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March 29, 98
Vol. 13 , No. 10
Remembering the 20th Century on the Eve of the New Millennium
SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1998 2:00 p.m.
Nobel Peace Prize winner and Boston University Professor Elie Wiesel has worked on behalf of oppressed people for much of his adult life. His personal experience of the Holocaust has led him to use his talents as an author, teacher, and storyteller to defend human rights and peace throughout the world.
A native of Sighet, Transylvania (Romania), Wiesel and his family were deported by the Nazis to Auschwitz when he was fifteen years old. His mother and younger sister perished there; his two older sisters survived. Wiesel and his father were later transported to Buchenwald, where his father died. After the war, Wiesel studied in Paris and later became a journalist in that city; yet, he remained silent about what he had endured as an inmate in the death camps. During an interview with French writer Francois Mauriac, Wiesel was persuaded to end that silence and he subsequently wrote Night. Since its publication in 1958, it has been translated into twenty-five languages and millions of copies have been sold.
A devoted supporter of Israel, Wiesel has also defended the cause of Soviet Jews, Nicaragua's Miskito Indians, Argentina's "disappeared," Cambodian refugees, the Kurds, South African apartheid victims, famine victims in Africa, and more recently the victims and prisoners in the former Yugoslavia. His efforts have earned him the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the U.S. Congressional Gold Medal and the Medal of Liberty Award, the rank of Grand Officer in the French Legion of Honor, and, in 1986, the Nobel Peace Prize. He has received more than ninety honorary degrees from institutions of higher learning.
Wiesel has written over forty books including A Beggar in Jerusalem (1978), The Testament (1982), The Fifth Son: A Novel (1985), and All Rivers Run to the Sea: Memoirs (1995).
Since 1976, Wiesel has been the Andrew W. Mellon Professor in the Humanities at Boston University where he also holds the title of University Professor.
Elie Wiesel's address at Bridges Auditorium is sponsored by the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum, the Res Publica Society of Claremont McKenna College, and the Family of Benjamin Z. Gould Center for Humanistic Studies as part of the Athenaeum speaker series Questions of Civilization.
The lecture by Elie Wiesel is free and open to all. No reservations are required.
As They See It: Sexual Assault and Prevention
Sexual assault is not an issue that anyone likes to think or talk about. Yet this crime of silence affects thousands of high school and college students every year in epidemic proportions: before the age of 18, one in three girls and one in seven boys will be the victims of sexual assault or incest. And, according to Robin Warsaw's I Never Called It Rape (1988), every 21 hours, on each college campus, a rape occurs.
On the night of her graduation from high school, Allyson Kurker was sexually assaulted by a classmate. Only after she learned that her perpetrator had been expelled from college for another assault did Allyson find the courage to press criminal charges against him. Her case received national media attention when the administrators from her former high school rallied to his defense. Since then, Allyson has transcended the limits of victim and has become an activist by speaking to college and high school audiences.
Allyson graduated from Connecticut College in May 1997 with a B.A. in economics. She has postponed any graduate school plans or future career goals to continue speaking on this important issue. In November 1996, Allyson's efforts were recognized by the Massachusetts chapter of the National Organization for Women, who named her the recipient of their Woman of Courage Award, an honor reserved for those who have made ground-breaking efforts on behalf of women's rights and who have taken individual actions that serve as examples for others to follow.
You are welcome to join us for a lecture and discussion on this timely topic. Ms. Kurker's appearance is cosponsored by the Dean of Students at CMC.
Manhattan String Quartet: Quartets by Bela Bartok and Leos Janacek
KENNETH FREED, violin
CHRIS FINCKEL, cello
JOHN DEXTER, viola
ERIC LEWIS, violin
Described by the Boston Globe as a national treasure, the Manhattan String Quartet has for the past 27 years charmed audiences throughout the United States, Europe, Canada, and Mexico. Regarded as the preeminent interpreter of the 15 string Quartets by Dmitri Shostakovich, the Manhattan String Quartet had recently presented the complete cycle in New York City at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts Great Performers Series, at the Town Hall, and on French National Radio. The ensemble's traversal of the Shostakovich cycle was the only chamber music recording to make Time magazine's Best of 1991 classical list.
