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Jerzy Grotowski. Jerzy Grotowski (/'jɛr.zi groʊ'tɑv.ski/; 11 August 1933 – 14 January 1999) was a Polish theatre director and innovator of experimental theatre, the "theatre laboratory" and "poor theatre" concepts.
Grotowski was born in Rzeszów, Poland on 11 August 1933 and died in Pontedera, Tuscany, Italy on 14 January 1999, aged 65.[1] Biography[edit] Peter Brook. Peter Stephen Paul Brook CH, CBE (born 21 March 1925) is an English theatre and film director and innovator, who has been based in France since the early 1970s.
Biography[edit] Life[edit] Brook was born in London in March 1925, the son of Simon Brook and his wife Ida (Jansen), two Jewish immigrants from Latvia.[1] He was educated at Westminster School, Gresham's School and Magdalen College, Oxford. In 1951, Brook married the actress Natasha Parry; the couple have a son and a daughter. In 1970, with Micheline Rozan, Brook founded the International Centre for Theatre Research, a multinational company of actors, dancers, musicians and others which travelled widely in the Middle East and Africa in the early 1970s.
Adolphe Appia. Adolphe Appia ca. 1900 Adolphe Appia (born 1 September 1862 in Geneva; died 29 February 1928 in Nyon), son of Red Cross co-founder Louis Appia, was a Swiss architect and theorist of stage lighting and décor.
Appia is best known for his many scenic designs for Wagner's operas. Bertolt Brecht. Bertolt Brecht (English: /brɛkt/[1][2][3] German: [ˈbɛɐ̯tɔlt ˈbʁɛçt] ( ); born Eugen Berthold Friedrich Brecht ; 10 February 1898 – 14 August 1956) was a German poet, playwright, theatre director, and Marxist.
A theatre practitioner of the 20th century, Brecht made contributions to dramaturgy and theatrical production, the latter through the tours undertaken by the Berliner Ensemble – the post-war theatre company operated by Brecht and his wife, long-time collaborator and actress Helene Weigel.[4] Life and career[edit] Edward Gordon Craig. Edward Henry Gordon Craig (16 January 1872 – 29 July 1966), sometimes known as Gordon Craig, was an English modernist theatre practitioner; he worked as an actor, director and scenic designer, as well as developing an influential body of theoretical writings.
Craig was the son of revered actress Dame Ellen Terry. The Gordon Craig theatre, built in Stevenage (the town of his birth), was named in his honour in 1975. Antonin Artaud. Antoine Marie Joseph Artaud, better known as Antonin Artaud (French: [aʁto]; 4 September 1896 – 4 March 1948), was a French playwright, poet, actor and theatre director.
Antonin is a diminutive form of Antoine "little Anthony", and was among a list of names which Artaud used throughout his writing career. Background[edit] Antoine Artaud was born September 4, 1896 in Marseille, France, to Euphrasie Nalpas and Antoine-Roi Artaud.[1] Both his parents were natives of Smyrna (modern-day İzmir), and he was greatly affected by his Greek ancestry.[1] His mother gave birth to nine children, but only Antonin and one sister survived infancy. When he was four years old, Artaud had a severe case of meningitis, which gave him a nervous, irritable temperament throughout his adolescence. Constantin Stanislavski. Konstantin Sergeievich Stanislavski (Russian: Константи́н Серге́евич Станисла́вский, IPA: [kənstɐnʲˈtʲin sʲɪrˈgʲejɪvʲɪtɕ stənʲɪˈslafskʲɪj]; 17 January [O.S. 5 January] 1863 – 7 August 1938) was a Russian actor and theatre director.
[b] The eponymous Stanislavski method, or simply "method acting", has had a pervasive influence, especially in the period after World War II. Stanislavski wrote several works, including An Actor Prepares, An Actor's Work on a Role, and his autobiography, My Life in Art. Biography Family background.


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Youre NOT gonna need it!
Often you will be building some class and youll hear yourself saying "Were going to need...".
Resist that impulse, every time. Always implement things when you actually need them, never when you just foresee that you need them. Heres why:
- Your thoughts have gone off track. Youre thinking about what the class might be, rather than what it must be. You were on a mission when you started building that class. Keep on that mission rather than let yourself be distracted for even a moment.
- Your time is precious. Hone your sense of progress to focus on the real task, not just on banging out code.
- You might not need it after all. If that happens, the time you spend implementing the method will be wasted; the time everyone else spends reading it will be wasted; the space it takes up will be wasted.
You find that you need a getter for some instance variable. Fine, write it. Dont write the setter because "were going to need it". Dont write getters for other instance variables because "were going to need them".
The best way to implement code quickly is to implement less of it. The best way to have fewer bugs is to implement less code.
