., a real estate investment trust, has appointed Adeel Khan as its new VP and controller.
Los Angeles-based Maguire Properties is an owner and operator of class "A" office properties in the Los Angeles central business district and is primarily focused on owning and operating high-quality office properties in the Southern California market.
Sahdia Sardar Khan wins Coca Cola scholarship
Wichita High School student Sahdia Sardae Khan has been named one of the 53 National Scholars for the Coca Cola Scholars Foundation. She has received a $20,000 scholarship.
The Coca−Cola Scholars Class of 2009 was selected as scholarship Finalists from a field of more than 2,100 Semifinalists by the Coca−Cola Scholars Foundation and an initial applicant pool of more than 74,000 high school seniors. The students were selected based on academic excellence, school involvement and community leadership. Scholarships are sponsored by the local Coca−Cola Bottler and The Coca−Cola Company.
The Coca−Cola Scholars Foundation is one of the most-recognized and respected corporate-sponsored scholarships in the U.S. The Coca−Cola Scholars Foundation was created in 1986 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Coca−Cola and to establish a legacy for the education of tomorrow's leaders through college scholarships. In 2009, the Foundation marks its 21st consecutive year of scholarship awards. Including the 2009 class, the foundation has provided 4,276 Scholars with more than $38 million in scholarships.
Summer Camp inaugurated in Brooklyn
BROOKLYN, NY-The Annual Summer Camp organized by the Arab American Association was inaugurated this week by Councilman Vincent Gentile. The camp educates Arab-American children about their culture and heritage.
Part of my job is to support and introduce bills at City Hall that will benefit and strengthen your neighborhoods. The other part is to fix problems right here in our community and listen to what you have to say. My office is open five days a week, and it's open and waiting for you to call or come in with your questions,' Councilman Gentile said.
Call for artists: 'Sabeel: Artistic Journeys from Arab Lands to America'
The Arab American Cultural Institute (AACI) announces a call to all Arab artists in Minnesota for its juried show, "Sabeel: Artistic Journeys from Arab Lands to America."
The exhibit will be held spring 2010 in the O'Shaughnessy Educational Center lobby gallery at the University of St. Thomas. Artists above 18 and residing in Minnesota, who identify themselves as Arabs, or were born in an Arab land, are eligible.
The artwork must be new and explore the intersection between being Arab and being American or living in America. All media are accepted, including photography, design, craft, performance and visual arts.
Deadline for application is Oct. 15. Application is free.
For details and application forms go to http://callforartists.t35.com. For more information contact Claire Gray, (651) 295.3804.

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Composer, conductor, and creative thinker—John Adams occupies a unique position in the world of American music. His works, both operatic and symphonic, stand out among contemporary classical compositions for their depth of expression, brilliance of sound, and the profoundly humanist nature of their themes.
Works spanning more than three decades have entered the repertoire and are among the most performed of all contemporary classical music, among them Harmonielehre, Shaker Loops, Chamber Symphony, Doctor Atomic Symphony, Short Ride in a Fast Machine, and his Violin Concerto.
His stage works, all in collaboration with director Peter Sellars include Nixon in China (1987), The Death of Klinghoffer (1991), El Niño (2000), Doctor Atomic (2005), A Flowering Tree (2006), and the Passion oratorio The Gospel According to the Other Mary (2012).
Among Adams's recent works are his Saxophone Concerto, written for Timothy McAllister, City Noir, written for the Los Angeles Philharmonic, and Absolute Jest for string quartet and orchestra, based on fragments of late Beethoven quartets, commissioned for the San Francisco Symphony's 100th anniversary.
Adams has received honorary doctorates from Harvard, Northwestern University, Cambridge University, and the Juilliard School. A provocative writer, he is author of the highly acclaimed autobiography Hallelujah Junction and is a frequent contributor to the New York Times Book Review.
As a conductor, Adams appears with the world's major orchestras in programs combining his own works with a wide variety of repertoire ranging from Beethoven and Mozart to Ives, Carter, Zappa, Glass, and Ellington. He has conducted illustrious ensembles such as the Houston Symphony, Toronto Symphony, Los Angeles Philharmonic, and the New World Symphony orchestras, as well as the Orquesta Nacional de España in Madrid. Adams is currently Creative Chair of the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
Recent recordings include the Deutsche Grammophon release of The Gospel According to the Other Mary featuring the Los Angeles Philharmonic, City Noir and Saxophone Concerto with the St. Louis Symphony, the Grammy Award-winning album featuring Harmonielehre and Short Ride in a Fast Machine with the San Francisco Symphony, and the Nonesuch DVD of the Metropolitan Opera's production of Nixon in China conducted by the composer.
The official John Adams website is www.earbox.com.
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Born and raised in New England, Adams learned the clarinet from his father and played in marching bands and community orchestras during his formative years. He began composing at age ten and heard his first orchestral pieces performed while still a teenager. The intellectual and artistic traditions of New England, including his studies at Harvard University and attendance at Boston Symphony Orchestra concerts, helped shape him as an artist and thinker. After earning two degrees from Harvard, he moved to Northern California in 1971 and has since lived in the San Francisco Bay area.
Adams taught at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music for ten years before becoming composer-in-residence of the San Francisco Symphony (1982–85), and creator of the orchestra's highly successful and controversial "New and Unusual Music" series. Several of Adams's landmark orchestral works were written for and premiered by the San Francisco Symphony, including Harmonium (1980–81), Grand Pianola Music (1982), Harmonielehre (1984–85), My Father Knew Charles Ives (2003) and Absolute Jest (2012).
In 1985, Adams began a collaboration with the poet Alice Goodman and stage director Peter Sellars that resulted in two groundbreaking operas: Nixon in China (1987) and The Death of Klinghoffer (1991). Produced worldwide, these works are among the most performed operas of the last two decades. Five further stage collaborations with Sellars followed: the 1995 "songplay", I Was Looking at the Ceiling and Then I Saw the Sky, with a libretto by June Jordan; El Niño (2000), a multilingual retelling of the nativity story; Doctor Atomic (2005), about J. Robert Oppenheimer and the creation of the first atomic bomb; A Flowering Tree, inspired by Mozart's Magic Flute and premiered in Vienna in 2006, and the Passion oratorio The Gospel According to the Other Mary (2012). Gustavo Dudamel toured The Gospel According to the Other Mary with the Los Angeles Philharmonic in Europe and New York City in the spring of 2013.
Other signal Adams works that have become repertory with orchestras, choruses and ensembles include Shaker Loops for strings, The Dharma at Big Sur (a concerto for electric violin inspired by the writings of Jack Kerouac), Doctor Atomic Symphony (a 22-minute symphony drawn from the opera), Violin Concerto, Chamber Symphony and Son of Chamber Symphony (choreographed as Joyride by Mark Morris).
