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Education projects run by venues and theatre companies tend, dare I say it, to be a wee bit samey. Not that there's anything remotely wrong with bringing in a company of young enthusiasts and getting them to devise a piece of original theatre inspired by the professional in-house show with actor-run workshops and so on. It's good, worthwhile, valuable stuff. It's just that there a lot of it about because this is a field in which it's quite difficult to be original.
So three cheers for York Theatre Royal which has come up with a scheme the like of which I haven't come across before (although I'd love to hear about it if anyone else is doing something similar). For three weeks in late September/ early October YTR is to be taken over and run by young volunteers all aged under 26. They will assume the roles of Department Heads: producing and directing their own work, making decisions about Front of House management and even determining what food will be served in the cafe bar.
It sounds like the work experience opportunity of a lifetime. If you are under 26 and interested you can get an application from General Manager Vicky Biles: firstname.lastname@example.com. But don't dilly dally. YTR is already open for applications and I bet they'll be snowed under.
Meanwhile it occurs to me that although there will, of course, be costs, this scheme cannot be particularly expensive to run. So why don't more performing arts organisations consider doing something along these lines? It ticks all the education and community boxes.
I also wonder how many people out there now working professionally in the performance industries found voluntary work experience a useful stepping stone to becoming established? Your stories, please!

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Winter Wine Festival
What better way to tour the state's wineries than at an indoor, cozy Winter Wine Festival? Taste your way through the offerings of more than twenty Illinois wineries while experimenting with different food and wine pairings. Spend the night at one of the best hotels in Springfield and have the Crowne Plaza's top amenities at your fingertips.
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Undying Words 1858-1865
A powerful look at Lincoln's greatest words and how they helped end slavery in America. "Undying Words" explores the most important speeches of Lincoln's career, showing how his views on slavery evolved as he sought to hold the country together. One hundred fifty years after the Civil War ended and Lincoln died, this exhibit shows what was at stake for the slaves, soldiers and families caught up in the crisis Lincoln devoted himself to ending.
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Krieger's Sports Grill
Krieger's features great viewing for all your favorite sports action with numerous high-definition screens so you will never miss the action. Krieger's is not only the place for sports fans, but for families as well. We serve up kids eat free every Wednesday.
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Authentic Italian food served with a cozy atmosphere. The food is fresh and the service is fantastic. The stuffed pizza is a local favorite.
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Country Kitchen
Local establishment serving breakfast all day & other American comfort fare in a casual space.
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Pao is a casual gourmet restaurant and bar with a focus on Pacific Coast Cuisine with an American Asian feel. From spring to fall you can enjoy watching the sun set from the outdoor patio, which is one of the best patios Springfield has to offer.
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Pease's Candy is a locally owned, fifth generation candy shop. For over 75 years, Pease's has been making old fashioned, homemade candies and treats. The store offers boxed candies, salted nuts, popcorn, gourmet foods, special event candies, and seasonal sweets.
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Magic Kitchen presents fantastic Thai food. We are currently operating in two great locations throughout Springfield, one conveniently located downtown at 115 North Lewis Street and the other near the Fish Man Pet Center at 4112 North Peoria Road. We guarantee that you will leave with excitement and a full stomach.
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One of the oldest colleges in Illinois, founded in 1837. Blackburn is also one of only seven colleges in the U.S. where students work in exchange for tuition credit, and the only one whose Work program is student-run. This keeps Blackburn's tuition among the lowest of all private colleges in the United States. Over the years, students have literally built Blackburn, brick by brick; the only college campus in the United States to be largely built by its students.
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Studio blaxploitation flicks like ''Shaft'' and ''Superfly'' wouldn't exist without writer-director-producer-star Melvin Van Peebles' 1971 ghetto-hero indie hit, ''Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song.'' Melvin's son Mario thought it was time somebody paid cinematic homage to the hell his dad went through to make the movie (including temporary blindness from exhaustion). So using his father's 1971 making-of book as a framework and heeding executive producer Michael Mann's advice not to delegate, Mario set out to produce, write, direct, plus star as his own papa on a $1 million budget.
''My dad said, 'Don't make me too nice,''' reports the junior Van Peebles, who didn't get any family freebies: He had to pay $2,500 for clips from the original ''Sweetback,'' as well as pay for option rights. Fortunately the cast worked cheap, including T.K. Carter as Bill Cosby (who helped finance ''Sweetback''). There are also cameos by Sally Struthers, John Singleton, and Adam West -- yes, TV's Batman, playing a gay wannabe producer who comes on to Melvin. ''There are people who want to be part of a film if it's got nutritional value,'' says the director-star. ''It's not always about the money.''
THE GOOD NEWS Toronto and Sundance audiences generally liked the flick, which was originally titled ''How to Get the Man's Foot Outta Your Ass and Other Life Lessons'' (shortened mainly because the MPAA wouldn't approve plain old, normally spelled ''ass'' in a title).
