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'Fox News Sunday' to Host Kentucky Senate Debate
"Fox News Sunday" is heading to Louisville, Ky. Jack Conway, Kentucky's attorney general and the Democratic candidate for Senate , and Rand Paul, the Republican nominee and son of Representative Ron Paul, Republican of Texas, have agreed to a live debate on "Fox News Sunday" on Oct.3 at 9 a.m. (Eastern time).
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Sep 22, 2013
I agree Newport and it looks like they need to lay off the Alex Jones conspiracy sites too. haha
It looks like a fairly quiet day on the thread. I hope everyone got to enjoy the beautiful arrival of Fall. Nothing like temps in the 70s. Beautiful day in Kentucky. I sure enjoyed it. RIP GOP CONS DITCH MITCH |
Sep 22, 2013
There are some people on this forum, that portray themselves as brilliant, then fall for the most idiotic things. All I can say is, MY GOD!
Sep 22, 2013
Unbelievable what sick logic these repukes have, much like the ones on here:
House Republican Says If Youre Unemployed, You Should Starve Remember when Jesus told that hungry man to get a job instead of giving him bread? Me neither. On Thursday, the supposed Christian Republicans in the House of Representatives narrowly voted to eliminate nearly $40 billion in food stamp funding that provides poor families with a way to stave off starvation. Now, Raw Story reports that on Friday, House Republican Kevin Cramer of North Dakota attempted to excuse his vote in favor of the cuts by posting a Bible verse as a response to a constituent on Facebook who posted a Bible verse of his own. North Dakota resident Kevin Tengesdal posted the following on Congressman Cramers page: Dear Congressman Kevin Cramer Matthew 25:36-43 The Message (MSG) 34-36 Then the King will say to those on his right,Enter, you who are blessed by my Father! Take whats coming to you in this kingdom. Its been ready for you since the worlds foundation. And heres why: I was hungry and you fed me, I was thirsty and you gave me a drink, I was homeless and you gave me a room, I was shivering and you gave me clothes, I was sick and you stopped to visit, I was in prison and you came to me. 37-40 Then those sheep are going to say,Master, what are you talking about? When did we ever see you hungry and feed you, thirsty and give you a drink? And when did we ever see you sick or in prison and come to you? Then the King will say,Im telling the solemn truth: Whenever you did one of these things to someone overlooked or ignored, that was meyou did it to me. 41-43 Then he will turn to the goats, the ones on his left, and say,Get out, worthless goats! Youre good for nothing but the fires of hell. And why? Because I was hungry and you gave me no meal, I was thirsty and you gave me no drink, I was homeless and you gave me no bed, I was shivering and you gave me no clothes, Sick and in prison, and you never visited. At 1:55pm on Friday, Cramer responded thusly: 2 Thessalonians 3:10 English Standard Version (ESV) 10 For even when we were with you, we would give you this command: If anyone is not willing to work, let him not eat. (Note: Tengesdal has posted that he intends to delete his post since it is filling up his notification box on Facebook, so if you click the link and it doesnt work, thats why.) Of course, the passage Cramer quotes is a reference to Christians who had stopped working in the false belief that Christ was returning soon. Instead of working the fields to grow their much needed crops, people became gossips and stuck their noses into the private lives of others. Paul warned these Christians to take care of their crops or starve waiting for Jesus to arrive. In short, Cramer has completely misinterpreted his selected verse and has taken it entirely out of context whilst ignoring a Bible verse that has not been. Cramer clearly believes in letting the poor and unemployed starve, thereby proving how dangerous it is when religious fanatics have government power. CONtinued: RIP GOP CONS DITCH MITCH |
Sep 22, 2013
So who will be affected by Cramers heartlessness? Well, according to Feeding America, 47 million Americans rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) to put food on the table. 76% of SNAP households included a child, an elderly person, or a disabled person. These vulnerable households receive 83% of all SNAP benefits. As for Cramers claim that the unemployed are lazy freeloaders who dont earn their calories, SNAP already has strict time-limits for unemployed workers. Able-bodied adults without dependents (ABAWDs) may only receive 3 months of SNAP benefits during any 3 year period, unless they are working in a qualifying job training program. The SNAP benefit formula is structured to provide a strong work incentive for every additional dollar a SNAP participant earns, their benefits decline by about 24 to 36 cents, not a full dollar, so participants have a strong incentive to find work, work longer hours, or seek better-paying employment. In other words, SNAP isnt a luxury, it prevents people from starving to death while encouraging them to keep looking for a job. Of course, if America hadnt been put into a recession by Republican policies in the first place, millions less would be in need of food assistance. And thats not to mention the Republican insistence of austerity that prevented a large enough stimulus from being passed that would have actually lifted the economy. Oh, and then theres the American Jobs Act that Republicans refused to pass that would have created jobs for the unemployed to seek. If the GOP thinks their actions wont backfire, they should think again. Most of those 47 million Americans that Cramer and his fellow House Republicans want to see starve live in the very states they claim to represent. Cramer and House Republicans also appear to be subscribing to communism, particularly that of the Soviet Union during Joseph Stalins tyranny. Cramer and many other Republicans are repeating the 1936 Soviet Constitution word for word when they use that particular verse to justify their hostility to food stamps. According to Bucknell University Article I, Section 12, of Stalins 1936 Constitution reads: In the U.S.S.R. work is a duty and a matter of honor for every able-bodied citizen, in accordance with the principle:He who does not work, neither shall he eat. Oh, snap (Pardon the pun)! Once again, Republicans are looking to Soviet Russia as an example of how America should be run. First, they want Russias anti-gay policies to be implemented here and now they want the former Soviet constitution as well. Are Republicans really pro-America or pro-Russia? Because the evidence is mounting in support of the latter. Cramer wasnt the first Republican to advocate for starving the unemployed and he