His recent works include City Noir for orchestra, Absolute Jest (based on fragments of late Beethoven) for string quartet and orchestra, and the new Saxophone Concerto. City Noir and the Saxophone Concerto will be released on Nonesuch Records, featuring David Robertson and the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra with soloist Tim McAllister. Adams is currently writing a new work for violin and orchestra for Leila Josefowicz. Further ahead, the Metropolitan Opera presents The Death of Klinghoffer, directed by Tom Morris. Together with Doctor Atomic in 2007 and Nixon in China in 2011, this will be the Met's third production of an Adams opera.
In May of 2012 Harvard University awarded Adams an honorary doctorate in music, its highest honor. Harvard has also conferred on him the Harvard Arts Medal and the Centennial Medal for "contributions to society." Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger of California honored him with the Governor's Award for his distinguished service to the arts in his adopted home state. Adams has also been awarded honorary doctorates by Cambridge University, Northwestern University and the Juilliard School. His Violin Concerto won the 1993 Grawemeyer Award, and for composing On the Transmigration of Souls, commissioned by the New York Philharmonic to commemorate the first anniversary of 9/11, he received the 2003 Pulitzer Prize in Music.
John Adams is an active conductor, appearing with the world's major orchestras in programs combining his own works with a wide variety of repertoire ranging from Beethoven and Mozart to Ives, Carter, Zappa, Glass, and Ellington. In past seasons, he has conducted the New York Philharmonic, Cleveland Orchestra, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, San Francisco Symphony, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, and BBC Symphony Orchestra, among others. In the 2013–14 season, Adams appears with the Houston Symphony, Toronto Symphony, Los Angeles Philharmonic, and the New World Symphony orchestras, as well as the Orquesta Nacional de España in Madrid. Adams is currently Creative Chair with the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
In addition to being a composer and conductor John Adams is also a highly esteemed and provocative writer. He is a frequent contributor to the New York Times Book Review and has written for the New Yorker and the Times of London. Hallelujah Junction, Adams's much praised volume of memoirs and commentary on American musical life, won the Northern California Book Award for Creative Nonfiction and was named one of the "most notable books of the year" by the New York Times.
The official John Adams website is www.earbox.com.
December 2013
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The Hyundai Genesis coupe was extensively updated for 2013, and Hyundai says there are "some mechanical changes" coming for 2014. No more details at this time...Read more
The Hyundai Genesis coupe deserves your respect. It goes up against the Scion FR-S and Subaru BRZ, and it also competes with the BMW 335i coupe and the Ford Mustang. See, the Genesis coupe is available with a turbocharged four-cylinder engine as well as a normally aspirated V-6, which means it has to do battle with a number of today's best sports cars. Regardless of engine choice, is it the best rear-wheel-drive sports car for your money? No. But the Genesis coupe is a real looker with an aggressive stance, bold bodywork, and sleek lines. It has an interior that feels more mature than some of its V-6-powered pony-car competitors. This car really stands out among its competition in the same ways most Hyundais do -- low price and a generous warranty. There are more hard-core, performance-oriented sports cars available, but the Genesis coupe is a very respectable two-door.
Whoever dreamt up the first Genesis coupe should be high-fived. The guy or gal who built it, though, should be slapped. It was the idea of a great Korean sports car, but that's it. It didn't live up to our expectations when we finally got behind the wheel. Hyundai heavily updated the Genesis coupe for 2013, and it's no longer a sports car for those who don't know any better.
The smaller of its two engines, the 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder, is a lot more potent than it used to be. It lacks the finesse of the turbo fours that Germans are shoving into engine bays, but it's plenty powerful. The problem with the base Genesis coupe isn't its engine -- it's how the car drives. A wonky clutch-engagement point, artificial-feeling steering, and awkward ergonomics all make the turbocharged Genesis a chore to drive. A couple of those problems disappear if one opts for the V-6-powered Genesis coupe. It has 348 hp, which is a fair bit more punch than you'd get from a six-cylinder Chevrolet Camaro and Ford Mustang. For 2013, the V-6 got direct injection and, more important, an induction tube that pipes exhaust sound directly into the cabin. It's mean on the street, but the V-6 coupe let us down on the track. At GingerMan Raceway, the eight-speed automatic transmission started acting up when the car warmed up, and the fuel gauge quit working. The Genesis coupe isn't our pick for a $30,000 sports car, but it's an enticing option.


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Union Street Gallery's "Twelfth Month" exhibit features Pam Eberlin's work such as these earrings made of glass and wire.
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Events include Union Street Gallery's "Twelfth Month" exhibit, which runs through Dec. 22 in Chicago Heights.
Union Street Gallery, 1527 Otto Blvd., Chicago Heights, is displaying "Twelfth Month" through Dec. 22. This large annual exhibit and art sale featuring fine, decorative and functional art will run through Dec. 22.
More than 30 local and regional artists have been invited to exhibit a variety of art and fine craft.
Pieces include paintings, drawings, collages, photographs, sculptures, ceramics, glass art, and found object art.
An array of smaller works of art and crafts will be for sale with items including handmade cards, jewelry, pottery, artist-made clothing and accessories, blown glass and ornaments.
"Many of the pieces on exhibit are affordable and are perfect for unique gifts," officials said.
The opening reception for "Twelfth Month" will be from noon-3 p.m. Dec. 1. This reception and exhibit are free and open to the public.
The reception provides time for visitors to view the large quantity of original and handcrafted works of art displayed in the galleries, small boutiques and artists' studios throughout all three floors of the building.
Visitors also can enjoy music and free coffee, tea and sweet treats while they mingle with exhibiting artists, friends and
members of the Union Street community.
Exhibiting artists include Richard Benoit, Geri Biamonte, Linda Bravo, Keri Joy Colestock, Claudia Craemer, Suzanne Dreher, Pam Eberlin, Dorita Fuller, Nick Galatte, Lea Goldman, Margi Hafer, Pat Huss, Nikkole Huss, Aline Keith, Sylvia Koch, Erica Lessie, Selma Lisit, Joe McIlhany, Harriett Miller, Patricia Moore and Renee Klyczek Nordstrom.
Stuart Pearson, Gisele Perreault, Donna Radcliffe, Ginny Raftery, Mike Recker, Pamela Rodey, Cynthia Russakoff, Richard Schmidt, Carolyn Sims, Margie Glass-Sula, Mary Ann Trzyna, Michael Weiss, Peter Wilhelm and Marikay Peter Witlock also are among the exhibiting artists.