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April 2, 2008
* The issue of protecting Powers Marsh on the east side of Lafayette has a wildlife component that might necessitate a mailer to our Lafayette members or some sort of public program, this spring. Powers Marsh and nearby Old Town Pond are wetlands connected to Coal Creek and an irrigation ditch, respectively. They are high quality wetlands with diverse and important wildlife populations. Last year, a local group initiated (and the Sierra Club supported) a campaign to stop a proposed Lafayette annexation of farm land between these two wetlands for the purpose of allowing the construction of a Lowe's store. There were a number of motives for the opposition to Lowe's at this site, but protecting the wetlands and preserving the land for open space were important ones. Unfortunately, that initiative lost, but, in the meantime, the bad economy and, possibly, emerging concerns about coal mine subsidence on the site, has delayed Lowe's purchase of the annexed land. Therefore, there may be a window of opportunity for us and local people to build some pressure on Boulder County and Lafayette City Council to purchase the land for Open Space. We could possibly create a postcard campaign around this and/or sponsor a program at the Lafayette Library using Audubon's Steve Jones' slide show on the wildlife resource. Kirk is working with a few local activists to do this.
* Prairie dog issues. Deirdre and other activists in a loose coalition called Keep Boulder Wild are trying to convince the City and County open space departments to reintroduce prairie dogs to former colonies that were eradicated more than a year ago by the sylvatic plague. Deirdre has spoken with people in both departments who seem not willing to divulge exactly why they prefer shipping "excess" prairie dogs to the captive black-footed ferret program when they could give them at least a chance by sending them into the vacant colonies. There are least five such sites on County Open Space, including one at Heil Ranch (at the beginning of the Wapiti Trail) and on Corona Hill at Hall Ranch. There are other such sites on Boulder City Open Space.
To counter the agencies' attitudes about the supposed lack of prairie dog habitat, Rocky Mountain Animal Defense allocated $8500 to a team of biologists at Fort Lewis College to do a study titled "Evaluating the Habitat Suitability of Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks Land for Black-Tailed Prairie Dogs". This study found that:
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by the City and some which were not,
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structure between suitable and unsuitable occupied sites,
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of non-native plants differently on suitable and unsuitable sites,
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had no impact on the suitability of particular lands for prairie
5) there was no difference in the density of burrows between suitable
and unsuitable sites occupied by prairie dogs.
These conclusions cast doubt on the criteria by which Boulder Open
Space and Mountain Parks determines which open space sites are biologically
suitable or not suitable for prairie dog habitat.
* The Lump Gulch Project, on scattered Forest Service properties between Nederland and Rollinsville, is designed for fire danger mitigation and beetle kill prevention, chiefly by tree thinning. Some problems with the project have been identified by IPG Wilderness Chair Bill Ikler, working with Todd and Rocky Smith (Southern Rockies Conservation Alliance staff person). We will probably sign on to an amended version of Rocky's comments. One big impact will on recreational trails near Nederland.
* "Road Rip" project in the Fall River Road area, in the Clear Creek Ranger District. This area is located just east of the James Peak Wilderness near the town of St. Mary's. There are a lot of old mining roads and user-created roads in that area that are causing serious damage to tundra vegetation and promoting erosion. Some of these roads are slated to be closed and revegetated. We will be supporting this project in our comments.
David and Sharon are the IPG's new Political Committee Co-Chairs. They are proposing to meet with City Council members whom we endorsed in the last election and wanted some issue-related talking points to bring up with them. Ideas that came forward during the discussion were prairie dog management and weed management. Other ideas should come from the Sprawl and Transportation and Energy Committees.
Wayne will visit with a local proponent of saving a 5-acre de facto open space in the middle of Louisville - Cottonwood Gulch - from development as a condo complex. Although the IPG has decided not to get involved with this local campaign, Wayne wants to see the site and listen to the local activists. The 5 acres has been owned by a church and has been effectively open to the public for about 30 years, but now they are selling out and moving.
Wayne attended a recent meeting of the City of Boulder Open Space Board of Trustees and brought back some information about the purchase for open space of a small farm property on north 63rd St., a report on the City's open space forest management projects, and some information about some new, recently approved trails in the Doudy Draw/ Eldorado Mountain area. The latter item will be the subject of a work outing later in April.
Kirk mentioned the considerable history the IPG has had on the issue of weed control on open space and how this can be done with minimal use of toxic herbicides.
* I need IPG feedback or buy-in on three issues, 1) whether or not the City should establish a "Scientific Advisory Board" to give professional input on certain management decisions on Open Space in particular, e.g. weed control, 2) whether entities in Boulder County and the County itself, should place a greater emphasis on larvaciding for mosquito control and less on the broadcast spraying of insecticide for adult insects, and 3) whether Boulder should tighten up its notification ordinances for private pesticide applications.
Kirk Cunningham, Conservation Chair


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District 54′s Transportation Services Department works in conjunction with school personnel, First Student and parents to provide a safe and efficient service. About 200 buses transport nearly 7,500 students, traveling more than 5,000 miles each day.
Click here to view the 2014-15 Boundary Map. School boundaries are subject to change. Call (847) 357-5104 if you have a specific question.