wont be the last. In November 2011, then Republican Presidential hopeful Michele Bachmann said the same when she said: Our nation needs to stop doing for people what they can and should do for themselves. Self reliance means, if anyone will not work, neither should he eat. It would seem Republicans are just digging that hole deeper and deeper as we get closer to the 2014 midterm elections. Not only have they now alienated and threatened the very lives of 47 million Americans, including millions of children and elderly people, they are adopting the policies of Stalins Soviet Union and wrapping it into Christian Right-Wing religious dogma to do it. Its more than a mere hole that they have dug for themselves now. Its their own mass political grave that theyll be buried in as more and more people become fed up with them. Once you take food out of the bellies of children and use Stalinist philosophy to do so, youve committed political suicide. http://www.addictinginfo.org/2013/09/22/house... RIP GOP CONS DITCH MITCH |
Sep 22, 2013
Kentucky coal leader calls EPA rules a 'de facto ban on coal-fired power plants'
Nobody is likely to build more coal-burning power plants in the United States under strict emission limits proposed Friday by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Kentucky coal and utility officials predicted. That could further weaken demand for the coal of Eastern Kentucky, which has seen mines close and thousands of mining jobs disappear over the last few years. Coal counties in the mountains suffered official unemployment rates this summer between 11 and 18 percent. "We in the industry truly believe this is a de facto ban on coal-fired power plants because we don't believe what they're asking for can be achieved in the marketplace at this point," said Bill Bissett, president of the Kentucky Coal Association. To deal with air pollution and climate change, the EPA proposed a rule capping new coal-burning power plants at 1,100 pounds of carbon dioxide per megawatt hour. New power plants that burn natural gas would be capped at 1,000 pounds if they are large and 1,100 pounds if they are small. Existing power plants would not be covered, although the EPA says emission limits will be proposed for them no later than June 1, 2014. If enacted, the rule would give another significant advantage to natural gas: It burns cleaner than coal and emits less carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas that traps heat in Earth's atmosphere. At present, natural gas also is cheaper than coal. Kentucky's existing coal-burning power plants put an average of 1,950 pounds of carbon dioxide into the air per megawatt hour, according to the state Energy and Environment Cabinet. The state's best-performing coal plant goes only as low as 1,750 pounds. The EPA suggests that new coal plants could reach the lower emission limits with carbon capture-and-storage technology. A new plant using this technology would capture carbon dioxide from the smokestack and inject it underground, either for storage or for some later industrial use. Given the shift to "new-generation technologies," the EPA "does not anticipate this rule will have any impacts on the price of electricity, employment or labor markets or the U.S. economy," the agency wrote in its regulatory impact analysis. However, carbon capture-and-storage technology has not yet proven to be commercially viable. Southern Co. is spending $4.7 billion to build a 582-megawatt coal plant with that technology in Kemper County, Miss., with a tentative opening date of next spring. There have been multiple delays and cost overruns, and the utility's ratepayers will see $2.9 billion added to their bills to recoup the company's expenses. East Kentucky Power Cooperative, based in Winchester, has three coal-burning power plants and one that burns natural gas, spokesman Nick Comer said Friday. Under the proposed rule, any future plants that are built probably would burn natural gas, Comer said. "This seems to put some pretty significant limitations on coal as a means to generate electricity," Comer said. Tom FitzGerald, director of the Kentucky Resources Council, said that even before the EPA's proposal, utilities were turning away from conventional coal-burning plants. Other energy sources are cheaper and cleaner, and in coming years that's clearly going to be an advantage, FitzGerald said. EPA studies identify power plants as the leading contributor of greenhouse gas emissions in the United States, ahead of cars and industry, and coal produces more carbon dioxide than any other fuel, he said. "If you're trying to address the problem, it just makes sense to bring down the level of emissions from this sector," FitzGerald said. Read more here: http://www.kentucky.com/2013/09/20/2833314/ke... It's called SAVING THE PLANET you bunch of dumbasses. Figure it out. RIP GOP CONS DITCH MITCH |
Sep 22, 2013
TV SoundOff: Sunday Talking Heads
This is what is embarrassing about the modern political media. Warren Buffett did not criticize Obamacare. In fact, he supports it. Some old quotes of Buffett's have been dredged up, assigned a new context, and have been deployed as talking points. Because the internet exists, the "Buffett says to 'Scrap Obamacare'" meme was very swiftly debunked, and one of Buffett's own spokespersons said that Buffett was "shocked" that the statements had been "attributed to him." Now, out in the hinterlands, the low-infos are probably still laboring under the misconception that Buffett wants Obamacare to be scrapped, and so you'll get a lot of ALL-CAPS tweets with misspellings about this for a while yet. But Graves, while he is a never-before-booked backbencher that looks like a magician, is nevertheless part of the modern world, he knows, because he's been briefed by professionals, that the Buffett quote isn't true. He's going to use it anyway, for two reasons: 1) the lie still have some life in it and 2) because he knows that ABC News is not powerful enough to stop him. No one is afraid of organizations like ABC News, and so they'll gladly lie and lie and lie, right to their faces. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/09/22/sund... Warren Buffett did not criticize Obamacare. In fact, he supports it. Guess that disputes the Buffett lies you CONS were spewing as always. RIP GOP DITCH MITCH |
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Sep 22, 2013
You need to sit on those eggs like ole Harry the hen Reid does. Hoping they do not hatch. Warren Buffett, well you would have to know him for real. I do teehee. He really does not like Obamacare nor does he like raising taxes on the top 1% wage earners. Some change their mind. Teehee |
Sep 22, 2013
Some republiCONS are starting to "get it". Good for them. OBAMAcare is here to stay. It is LAW.