Information: (708) 754-2601, unionstreetgallery.org.
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THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO: 111 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, (312) 443-3600: The Mary and Michael Jaharis Galleries of Greek, Roman, and Byzantine Art recently opened. Exhibits include "Rarely Seen Contemporary Works on Paper" through Jan. 13. *** Admission is free to Illinois residents on the first and second Wednesdays of the month.
SALON ARTISTS GALLERY: Salon Artists Gallery, 294 Main St., Park Forest, (708) 833-5108, (708) 703-7806: The 2012 Holiday Art Sale continues to Dec. 22. The gallery is open from 1:30-4 p.m. Fridays and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
DAN D JAC'S: 9358 W. 171st St., Orland Hills, (708) 460-8773: Ray Fischer performs at an open mike comedy show, which begins at 8 p.m. Wednesdays. Admission is free, but there is a two-drink minimum.
RIDDLES COMEDY CLUB: 5055 W. 111th St., Alsip, (708) 422-5055: Kevin Williams will perform two shows each on Nov. 30-Dec. 1.
ADLER PLANETARIUM: 1300 S. Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, (312) 922-7827: Exhibits include "The Universe: A Walk Through Space and Time," "Our Solar System," "Collecting Memories: The Webster Story," "Planet Explorers" for families with ages 3-8, "Telescopes: Through the Looking Glass," and "Shoot for the Moon."
THE FIELD MUSEUM: 1400 S. Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, (312) 922-9410: "Maharaja: The Splendor of India's Royal Courts" recently opened and will run to Feb. 3. Other exhibits include "Nature's Toolbox: Biodiversity, Art, and Invention" through Dec. 2; "Extreme Mammals" through Jan. 6; "Images of the Afterlife" through June 9 and "Fashion and the Field Museum Collection: Maria Pinto" through June 16.
MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY: 57th Street and Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, (773) 684-1414: "Charlie Brown and the Great Exhibit" recently opened. Other exhibits include "Smart Home: Green + Wired" through Jan. 6, "Science Storms," "YOU! The Experience," "The Great Train Story" and the Baby Chick Hatchery. There also are daily live science demonstrations like the chemistry show "Bangs, Flashes and Fire." *** The Omnimax Theater is showing "Born To Be Wild" through March 1.
SHEDD AQUARIUM: 1200 S. Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, (312) 939-2438: Visitors can stop by and see the new baby beluga whale and the newest otter, Cayucos, a rescued pup from California. Cayucos joined five adult otters that are native to Alaskan waters. *** Exhibits include "Jellies," which has been extended through 2013, "Waters of the World," "Caribbean Reef," "Amazon Rising," "Wild Reef" and the Polar Play Zone. Attractions include the Shedd's aquatic show.
BACINEMA SCREENING OF "SEARCHING FOR SUGAR MAN": Beverly Arts Center, 2407 W. 111th St., Chicago, (773) 445-3838: The weekly film series continues with this movie at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 5. Rated PG-13, the movie runs for 1 hour and 25 minutes. Tickets are $7.50 or $5.50 for members.
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My 18 year old is upset. She lost all her favorite shows and channels! lol I told her maybe it was time to grow up and watch some adult shows! That didn't go over to well!
I can imagine having raised one myself and fostering probably another 30 or so teenage girls.
If you're real lucky she'll go in her room and pout!!
Or write some drivelly poetry, or tweet until her thumbs go numb!


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The rules of this game are pretty simple.
First, solve the level the person above you posted.
Then, preform a small edit to the previous level, save it and post it for the next person to solve.
To keep this game from getting tedious, try to maintain the balance of the level... i.e. don't just keep adding obstacles. Make something harder and something easier.
Alright. Lets make a couple more rules.
1) Only one goal item.
2) The goal size doesn't have do be gigantic, and the levels don't have to be sprawling. EAL should be mid sized and able to be solved in ~20-30 minutes of work.
3) The edit should reflect a couple of changes, but should distinctly reflect the previous level.
(Note: this requires that you have paid the small $10 "support-game-development-and-get-features" charge)
To edit a level, in the url change levelId to editId (I think the command is case sensitive).
For example, if the url was
- Code: Select all
- Code: Select all
If nobody can solve the previous level for a day, just revert to the last solvable change.
If multiple people reply to the same post, use the first reply as the starting point.
I hope that makes sense!
The first level will be simple
(so the url to edit this level will be http://FantasticContraption.com/?editId=475 )
Remember, each post must contain a link to the solution as well as a link to the new level for the next person to solve.


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How many of us have really thought about the impact our digital footprint and digital shadow have on us, individually and collectively?
Author/professor Erik Qualman, who has been called the "digital Dale Carnegie," addresses the issue in his latest book, Digital Leaders: 5 Simple Keys to Success and Influence (McGraw-Hill).
Mr. Qualman writes that digital leaders are made – not born. We all have within us the ability to become a digital leader. Anything we do, fail to do and wish we didn't do is forever documented on the Internet. Therefore, it's within our power to take full advantage of what the digital age has to offer, while avoiding pitfalls that can damage our legacy.
Last week, I heard Mr. Qualman speak during a pleasantly soft-sell event at House of Blues hosted by Brickfish, a company that provides Internet and social media marketing engagement for major brands. Mr. Qualman laid out what he calls his five truths to establish a digital leadership "stamp" – simplify, be true to your passion, take action, map your goals and visions, and recognize the role that others play.
What resonated with me – because I knew it would resonate with professional women everywhere – is Mr. Qualman's take on multitasking. Simply put, multitasking inhibits performance.
Think about it. Women are such multitaskers. Yet all those tweets, texts, status updates and phone calls, and everything else we do, would seem to imply that we MUST multitask. Mr. Qualman argues we don't need to, and furthermore, that improper multitasking leads to less, rather than more, efficiency.
If this concept speaks to YOU, and you're hoping to let technology make life easier, not harder, here are a few choice tips from Mr. Qualman's book:
• Batch-process your various inboxes from 10-10:30am and 3-3:30pm.
- • If you don't know the sender, don't immediately accept the call, text or chat.
- • Do not read the device applications manuals, which are typically cumbersome and poorly written. Instead, read online tips and watch short product videos.
- • Buy groceries online.
- • Treat digital conversations like a tennis match. Quickly put the ball back in the other person's court with a concise message.
- • A keystroke in nine saves time. Learn the shortcut keys for the programs you use.
- • Don't constantly monitor items. It's a waste of time and energy.
- • Give key people a different avenue to reach you than everyone else to make sure urgent messages won't get lost.