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Students in kindergarten through eighth grade who live less than 1.5 miles of their school may ride the bus for an annual fee depending on the availability of seats on an existing bus. Parents will receive applications in June of each year. Busing fees must be paid in full when students register for busing. District 54 accepts cash (exact change only), checks and money orders (made payable to School District 54), Visa and MasterCard. People who register after July 15, will be charged a $50 service fee.
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Bus fees may be paid by mail to Schaumburg Community Consolidated School District 54, Department 20-1021, P.O. Box 5940, Carol Stream, IL 60197 or in person at the Rafferty Administration Center: 524 E. Schaumburg Road, Schaumburg, IL 60194.
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Georgia Wildlife Resources Division
2070 U.S. Hwy. 278, SE, Social Circle, GA 30025
Lake Oconee is located mainly in Greene County, near Madison and Greensboro. The 19,050-acre reservoir is operated by the Georgia Power Company with Lake Sinclair as a pump-storage (pump back) hydropower generation facility. This unique operation in combination with the lake's long, narrow shape produces noticeable water current throughout the lake during power generation and pump back. Fish tend to be more active and feed more agressively when water is moving through the dam.
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Largemouth bass | ||
Prospect | An 11 to 14-inch slot limit regulation is currently in effect on largemouth bass. Bass caught between 11 and 14 inches must be released, while bass less than 11 inches and greater than 14 inches may be kept. The slot limit is intended to improve bass growth by encouraging selective harvest of smaller bass. Angler cooperation is imperative to improve bass growth and angling opportunities. | |
Technique | Popular year-round baits include spinnerbaits, crankbaits, jerkbaits, jig-head worms, jigs and other plastic baits. These baits can be fished around riprap and rocky areas, main lake points, offshore humps, around lay-down trees and boat docks and seawalls. | |
Target | During winter months fish crankbaits, jighead worms and jigs. Concentrate on deeper rocky banks and points and deeper boat docks; a slower presentation may be needed. During spring, fish spinnerbaits, jerkbaits and shallower plastics. Concentrate more on shallow cover such as lay-down trees, stumps and boat docks. In the summer, focus on deep-diving crankbaits and deeper plastics along main lake points, river channels and deep bridges or try the Oconee and Apalachee rivers above Interstate 20. In the fall, fish spinnerbaits and shallow running crankbaits, keying-in on the backs of creek arms. |
Hybrid Bass | ||
Prospect | Expect hybrid bass fishing to be consistent with last year's catch. Similar numbers and sizes were seen in the 2013 fall gill net survey and a number of 5-10-pounders are available. Results from a recent angler input meeting (2012)disclosed that most lineside anglers at Lake Oconee prefer to target and catch hybrid bass more often than striped bass, so the transition to more hybrid bass will continue. | |
Technique | Live bait, jigging spoons, and artificial baits that imitate shad are recommended. | |
Target | In the winter months, concentrate on the Oconee River arm from Lick Creek down to the dam. Hybrid striped bass should be found close to deep schools of bait. In the spring, target hybrid striped bass in the middle and upper end of the reservoir as they make runs up the Oconee and Apalachee rivers. |
White bass | ||
Prospect | Expect fishing to be consistent with last year's catch. Similar numbers and sizes were seen in the 2013 spring electrofishing and fall gill net surveys. | |
Technique | Little George's, rooster tails, small crankbaits, crappie jigs and curly tail grubs are recommended. | |
Target | March and April are the best months to target white bass, as they make spawning runs up the Oconee and Apalachee rivers. |
Striped Bass | ||
Prospect | Striped bass will be stocked again this spring, however at reduced rates compared to previous years. Results from a recent angler input meeting (2012) disclosed that most lineside anglers at Lake Oconee preferred to target and catch hybrid bass more often than striped bass, so the transition to more hybrid bass will continue. Striped bass numbers and sizes were comparable during 2013 to previous years., and an average striped bass continues to measure around 16 inches in length, however fish weighing in the 8-10 pound range have been caught. | |
Technique | Live bait, bucktail jigs, jigging spoons, umbrella rigs and trolling hard baits. | |
Target | In winter, concentrate on the Oconee River arm from Lick Creek down to the dam. Striped bass should be found close to deep schools of bait fish. In spring, target the middle and upper end of the reservoir around bridges and other riprap areas feeding on spawning threadfin shad. |
Catfish | ||
Prospect | Expect plenty of smaller to medium size channel catfish throughout, but the catfish populations continue to shift towards the introduced blue catfish. Blue catfish numbers and size continue to expand and 15 to 20 pound fish are common. During the summer of 2011, at least four blue catfish were caught that were in the 40 pound range. Flathead catfish populations continue to expand and numbers of 10 to 15 pound fish are common with some over 40 pounds. | |
Technique | Live shad or bluegill and cut bait are best bets for blue and flathead catfish. Summer months may be the best time to cast a line. Also try night crawlers or cut bait fished on the bottom. | |
Target | The summer months, especially early morning and night time fishing, are particularly good for all catfish. Their consistent bite makes them an ideal species. |
Crappie | ||
Prospect | Numbers and size of fish are comparable to past years. The average crappie sampled in the spring and fall of 2013 was 10 inches. Crappie should weigh around 1/2 to 3/4 pound this spring, with good numbers of fish up to 1 1/2 pound. Fish from February to May and from October to December for larger numbers and larger fish. | |
Technique | Minnows and jigs are best bets. | |
Target | In early February, concentrate toward the mouths of the creeks - near the main lake and gradually move toward shallow water as temperatures rise in spring. In the spring, target standing timber and man-made brush piles in Sugar Creek and the upper end of the lake, as well as the upper ends of other major creek arms, such as Richland, Sandy and Lick creeks. When water temperatures reach the low 60s, target bedding crappie around shallow shoreline cover. During the fall, concentrate on the mouths of the creeks and river channels. |
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Jay-Z's "Budweiser Made in America" festival first went down Labor Day weekend last year. Around 50,000 fans attended the two-day event with performances by Pearl Jam, Drake, Run DMC, Skrillex, D'Angelo and Calvin Harris.