Tom Coburn Says Republicans Pushing To Defund Obamacare Are Not Based In The 'Real World' WASHINGTON -- Sen. Tom Coburn (R-Okla.) said his Republican colleagues who are pushing to defund Obamacare -- even if it means risking a government shutdown -- aren't facing the "political reality" that they're going to lose. "Tactics and strategies ought to be based on what the real world is, and we do not have the political power to do this," Coburn said during an appearance on CBS's "Face the Nation." "We're not about to shut the government down over the fact that we cannot, only controlling one house of Congress, tell the president that were not going to fund any portion of this. Because we cant do that. The Senate is preparing to vote next week on a House-passed bill that would both fund the government past Oct. 1 and strip funding for President Barack Obama's signature health care law. Despite Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and a handful of others vowing to do whatever it takes defund Obamacare, Democrats are expected to cut the Obamacare piece from the government funding bill and send it back to the House. Coburn said he agrees that if Republicans controlled Congress they should be voting to take down Obamacare. But they don't, and he said he doesn't expect his party to force a government shutdown over the matter. "I think the exercise is fine," said the Oklahoma senator, but "right now, with our economy where it is ... we actually have a crisis of confidence in our country right now. Both in Congress and with the president." http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/09/22/tom-... Shut the gov't down is Teabagger GOP political suicide. Some of them are figuring that out. RIP GOP DITCH MITCH stomp those icons bobbysocks..hahaha |
Sep 22, 2013
Chris Wallace Challenges Ted Cruz Over Obamacare Plan (VIDEO)
Chris Wallace challenged Senator Ted Cruz over his plan to defund Obamacare on "Fox News Sunday." Cruz is one of the leaders behind the Republican bill that would defund health care reform in order to prevent a government shut down. The Senate is expected to eliminate the Obamacare provision from the bill, and Cruz has called for filibustering to prevent the bill from being voted on a plan that fellow Republicans have criticized in recent days. "I'm confused," Wallace said on Sunday, asking Cruz, "Are you going to allow consideration of the bill... or are you going to block [the Senate] from even taking up a bill which you support?" Cruz said that Senate Republicans could ask Harry Reid to require 60 votes in order to pass any amendments to the legislation, but said that he probably wouldn't agree because he wants to use "brute political force" to continue Obamacare. Wallace seemed unconvinced. "It's Senate Rule 22 it says you say allow debate, that you can pass an amendment by a simple majority, thats the rule," the Fox News host argued. Later in the interview, Wallace also asked Cruz to address criticism from his fellow Republicans and what his "end game" will be if the Senate sends the bill back to the House without the Obamacare provision. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/09/22/chri... Canadian Crazed Cruz is what his fellow party members are calling him....a FRAUD. Love it when they eat their own. He has ZERO chance of winning the nomination, let alone winning the election. Besides, our next President is going to be a WOMAN. Payback is a .....haha RIP GOP CONS HILLARY 2016 ALISON 2014 DITCH MITCH |
Sep 22, 2013
Another night of stupidity, and copy and paste! From the idiot of topix I see, maybe crow and calvin punkish will come along and make puke feel better about her sorryass life? Peace the hell out.
Sep 22, 2013
ha ha ha ... Discernment is the "key" ... Along with 'common sense'... That channel NEVER gets air time on my tv ... Believe Half of what you SEE. NONE of what you hear. A "great" motto to LIVE by. ~-~ |
Sep 22, 2013
quit watching them ,just watch Alj..get whats happening. |
Sep 22, 2013
Lies is all their fright winged nuts have.