At the Brickfish event, Mr. Qualman shared a story about how he deleted 1,000 emails with one click after returning from a trip. That was after advising senders through his auto-responder that, if their email was important, they should wait to send it till he returned. Despite the big delete, life went on just fine.
I leave you with this thought. Can you honestly say that you get more done when multitasking? Here's Mr. Qualman's take: "Once you accept the fact that you aren't going to get everything done, then you can better address what should get done."


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In a recent discussion on a question about allegory, it was pointed out that allegory and typology are not the same thing. What are the differences between the two approaches? Is one a subset of the other? Are they at odds with one another? Or are they compatible approaches?
This is a tricky question, because different people define these terms in different ways. But in essence:
There is some overlap between the two terms, but Some examples of allegory in the Bible include:
Typology is found throughout the New Testament. Some examples:
Good question. These terms are not mutually exclusive and share elements, making it hard to sometimes understand the difference. Allegory is a type of extended metaphor used in literature to convey a message or belief. A great Christian example of allegory is Aslan the lion from C.S. Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia. He symbolizes Christ throughout the series and serves to bring a view of Jesus and His sacrifice into the stories. In this sense allegory is simply the technique used to bring the reader to see Christ in the character of Aslan. Typology is different, especially in theology. Merriam-Webster's defines typology as "a doctrine of theological types especially : one holding that things in Christian belief are prefigured or symbolized by things in the Old Testament."1 The key point to take note of is the anticipation of a later event that typology is focused on. Put another way typology is, "A way of setting forth the biblical history of salvation so that some of its earlier phases are seen as anticipations of later phases, or some later phase as the recapitulation or fulfillment of an earlier one."2 The distinction here is certainly subtle. One commentator on the Song of Solomon offers this explanation in his analysis of that book: "The line between allegory and typology is not always clear. Essentially, allegory is deliberately written. All the details of the composition have symbolic meaning. Typology rests on an historical or real foundation. Yet God intends for his people to see within those real events spiritual significance. More specifically, the Song may celebrate an actual relationship between Solomon and a maiden. Because, however, Solomon is a type of Christ, this marriage must have been intended by God to be typical of the relationship between Christ and his church."3 Sources: 1Merriam-Webster, I. (2003). Merriam-Webster's collegiate dictionary. (Eleventh ed.). Springfield, Mass.: Merriam-Webster, Inc. 2Wood, D. R. W., & Marshall, I. H. (1996). New Bible dictionary (3rd ed.) (1214). Leicester, England; Downers Grove, Ill.: InterVarsity Press. 3Smith, J. E. (1996). The wisdom literature and Psalms. Joplin, Mo.: College Press Pub. Co. |
Allegory is extended metaphor. (True allegory contains its interpretation, as "I am the true vine," John 15:1–8, but this is ignored in the allegorical interpretation.) Allegorical interpretation sees the OT as allegorical. Origen, for instance, said that Abraham's marriage to Keturah was not actual, but represents that there is no end to the getting of wisdom. I think that some allegorical interpreters did not deny historicity of narrative, but they did hold the historical to be a secondary sense. Type, by contrast, is an event, person, institution, etc. that was designed by God to foreshadow (typify) a spiritual reality (the antitype), as the Passover lamb that typified Christ, John 1:28. By the typological interpretation is probably meant the idea that the OT is typical of Christ, as Jonah's being three days in the belly of the whale is said to typify Christ's three days in the tomb. The typical interpretation does not deny historicity, but argues that it ultimately foreshadows Christ. In a nutshell, the difference is that allegoricalists affirm the allegorical meaning as primary, whereas typological allegorists hold the literal sense the primary one. |


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Color Code: Purple
By Tim McKeough
Alex Papachristidis
"Purple is divine as an accent or as a wall color," says New York designer Alex Papachristidis. "I think of purple as a neutral—it looks wonderful with mossy green, a bit of yellow, red, and aqua blue. Purple is rich and lush, and has an incredibly regal quality."
Color Code: Purple
"In this downtown apartment, all the other colors are offset by the painted purple walls," says Papachristidis. "I used a pair of purple chairs, purple lampshades, a green curtain fabric with purple as an accent, and round cream and purple straw-like rugs to relate back to the walls."
Grant K. Gibson
"I like a lighter shade of purple that's closer to pink, like lilac," says San Francisco-based designer Grant K. Gibson. "It doesn't look feminine; it just adds a whimsical touch to spaces."
Color Code: Purple
"This is a teen girl's bathroom in an Elle Decor showhouse," says Gibson. "Lining the walls with this lilac grass cloth by Phillip Jeffries gave the room real depth and texture. It's a light lavender, grayish, pinky purple color that also made it a bit less feminine than if we had used pink alone."
Oliver M. Furth
"Purples have that funny balance between cool and warm— they can be somewhere in between," says Los Angeles-based designer Oliver M. Furth. "I often use eggplants and lavenders when I'm trying to find that happy medium."
Color Code: Purple
"This is a dark sitting room with a rich plum color—Pratt & Lambert's Deep Orchid," says Furth. "The walls are painted super flat, and I used the same color on the ceiling, but in high gloss. The whole room is womb-like and envelops you."
Marie Turner
"Purple is sexy and unexpected," says Marie Turner of New York's M. Elle Design. "It is a regal color that accentuates a room and calls attention to itself without being overbearing."
Color Code: Purple
"The purple upholstery in this room was inspired by the home's natural surroundings," says Turner. "In the fall, the brush on the river turns a brilliant and bright eggplant. This color resonated so strongly that it became a voice for the great room. It was bold in our neutral palette, but brought life and vitality to the room."


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Final symposium of the Art Nouveau & Ecology project at the Museum of Architecture and Design in Ljubljana – on 20 March 2015
The Réseau Art Nouveau Network invites you to celebrate the end of its European project "Art Nouveau & Ecology" during a final symposium, which will expose the achievements and the actions of the project and will present the scientific interventions of international Art Nouveau experts. The official label-giving of the Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe, by the Director of the European Cultural Institute, will also be celebrated on the occasion of this free event open to everyone (compulsory registration).
More information soon
Publication for children The Art Nouveau Herbarium soon available on our Website!
Through a funny presentation thanks to stickers, children will learn to recognize flowers and plants that inspired numerous Art Nouveau artists all over Europe and their importance, arousing them to the ecological behaviors and to the botany.
This second publication for children offered by the Réseau Art Nouveau Network in the framework of the European project "Art Nouveau & Ecology" will be soon available on the Network's Website in the Educational tools - Booklets section.
Online activities Art Nouveau and Nature now available on our Website!
These games will enable the children (and also adults) to discover some of Art Nouveau's hidden treasures and show how nature inspired the furniture and buildings created in this style.