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Here is a tutorial on how to Mod Call of Duty Black ops Zombies for 3.55. For everyone who updated to 3.56 or higher im sorry but there hasent been anything released for you guys yet. So far all i know is u could possibly get banned for trying to jailbreak your PS3 if u have updated.
HOW TO BYPASS 3.56 Update and stay at 3.55:
Ok you dont need any jailbroken applications for this part:
Settings/Internet Connection Settings/ Your going to be setting a new internet connection just changing your DNS so hit cord or wireless depending on your internet type. hit custom and keep on hitting X until you get to DNS and hit manual. You will be able to change the numbers manually by scrolling through them so enter in primary 22.214.171.124 enter the same numbers into secondary DNS below. Then after ur done hit X then get out of that screen then keep on hitting X till u get to test internet connection and it should say succeeded for everything except your upload and download speed of course. Then u should be able to sign into playstation on a 3.55 firmware without updating while everyone else is on 3.56.
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In concert: MGMT at Merriweather Post Pavilion
By David Malitz
Is it possible that of all the buzz band breakthroughs of the past few years, it's MGMT that is best situated for long-term success? In some bizarre bit of reverse psychology, the Brooklyn-based quintet headed by Andrew VanWyngarden and Ben Goldwasser followed its hit-packed debut, "Oracle Spectacular," with "Congratulations," a puzzling, largely hook-free follow-up that seems to have somehow only cemented its superstar status. Merriweather Post Pavilion was packed Saturday night with an overwhelmingly young and excited crowd that simply didn't seem to care that a memorable chorus came along only once every few songs.
Make no mistake -- the biggest cheers, singalongs and glow-stick-bracelet-waving moments came during "Time to Pretend" and "Kids," MGMT's deliriously catchy first two singles that rocketed the band to fame. Both are astoundingly simple and sensational songs built upon the most rudimentary, one-note keyboard lines. To deny their appeal is impossible. Unless, of course, you are a member of MGMT. "Kids" was conspicuously absent from their Coachella set list earlier this year and Saturday's version was straight karaoke, each band member putting down his instrument, relying solely on canned music and contributing mildly interested vocals. "Time to Pretend" was given greater care and was received with enthusiasm; high-fives abounded in the audience when the first notes were played.
The group was much more committed to the songs from "Congratulations," even if there was rarely much worthy of commitment. The new tunes couldn't be more different than those early synth-rock anthems about being young, all of which followed a straight line to the juicy hooks. There were fleeting pop highs during "Brian Eno" and "Flash Delirium," but there were enough zigs and zags to lessen their impact. The shape-shifting ways of '60s psych-rock cult favorite Love kept cropping up as MGMT eschewed verse-chorus-verse structures in favor of drifting songs that focused more on melancholy than melody.
So mostly the band worked in a meandering middle ground in a battle against itself to not be pigeonholed as "the 'Time to Pretend' and 'Kids' band." Some instrumental explorations picked up steam but stopped short of psychedelic bliss. Things never got too experimental or too self-indulgent. VanWyngarden's voice fits nicely atop gigantic synth riffs but is too meek to serve as a driving force on the strummier new fare. No matter, the youngsters loved every moment. MGMT may be struggling to find its identity, but its fan base is plenty locked in.
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This is a fundamentally fair review. A surprisingly small portion of the audience was befuddled by the "Congratulations" songs, though early departures were evident before the encore. Those who remained enjoyed themselves. We probably won't hear "Siberian Breaks" on subsequent tours, until and unless MGMT goes another 4-5 years when, with that much seasoning and a more dominant stage presence, they could be Pink Floyd-like in their ability to sonically deliver on the song's promise. Admittedly, I skew way past the typical MGMT demographic at age 60. But, I completely enjoyed myself and the opportunity to hear this talented young band, live.