Bloggers say Warren Buffett recently turned against Obamacare Conservative Internet bloggers are turning up three-year-old quotes from Warren Buffett and casting them as fresh evidence that American support is dwindling for President Barack Obama's health care law. But the quotes are not properly identified as three years old and do not reflect Buffett's full thinking on the health care law. It's unclear why or how the old quotes resurfaced. But we started seeing the Buffett quotes in Facebook feeds on the morning of Sept. 17, 2013, after the Weekly Standard linked to it, starting its blog post, "You know things are bad for President Obama when even Warren Buffett has soured on Obamacare and says that 'we need something else.' " The link went to a website called Money Morning, which posted an entry on Sept. 13 titled, "Buffett: Scrap Obamacare and Start All Over." The post on the website includes quotes from Buffett, including: "Health care costs in the United States are like a tapeworm eating at our economic body." "We have a health system that, in terms of costs, is really out of control. And if you take this line and you project what has been happening into the future, we will get less and less competitive. So we need something else." "Attack the costs first, and then worry about expanding coverage. I would much rather see another plan that really attacks costs. And I think that's what the American public wants to see. I mean, the American public is not behind this bill." The post goes on to paraphrase Buffett as saying he would scrap Obamacare and start over. A variety of other conservative media outlets spotlighted the post in the past week as a development in the ongoing battle over the health care law, such as Wall Street Journal blogger James Taranto and Newsbusters. But the comments come from an interview that Buffett, the chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway Inc., gave to CNBC on March 1, 2010 -- three and a half years ago, before the bill was signed. Buffett's office told PolitiFact that the blog reports do not reflect his views. Buffett "has never said or thought that Obamacare should be scrapped," said Debbie Bosanek, Buffett's assistant. She said she showed him our research and that he said our analysis "covered it very well." So what did Buffett say in 2010? They can be found in a Politico article published at the time that summarized the interview. That article also includes other tidbits excluded from the more recent blog posts that paint a more nuanced picture of his views. Buffett was referring to a bill that was still pending in Congress. At the time of his comments, a bill had passed the Senate, but lawmakers were still deciding how to get it through the House, so hed have reason to think his comments might carry some weight in bargaining over details. He was not referring to the law after it was on the books, and he did not make his comments with three and a half years of hindsight from looking at its implementation. Buffett said the bill he was criticizing was still worth passing despite its imperfections. CONtinued: RIP GOP CONS DITCH MITCH |
Sep 22, 2013
According to Politico, Buffett was asked on CNBC whether he would be in favor of scrapping the Senates version of the health care bill; he responded: "I would be." However, Politico also noted "that while he does not like the Senate bill, hed vote for it in preference to doing nothing." Buffett said in the interview, "If it was a choice today between plan A, which is what we've got, or plan B, the Senate bill, I would vote for the Senate bill. But I would much rather see a plan C that really attacks costs." Its worth noting that in July 2012, just after the Supreme Court upheld the health care law, Buffett told Bloomberg TV that the court made the right decision. Invoking the same metaphor, Buffett said health care is "the tapeworm, essentially, of the American economy, and we have not dealt with that yet." But he added, "Obamacare is a step in the right direction in many ways." Shortly after we started looking into the blog posts, the Weekly Standard added an "update" to its post. It said, "It appears that Buffett made his anti-Obamacare comments in 2010, thereby showing that he, like most of the American people, has opposed Obamacare since even before it was passed a point that Mark Hemingway addressed yesterday in response to USA Todays implication that Americans widespread dislike of Obamacare is mostly attributable to Republicans efforts to fight it." We sent inquiries to the Weekly Standard and Money Morning but did not hear back. We also sent an inquiry to Buffett and will publish a comment if he offers one. Our ruling A variety of blogs reprinted an item indicating that Warren Buffett recently said "Scrap Obamacare and Start All Over." However, the comments came from an interview in 2010, when the health care bill was still being debated, and are not based on the subsequent three and a half years of seeing the law implemented. If anything, comments by Buffett in 2012 suggest that hes pleased to see the law being put into effect, despite the shortcomings he sees. The notion that Buffett had recently turned on a president he supported by souring on his signature health care law could have been easily debunked using Google searches. We rate the claim Pants on Fire. http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/state... PANTS OF FIRE....liars RIP GOP DITCH MITCH |
Sep 22, 2013
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Believe NOTHING of what you SEE. NOTHING of what you hear. RIP GOP CONS DITCH MITCH |
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Sep 22, 2013
Next time I get a chance to talk with old WB, I will tell him he better comment on that inquiry. Seems you are providing articles stating he has commented with an opinion already . I will tell him about your posts. Thanks for the load of crap posted as the truth. Do you get all your news from comedy? Teeheeeereeeahteeeeeeheeee. PRICELESS. |
Sep 22, 2013
(VIDEO)Ted Cruz Reveals Desperate Plan to Defund Obamacare:Shut Down the Military
Its official: The Republican Partys Obamacare Derangement Syndrome has reached a dangerous new level as Ted Cruz has revealed the GOPs newest and most pathetic last-ditch desperation attempt to defund the Supreme Court-approved Affordable Care Act (Obamacare): Forcing President Obama to shut down the military if he insists on getting congress to actually do its job, funding bills passed by Congress and signed by the President. If you can bear his smugness, watch the video of him showing off his new strategy of domestic terrorism against the American people below. Their anti-Obamacare act has gone from a monumental hissy-fit to a dangerous game of chicken with Americas credit rating, economy, and security. We must expose them for what they are: dangerous ideologues unfit to govern America. http://www.occupydemocrats.com/videoted-cruz-... Yeah, just give them an IOU RIP GOP CONS DITCH MITCH |
Sep 22, 2013
you trying to do to us poor folks? i had to go to the DR.mashed my thumb.they took me in took my blood pressure ,put me on a scale.then sent me to a little room.in came the DR.he said let me look at your knees i let him look at both knees.he said ok and gave me a cheap bandage.i said doc what does my knees have to do with my thumb?he smiled and said you are a tea, or a dem. or a ind.you have no money.as i was leaving this other guy he was looking at his knees .DR.said ok what's your problem? he said my but hurts.get on the table.i said DR.before i go just one more question .how can you tell by looking at the knees .he smiled and said you have no carpet burns. |
Sep 22, 2013
Have fun talking to yourself bobbyvernsocks, maybe the loon will keep you company.