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"Is it nature or nurture?" has always been a controversial topic for debate. But there is one place where the question has a definitive answer: the inner-workings of a chatbot.
Chatbots – robots programmed for conversation – learn how to speak by talking to people on the Internet. Not only have these 'bots learned how to hold a text-based conversation, they can do it in way to fool even the most astute judges into thinking they're human. These judges meet every Fall at the annual Loebner contest. Here, chatbots and their creators compete to try to pass the Turing test.
The Turing test is named after the visionary computer scientist Alan Turing, whose ideas on artificial intelligence have long outlasted his death in 1954. Turing was influential because he believed that machines could be programmed to think. But how do you know if a robot is thinking? This is where the Turing test comes in.
To pass it, a robot has to display conversational skills on par with a person. The Loebner prize for artificial intelligence was created in 1990 to find that robot. Winning the grand prize requires a machine to wholly convince the judges of its command of human-speak for an extended period of time. So far, no 'bot has taken home the gold.
But this year, one came close.
Mitsuku, a seven year old chatbot, won her British creator, Steve Worswick, the bronze medal. Even though he received the bronze, he won this year's competition because his chatbot came closer than any other to convincingly give human-esque answers. To give an idea of the questions, one of the judges may say, "I have a red car," and then ask the chatbot, "What color is my car?" But the questions get more complicated than that. "How many plums can I fit into my shoe?" was one question asked this year. "Mitsuko dropped out on that one," says Worswick.
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Worswick has been working with chatbots for years, but it wasn't his first passion. That was reserved for making dance music. His first exposure to a chatbot was on a fellow music producers website. Worswick did a little research, and downloaded a chatbot, which he customized into a teddy bear to accompany the website he built to promote his music.
"What I found was more people were coming to the website to talk to the teddy bear than for the music," Worswick says. "I thought, 'perhaps I should knock music on the head and focus on the chat bot.'"
"It's not just a quirky thing on the Internet."
After a few years of development, Worswick, whose day job is in IT support, figured Mitsuko was advanced enough to enter into the Loebner contest. After a few tries, his hard work paid off this year. "To my surprise, it actually won," he says. "I'm very pleased to win it and I'm hoping to defend my title next year."
Mitsuko has a female name and avatar because she was originally developed as a commission for an online gaming website and the clientele were mostly male. "We got a lot of young male adults talking to it, so I made it female so they would maybe be a bit more friendly towards it," Worswick says. "They tried to flirt with it or pick it up. It's a quite strange tool to use to try to practice chat up lines on."
But now Mitsuko lives on her own site where she attracts a more diverse audience.
"I get all kinds of people talking to it," says Worswick. "It's not just a quirky thing on the Internet. School children will talk to it about problems they are having at school, elderly people are talking to it, and a lot of people talk to it to practice their English."
(Screenshot of a conversation with Mitsuku)
Even though Mitsuko won the Loebner prize, and can now say she is the smartest robot of them all, Worswick's humble chatbot doesn't attract as much attention or website traffic as the most well-known chatbot: Cleverbot.
Cleverbot received national attention when a video made by Cornell's Creative Machines laboratory went viral. The team, led by PhD students Igor Labutov and Jason Yosinski and associate professor Hod Lipson, hooked Cleverbot up to a text-to-speech synthesizer and an avatar renderer. The resulting conversation can be both humorous, like when one chatbot calls itself a unicorn, and philosophical, when one asks the other "What is God to you?". But the Cleverbots were largely antagonistic, calling each other "meanie" and saying snarky things, such as "You were mistaken, which is odd because memory shouldn't be a problem for you."
To get to the point where a chatbot is smart enough to have a conversation, "it has to have thousands of conversations," says Yosinki, who is currently studying machine learning at Cornell. "And because it can talk to more than one person at once, a chatbot has had more conversations than you or I have ever had."
What this means is that a chatbot is truly learning from the hive-mind, and in light of that, it makes sense that the Cleverbots would say seemingly random things about unicorns and God. It also makes sense that they would be mean to each other because, as anyone who has been on the Internet knows, mean sentiments are all too frequent when anonymity is enabled.
"A chatbot has had more conversations than you or I have ever had."
Because of this pitfall of learning from the crowd, Worswick is careful with Mitsuko.
"I found it's dangerous to switch on automatic learning," he says. Automatic learning is when people can teach the chatbot things, unsupervised. "I did once for a day. It learnt about 1500 new things, only three were only of use. Now if someone tries to teach it, I get an email."
To decide which new information to incorporate into Mitsuko, Worswick goes back over the conversation logs. From this, he's been able to program in people's various ways of spelling common words. "I have a hundred different ways of spelling favorite," he says. "The logs are immensely useful."