After a series of concerts in Moscow and Leningrad in the fall of 1985, the quartet became the first American classical ensemble to give a full tour of the Soviet Union under the new cultural agreements. The first sold-out series of performances in 1986 was followed by an equally successful tour in 1989.
The Manhattan String Quartet has been Quartet-in-Residence at Colgate University for the past twelve years, and has also held similar posts at the Manhattan School of Music, Cornell University, Grinnell College, and the Corfu Festival in Greece. From 1981 to 1988, the Manhattan String Quartet was the resident ensemble at Connecticut's Music Mountain Festival where they gave weekly concerts on the radio to a national audience of millions and administered innovative chamber music programs for young professional string players and amateurs.
In their Athenaeum appearance, the Quartet will perform Quartet No. 2, Op. 17, by Bela Bartok and Quartet No. 2, "Intimate Letters," by Leos Janacek. This performance is part of the Stotsenberg Chamber Music Series, made possible by a generous gift from Dorothy and Ed Stotsenberg, friends of Claremont McKenna College.
U.S. Diplomacy in the Middle East
The Persian Gulf continues to be a diplomatic quagmire, and the recent posturing of Saddam Hussein over the right of U.N. workers to inspect sites thought to house biological war materials served only to emphasize the need for careful attention and experienced American leadership in this region. Ambassador Bruce Laingen is the president of the American Academy of Diplomacy, a society of 100 men and women retired from an active role in U.S. Foreign Policy. Comprised mainly of individuals who have served as U.S. Ambassadors, the membership also includes all living former Secretaries of State, highlighting the important role of this society in maintaining the highest standards of conduct in diplomacy and acting as a collective elder statesman for the nation's current policy makers.
Ambassador Laingen served in the Foreign Service from 1949-87, including tours in Germany, Iran, Pakistan, and Afghanistan. After serving as Deputy Assistant Secretary for European Affairs, he was Ambassador to Malta from 1977-79. When he returned to Iran for a second tour, as charge d'affaires of the Embassy, he was taken hostage in the Iranian hostage crisis.
Following his release, Ambassador Laingen served as vice president of the National Defense University in Washington, D.C., until his retirement. He was executive director of the National Commission on Public Service (the Volcker Commission) from 1987 until it completed its work in 1990. Among his many awards and citations, he holds the Award for Valor from the Department of State, the Distinguished Public Service medal from the Department of Defense, the Distinguished Alumnus award from St. Olaf College, and a Presidential Meritorious award.
Ambassador Laingen joins the Athenaeum to discuss his hostage ordeal, the continuing need for commitment to public service, and the current state of affairs in the Middle East.
The U.S. Army in Europe
FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1998 12:15 p.m.
General William Crouch, Vice Chief of Staff for the U.S. Army, will present a talk on the changing role of the U.S. military in post-Cold War Europe. Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, the United States has reduced the number of service personnel from 215,000 to 65,000 individuals and has closed over 600 facilities in Europe. General Crouch will discuss the strategic significance of the restructuring of the U.S. military presence in Europe and the nature of involvement of U.S. forces in achieving peace and stability on the European Continent.
Nearly a third of General Crouch's 34 years of Army service was in Europe, and his latest command tour included concurrent duty as Commander, Allied Land Forces, Central Europe (LANDCENT); and Commander, NATO Peace Implementation Force, Bosnia-Herzegovina.
An alumnus of CMC, General Crouch is also a graduate of the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College and the U.S. Army War College. His decorations include the Defense Distinguished Service Medal, the Distinguished Service Medal, the Silver Star, the Legion of Merit, and the Bronze Star.