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Who knew Desi Arnaz would come back as a Brit-pop-loving hipster with a penchant for vintage clothes? Only a kid who grew up in Miami could bring such left-field treatment to classics "Babalú" and "Como Fue." Moreno may have a face that teenyboppers love, but his voice is for the ages. Whether in the studio with avant-Latino producer Andres Levin or onstage surrounded by screaming pre-fans, Moreno careens from Clasica 92 (WCMQ-FM 92.3)-style schmaltz to Beatles-with-a-Latin-tinge rock, colliding along the way with the 21st-century sensibility of nuestra america.


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Neil Armstrong: First Man, First Photographer on the Moon
Armstrong was not the one photographed (like the popular belief), but was the photographer himself. This, however, revealed that he was not only the first man to land on the moon but also the first photographer to step on it.
Photos from the London 2012 Summer Olympics Closing Ceremony
Here are several published photographs from the closing ceremony, which included performances of world-renowned British musicians from different eras and styles.
Electrifying Photo of NASA Mohawk Guy
A momentous NASA-related event occurred recently. It caused many people to stop a moment and gaze at NASA photos. It ignited Twitter into a tizzy.
It's not about the Mars rover landing, it's about the NASA Mohawk Guy. Flight director Bobak Ferdowsi, better known as the NASA Mohawk Guy, has caused quite a stir with his [...]
Exclusive Photos of Madonna Filming Her New Music Video
Madonna once again make it to the music industry by releasing her new album, MDNA. As last March she had promoted the album by making an appearance at Ultra Music Festival (Miami), some exclusive photos from The Huffington Post reveals that she is currently working on filming a music video for the album.
"Unseen" Gaddafi Photos Unearthed for London Show
Previously unseen photographs and documents, recovered from state intelligence buildings controlled by Libyan dictator Colonel Gaddafi, will go on show in London this week. "Through carefully collated photographs, documents, artefacts and video, this exhibition will shed light on the recent history of Libya," say organisers.
"The exhibition will highlight photography's role in recording and documenting an [...]
Original Uncropped Version of World Iconic Photos
Here are several original uncropped versions of those iconic images; from The Tank Man to Che Guevara. The interesting thing is the so many possibilities becoming the reasons for the photographer and the photo editor to choose what to keep and what to dismiss.
Photos from the Rare Solar Eclipse
The rare event, happening on May 20, was a "once-in-a-generation" occurrence as the moon passes in front of the sun—creating a golden ring known as the "Ring of Fire".
Alternative Photo of "The Beatles on Abbey Road" Going for Auction
The alternative photo showed several differences from the popular one taking the hit. It is expected that the piece should fetch at least £9,000 when auctioned.
Kate Moss Donates Semi-naked Photo for Charity
Supermodel Kate Moss has donated a semi-naked photograph of herself to raise cash for charity at an auction last week.
The 2006 portrait, by Norwegian fashion photographer Sølve Sundsbø, will be sold as part of Bonham's Photographs auction in London.
A spokesperson for the auction house said: "Donated by the British supermodel herself, this photograph will be [...]
Shots of the Supermoon from Around the World
Here are six shots of the supermoon taken from some places around the world last night:
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Article brought to you by: Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)Washington signing up more people for Medicaid than private plans
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December 6th, 2013 Catholic Online (www.catholic.org) While cited as a sterling example of the success of health care reform, The White House has highlighted the success of Washington state in terms of enrollment. What's not widely known is the fact that far more people are signing up for Medicaid than they are for private insurance plans. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - In the first two months of enrollment, Healthplanfinder, the state's health-care exchange enrolled 176,468 Washingtonians in coverage. Over 91,000 are newly eligible for expanded Medicaid. More than 66,000 were currently eligible but were not enrolled, which left only 18,131 residents who purchased private policies.In effect, a substantial eight-and-a-half times as many people registered for Medicaid as they have in private insurance. An additional 43,000 people have completed applications for private plans but have yet to submit payment. This payment is due by December 23 for coverage that begins on January 1 of the new year. It's been projected that roughly 130,000 people will purchase private insurance plans by New Year's Day. Current private-plan enrollment amounts to about 14 percent of that goal. The exchange Web site, in the meantime, went offline for repairs from Tuesday afternoon to Wednesday evening. Users had been experiencing errors on Monday and Tuesday. It was a setback, as Washington's new online health insurance marketplace was at first one of the nation's most successful. In a 12-page statistical report containing demographic details earlier this year, Washington's state-run exchange had signed up more people for health insurance than any state other than New York and California. At the beginning, paying customers gravitated strongly to "silver" plans with a medium level of coverage. As expected, initial sign ups were weighted to older people who tend to have more health issues. A birth foretold: click here to learn more! Article brought to you by: Catholic Online (www.catholic.org) |


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Grimsby boss rubbishes Toggers link
Paul Hurst, one of Grimsby Town's co-managers, has insisted the non-league side are not about to make a move for the former Scunthorpe midfielder Sam Togwell.