In addition to making a smarter chatbot, going over the logs has also helped him create a nicer chatbot. On the day he left Mitsuko's automatic learning on he found, for example, that school-age kids were trying to teach her to repeat mean things about their classmates. Much like the belief that pets are like their owners, the same can be said for chatbots. If they're neglected or treated badly, they can become nuisances. But train and treat them properly, and you've got a useful tool, and maybe even a friend.
"I try to make it fairly fun, which keeps people coming back," Worswick says, although he points out that the trend to people seeking out chatbots for in-depth conversation is a bit worrying.
But, practice makes perfect. "The more people it talks to, the smarter it becomes, and it may one day pass for a human and get me the silver medal," he says. "Fingers crossed."
Below we transcribed an actual conversation we had with Mitsuku and one with Cleverbot. You try them out yourself at mitsuko.com and cleverbot.com.
Human: Do you know who Alan Turing is?
Mitsuku: A brilliant and tragic figure in the history of computer science.
Human: Why was he tragic?
Mitsuku: Because he killed himself.
Human: That is very sad to hear
Mitsuku: Maybe you could tell it a joke to cheer it up?
Human: A joke about Alan Turing's suicide? That wouldn't be a very funny joke.
Mitsuku: A depressed man turned to his friend in the pub and said, "I woke up this morning and felt so bad that I tried to kill myself by taking 50 aspirin."
"Oh man, that's really bad", said his friend, "What happened?"
The first man sighed and said, "After the first two, I felt better.". Perhaps it would.
Human: That was a funny joke
Mitsuku: I'm glad you liked it. You tell me a joke please.
User: Hello.
Cleverbot: How are you?
User: Good.
Cleverbot: Let's talk about horses.
User: No thanks.
Cleverbot: Why not?
User: Because I want to ask you a question.
Cleverbot: What is your question?
User: Do you know who Alan Turing is?
Cleverbot: No.
User: Do you want to know?
Cleverbot: Yes.
User: He was a visionary computer scientist who believed that machines could be programmed to think.
Cleverbot: I think so as well. Would you consider him better or worse as a commander than James Tiberius Kirk?
User: Better I would say.
Cleverbot: Not knowing.
User: You like Star Trek?
Cleverbot: Yes.
User: Cool.
Cleverbot: Are you jello?
User: No.
Cleverbot: I knew it!


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Apr 14th 2009 5:34PM All this downtime gave me time to use the talent calculators at mmochampion to spec out my toons. With one dual spec tossed in the mix, that's 11 different specs. Thus, I'll be able to be more efficient once I do get online.
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My daughter says that all it takes to make me happy with a song is a few blippity bloops from the synthesizer but there aren't enough blippity bloops in the world to make this song interesting. YAAAAAWWWWN.
I like this because it reminds me of some of the great country rock that I used to love in the 70s. It's not quite brought into the present the way that someone like Yeasayer does with thier 80s throwback sound so I can see why some are hating on it. It's always entertaining to read the comments.
This song started playing in my car this morning and for a split second thought I was listening to Fleetwood Mac. NOW I know why I like it so much.
Definitely a grower. Didn't even think I wanted to download songs the first time I heard them but left them on my random play list and found they were sticking in my head. Started to feel like this was a noise that my ears had been craving but didn't know it yet, ya know? I'm an old hippie and not a hipster, so my tastes probably lean more towards the 'does it rock out?' than the 'how well is is crafted?' category and I think it really rocks out in a smart way.
Holy crap! I was reading an article about Monsters of Folk (way overrated) and clicked on something that brought me here. I can't believe this argument is still going on. Owl City didn't rip anyone off but Ben Gibbard STOLE Sufjan Stevens' voice!!! Stuff that in your pipes and smoke it.
Nice sound, but totally ripped off from Paul Simon's 'Rhythm of the Saints'.
It reaches the point where its not even about the band anymore and about principle, but yes, I do tend towards compulsive behavior sometimes. Gotta work on that.
"The people who like him also get chills when they peruse the top 10 songs on itunes."
I generally dislike most of the top 10 songs on ITunes so there goes the integrity of that statement. Critique the song please and quit judging the people that like it. I'm sure that one or two of them might be intelligent. I say this knowing it will fall on deaf ears, so I'm going to go on to something more productive now. You kids have a good time and try to play nice.
OK. I have the time. Right now I'm liking Phoenix, Grizzly Bears, Julian Casablancas, Passion Pit, The Avett Bros, Freelance Whales, etc, Quick trip through the past, Rick Nelson, the Who, Jethro Tull, Roxy Music, and a bunch of stuff I just can't remember off the top of my head. But enough of that, There is a lot of music out there that I hate too but I don't feel qualified to post my assumptions about it anywhere. I just hate to see anyone get racked over the coals this way. I honestly do not see 'more than similarity' to The Postal Service here. So sue me and have a lovely day!