Please join the Keck Center for International and Strategic Studies as it hosts General Crouch as the luncheon keynote speaker for its conference on "U.S. Relations with Europe." Lunch will be served at 11:45 a.m. General Crouch will speak at 12:15 p.m. The conference is all day Friday, April 3, in the Bauer Center Founders Room. For more information about the conference, please contact the Keck Center (909) 621-8213.
Challenges in Managing the Nonprofit Organization
MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1998 12:15 p.m.
Frances Hesselbein is the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Peter F. Drucker Foundation for Nonprofit Management and is Chair of the Board of Governors of the Josephson Institute for the Advancement of Ethics.
Hesselbein has been honored by presidents Bush and Clinton for her work in community service; she holds twelve Honorary Doctoral Degrees and is the winner of nine major awards, including the Distinguished Community Service Award from Mutual of America Life Insurance Company and the National Professional Leadership Award from the United Way of America. She also holds the distinguished United States of America Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Featured in numerous publications, her work as Chief Executive Officer of the Girl Scouts of America is published as a case study by the Harvard Business School. She appeared on the covers of Business Week and Savvy magazines as an example of managerial excellence, and Fortune for her leadership experience.
Her international work includes acting as Chair to the world conference in New Delhi on the Mutual Appreciation of Eastern and Western Cultural Values, Chair of the Salzburg Seminar on Managing Non-Governmental Organizations, and speaker at the Sixth Annual Johns Hopkins International Philanthropy Fellows Conference in Amsterdam.
Hesselbein's unique management philosophy and style has been cited in several books including Megatrends for Women (1992), Managing the Nonprofit Organization (1990), The Female Advantage (1990), and Toward Affirmative Action (1989).
Frances Hesselbein's talk is hosted by the Kravis Leadership Institute as part of their speaker series titled, Women Leaders: Meeting Challenges, Making Changes.
Leadership and Education: Love'em and Lead'em
Superintendent John Stanford, of the Seattle Public School District, brings an unusual background to this very difficult and most essential job. He served as an officer in the U.S. Army for 30 years, retiring at the rank of major general. During his successful career, he was assigned to the Pentagon staff during both the Carter and Reagan Administrations. Following his military career, Stanford served as Fulton County Manager (the Atlanta metropolitan area), where he managed an employee force of 5,000 and an annual budget of a billion dollars. Thus, Stanford brings to his leadership role in the education system the supreme organizational skills of a U.S. military officer, and the broad administrative skills gleaned from leading the day-to-day operations of one of America's largest cities.
A brief look at what Mr. Stanford has done in Seattle highlights the power an individual still has in the midst of a confusing bureaucracy. Under his leadership, Seattle public schools have set quantifiable targets for student achievement, and defined exit standards for students in grades 5, 8, and 11. His city-wide Reading Campaign to make every child a reader has become a national model. The district has emphasized the importance of safe schools by providing all high school students with identification badges, expanding the district's antiviolence curriculum, and emphasizing peer mediation and intervention strategies. School district/corporate compacts in environmental education, school-to-work, the arts, and technology have been created. Test scores are up, and the student dropout rate is down.
John Stanford's appearance at the Athenaeum is sponsored by the Kravis Leadership Institute, for which he has served on the Board of Governors since September 1997.
Critical Issues in Korean Literary History
Professor Peter Lee of the University of California, Los Angeles, a distinguished literary scholar, will present a rare and exciting look into the reconstruction of a national Korean literary heritage. The dominant social class in traditional Korea sustained the hegemony of the Confucian canon by adopting the Chinese writing system and by emulating the Chinese literary traditions. In an attempt to recover national and popular literature, however, the literary historian in modern Korea began to construct a new canon through the resurrection and revaluation of neglected texts written in the vernacular Korean language. Lee will discuss in detail how this new canon has come about and will comment on the significance of this event as a catalyst for facilitating future investigations into the relationship between these primary and secondary canons of Korean literature.