I have a comfy big bed, cool breeze through the window, and a big fluffy pillow waiting for me. I had another day of too much fun. Too bad you can't get out and get fresh air and enjoy good company. Don't be crying bobbysocks. Oh and be sure to stomp those icons. It so validates your pathetic life. Enjoy your nightmares, I will be enjoying me pleasant dreams. I hope my lib friends enjoys theirs too. RIP GOP CONS DITCH MITCH |
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Sep 23, 2013
Good morning RC Co-Cola (and any other libtart pals)- excellent articles last night! Way to sink their Warren Buffett battleship! You're absolutely right, all they've got is lies, yet they keep repeating them over and over...and over. They'll post some ridiculous "fact", one of us disproves it, then a few pages later they're posting the exact same crap. Then as a last recourse they pull crusty socks out of the drawer to spin even bigger lies.
Anyhoo....busy days ahead for me, so I'll stop in when I can. As always, it's a pleasure to read the intelligent articles and rebuttals that you and the other Dems/Libs/Indys have posted. Hope you have a great week! |
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For several years Joshua Jeremian seemed to be onstage everywhere in Cincinnati. He was a regular in opera productions at UC's College-Conservatory of Music, where he was pursuing a master's degree and then an artist's diploma (additional graduate-level training) as an opera singer. But he was glad to find performing opportunities with many Cincinnati perfroming arts institutions. In 2005 he played a pair of princes in Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati's holiday musical, Sleeping Beauty. (In fact, the big-voiced baritone was nominated for a 2006 Cincinnati Entertainment Award for his performance at ETC.)
After a long hot summer (well, it's still feeling like a long hot summer), we have a full array of shows onstage in Cincinnati for you to choose among. I've seen two of them so far: Good People at Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati and The Three Musketeers at the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park.
ETC's production of Pulitzer Prize winner David Lindsay-Abaire's 2011 piece (this is the regional premiere of Good People, which was nominated for a Tony a year ago) about a woman who falls off the bottom of the employment ladder has enough humor to be entertaining (especially with Annie Fitzpatrick in the central role of Margie and Kate Wilford and Deb Girdler as her gossipy friends and bingo-night comrades) and enough contemporary relevance to be thought-provoking. ETC's D. Lynn Meyers is at her best staging naturalistic shows with social meaning, and that's exactly what this one offers. It has a great cast and flexible, attractive scenic design by the ever-creative Brian c. Mehring. I gave it a Critic's Pick. Through Sept. 23. Review here. Box office: 513-421-3555.
I wanted to love The Three Musketeers at the Playhouse (through Sept. 29), but its balance of humor and heart is out of whack to my tastes. There's lots of adventure, hilarity and laughter — especially some no-holds-barred swordplay — but the show tries to hard to entertain that it misses out on the true emotion that should lie beneath. I suspect many people will love this thrill-a-minute tale of political intrigue and valor, loyalty and royalty in 17th-century France, and perhaps it will evolve to deeper feelings as it runs. I love new Artistic Director Blake Robison's desire to put appealing, family-friendly work onstage, and he's using this production to show what he means. I hope his approach gets a tad more texture and depth as his tenure continues. Review here. Box office: 513-421-3888.
I haven't yet seen To Kill a Mockingbird at Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, and their publicity says it's already sold out its first-two weekends. So you might want to put that one on your calendar for sometime before it wraps up (Sept. 30). In the meantime, you might want to head to Washington Park on Sunday evening at 7 p.m. for a special free presentation of CSC's touring production of The Tempest. It's a perfect piece for outdoor performance, set on an island with a sorcerer and his lovely daughter and some shipwrecked nobles who are responsible for his exile. Audience participation will be a key component of this event, with the audience asked to create large-scale effects by blowing bubbles, making waves with silk and generating sound effects. Sounds like great fun. Music (by The Young Heirlooms) begins at 6 p.m. This is a good one to bring kids to see.
Also off and running this weekend is Cincinnati Landmark's production of Tennessee Williams' Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. It's a classic drama of sexual tension and family strife, a bit heavier fare than is usually found at the Covedale Center. It's a sign of the company's ambition to be a full-fledged theater offering a wide range of material. (Through Sept. 30.) Box office: 513-241-6550.
In case you haven't been paying attention, the Carnegie Center in Covington has been producing some ambitious theater and following a course that others haven't tried: It's called collaboration. Joshua Steele, the managing director of theater for the arts center in a one-time Carnegie Library, has amplified his results by working with other arts institutions in the region — especially, but not limited to, the fine theater programs at area universities. Steele will announce his 2012-2013 this week, and it's evident that he's continuing this commendable course working with Dayton's Human Race Theatre Company for the first time and building on a productive relationship with the Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra. He's also engaged some top-notch freelance talent to ensure that productions will be memorable.
Steele, who previously co-founded the meteoric New Stage
Collective with his friend Alan Patrick Kenny, is bringing the remarkable
director back to town for his first return since NSC closed in April 2010.