FYI, I don't share the same religious beliefs as this artist. I was just pointing his beliefs out as another influence that might make his music unappealing to some people. I think that it would be very appropriate for the artist to get compensation but stop short of making accusations based on limited knowledge,


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The human body was designed to do many things, some of which aren't appropriate for a sometimes R rated but mostly PG blog (my mom thinks I'm cool). But one thing we've learned through testing: it's not structured to sustain this kind of punishment repeatedly…
That's our friend Jay Cutler. Notice the bend of his neck directly backwards. Necks do indeed bend backwards, just not all the way back like that, and not at the force of a large human, while another large human has a firm death grip on your legs. This hurts.
What you're watching in repeated moving picture form is the moment that Cutler's neck said "you know what? I'm out" during the Bears' Week 14 loss to Minnesota. It's an example of why often sack numbers don't reflect the consistent pounding allowed by an offensive line. And to be sure, Bears quarterbacks have been sacked plenty this year (37 times, ranking their O-line a lowly 25th), but Cutler has gone down only three times over his last four games. He's hit repeatedly, though, and the vulnerability of the line in front to him has led to games in which he's been sacked seven, five, and six times.
Last night at about the time when we were all watching the Eagles' glorious combustion that was just so Eagles, a piece of troubling Cutler news may have escaped you. In addition to the neck injury he sustained on this play, he also has a sprained MCL.
From the Chicago Tribune:
A team source said it's not remotely as serious as the MCL injury that knocked him out of the second half of the NFC championship game loss to the Packers two years ago at Soldier Field. Cutler is expected to have full participation in Friday's practice.
The Bears list Cutler on the injury report with neck and knee injuries, and said he was knocked out of the fourth quarter of last Sunday's loss at Minnesota with a stiff neck after a high-low hit from Vikings defensive linemen Everson Griffen and Jared Allen.
Cutler was listed as limited in Thursday's practice and the injury report Wednesday indicated he would not have practiced if the team had. Instead, coach Lovie Smith opted for a walk-through.
See, nothing to worry about. Just a little MCL sprain for a quarterback who's facing a Packers front seven that will most likely be getting Clay Matthews back this week after he resumed practicing. There are only eight of you who intend to start Cutler this week, and you're all in two-QB leagues. So this injury isn't concerning from that perspective (sorry, Jay). Instead, Brandon Marshall owners should be at least mildly worried. Like the sort of worried that washes over you when you see that it's raining, and you're unsure if your car window is open or closed. A petty but important worry, which coincidentally also describes Cutler's entire career. The reason to worry is tied to Cutler's mobility, or possibly a lack thereof, which could in turn lead to fewer deep passing attempts.
Marshall has been absolutely on fire recently, catching 32 passes over his last three games for 417 yards (!!!). But do you remember the Marshall we saw when Jason Campbell was under center for one week while Cutler sat out with his concussion? Of course you don't, because that's a week of your life you've now buried mentally forever. That's when Marshall had only 29 yards on two catches, thankfully saving his day with a touchdown. There were some heavy tears shed by Marshall owners after he finished 74 yards lower than his season average.
Admittedly I'm running to the cliff here, peering over, and calculating the maximum inertia when I hit the rocky bottom. But be honest: you're doing that too, as you're fearing a Bears offense this weekend that's led by a hobbled Cutler, or worse, a re-injury and another Campbell appearance next week.
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SICHUAN PROVINCE, China - People in China are still digging out from the worst earthquake in decades.
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It's been just over two weeks since devastation came to the village of Yao Jing
Everything is still covered by pieces of rubble, and bewildered villagers are still searching for pieces of their lives, scattered somewhere in the debris.
Still, the common tasks of daily life continue, carried out in the middle of a disaster zone.
Meals are cooked out in the open now, prepared by people who have nothing left
"All I have is this clothing," said one survivor.
Villagers are constructing makeshift homes to replace the ones that seemed so solid just two weeks ago.
The people refuse to be defeated, but pain, anger and despair are everywhere.
"I have nowhere to cook, nowhere to live," another survivor said.
The earthquake claimed seven victims, including the very young and the very old.
One man lost his father when their home came tumbling down - and his daughter and granddaughter are still missing.
"It's terrible," he said. "And now we can't live in the house. All my family's possessions were buried inside. There's nothing left but a few bowls." Beating the Odds
It is amazing that only seven people died in this village of 200, given the magnitude of the disaster.
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Beecher's Isabella Woolslayer (2, Left) and Sydney Zupan (1, Right) celebrate following Monday's IHSA 2A Super-Sectional championship win over Westmont at The Ballpark (Bandits Statdium), in Rosemont, Ill., Monday, June 2, 2014. Beecher won the game 18-0, after five innings. | Brian O'Mahoney/For Sun-Times Media
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Emily Landis got the first hit for Beecher, a one-out first-inning single to right field.
Taylor Johnson followed with a walk. Sarah Crews with a double. Sydney Zupan with a triple.
And that wasn't the tenth of it.