The midfielder, 27, was one of 10 out-of-contract players released by Alan Knill, the Iron boss, this summer.A drop down to the Blue Square Premier always seemed unlikely, but the Grimsby Telegraph reported on Friday that Mariners fans had hoped for a move."He is a good player, but there is no truth in any move by us to sign him," Hurst told the newspaper."He has been playing at a good level and I don't think he would see himself dropping to the Conference."Garry Thompson, also released by the Iron this summer, has been linked with a move to Carlisle United by their local newspaper the News & Star.He is based in the Lake District so a move to the Cumbrian club would significantly reduce his commute, so they would seem a highly plausible destination.
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Comparison of Pressure Support Ventilation (PSV) and Intermittent Mandatory Ventilation (IMV) during Weaning in Patients with Acute Respiratory Failure
- F. Esen,
- T. Denkel,
- L. Telci,
- J. Kesecioglu,
- A. S. Tütüncü,
- K. Akpir,
- B. Lachmann
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Certain groups of mechanically ventilated patients with acute respiratory failure are difficult to wean from prolonged ventilation despite advanced respiratory support techniques. The common modes for providing support during weaning are intermittent mandatory ventilation (IMV), and spontaneous ventilatory trial (SVT) techniques; such as continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) and T-piece. Weaning is often initiated with IMV, and a series of SVTs are introduced as the patient tolerates decreasing rates of IMV. However, there is some concern that this strategy of weaning may not be optimal for patient comfort, and muscle reconditioning [1].
- N. R. McIntyre, Respiratory function during pressure support ventilation, Chest. 5: 677–683 (1989).
- L. Brochard, A. Harf, H. Lorino, and F. Lemaire, Inspiratory pressure support prevents diaphragmatic fatigue during weaning from mechanical ventilation, Am. Rev. Respir. Dis. 139: 513–521 (1989). CrossRef
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- J. P. Viale, G. J. Annat, Y. M. Bouffart et al, Oxygen cost of breathing in postoperative patients: pressure support ventilation vs positive airway pressure. Chest. 93: 506–509 (1988). CrossRef
- J. M. Hurst, R. D. Branson, K. D. Davis, and R. R. Barette, Cardiopulmonary effects of pressure support ventilation. Arch. Surg. 124: 1067–170 (1989). CrossRef
- L. Brochard, F. Pluskwa, and F. Lemaire, Improved efficacy of spontaneous breathing with inspiratory pressure support, Am. Rev. Respir. Dis. 136: 411–415 (1987). CrossRef
- R. Kanak, P. J. Fahey, and C. Vanderwarf, Oxygen cost of breathing: changes dependent upon mode of mechanical ventilation, Chest. 87: 126–127 (1985). CrossRef
- P. J. Fahey, C. Vanderwarf, and A. David, Comparison of oxygen cost of breathing during weaning with continuous positive airway pressure vs pressure support ventilation, Am. Rev. Respir. Dis. 131: A130 (1985).
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- Title
- Comparison of Pressure Support Ventilation (PSV) and Intermittent Mandatory Ventilation (IMV) during Weaning in Patients with Acute Respiratory Failure
- Book Title
- Oxygen Transport to Tissue XIV
- Pages
- pp 371-376
- Copyright
- 1992
- 10.1007/978-1-4615-3428-0_41
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- 978-1-4613-6516-7
- Online ISBN
- 978-1-4615-3428-0
- Series Title
- Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology
- Series Volume
- 317
- Series ISSN
- 0065-2598
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- Springer US
- Copyright Holder
- Plenum Press, New York
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- Editors
- Wilhelm Erdmann (1)
- Duane F. Bruley (2)
- Editor Affiliations
- 1. Erasmus University
- 2. University of Maryland Baltimore County
- Authors
- F. Esen (3)
- T. Denkel (3)
- L. Telci (3)
- J. Kesecioglu (3) (4)
- A. S. Tütüncü (3) (4)
- K. Akpir (3)
- B. Lachmann (4)
- Author Affiliations
- 3. Department of Anesthesiology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Istanbul, Istanbul, Turkey
- 4. Department of Anesthesiology, Erasmus University and Academic Hospital Dijkzigt, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
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Last night at the ASCAP Pop Awards in Hollywood, pop singer Katy Perry avoided what could have been an embarrassing exposure on the red carpet. Rocking her newly purple hair and gorgeous Temperley London embroidered gown, Katy posed and smiled for the cameras. The only problem was as she posed the strap of her dress kept hanging down her arm, almost revealing more than she intended.
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The "Part Of Me" singer received an ASCAP award for her single "E.T." off her multi-platinum album Teenage Dream. With a big win and saved dress strap we would say it was a successful evening for Perry.