Lee holds a Ph.D. from Ludwig-Maximilian University in Munich, Germany. He has been a Fellow with the National Endowment for the Humanities, the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, and the American Council of Learned Societies. He has also taught at Columbia University, the University of California at Berkeley and the University of Hawaii. His scholarly publications include Pine River and Lone Peak: An Anthology of Three Choson Dynasty Poets (1991), Songs of Flying Dragons (1975), The Silence of Love: Twentieth Century Korean Poetry (1980), and Celebration of Continuity: Themes in Classic East Asian Poetry (1979).
Professor Lee's lecture is sponsored by the Keck Center for International and Strategic Studies and the Modern Languages Department at Claremont McKenna College and the Asian Studies Program at Pomona College.
A Centennial Retrospective: The Impact of Paul Robeson in the Americas
Paul Robeson was extremely gifted as an athlete, actor, author, attorney, a scholar and concert singer. He won a scholarship to Rutgers University, where he was elected Phi Beta Kappa and was valedictorian of his class. He also achieved All-American honors in football and excelled in baseball, basketball and track. After graduation, Robeson earned a law degree from Columbia University. But he soon discovered a passion for the stage, giving 296 performances as Othello on Broadway. Robeson spoke and performed in over twenty languages and dialects, and became a spokesman throughout the world against exploitation, injustice, and racism. His attacks on injustice and racism in the United States became an international embarrassment to the government; hence, his accomplishments have been mired in controversy.
Sterling Stuckey completed his undergraduate studies at Northwestern University, then taught elementary and high school in Chicago for six years. He later earned a doctoral degree in history from Northwestern where he was appointed Associate Professor in 1971 and Professor in 1977. Stuckey was Hill Foundation Visiting Research Professor at the University of Minnesota; Visiting Research Fellow at UCLA; Andrew Mellon Fellow at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, Stanford; Senior Fellow at the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.; and Fellow at the Humanities Research Institute, UC Irvine. Stuckey has published a number of books including Slave Culture: Nationalist Theory and the Foundations of Black America (1987), and Going Through the Storm: The Influence of African American Art in History (1994).
Sterling Stuckey's appearance at the Athenaeum is sponsored by the Athenaeum and the Office of Black Student Affairs in honor of the 100th anniversary of Paul Robeson's birthday.
Dinner Theater
But Why Bump Off Barnaby? by Rick Abbot
Thursday-Saturday, April 2-4, 1998
Dinner and Play- 6:00 p.m.
Under the Lights' newest comedy But Why Bump Off Barnaby? (1981) comes from the farcical mind of Rick Abbot. It's a comedy that combines suspense, intrigue, murder, and off-the-wall humor. The play is set in Marlgate, the great ancestral home of the Leducs. Great-grandfather Farlow has created a tontine amongst his relatives. This tontine provides the focal point for the antics in the play. Orion Leduc (Charles Johnson-Gutter) has called together all the members of the family with a mysterious letter regarding the tontine. The relatives arrive at the mansion, and everything seems normal, until, yep you guessed it. . . a murder takes place. Barnaby Folcey (Chris Monjoy), the poorest member of the family, is mysteriously murdered and everyone is a suspect. This event sets off a series of disappearances and madcap hijinks. Who is the murderer? Is it Magnolia (Nikki Smythe), a young snip of a maid, or Medkins (Rob Martin), a seemingly straightlaced butler? Is it Lady Barbara Fenwick (Cami Griep), a deaf old foof, or Cleo Barton (Hillary Slater), a glamorous movie star? Is it Rosalind Barstow (Christina Cheshier), Orin's not-so-sweet secret fiancee, or Mr. Barnsdale, (Bad Brad Wease) the family's old private tutor? Is it Dora Dunstock (Kiki Gaffney), Orion's lovably dim-witted niece, or Jeff Barnett (Chris Rogers), a mysterious young man Cleo Barton met at a local pub? Is it Director Eleanor Lan, the director of the production, or Assistant Director Hadley Beeman, the assistant director of the production? You'll just have to wait and see Under the Lights' hilarious new farce. Tony Pennay will be there ... will you?