Kenny, who has been earning an M.F.A. in California and staging theater on the
West Coast, will direct the regional premiere of the musical Xanadu
(Aug. 11-26, 2012). This campy, tongue-in-cheek show, based on the 1980 move
that featured Olivia Newton-John, is right up Kenny's inventive alley, and
should be a refreshing dash of onstage energy at summer's end. (Auditions for
this show will take place on May 22, 7-10 p.m. at the Carnegie. Actors
interested in auditioning should contact Adrianne Eby, firstname.lastname@example.com)
The Human Race collaboration will be next. The Dayton
company, which performs regularly at the Loft Theater in that city's downtown,
is premiering a new play by Michael Slade, Under a Red Moon, in late October.
The production will then move to the Carnegie for a three-weekend run (Nov.
2-18, 2012). Set in 1949, it's a taut psychological thriller telling the story
of John George Haigh, Britain's infamous "Acid Bath Killer."
For the third consecutive year, Steele has lined up a joint, in-concert presentation of a well known musical with the Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra. After successful outings with the CCO for Carousel and The King and I, the late January 2013 production will be Camelot, the story of chivalry and the love triangle of King Arthur, Queen Guenevere and the knight Sir Lancelot. The lush Lerner and Loewe score will be conducted by the CCO's music director Mischa Santora onstage with musicians from the orchestra.
Steele wraps up his four-production season with Jason Robert
Brown's powerful musical Parade (April 5-21, 2013), staged by
local director-choreographer team Ed Cohen and Dee Anne Bryll, who will be
joined by music director Steve Goers (currently appearing in the Carnegie's
production of Pump Boys & Dinettes).
Set in Atlanta in 1913, it's about the intolerance and misunderstanding
swirling around the trial of a Jewish factory manager accused of murdering a
young girl in his employ. Cohen and Bryll staged an excellent community theater
production of the show with Footlighters Inc. in 2007, winning that season's
outstanding community theater award. They also staged the Huck Finn musical Big River for the Carnegie with great
results in 2010.
It's a great line-up, and I suspect audiences will be lining up in Covington for these productions.
I spent two-and-a-half hours watching the Acclaim Awards last night — 150 minutes with no intermission. Thanks to affable hosts Charlie Clarke and Mark Hardy (the well-dressed "scoundrels" of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels last September at The Carnegie), there was a lot of humor, but I put an emphasis on "a lot" as in "maybe too much."
As I've written previously, the Acclaims offer some solid recognition of many of the things that constitute our local theater scene. But the awards program itself lacks discipline: If this had been a stage production at one of our local theaters, I wouldn't be the only critic saying, "Nice work, but it needs a lot of trimming." And some thoughtfulness.
Cincinnati Shakespeare Company continues its summer tradition of Shakespeare in the Park as the free series returns for the seventh year this August. Romeo and Juliet and A Midsummer Night's Dream will be showcased in parks around the Greater Cincinnati area and Northern Kentucky Aug. 3-30.
CSC Ensemble Member Nicholas Rose is directing the classic lovers tale, Romeo and Juliet. While the fantastic story of betrayal and magic in A Midsummer Night's Dream is being directed by CSC Education Associate Miranda McGee. Six actors from the CSC Resident Ensemble will be acting in these performances. After the free park tour, they will continue to tour community centers, schools, venues and other performance centers into May of 2014.
Cincinnati Shakespeare Company is continuing its partnership with Cincinnati Parks and Recreation, offering free shows at Seasongood Pavilion in Eden Park, Burnet Woods, Mt. Echo Park and the new Smale Riverfront Park. Washington Park will see the group on their tour, alongside parks in Madeira, Colerain and Monroe in Ohio, and Burlington, Edgewood and Maysville in Kentucky. The acting troupe will have two performances at the Vinoklet Winery as well. Certain park locations will be accepting canned food and non-perishable items — CSC has a partnership with the Freestore Foodbank.
If a free, al fresco viewing of Shakespeare's best sounds fun, then make sure to get to each performance early to ensure good seating. All shows are general admission with first-come, first-serve seating. For more information go to cincyshakes.com.
For show times and locations, refer to the list below:
Saturday, Aug. 3, Romeo and Juliet at 7 p.m. in Boone Woods Park, Burlington
Wednesday, Aug. 7, Romeo and Juliet at 7 p.m. in Eden Park – Seasongood Pavilion, Mount Adams
Thursday, Aug. 8 Romeo and Juliet at 7 p.m. in Burnet Woods, Clifton
Friday, Aug. 9 Romeo and Juliet at 7 p.m. in the Monroe Community Park, Monroe, Ohio
Saturday, Aug. 10 A Midsummer Night's Dream at 6:30 p.m. in the Harry Whiting Brown Lawn, Glendale
Sunday, Aug. 11 Romeo and Juliet at 7 p.m. in the McDonald Commons Park, Madeira
Wednesday, Aug. 14 A Midsummer Night's Dream at 7 p.m. in Browning Shelter, Maysville, Ky.