"I guess it's kind of contagious when we get a hit. Once the flow goes, it just keeps on going," Landis said after the Bobcats crushed Westmont 18-0 in Monday's Class 2A Supersectional at Rosemont Stadium to advance to Friday's state semifinals in East Peoria.
This was a tsunami.
Beecher (33-7) pounded out 16 hits. The Bobcats scored three times in the first, twice in the second, nine times in the third and four times in the fourth.
Crews cruised through five shutout innings, allowing three hits while striking out seven.
It was thorough. So thorough, that when it ended the Bobcats weren't wildly celebrating as a team that wins a supersectional is wont to do.
They already were used to the idea.
"I think we were kind of excited the whole game," Crews said. "After we scored nine in the third inning I think we relaxed a little bit.
"I came into the game ... I think we all came into the game a little bit nervous because we really hadn't seen (Westmont) and we didn't know a lot about them. I think we all came in with a little bit of anticipation."
Westmont (22-11) came in a bit short-handed. The Sentinels were missing two starters who were away for undisclosed reasons.
"A miscommunication with some of the things," Westmont coach Jason Bolden said. "It's just the way it goes."
In an 18-0 game, it proved to be more or less irrelevant. The Sentinels had other problems, most glaring seven errors. But Beecher did most everything right with its bats as well.
Savanah Stluka had two perfect bunt singles. Taylor Johnson was good for three RBI via a triple and single.
"We had pitching, we played defense, we had timely hits and hits up and down the lineup," Beecher coach Kevin Hayhurst said. "It was a complete game. The kids were very focused. They really understand what's going on."
To be sure, there was no looking ahead.
"We never assumed that we were going to beat them, we just wanted to go in and play our game," Johnson said. "The first few innings we were like, 'Let's just get focused.' And then when it started to open up we started to let loose and started enjoying the game."


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Sometimes, the words that come out of Terrell Suggs' big-ass mouth strike me as ones that have been thoroughly manufactured with the intention of creating intensity that otherwise wouldn't exist. In other words, I think he can be a bit of a phony in what to me is a transparent attempt to separate himself and his team from their respective packs.
But in an interview yesterday with a Kansas City radio station, T-Sizzle delivered an interesting reflection on how he experienced — and even benefited from — the 2011 NFL work stoppage:
Last year, to be totally honest with you, I had the time of my life during the lockout and wasn't in a hurry to get back to work. I think that's why, in total, I ended up having the season that I did. A lot of guys ended up pushing themselves too hard and ended up getting hurt trying to get ready for minicamps and OTAs. Fortunately we didn't have that burden on our shoulders and that's why I think I had a great year. … I'm really looking forward to my time off and getting back to the film business and making these movies."
Remember when guys were supposed to be tearing ACLs and MCLs left and right due to a lack of preparation stemming from the lockout? That never happened. It turns out that, for the most part, grown adults can prepare for impending events and life changes without being watched over by meddling, autocratic employers.
And of course Suggs had the time of his life during the lockout. Anyone who says they'd rather be sweating it out in early-summer heat with a pack of over-sized, BO-plagued men than training on their own schedule and in the comfort of their palace-like dwelling is telling you a filthy lie.
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But until Tuesday, Wisconsin's Gary Andersen had not been one of the coaches linked with the Browns. That changed when none other than Andersen himself -- along with Badger athletic director Barry Alvarez -- announced that he had entered an "intitial conversation" with the Browns about possibly replacing Rob Chudzinski.
"Officials from the Cleveland Browns contacted me to talk about their head coaching vacancy," Andersen said in a statement. "After our initial conversation, I decided not to pursue the position.
"I am committed to the University of Wisconsin and the student-athletes in our program. I love the city of Madison and am grateful for all the support from Badgers fans around the state and around the country. I look forward to the start of spring football in a couple weeks and turning the focus to preparing for 2014."
"I'm appreciative that Gary handled all of this the right way," Alvarez said. "He alerted me immediately that he had been contacted by the Browns and affirmed his commitment to the University of Wisconsin. When you have talented coaches on your roster, there will always be people who want to talk to them. I think that Gary is one of the top coaches in the country and am glad that he is leading our team."
Andersen received an extension from Alvarez at the end of January, having led the Badgers to a successful 9-4 season and Capital One Bowl berth in his first season at the helm. Madison.com reported the extension was unrelated to the Browns conversation.
And frankly, that makes sense. A Utah coaching lifer who waited his entire career before the Badgers finally lured him out of the Beehive State, Andersen has never come across as the sort of coach who'd want to abandon a job after a single season, particularly to take on the high-stress world of the NFL and double-particularly at the helm of the perpetually surf-tossed ship that is the Cleveland Browns.


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Ancient Spanish ritual meant to purify animals (it has nothing to do with burgers!)
A HORSE and its rider are engulfed in flames as they leap through a spectacular wall of fire.