Seating will be festival style and is limited. Sign up as soon as possible, circling your first, second, and third choice of date. You will be contacted if your first choice reservation date is unavailable.
THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1998 3:00-4:30 p.m.
You won't want to miss this afternoon tea! In addition to indulging in Chef Sid's exotic pastries, you will be treated to the artistic creations of two multitalented CMC students.
Brandi Paige, a sophomore psychobiology major from the Los Angeles area is an accomplished violinist, runner on the cross country and track teams at CMC, equestrian-and artist. Her love of horses has led her to study and create interpretive sculptures that capture the energy, expression, and detail of "The Horse."
Andy Zhang enjoys sketching as well as music and sports in his leisure time. Andy is a senior biology-chemistry major from Alhambra and will be starting medical school in the fall.
Tea will be held in the Security Pacific room this afternoon.
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When I read about the ActiFry Fryer, a machine that uses new cooking technology to create crisp fries and other foods with virtually no oil, I immediately wanted one.
Normally I'm not one to hop on the bandwagon and rush out and get a new gadget, especially when my apartment is bursting at the seams and if I put one more thing on my kitchen counter, I'm going to wind up cooking on the ceiling.
So I sent a message to a friend who works with the company and she arranged to have an ActiFry machine sent to me, not expecting or in exchange for a review, but because I'm a wonderful person worthy of low-fat frites.
I went out and bought a sack of potatoes, then came home, plugged in my ActiFry, and made a big batch of French fries with just a spoonful of oil.
I followed the instructions, peeling then cutting the potatoes into bâtons, rinsing them, drying them thoroughly before putting them in the machine. Then the user adds one tablespoon of oil, closes the lid, and sets the timer for thirty minutes.
Every few minutes, I peered into the machine, and nothing much seemed to be happening – at first. The potatoes were being stirred by the revolving arm, very, very slowly.
And as the machine turned, skeptical me was surprised as the sticks of potato soon turned a golden-brown color. And after stopping the machine to pluck one out, a sprinkle of salt was all that was needed, and I had to admit the French fry was very good, somewhat mottled, but crisp!
So next on the docket were Korean chicken wings, which were a success as well.
A few pros and cons of this machine:
The pros of this machine are that you can make crisp, fried foods with just one tablespoon of oil or fat, and that the machine does what it says it does: crisp-fried food with a minimum of oil or fat. Or mess: the machine comes apart easily so the non-motorized parts can go in the dishwasher.
The cons are that the machine is not inexpensive (partially due to the fact that it's made in France, rather than China, and there's currently an unfavorable exchange rate) and although there are included recipes for curries and roasted meats, those tasks could be done using a standard stove or oven. And because of the cooking time and method, batter-fried foods like tempura likely won't work in this machine. The ActiFry is also fairly large, about the size of a football helmet for a medium-size gorilla, and the parts, especially the metal non-stick pan, are thin and lacking in heft.
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Making French Fries in an Actifry (Video of the process, in Dutch)
ActiFry Review (Gizmodo)
Sweet & Crispy Chicken Wing Recipe
*Disclosure: This machine was sent to me by the company with no expectations or promise of a mention. I tested five different dishes with the ActiFry: chicken wings, two batches of French fries, and fried rice (which ended up like crispy sizzling rice—happily), and I was pleased with the results.


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|Kenny Lawton - 2012 Employee of the Year
Congratulations to Kenny Lawton for being named the 2012 All Children's Hospital Employee of the Year! Kenny Lawton was the July 2012 Employee of the Month. Kenny works as a Housekeeper III in Environmental Services and has been with All Children's since 2010. Kenny was recognized for his Service Excellence by a fellow employee who said:
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Kenny is an outstanding person with incredible character. He always goes out of his way to deliver the highest level of service and has time and time again been the essence of what Service Excellence should be. He employs all of the Service Standards each and every day and I receive many communications every month from a variety of disciplines here at All Children's about what a wonderful employee Kenny is. Kenny is responsible for any service calls that come throughout the campus. He is always multi-tasking and that never seems to phase his positive attitude. You may see him in the Service Standards video and that really is no acting job as he takes what he does very seriously, but always with a friendly smile and 'can do' attitude.