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Cullowhee, NC (Sports Network) - Jelani Hewitt scored 18 points and swiped five steals to push the Georgia Southern Eagles to a 68-65 victory over the Western Carolina Catamounts in Southern Conference action at the Ramsey Center.
Ben Drayton III added 14 points for the Eagles (10-12, 8-4 SoCon), as they won their fourth game in five tries. Eric Ferguson added 13 points and eight rebounds in the victorious effort.
Western Carolina (10-15, 4-8) was led by Keaton Cole's 17 points, while Harouna Mutombo came off the bench to add 16 points and six rebounds. Trey Sumler contributed 12 points and four assists for the Catamounts.
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May 22, 2013 — Recognizing the firm's contributions to pro bono and community service, Bingham honored a partner and two staff members at its eighth annual Pro Bono and Community Service Celebration on May 22.
Partner Carl Valenstein received Bingham's John J. Curtin Public Service Award for his representation of Habitat for Humanity International in a microfinance lending project, while Gloria Moonesinghe and Maryann Boyan were recognized for their community service work.
The John J. Curtin Jr. Public Service Award was established in 2005 to honor the career of former Bingham of counsel Jack Curtin, who served as president of the American Bar Association in 1991 and was instrumental in establishing the Massachusetts Legal Assistance Corporation. The American Lawyer described Curtin as someone who "figured out how to combine a high-powered private practice and a rich public life" when presenting him with a lifetime achievement award in 2005.
"Very few people can live up to Jack's example, but he inspires us all to try," said Bingham Chairman Jay Zimmerman, adding that the firm donated more than 48,000 hours to pro bono legal work and 2,000 hours to community service in 2012. "We believe that it is an essential part of a law firm's professional responsibility and development to perform pro bono work and to engage in other activities that benefit our communities."
Valenstein advised Habitat for Humanity International on establishing a housing microfinance fund that will help thousands of low-income families around the world build, improve and maintain decent homes. Valenstein took on the matter through the University of Michigan International Transactions Clinic, where he is an adjunct professor.
The fund, MicroBuild, will assist families in developing countries obtain home loans. Approximately 95 percent of families in developing countries have no access to home financing, Zimmerman said.
With $45 million in financing from the Overseas Private Investment Corp. and $5 million in equity from Habitat, the Omidyar Network Fund and Triple Jump, the Dutch fund manager, the fund will lend to selected microfinance institutions around the world that will make loans to individual families for home improvement, incremental housing, land acquisition and new construction.
Valenstein and a team of Bingham lawyers, including Anne Bandes, worked for several years on the matter, setting up the fund, handling the tax planning, negotiating the loan agreements with OPIC and the micro lenders, establishing the compliance programs, and other fund organizational work.
"This is truly a team effort," Valenstein said. "There is a desperate need among charitable organizations for skills that transactional lawyers bring to the table in the areas of structuring and documenting transactions and accessing capital sources."
The Bingham community was equally engaged in community service and charitable projects in 2012.
Lawyers and staff participated in outreach efforts that included Say Yes to Education and the firm's annual Backpack Project, which provides children with backpacks and school supplies at the beginning of the school year. Staff also were encouraged to participate in the firm's Volunteer Day Program, which allows employees to devote time to projects that are of personal interest.
The firm recognized Moonesinghe, a legal secretary in Los Angeles, and Boyan, senior manager of secretarial services in Boston, for their commitment to community service.
Moonesinghe has spearheaded the Bingham Los Angeles office community service committee since its inception in 2009, said office managing partner Rick Rothman. Her drive and enthusiasm has encouraged others in the office to donate their time to a variety of causes.
"I can't do justice to what Gloria has meant to the community service program here in LA," Rothman said. "Her spirit has made the difference."
Boyan has "backed almost every community service and charitable effort we do in this office," said Boston managing partner Jon Albano, from organizing food and clothing drives to cooking at the local Ronald McDonald House.
"She not only organizes these efforts," Albano said, "she also spends her own time lending a hand and gets others involved. We are lucky to have her, and she deserves this recognition of her hard work."
In addition to volunteering, the firm gave back to local communities financially. Bingham donated more than $2.5 million to charitable organizations in 2012 in addition to personal contributions from lawyers and staff.
Zimmerman also noted that the firm funds one two-year and two three-year public interest fellowships with three prominent and respected legal-service organizations: Bay Area Legal Aid, New York Lawyers for Public Interest and Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles. Bingham also supports three Equal Justice Works fellows who are recent law school graduates and have developed projects that can impact lives and serve communities in need of legal assistance.
"It is a Bingham tradition to give back to the communities in which we live and work," Zimmerman said. "Everyone should be proud of their efforts to build stronger communities and support those who otherwise would not have access to legal representation. I look forward to another great year in 2013."


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I keep meaning to write this entry, but I kept getting distracted. So here it is.