Thursday, Aug. 15 A Midsummer Night's Dream at 7 p.m. in Mt. Echo Park, Price Hill
Friday, Aug. 16 A Midsummer Night's Dream at 7 p.m. at the Vinoklet Winery, Colerain
Saturday, Aug. 17 A Midsummer Night's Dream at 7 p.m. at the Miami Whitewater Forest – Harbor Point, Harrison
Sunday, Aug. 18 A Midsummer Night's Dream at 7 p.m. in Washington Park, Over-the-Rhine
Wednesday, Aug. 21 A Midsummer Night's Dream at 7 p.m. in Burnet Woods, Clifton
Thursday, Aug. 22 A Midsummer Night's Dream at 7 p.m. in Colerain Park
Friday, Aug. 23 Romeo and Juliet at 7 p.m. at the Vinoklet Winery, Colerain
Saturday, Aug. 24 A Midsummer Night's Dream in Keehner Park, West Chester
Sunday, Aug. 25 Romeo and Juliet at 6 p.m. in Presidents Park, Edgewood, Ky.
Tuesday, Aug. 27 A Midsummer Night's Dream at 7 p.m. in Uptown Park, Oxford
Wednesday, Aug. 28 A Midsummer Night's Dream at 7 p.m. at the Clifton Cultural Arts Center Lawn
Thursday, Aug. 29 A Midsummer Night's Dream at 7 p.m. at the Smale Riverfront Park, Downtown
Friday, Aug. 30 A Midsummer Night's Dream at 7 p.m. at the Eden Park – Seasongood Pavilion, Mount Adams
It's easy to spend time writing about exciting new developments in our local theater scene. But who got things started?
It could be argued that F. Paul Rutledge was the guy who laid the foundation. He passed away a week ago at the age of 91. Rutledge was a theater pioneer in Cincinnati, and many people who shaped what we have today were inspired by him.
Jason Bruffy will leave his position as artistic director of Know Theatre of Cincinnati on Sept. 4 to lead the Salt Lake Acting Company (SLAC) in Utah.
He became Know's artistic leader in 2004 and oversaw the company's 2006 move from a church basement in Over-the-Rhine to a remodeled, two-story building on Jackson Street in another part of the neighborhood that has become a focal point for Cincinnati's performing arts scene. His departure coincides with that of Know founder, Jay Kalagayan, who announced earlier in the summer his intention to relinquish his responsibilities as the 11-year-old company's development director. Managing Director Eric Vosmeier will be Know's interim leader while a search is conducted for Know's next artistic director.
The Audience Pick, voted by theatergoers, went to Gravesongs (pictured), Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati's intern showcase, a piece by local playwright Sarah Underwood written for the five actresses who spent this season at ETC (Rachel Christianson, Emily Eaton, Lauren Shiveley, Rebecca Whatley and Elizabeth L. Worley). It was directed by another ETC intern, Elizabeth Maxwell. The script is about death from the perspective of women in their early twenties.
For the ninth time during Ed Stern's tenure at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, a show by Stephen Sondheim will be presented. Stern, the Playhouse' Producing Artistic Director, has a soft spot for the great American composer and lyricist who turned 80 a year ago. He will bring back Tony Award-winning director John Doyle (pictured) to stage Merrily We Roll Along in a production that uses actors who also provide the musical accompaniment. The show will be presented next year in March.
I wish I could point you to a good production of a Shakespearean play today, since it's the Bard's 446th birthday. But Cincy Shakes is presenting Oscar Wilde's An Ideal Husband in a delightfully enacted production that ranges from witty humor to heartfelt emotion. It's definitely worth seeing.


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Price reversed at expected entry short point of 1.3539. Well, price pierced those levels to a high of 1.3544. Precision entry. It has dropped by over +140 pips.Ignored
... So much of work pressure .... but now my manager is out for the week and I am back in my favorite site
Clearly EURUSD created a Double Bottom which means you can go ahead with BUY with tight SL and very close eyes on the Market. Always try to have 20-30 pips in pocket and put the trade @ SL+Profit and let it run...but there are sign of fight ...so a longer ranging is what I am expecting ... 1.3360 is the Next Target to watch. Breaking 1.31xx in down is welcome 1.28xx.
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Man they do care about their economy. 30th Nov. They coordinated action with FED. I dont believe for a single second that lowering of RRR by POBC and swap rates by all other CBs was a coincidence.
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yeah, my long was s/l at 1.3139, which was again proved trade against major trend is a wrong idea..
i am waiting for a back test 1.313X-4X to short with tight s/l around 40-50 pips and looking for 1.3000 level, not sure if there is any opportunity to back 1.313X later today but it is important and this is a successful broken.Ignored
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Sry to hear your SL got hit.
I may try to play simmilar thing with 3145. But hell I am still scared of Bernie, although I dont know what he could possibly do. But he just can talk markets into bullish rally. I will keep my SL supertight if I decide to enter now.
Nope it is not the same. But equity markets are a bend mirror of an economy.
He has better things to do with his life?
I am off too...see you lads around....
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After killing his father, Haku realized that he was unwanted. He didn't have any reason to exist. Haku wandered the streets homeless and alone, but that changed when he met Zabuza. Zabuza was also an outcast of the Hidden Mist Village and he wanted revenge. In Haku he saw a tool with which he could carry out his vengeance.
Haku was extremely happy he had finally found a reason to live. He had finally found someone who loved him for his abilities, instead of hating him because of them. Haku was determined to give his life to Zabuza. He said it himself, "I am Zabuza-san's weapon... please keep me by your side as your tool."