These online activities are now available on the Réseau Art Nouveau Network's Website in the Online activities section.
Travelling exhibition The Nature of Art Nouveau 1 in Ljubljana – from 20 January to 19 April 2015
Organised by the Réseau Art Nouveau Network in the framework of the European project "Art Nouveau & Ecology" (2010-2015) supported by the Culture 2007-2013 programme of the European Commission, the exhibition comprises two identical concurrent exhibitions and has begun its journey to all partner cities in October 2013.
After Barcelona, the exhibition The Nature of Art Nouveau 1 will be presented in Ljubljana at the Narodni Muzej Slovenije, fifth step of its European journey, from 20 January until 19 April 2015.
This exhibition is free and bilingual Slovene-English.
Poster and leaflet of the event
More information
Do not forget that the double of the exhibition, The Nature of Art Nouveau 2, is still presented in Aveiro at the Galeria da Antiga Capitania do Porto until 27 February!
Travelling exhibition The Nature of Art Nouveau 2 in Aveiro – from 1 December 2014 to 27 February 2015
After Bad Nauheim, the exhibition The Nature of Art Nouveau 2 will be presented in Aveiro at the Galeria da Antiga Capitania do Porto, fifth step of its European journey, from 1 December until 27 February 2015.
This exhibition is free and bilingual Portuguese-English. Poster of the event
Do not forget that the double of the exhibition The Nature of Art Nouveau 1 is presented in Barcelona at the Museu del Disseny until 6 January 2015!
The Réseau Art Nouveau Network now Cultural Route of the Council of Europe!
The Réseau Art Nouveau Network is delighted to announce that it has been approved for certification as a Council of Europe Cultural Route by the Governing Board of the Enlarged Partial Agreement on Cultural Routes (EPA), following the final defense which took place on 11 April 2014 in Luxembourg.
Through numerous activities (travelling exhibitions, colloquiums, publications, activities for children…), the Réseau Art Nouveau Network indeed created since 1999 an active cooperation and an exchange of experiences between multiple European actors concerned by the study and the conservation of the European and International Art Nouveau heritage, as well as by its promotion and diffusion towards the public while underlining the cultural values and the European dimension of this heritage.
It answers thus to the different requested criteria for the granting of this mention (representative theme of the European values common to several countries; projects of multilateral long-term cooperation of scientific research, of heritage conservation and enhancement – especially towards the young Europeans; organisation in independent and structured network…) and has been recognized by the EPA of the Council of Europe as a "a cultural, educational heritage and tourism co-operation project aiming at the development and promotion of an itinerary or a series of itineraries based on a historic route, a cultural concept, figure or phenomenon with a transnational importance and significance for the understanding and respect of common European values." (Annexe to Resolution CM/Res(2013)66)
It joins the 26 others Cultural Routes certified yet for a three-years collaboration especially with the European Institute of Cultural Routes (EICR), technical body set up in 1998 to ensure the continuity and development of the Cultural Routes programme in the 50 signatory countries of the European Cultural Convention.
The Cultural Routes programme was launched by the Council of Europe in 1987. Its objective was to demonstrate, by means of a journey through space and time, how the heritage of the different countries and cultures of Europe contributes to a shared cultural heritage. The Cultural Routes put into practice the fundamental principles of the Council of Europe: human rights, cultural democracy, cultural diversity and identity, dialogue, mutual exchange and enrichment across boundaries and centuries.
More information More information about the Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe More information about the Enlarged Partial Agreement on Cultural Routes Discover the press pack of the Réseau Art Nouveau Network!
Exhibition Flora's Feast at the Halles Saint-Géry in Brussels – from 7 February to 29 March 2015
The floral pattern in Art Nouveau
The floral pattern is used in the decorative arts or architecture since time immemorial and in almost all cultures. However, at the time of Art Nouveau, it is reinvented in our area upon contact with Japan of which borders open from 1868. Our artists discover then how their colleagues looked at nature: Japanese artists accepted the nature how she presented itself in reality, with its imperfections and its fragilities, and enhanced its particularities through their art. Flowers that can be found on Japanese fabrics, lacquered items or engravings presented a surprising aspect, sometimes tortuous, even withered, which was not habitual in our area. This new look at nature opened new ways of inspiration to our Belgian artists, withered with the academic repertoire. Our Art Nouveau overflows thus of original interpretations of the flower, under all its forms and colors. Our exhibition presents to you several examples through, among others, some posters, stained-glasses or sgraffitos from Brussels.
Curator: Guy Conde-Reis Scientific collaboration : Françoise Aubry (Horta Museum, Saint-Gilles) et Eric Hennaut (Pechère Library).
This exhibition organised by the Réseau Art Nouveau Network at the initiative of the Monuments and Sites Directorate of the Brussels Regional Public Service in the framework of the "Art Nouveau & Ecology" project.
A book, in progress, will develop the subject (publishing around March).
Poster of the exhibition
Become members of the RANN Association!
Following the General Assembly which took place in Aveiro on 25 January 2013, the Réseau Art Nouveau Network is delighted to announce the opening of memberships to its association to individual members. The annual membership fee amounts to 50 Euros and will give new advantages to the RANN Friends.
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II coupDefouet International Congress in Barcelona – from 25 to 28 June 2015
Breaking the Art Nouveau Glass Ceiling
The Art Nouveau European Route brings together local governments and other institutions in the common quest for the protection, promotion and diffusion of Art Nouveau heritage. To fully explore and bring to light the value of Art Nouveau heritage, therefore, a Congress organised by the Art Nouveau European Route cannot limit its scope to the analyses and interpretation of the tangible heritage; it must go deeper into the reality of the communities that created it. In this second edition of the coupDefouet International Congress, we propose to shed new light on an aspect that has been studied very little, if at all: the important contribution of women artists to the development of Art Nouveau. In a nutshell: women as artists, women as creators, women as promoters and protagonists of Art Nouveau. Coupled with this ambition, we also wish to revisit the widely studied and interpreted representation of the female aesthetic and ideal in Art Nouveau, with new contributions on the matter. A further strand will focus on little-known Art Nouveau cities, in which we expect to discover creative centres of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries that have not until now been widely publicised. A similar section on research in progress to the first congress, one in which we welcome presentations from both seasoned and young researchers, will complete the thematic strands of the programme.