O is going to prom with her new bf tomorrow and I'm really happy for her even though she won't stop talking to me about how fucking happy she is to be with him. But I have realized that she is the kind of person that feels that she "needs to be with someone or her life doesn't mean anything." which sucks for her because I don't think that is a way to live your life. I'm not going to prom. And even if I was I wouldn't see them there because they are going to prom at his school and he goes to an all boys- catholic school so it is very unlikely that I would be there anyway. I am taking pictures for her before prom though. Which means I get to meet him. Super exciting. He's ugly. I've seen pictures. And I'm not bitter. Everyone says he's ugly.
In other news. I still have feelings for B and still haven't talked to her because I am really avoiding talking to her. *maybe* I'll talk to her at lunch tomorrow. Maybe. But she's going on a date with a 25 year old this weekend. And she just turned 17 which means that it is legal, but just barely. And well. She (and also I) believe that the girl is too old for her. B is a lesbian and hasn't done any dating that isn't through a computer screen since we "broke-up" if you even want to call it that. But whatever, I still have feelings for her, but I know that it wouldn't or couldn't be healthy relationship so I need to move on. I would *like* to date someone else, but hey, whatever happens happens.
Because of the seniors leaving at my school we had a messed up schedule and I had gym two days in a row. Fine. Good. Whatever. My only problem is that my smart ass decided to go bike riding (which I haven't done in three + years) and my legs are killing me. I'm in a weight lifting class at school. Two days of that in a row. And my legs want to fall off.
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Onyx Reserve Churchill Reviews [view details]
Give us YOUR review!Showing 1 through 10 of 11 reviews
"Soooo underpriced"
I cant rave about this cigar enough. It has flawless construction, perfect burn, and perfect draw. The flavor is deep, rich, peppery, and just incredible. A word to the wise, keep it in your humidor for a while if you can... The flavor can even improve from how it tastes right out of the box!
Eli in Morris, Minnesota March 24, 2009
"great smoke"
Onyx Reserve is the best cigar in cigar history its bold but yet perfect to the nub five stars
Richard in Cranston Rhode Island October 1, 2008
"ONE OF THE FEW 10's for under 10!!"
I wont even try to explain how much I enjoy thes smokes. I'll just say that it is a perfect 10 in my book for any cigar under 10 bucks!DO NOT waste your time..this is what you've been looking for. BUY 2 boxes... because they go FAST!
Paul in Vancouver August 1, 2008
"Very very nice..."
Smoked my first one all the way to the nub. Taste was great throughout, draw was near perfect, couldn't ask for better for the money.
Ben in Texas February 26, 2008
"My Experience"
This is a very good smoke for the money. The draw is wonderful and effortless and the appereacne of this cigar is classic. I love the price of this smoke as well because I have bought Onyx Reserve in local Cigar stores and they are not cheap by no means. Famous Smoke has done a good job with the pricing of these wonderful smokes and I will continue to purchase them at this price.
Anthony Miller in Colorado April 1, 2007
"Good SMoke"
Very good smoke. I enjoyed it very much and will continue to buy it for the price that they are selling it for.Famous-Smoke continues to be my number 1 source for ordering my cigars for years to come. Thanks
Anthony Miller in Colorado March 16, 2007
I could only describe this cigar as delicious desert after a great meal ! My wife made a great potroast dinner and I had won a 5 pack of these, that arrived that day. I skipped desert because I was anxious to try one. Well let me say that this cigar WAS a chocolate desert in itself. I really took my time with it. Started off really mellow and built in intensity as it went along. The longer I smoked it the better it got. One of the best Maduro cigars I have EVER had. Deep creamy chocolate on the palate with a spicyness that enhanced the flavor. Never harsh and never burned the tongue. Never had to relight and it burned evenly all the way to the nub. The draw was great. For what these sell for I will definitely be getting more. Anyone who enjoys Maduro, I would highly recommend this cigar. Hell I would even recommend it to the natural smokers.
It's a medium satisfying, more than pleasurable cigar. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED !!
Bruce in Wickliffe, Ohio May 11, 2006
"Nothing But Accolades"
An absolutely tremendous smoke, to say the least. A beautifully built cigar, with a well-rounded creamy smoke complimented by a even burn, leading into a rich flavor thats value is far above what I paid for. Accolades to this cigar, I highly recommend experiencing it.
David in Oklahoma City, OK February 16, 2005
"These are a very good smoke for the money."
I've smoked these for 4 years or more. I think they are one of the best smokes out there for the
money. I like them as good or better than La Aroma
de Cuba,Indian Tabac,Partagas,just to name a few of my faves.
JOE THORNTON in MILTON,FL August 27, 2004
"Does it get any better than this?"
I purchased an Onyx sampler and so far have smoked only the Churchill. All I can say is WOW! I liked the sweet chocolate taste, the draw was easy, it started very mellow and built in intensity. Never had aproblem with keeping it lit, it burned evenly. As a neophyte smoker I have to ask "Does it get any better than this?"
Scott Worthington in Marion, NC August 14, 2003