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Welcome to the Sampford Peverell web site
This web site is dedicated to the village of Sampford Peverell and its surrounding area (Sampford Peverell Parish). Sampford Peverell is situated 9 miles S.W of Wellington (Somerset) and 5½ miles E.N.E. of Tiverton (Mid Devon), it has a population of around 900 people and consists of around 2,000 acres of land. Sampford Peverell is situated near to the Bristol to Exeter ma
in railway line and has a station (Tiverton Parkway) just on the outskirts of the village. It is near to junction 27 of the M5. Also the unfinished Grand Western Canal (Tiverton to Lowdwells) runs through the village. A Little Bit Of History: granted to two members of the Peverell family. The Peverells remained Lords of the Manor for nearly three hundred years, during which time they provided the village with a castle (now demolished), a Church (still very much in use) and were successful in elevating the status of the settlement to that of a borough. They also gave the 'Peverell' suffix to the place name. When the last of the Peverell line died without issue, Sampford Peverell reverted to the Crown and was given by Henry IV to his half-brother John Beaufort in about 1400. A century later, his successor Margaret Beaufort, the mother of Henry VII, inherited the Manor. She was a generous benefactor and provided an aisle for the Church and a magnificent Rectory, both of which survive today. After her death, the Manor once again reverted to the Crown and this time it was sold to the Powlett family of Hinton St. George, Somerset. The Lordship remained with the Powlett family right through to the beginning of the nineteenth century, when it was sold off piecemeal.
A Saxon charter, which refers to part of what is now Sampford Peverell, informs us that some of the outfields were under plough. A century later, the Doomsday Book gives some more detail about the extent of arable land and that which was pasture and meadow. With both fertile soil for growing crops and rich pasture for grazing, the settlement was well placed to become an agricultural centre. To supplement the flow of water from natural springs, a watercourse was constructed to divert a channel from the River Lowman to the village pond. This not only enhanced irrigation of the land, but was also sufficient to power the mills. In time, the inhabitants were able to produce more than they needed to sustain themselves. Perhaps the first signs that the settlement was growing in size and prosperity came with the construction of the Castle and, in the thirteenth century, with the Parish Church and the granting of borough status. The latter enabled the Lord of the Manor to hold weekly markets and bi-annual fairs, which not only drew outsiders into the 'village' to trade, but also allowed him to levy taxes on the goods that were sold. Consequently, through the trade in agricultural goods, the Lord (who was not resident here) and his major tenants (who were) would have become wealthy. The vast majority of the inhabitants, however, would have toiled on the farms and lived out their lives just above the subsistence level.
Charitable support for the poor of the Parish in a structured way started 'beyond all time of memory' (Extracts from the 1820 Inquiry into Charities). This was achieved by conveying ten burgages in the town to Charity Lands, the trustees of which ('feoffees') became responsible for letting them out to tenants. Rents and 'fines' levied on the inhabitants of these dwellings provided a source of income which the feoffees distributed to those poor people, 'whom they should deem most to stand in need thereof'. There are no records remaining to tell us who set up this Charity: 'the length of time which devoureth all things had eaten out both the name and memory of the donor'. However, it would seem likely that the donor was one of the past Lords of the Manor, because nearly all of the land in the Parish and Borough had been in his ownership. Perhaps it was the pious benefactor Lady Margaret Beaufort: we may never know for sure.
A substantial part of England's economy in the Middle Ages depended on the production of woollen materials: initially kersey, and later serge. There was a thriving market for these goods on the continent and the South West of England was at the forefront of this trade (mostly exported via Exeter). Sampford Peverell was one of many villages in Mid-Devon that produced these materials, often then sold on to local wool-merchants based in Tiverton or Exeter.
At the end of the seventeenth century, we can surmise that Sampford Peverell was a self-sufficient, but not isolated, community. The village had a tannery, smith's shop, mills and several inns; it also held weekly markets and two fairs a year. It was on the road from Wellington to Tiverton, and would have frequently been host to drovers and other travellers. There was no school at this time, but there was both a Church and Church House, the latter probably used for holding meetings and celebrations. However, the relatively stable economy of this community was set to change from the beginning of the eighteenth century. |


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Rachel Bilson filmed a Funny or Die video with some of her Hart of Dixie co-stars. She raps in the video which is pretty hilarious and in the process throws in a little diss at Mischa. Hopefully people watch it and laugh instead of taking it as a Bilson vs. Barton thing.
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State and federal officials note that more than one agency may be inspecting damaged property. Other agencies that may be looking at damages include the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), the American Red Cross, and/or local building officials.
"Inspectors are in the field to view damaged properties," said FEMA's Federal Coordinating Officer Kenneth Clark. "It is an absolute priority for us to get aid to those who need it, and in order to expedite that, people must first register with FEMA, then undergo the inspection process to determine eligibility."
Applicants should ask for proper identification before allowing unfamiliar persons claiming to be inspectors into their homes.
"Inspectors will carry proper identification from the agency they represent," said Steve Burgess, coordinating officer for the Maine Emergency Management Agency. "They don't charge fees for inspections. Anyone asking for payment for inspections should be reported to the local law enforcement agency."
FEMA manages federal response and recovery efforts following any national incident. FEMA also initiates mitigation activities, works with state and local emergency managers, and manages the National Flood Insurance Program. FEMA became part of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security on March 1, 2003.