More information about the Congress
Vienna represented in the exhibition In the time of Klimt at the Pinacothèque in Paris – from 12 February to 21 June 2015
The Vienna Secession
The Pinacothèque de Paris, in partnership with Arthemisia Group and 24 ORE Cultura, wishes to examine once again an essential aspect of Art Nouveau, which was developed in Vienna at the start of the 20th century under the name Secession. Gustav Klimt's part in the emerging of that movement is a major one. The artist's talent and brio, from his precocious start to his excessive decorative effects, where gildings and the emerging expressionism are dominant, are the foundations of a new period, which flowered in Vienna at the turn of the century. That artistic movement is, in fact, at the origin of the birth, a few years later, of one of the major currents in modern art, Expressionism, which was the theme of an exhibition in the museum in 2011.
The exhibition shows over 180 works taken from the collections of the Belvedere museum in Vienna, as well as from private collections. The curatorship of the exhibition is ensured by Alfred Weidinger, curator of the Belvedere museum in Vienna.
Exhibition Wally Neuzil at the Leopold Museum in Vienna – from 27 February to 1st June 2015
Her Life with Egon Schiele
The painting "Wally", housed by the Vienna Leopold Museum, is among the most well-known works by Egon Schiele. The upcoming exhibition at the Leopold Museum seeks to uncover the person behind the portrait, Walburga "Wally" Neuzil (1894-1917), approaching her through artworks, autographs, photographs and documents. Featured in the presentation will be eminent paintings by Schiele, such as "Death and the Maiden", an important loan from the Belvedere, as well as drawings and watercolors by Schiele for which Wally acted as a model. The exhibition comprises works from the Leopold Museum, the Leopold Private Collection as well as loans from Austrian and international collections.
The exhibition examines the stages of Wally's life, her professions, from model to nurse, and tells the tale of a woman's fate in fin-de-siècle Vienna, between self-sacrifice and self-fulfillment, between a life without taboos and profound humanity.
Exhibition Lechner, A Creative Genius at the Museum of Applied Arts in Budapest – from 19 November 2014 to 31 May 2015
In 2014 the Museum commemorate the 100th anniversary of the death of Ödön Lechner (1845–1914), one of the greatest Hungarian architects and one of the original geniuses of the European architectural scene at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. To mark this anniversary, the Institute of Art History of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and the Museum of Applied Arts in Budapest are jointly organizing an international conference and an exhibition.
This exhibition presents the whole scope of the work of the architect Ödön Lechner. Special attention is paid to five major works, nominated for UNESCO World Heritage Site status: the Kecskemét City Hall, the parish church of Budapest-Kőbánya, the Museum of Applied Arts, the Institute of Geology, and the Postal Savings Bank. Visitors can familiarise themselves with these through the architect's original plans and drawings, as well as period and modern photographs. Working drawings of the ornaments so crucial to Lechner's work, the publications which inspired him, and examples of the Zsolnay ceramic in which they were realized are also presented. One of the rooms evokes the world of the Japan Coffee House, Lechner's second home, another acommodates a panoramic movie of his major works.
Exhibition Treasures of architecture at the CIVA in Brussels – from 28 January to 19 April 2015
From Art Nouveau to the Expo 58
The exhibition Treasures of architecture, first of this type to be presented at the CIVA and organised by the Modern Architecture Archives (AAM), offers an initiatory and didactic tour from Art Nouveau to the Expo 58.
Among the "treasures" of this installation, the general public will discover rare works as well as numerous unseen works (plans that were believed to be vanished, unknown projects of Van de Velde, impressive series of water towers …).
Press release
Exhibition Ways to Modernism at the MAK in Vienna – from 17 December 2014 to 14 April 2015
Josef Hoffmann (1870–1956) and Adolf Loos (1870–1933) were the most important architects and designers in Vienna around 1900 in the generation after Otto Wagner. They developed two contrary approaches to the expression of individuality and self-realization among modern consumers. Josef Hoffmann followed a revolutionary path that led to the creation of utilitarian objects and architecture as aesthetic products in an ever-changing array of new designs. Adolf Loos pursued an evolutionary strategy that viewed utilitarian objects and architecture not as art products, but as the discrete background for individual lifestyles. These two contrary mindsets represent fundamental interpretations of the tasks of modern architects and designers as well as different images of modern lifestyles of the emancipated citizen.
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Occupied territories | For Palestinian women, a field is a dream
Nevin Kleib, left, says that at a tournament in Alexandria, Egypt, she took off her headscarf to gain an edge on competitors. "The field was bigger and required more fitness and speed." (Nasser Shiyoukhi | Associated Press)
Bethlehem, West Bank | Most of the players practice on concrete in Bethlehem, but the women's team of the Palestinian Territories nevertheless hopes to represent its homeland next month at the Arab Women's Football Championship in Abu Dhabi. Christian Science Monitor correspondent Amelia Thomas enumerates the barriers facing the women players, not least of which are the security checkpoints that regulate movement among disconnected zones under control of the Palestinian Authority. Because of the onus of travel, the team cannot reach the only grass pitch at their disposal. The pitch is in Jericho, 18 miles away.
Such challenges also prevent the Palestinian women from gathering as a complete unit. In fact, when the side gathered for the first Arab women's championship in Jordan in 2005 many faces were unfamiliar. "It was a strange experience, the team playing a game without even knowing each other's names," says volunteer coach Emil Hilal (see also our report of 17 Apr 05).
A previous coach left the team following the required inspections that greeted the players on their return from the Jordan tournament. "Detained and interrogated for hours at the border by both Israeli and Jordanian authorities," writes Thomas, "he found the experience too traumatic to repeat."
The Bethlehem students also must contend with the prejudices and fixed gender roles facing women footballers in much of the world. Says Amira Hodaly, a physical-therapy student: "I feel powerful when I'm playing soccer. I started when I was 10, playing alongside my brothers. Now that I'm older, it's less accepted than when I was just a child."
Karin Laub of the Associated Press ("Palestinian Women Claim Place in Soccer," Dec 14) places the Palestinian women's efforts within the wider Arab context and elicits the opinions of Sheikh Saleh Muattan, a West Bank preacher with a radio call-in show. He says that women's soccer is not haram, or forbidden, but suggests that other games might be more appropriate. "Women can practice some sports which fit their nature and delicacy. I feel [soccer] is violent."
Fourteen of the 20 members on the Bethlehem team are Christians, reflecting more liberal attitudes.
Scotland | Bizarre battle for Hearts and minds
Any enthusiasm for Lithuanian owner Vladimir Romanov has faded at Heart of Midlothian in Edinburgh (see also 1 Apr 06). Since acquiring the team early in 2005, he has added 23 percent to the club's debt, initiated a coaching merry-go-round and—from his own fortune—bought Harry Potter's magic wand for £10,000.
Hearts has not won a game since Oct 1.