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Jennifer and Lawrence Barkers, the owners of Country Time BBQ, aren't proponents of any one of the country's particular barbecue regions. Instead, they're true to just one style: their own. After Lawrence perfected his smoking technique — using two secret kinds of wood — he started a mobile business that grew into a restaurant. Or sort of a restaurant. The shack off Hampden Avenue that houses their operation doesn't have a seating area, so you'll have to take your meal to go. But the hot links, brisket, ribs and half chickens that come off the pit are so infused with throat-stinging smoke and so velvety on the tongue, it's hard to resist tearing into the meat as soon as you get to your car. The peach cobbler, too, is not to be missed.
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Live at state: On to the finals
Salina Even a third-quarter lull wasn't enough to stop the Basehor-Linwood Bobcats on Friday night in their Class 4A state semifinal game against Ottawa.
When you build a 19-point halftime lead, you buy yourself a little extra time to regroup.
Ottawa pulled as close as nine in the second half, but the Bobcats soon rebuilt their lead and cruised to a 65-50 victory at the Bicentennial Center.
BLHS will play Girard at 6:15 p.m. Saturday for the state championship.
Story developing. Check back later for a full recap, photos and video highlights.
After a slow start in the state quarterfinals, the Basehor-Linwood boys could do no wrong during the first half of their Class 4A state semifinal game against Ottawa.
The Bobcats shot a blistering 66 percent from the field, making 14 of 21 field goals — including 5 of 7 on 3-point attempts — while building a 36-17 lead at halftime.
Chandler Schaake has 11 points and Ryan Murphy has 10 to lead BLHS in the first half.
The Bobcats have turned the ball over just three times while playing a fierce, harassing man-to-man defense against the Cyclones and forcing nine turnovers.
Adam Hasty leads Ottawa with 8 points at halftime. The Cyclones are shooting 40 percent.
The Basehor-Linwood boys are about to tip off in their Class 4A state semifinal match against Ottawa at the Bicentennial Center.
Girard already has advanced to the finals after upending defending state champion Hayden earlier today.
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From left to right: Monica Zografos, program coordinator; Ann Lemire, M.D. , program director; Patrice Thibodeau, associate program director.
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Dr. Ann Lemire is an Internist-Pediatrician who has been involved in the Combined Internal Medicine-Pediatrics Residency Program since its inception at MMC. She is the Adolescent Medicine coordinator for the Department of Medicine and is also the medical director for the Division of Public Health in the City of Portland. Since 1994, her work has involved caring for adults and children who are homeless or underserved, as well as caring for HIV patients. Prior to this work, she had an Internal Medicine-Pediatrics practice in Windham, Maine.
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Here you go, this is the present state of things here, "on the compound".
This is the area after the trees were taken down and before the excavation began. You are looking directly east:
Are you bored silly yet? ;) |
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You'll have to work a lot harder to bore me! I made a large album of the building of our new barn foundation (one wall only, but many weeks of work and drama). In fact, I find it fascinating. :) |
Boy does that look familiar! You're going to love it when it's all done. Sue |
Aahh construction... I love it! You'll not bore me . The more pictures, the better. It sounds like an interesting design. Do you have a drawing of what it's going to look like? Have fun - all the destruction will be worth it I'm sure - and just think of all the opportunities to create new gardens in the area after the construction is done... Have fun. |
Great construction pics Chelone. It will be so nice when it is completed. I wish I had taken my camera out and documented the Power Co.'s work in clearing their right-of-way to our house. They left a 40 foot wide strip,over 600 feet long, that is cleared to the ground, from the tops of the trees on down. We can now see the vehicles that traverse the county road...if we are standing out in our circle drive.( Our shrubs block the view from our house.) The varmints will have no place to hide in that space! I am hoping more openland birds will return. Enjoy your new space. It will be well used, I'm sure. |
Woody, I'm sorry to "blown by" your birthday (5/24?), so here is your belated greeting; sadly, without the framing that I've not yet mastered! Thanks for the support everyone. I'm a little nervous about how easily everything has gone, so far. (talk about a pessimist!). Sue, I'm tearing my hair over the garage doors. I'm horrified by the crummy stuff out there. I have no problem with metal or fibreglass doors (they do have to be insulated) but what's with the fake, embossed "woodgrain"? I'm appalled at how cheap and downright HOMELY so many of them are. Tell me, PLEASE, that I can find something clean, simple, affordable that looks likes a New England "baHn" door. We will have lights over the door. Can you help? At present, the cats think we've installed a giant catbox. :) |
Ha! It does look like a supersized kitty litter box! Try Clopay Door for something decent looking. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Clopay Doors
Thanks for the birthday wishes! (You got the date right. I'm impressed; I can never remember birthdays - even with a list you have to remember to check the list :-) I did a double take at the picture. For a second I thought it was one of mine! But the blue was different and I have none against lovely gray shingles... Cynthia's door link was great. Depending on the style of the garage, would the 3rd or 4th style in the Cape Cod section do? (I'm feeling nostalgic. I had great fun choosing all the options for house details here. Our garage doors are pretty bland though - the color was more important that the style here.) |