The booing of Lithuanian players at home two weeks ago resulted in "misunderstanding, confusion and poor communication at a club where faceless Lithuanian players and coaches come and go like starlings on a telegraph wire," writes Thomas Rowan in the Financial Times (2 Dec 06). Unlike the situation under foreign ownership at English Premiership sides Chelsea, Manchester United and Aston Villa, Romanov's millions have not been able to attract top-flight talent to the relative anonymity that Scottish football offers, at least in comparison to Old Firm clubs Celtic and Rangers.
The notes show Best in both Manchester United and Northern Ireland strips.
Northern Ireland | Fans pay respect with £5 sell-out
Ulster Bank printed one million £5 notes bearing the image of George Best, commemorating the first anniversary of his death (see 25 Nov 05). Whether sold via post or at bank branches, the notes are gone: the money has sold out. Postal applications became available on Nov 13. The supply of notes expired on Dec 1. Best's sister received the first note in the series and his father, Dickie, the last. (Belfast Telegraph, 2 Dec 06)
Iraq | Body of Sunni soccer official found
The body of Hadib Majhoul, chairman of the Talaba soccer club and a Sunni Arab, was found riddled with bullets two days after his kidnapping in Baghdad. Sports figures have become frequent targets of sectarian violence, and Ahmed al-Hijiya, the chairman of Iraq's National Olympic Committee, kidnapped in July along with some 30 colleagues, remains at large. (AP, 3 Dec 06)


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Redman and Tim Passmore spoke Saturday night at the Church Street annex.
A gathering of concerned Cleveland residents and Lee University students attended. Both men presented how Christians should respond to the rising human sex trafficking numbers.
"We have a great relationship with Homeland Security. We have a great relationship with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation," Redman said. "We don't have a great relationship with the faith-based community. … If we sat around a large table and we had to name the different chairs filled around the table, the chair which would not be filled, to the extent it should in greater Chattanooga, Cleveland and Southeast Tennessee" is the faith-based community's.
According to the nonprofit's website, the organization, "…creates awareness that drives action through collaborative relationship with like-minded organizations and individuals in order to end human sex trafficking in greater Chattanooga/Southeast Tennessee."
Sarah Brandenburg, Lee University Christian Benevolence instructor, said her students organized the event to alert the public.
"I think part of the reason we did not get a good attendance is because [people do not think there is a problem]. It is just so hard to break," Brandenburg said.
"People would rather be out in the sunshine than hearing about this. Partly because they do not know about the issues, and partly because they do not want to know about it."
Brandenburg said, "I have spoken to some groups before and they literally do not want to know about it, because they are afraid of what they will see. I have had someone tell me they do not want to lay awake at night thinking about [human sex trafficking]."
The U.S. Department of Health and Human services reports victims of sex trafficking are lured in through various methods, including: a promise of a good job in another country, a false marriage proposal turned into a bondage situation, being sold by relatives or significant others or being kidnapped by traffickers.
According to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, the total market value of illicit human trafficking is $32 billion annually.
Passmore said the revenue of worldwide human sex trafficking is the same as a year's cumulative profit for Facebook, Amazon.com, Microsoft, Google and Yahoo.
"Two million children are estimated to be in the commercial sex trade today," Passmore said. "This is happening in our country."
The U.S. Department of Education said human trafficking particularly involves school-age children not living with their parents. These students are believed to be vulnerable to coerced labor exploitation, domestic servitude or commercial sexual exploitation, also known as prostitution.
There are several ways people can report cases of human trafficking as stated by the DoE:
- Contact local authorities in emergency situations.
- Report suspected trafficking crimes by calling the national 24/7 toll-free Human Trafficking Resource Center at 1-888-373-7888 or the Department of Justice's Human Trafficking Office at 1-888-428-7581.
- Call the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children's hotline at 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678).
Redman shared several stories with those gathered.
"I am describing situations which have happened here in Southeast Tennessee. I am not describing Vegas or Chicago," Redman said.
"A lot of these situations you will not find on the front page of the paper. [Authorities] will not talk with members of the media, especially to protect the victim."
He said numerous organizations from the government to nonprofits have gathered together to make a stand against human trafficking.
Churches as a major force against the sex trade were not included.
"This is inconvenient news I have come to announce to the Southern American church. Jesus came all right, but he did not come to ensure our tax rates would go down. He didn't come to ensure I could buy as many guns as I want," Redman said.
"Jesus said, 'I have come to set the captives free,' and I believe that is exactly what he does."
He said this is the mission the church has been called to throughout time.
"Unfortunately, in our region right now in any substantive way, the church continues to sit out," Redman said.
"… We have to be advocates within our local faith communities. We have to be willing to sit with leaders. We have to be willing to sit with pastors."
Passmore said Christians must overcome apathy, complacency and despair to make a difference.
"Do you think the resources of everyone who can oppose human trafficking couldn't stop the industry? We have [human traffickers] relying on us to do nothing, who hope every day we do nothing," Passmore said. "There are ways we can help and each one of us will respond in a different way."
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The agency will kick off its fun filled week with the Showcase of the Bands on Tuesday; and on Wednesday, it is to host its Second Annual Silent Auction.
Showcase of the Bands will be held in Rosedale on the football field of West Bolivar High School at 10 a.m., and the silent auction is set at the main office in Cleveland at 5:30 p.m.
The proceeds from both events will go towards the agency in efforts to continue providing educational and recreational activities that enhance upon the growth and development of Head Start students.
Early Head Start Director and Education Content Area Specialist Fanesia Johnson said that these events are in conjunction with October being National Head Start Awareness month.
"During the month of October, each center has something at least once a week as part of National Head Start Awareness Month. Every week we wear pink because this is breast cancer awareness month, this is also drug free month and national fire prevention. We try to tie in all of these activities during the entire month, by sponsoring various activities," said Johnson. "We are so excited about all of the festivities, especially Showcase of the Bands. Shelby, Mound Bayou, East Side and Rosedale have all agreed to take part in this event."
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"After Showcase of the Bands, the head start students will report back to their designated centers to enjoy a field day, and band members will be transported to Bubba Park to enjoy lunch," she said.
Although the day will end with food, fun, and music, the agency will calm things down at the silent auction on Wednesday evening.
"It will most definitely be entertaining and refreshments will be served," said Johnson.
According to Johnson, the silent auction was a success on last year and the agency plans to have an even bigger turnout this year.
"It was such a great event on last year and everybody enjoyed it. It was very successful and it was a great fundraiser. The auction is a way that we get a chance to showcase the work of our children. Art is a very important component in our curriculum. Art allows children to express themselves, and it is a great way to expand how children view the world," she said. The auction is set to take place at central office.