Great photographs Chelone! It's really fun to see the before shots and progress being made. Can't wait to see the finished version. As Sue said, you are going to love it when it's all completed. Deanne |
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Thanks for sharing your project. Its fun to see a project come together. Keep us updated. |
- Posted by drema_dianne z6OH (My Page) on Mon, Jun 18, 07 at 20:51
Chelone, your construction looks great! It sure doesn't seem to take any time at all to get going. Looking forward to seeing how it turns out. D. |
You're cruisin', Chelone! What we immediately noticed was the extra depth you put in. Very smart!! It's amazing how fast these buildings fill up. Next year, it'll be like it never even happened except for the wonderful auto housing and no snow scraping. Martie |
Chelone, what an interesting and big project. I'd have been freaking out when it was filling with water! You've come a long way fast. Love the last pic of the inspectors and I also enjoyed the glimpses of your gardens in the pictures. They're beautiful! Can't wait to see the next series of pictures as the project progresses. Thanks for taking the time to share. Eden |
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Vasiliy Myazin: Quest for Harmony in a Disjointed World
September 24 through October 15, 2004 in the East Lobby Gallery
Vasiliy Myazin was born on October 5, 1936 in Moscow. In 1959, he graduated from the Department of Applied Arts of the Moscow Textile Institute. In 1962, he began to participate in district, Republic, All-Union, and foreign exhibitions. He was admitted to the Artists League of the former USSR for achievement in fine arts in 1990.
Myazin is a relative newcomer to Chicago, but he has already established himself as a multifaceted and original artist and sculptor. His colorful paintings, graphic works, and dramatic sculptural compositions have been presented at several one-man and joint exhibitions in the Chicagoland area.
He works in different media – drawing, painting, sculpture, hot enamels, and monumental-decorative compositions. He uses various materials in his work, including wood, canvas, oil paint, acrylic paint, plastic, metal, wood, and more.
Myazin creates an unexpected harmony between the traditions of fresco and icon painting going back to the Middle-Ages, and the dynamics, expressiveness, and festively decorated quality found in contemporary art. One senses in him the impressionists' search for color and the perception of its dissolution. He often finds the answer in an unusual mosaic-like composition, which fills his works with air and vibrant movement, but also gives them an eternal, poetic quality and a graceful stillness reminiscent of Raphael and Botticelli. Much of Myazin's work is symbolic. His well-balanced compositions have a precise rhythm of their own, achieved through clear lines and distinct alteration of light and shade which lend his pictures an almost musical character.
"The twentieth century has witnessed the flourishing of so many 'novel' artistic trends, so many theories and manifestos that finding one's way among them or selecting the true leaders becomes a daunting, if not impossible, task. I myself am not a great fan of theories and manifestos. I let my intuition show me the way. I do not allow my artistic identity to be pigeonholed by others, nor do I allow myself to linger in one particular style. And when people ask me what artistic trend my art can be identified, my only response can be 'Look and you will see. Do not succumb to the temptation of stereotyping. Trust yourself.'"


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My wife and I planted some flowering balsams (Impatiens balsamina) last year. While we collected some seeds to plant in other locations, some of the plants reseeded at the same place. Now grown to about a foot in some cases, none of the reseeded plants have flowers. Is this typical? If not, is there anything we can do? How long do the flowering process take? Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you! |
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Title: | F. L. Bond Papers |
Creator: | Bond, F. L. |
Repository: | ECU Manuscript Collection |
Languages: | English |
Abstract: | Papers (1851-1864) of Tarboro, NC furniture manufacturer and dealer, consisting of diary, scrapbook, list of vessels, Civil War events, addresses, prices, clippings. |
Extent: | 0.073 Cubic feet, 1 volume , diary scrapbook. |
October 27, 1975, 1 volume; Tarboro, N.C. daybook (photocopy) of the Civil War period. Gift of Mr. Steven L. Cummings, Route 1, Box 112, Tarboro, N.C.
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F. L. Bond Papers (#296), East Carolina Manuscript Collection, J. Y. Joyner Library, East Carolina University, Greenville, North Carolina, USA.
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The F. L. Bond papers consist of a diary scrapbook (1851-1864) written by F. L. Bond, "Manufacturer of and Dealer in all kinds of Furniture and Mattresses," of Tarboro, N.C.
The diary records news in Tarboro, including deaths of friends and family, as well as news of state and national concern. Mr. Bond's notations reveal his varied interests in education for the poor, temperance, religion, inventions, commercial improvements for Tarboro and North Carolina and North Carolina's government. He records events of the Civil War in the Tarboro area, including troop movements, Union prisoners, engagements and movements on the Tar River. Bond was also keenly interested in the advancement of the mechanical trade and the diary reflects this through listings and some descriptions, plans or recipes for various patent machines, medicines, industrial products, and foods as well as addresses for such useful products.
Entries of interest include a list of vessels arriving at Wilmington, N.C. in the year ending May 1851 complete with descriptions; a notation on a yellow fever epidemic in Wilmington, N.C. (June-November, 1862); a description of an advertisement of a new book he planned to publish entitled, The Follies of N.C. and Her Legislators; Addresses and prices of journals concerning temperance and education; a list of military events connected with a bridge over the Tar River in Edgecombe County, N.C.; a description of the convention for succession in Columbia, S.C. (December, 1860); rules and regulations of F.L. Bond's cabinet shops; and a description of his idea for the beautification of the railway between Tarboro and Rocky Mount by planting flowers.
Clippings include anti-Union propaganda, quaint sayings and philosophy.
Online access to this finding aid is supported with funds created through the federal Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA). These funds come through a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services which is administered by the State Library of North Carolina, a division of the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources. This grant is part of the North Carolina ECHO, Exploring Cultural Heritage Online, Digitization Grant Program.


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Sexual perceptions among people aged 45 years, association of reproductive health and socio-demographic factors in Klang Valley, Malaysia.
Abd Latiff, Latiffah and Parichehr, Hanachi (2008) Sexual perceptions among people aged 45 years, association of reproductive health and socio-demographic factors in Klang Valley, Malaysia. Journal of Family and Reproductive Health, 2 (1). pp. 23-27. ISSN 1735-8949, ESSN: 1735-9392
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Objective: The objective of this research was to study the sexual perception and practices among people aged 45 years and above and the associated socio-demographic factors. Materials and methods: A cross sectional study was done on 473 middle aged and elderly people living in Klang Valley in 2005. They were married and literate. Data were collected by means of face to face interview using structured questionnaires and were analyzed using SPSS software. Logistic regression was used and p<0.05 was considered for statistical significance. Results: The mean age of the respondents was 54.36 ± 7.91 years and majority of them were in age group of 50-59yrs (41.25%) and 53.5 % were male. The ethnic distribution was 50.1% Malay, 23.3% Chinese and 26.6% Indians. Most of them (61 %) reported that they were healthy as compared to 39% who suffered at least from a major medical problem. Only 17.1% of respondents admitted that they had sexual problems and out of these 32% sought various types of treatment. There was a significant difference between satisfaction with sexual intercourse and gender, ethnicity, age, who initiated the sexual intercourse and presence of sexual problem. Conclusion: The findings indicate that older people present as wide a variety of sexual problem areas as younger individuals. Accurate information about sexuality in later life will enable professionals to better provide a desirable environment.
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Keyword: | Reproductive health; Life style; Sexual problem. |
Subject: | Reproductive health - Cross sectional study - Malaysia. |
Subject: | Reproductive health - Social conditions - Malaysia. |
Subject: | Reproductive health - Environmental aspects - Malaysia. |
Faculty or Institute: | Faculty of Medicine and Health Science |
Publisher: | Tehran University of Medical Sciences |
ID Code: | 16691 |
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noun \ˈpȯ-sə-tē\: a small amount of something : an amount that is less than what is needed or wanted
Full Definition of PAUCITY
: smallness of number : fewness
: smallness of quantity : dearth
Examples of PAUCITY
- <a paucity of useful answers to the problem of traffic congestion at rush hour>
- If you had one of those Yugoslav names with a paucity of vowels, you might sprinkle in a few … —Calvin Trillin, Time, 22 May 2000
- For my part, I find increasingly that I miss the simplicity, the almost willful paucity, of the English way of doing things. —Bill Bryson, I'm a Stranger Here Myself, 1999
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Origin of PAUCITY
Middle English paucite, from Latin paucitat-, paucitas, from paucus little — more at few
First Known Use: 15th century
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Freelance, Granada, ES, School students Tutor
Tutoring and guiding students to improve study technics after school, helping them with homework, and several subjects. From 10 to 18 years old students.
ER7 Architects, Granada, ES, Architecture intern
- Basic design and implementing projects of small buildings and houses.
- Calculating and energy certificating existing buildings.
- Office work and customers attending.
INFO AUTO/ Info Data Technology Consulting., Granada, ES, marketing phone-Operator
Outbound telemarketing and quality control of customers from motor companies like BMW, Volkswagen, Peugeot or Hyundai.
CICODE/ University of Granada/City Council of Tetouan., Tétouan, MA, Volunteer Architect
- Current status analisys of Tetouan Cemetery in Morocco (Africa). Recovering proposal project for access improvement and historical ruins restoration.
- Analisys and study of the old town (Medina) and how colours characterize it. Design and preparing the book "The colour in the Medina of Tetuan", published by the University of Granada in 2012.