District Attorney Aelicia Thomas will be the auctioneer and paintings will start at $5.
"It's just a great fundraiser for the agency and we intend to have around 45 pieces of art," added Johnson.
Both events are open to the public.
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alright fellas...heres the link. my webcam is shitty but the next one will be better i promise.
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alright guys now that you've seen my money shot. who has requests for more pics?
I have a few ideas. Most of them involve my mouth lol. How about pic of you in sweat pants with a hardon. Mmmm sexy
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hey guys this isn't a cock shot i know...im working on your requests they'll be up later or tomorrow.
this however is part of my undies collection...some of you have commented on them so i thought id show them off...these are only the fun colored and patterned ones lol..i ahve a bunch more black, gray and white as well. think i have a problem? haha
hey guys new pics tomorrow. taking requests until then.
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ok guys i'll definetly put up some pics in sweats and shorts.
sorry bernard I don't have any jockstraps but i have compression shorts. would that be good for you?
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I would put in a request to the ask the mods forum, and let one of my brother mods or admins answer this for you properly.
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Alright guys I uploaded some into my gallery. Let me know if theres any specific ones you want to see in there. I just grabbed some random ones this time.
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"Johnny Appleseed," a family musical about the legendary folk hero who planted apple orchards throughout Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, will be presented at 2 p.m. Nov. 3.
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"The Miracle Worker," a portrayal of Helen Keller and her tutor, presented by Montana Repertory Theater, will be held at 8 p.m. March 21.
"An Afternoon of One Acts," the finale in the 2013-14 "Opera Up Close" series, will be presented at 4 p.m. March 30. The radio variety show format will feature the musical "The Telephone," by Gian Carlo Menotti; "A Hand of Bridge," by Samuel Barber, and "The Old Maid and the Thief," by Menotti.
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"Beauty and the Beast," an award-winning musical from American Family Theatre, will be performed at 2 p.m. May 4.
There are discounts for groups of 10 or more and for patrons who attend at least three shows.
The box office at the school, 1 University Parkway, University Park, is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays, and two hours prior to performances.
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Through rain, heat and sleepless nights, the guys of Lee University's Alpha Gamma Chi are determined to break the world record for longest played flag-football game.
According to Taylor Trotter, club president, the guys are playing for more than boasting rights. All funds will go toward People for Care and Learning's Build a City project in Cambodia. The club is hoping to raise $86,000 to build a marketplace and health clinic.
"You can donate $10 by texting 'build' to 20222. The cost will be added to your next phone bill," Trotter said. "We want people to come out to the game, but we believe it is a cause worthy enough to just donate $10 even if you can't come out."
Twenty-eight of Chi's 33 members will participate in the flag-football game. The game's set-up will be 7-on-7 with seven substitutes for each side. Every hour played earns the players five minutes of rest. This time can be saved up to 30 minutes.
Encouragement will be needed as the athletes fight to play for 50 hours.
"The 50 for us is very important, because the number stems in honor and commemoration to our alumni — so 50 hours for the 50 years Alpha Gamma Chi has been in existence," Trotter said.
The first 48 hours of the game will be played at Ocoee Middle School's field on Parker Street, directly across from Lee University's baseball field. The final two hours will take place on Lee University's soccer field located on Parker Street.
Trotter said any support from the Cleveland and Bradley County community is appreciated.
"Hopefully, we will get some support during the wee hours of the morning. Res[idential] life is giving out curfew passes to ensure students can come out to give us some moral support," Trotter said.
The first record-breaking ceremony will be held at 5 p.m on Friday to mark the hoped-for breaking of the current flag-football world record of 24 hours. The second ceremony to mark 50 hours of play will take place at Lee's soccer field on Saturday at 7 p.m.
Activities, auctions, drawings, booths and concessions will be set up at the field for spectators. People for Care and Learning will have a booth with a projector to give virtual tours of its efforts in Cambodia. An inflatable and cornhole tables will be set up throughout the 50 hours, in addition to other activities.
"I'm one of those people who does not cheer very loudly anyway. I enjoy spending time with people, hanging out and talking with friends," Trotter said. "I imagine I would play some cornhole, grab some food, some sunflower seeds and kick back while spitting some seeds to watch the game."
He said Chi is going for a tailgating feel to the event.
Laseter's Coffee, Nate's BBQ and Perkits Yogurt have committed to coming out at various times throughout the event.
"Nate's BBQ is going to be out there the entire time. He wants to do the marathon alongside us, so he said he is going to be there for the whole 50 hours with us," Trotter said. "This is one of his big kickoff events."
More information about the event can be found by visiting its Facebook page at www.facebook.com/thegridiron2013 or by emailing email@example.com. Donations can be made at the event's website: http://whiteboard.is/gridiron.
Sponsors interested in the event may still apply for either a booth at the field and PA announcements.
The guys are prepared to play through rain or shine.
"We know on Thursday we are going to see some rain scattered about, if not the majority of the time," Trotter said. "Thursday obviously is going to be the most rough when it comes to weather. I think all of us have played football in the rain, and our spirits are all for it."
Continued Trotter, "It will be just like life, going through the weathery storms to get to the sunny days. For us, we are looking for the 50th hour on Saturday."


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Cayenne contains a compound called capsaicin, which provides hot, mouthwatering (or mouth-burning depending on your taste buds) flavor and purported health benefits. In fact, capsaicin cream is sold as a nonprescription medicine for the relief of nerve pain. It seems to work by reducing a chemical involved in transmitting pain signals to the brain.
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Medical research suggests that cayenne may have the following health-promoting abilities:
- Relieving pain, such as pain from arthritis, postherpetic neuralgia (a late complication of shingles), back pain, diabetic neuropathy, and nerve pain following surgery.
- Reducing itching and pain associated with psoriasis.
- Reducing discomfort of minor indigestion (oral use).
- Improve symptoms of nasal inflammation when used as a nasal spray
However, the most convincing evidence refers only to external use of cayenne for pain relief. If you have a chronic or serious medical condition, you should not simply self-medicate with cayenne. Instead, see your doctor and discuss using cayenne or capsaicin to relieve symptoms.
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Cayenne is spicy and can, therefore, cause irritation of the skin, eyes, and stomach (though it does not worsen stomach ulcers). Wash your hands after handling cayenne or capsaicin cream to avoid getting it in your eyes. If capsaicin cream or cayenne irritates your skin or stomach, stop taking it. Do not apply cayenne or capsaicin cream to broken or irritated skin, or mucous membranes.
Cayenne might increase the amount of theophylline, an asthma medicine, that your body absorbs.
Capsaicin cream may increase the risk of cough in people taking blood pressure medicines called ACE inhibitors.
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