Kenny, thank you for all you do for All Children's Hospital and congratulations for being selected Employee of the Year!


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Chalk Up #12; Women's Volleyball Bounces JC Smith 3-0
October 10, 2009
CHARLOTTE, N.C. Pfeiffer University stepped out of conference play on Saturday afternoon to sweep the Johnson C. Smith Bulls 3-0 (25-16, 25-17, 25-7) in womens volleyball action at Brayboy Gym. The victory marks the 12th-straight as the Lady Falcons havent dropped a set in six matches. Pfeiffer improves to 15-6 while the Bulls drop to 3-21.
Pfeiffer hit a season-high .426 in the straight-sets win. Brittany Dickens (Raleigh, NC) led the Lady Falcons with 10 kills. Vanessa Gerig (Towanda, IL), currently in the NCAA II top-10 with service aces, added 10 more to her total on Saturday. Jordan OBryant (Reidsville, NC) tossed in seven kills as well. Pfeiffer went attack-error free in set three, hitting .800, in a 25-7 win to clinch the match.
The Lady Falcons now take a week off for fall break and get back to action on Sunday, November 18th in a battle of two conference leaders. Pfeiffer will take on the South Atlantic Conference leaders Wingate in a 7:00 p.m. neutral match at Carolina Courts in Charlotte. Wingate won the 2009 season opener against Pfeiffer 3-1.


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Throwing the Elephant: Zen and the Art of Managing Up artfully, clearly, and concisely provides a thorough grounding in the Zen Buddhist attitude you will need in order to move forward and control the people you work for. This book guarantees personal enlightenment while providing literally dozens of helpful, specific exercises and solutions to the most common problems of professional life.
Balance the yang of Throwing the Elephant with its yin, What Would Machiavelli Do?.
©2002 Stanley Bing; (P)2002 HarperCollinsPublishers, Inc.
"In a spoof of just about every career advice and management-by-metaphor book ever created, Bing delivers a Zen-like guide to managing your boss. The premise? Here's what Buddha would tell you if he were your personal career coach." (Publishers Weekly)
"A clever book on how to manage elephants, a.k.a. bosses....Witty and thought-provoking...imaginative and unique." (Library Journal)
"This is essential reading for anyone who hates his or her boss and the corporate structure in general." (Booklist)
"In response to David from Lafayette"
Could David possibly be an elephant? This book is not about climbing any ladders, it's about being effective and happy where you are on the ladder. I found the approach and the content helpful and would recommend it to anyone looking to make sense of the Dibertesque corporate cultures that control most of our waking hours.
Updated Zen business philosophy. Original content. Great voice actor. I hate homework so instead of writing a twenty word review, I'll just press the $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ symbolizing that time is money.
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This is a great book for a review and fun to listen too. It tells you some words of wisdom in a humorous and stylistic manner that makes you picture some of the mistakes you've made in the past and how to share them with the people you lead. I would recommend this to others who enjoy laughing and visualizing situations. Also to people who are coaching future leaders. Can it help you with your own situations in working with yoiur own leader...yes it can.
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I have listend to this book several times (rented from the library) and liked it enough to buy it. I think the reader is humorous and the content is very good, if you listen to what he is saying. The Zen attitude for corporate culture was refreshing and helpful. I would recommend this book to anyone (working for an elephant) who wants to learn how to accept the Zen way of thinking and apply it in the business world and help yourself have a better attitude about life.
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The worst book I've ever forced myself to listen too. Well, I actually only listened to approximately 50% of the book (as I forwarded along). This book is great for those that want to blame others for everything that goes wrong in their lives. It's certainly not for anyone working diligently to get ahead in any corporation (American or otherwise). Save your time and money and move past this selection.
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The Sarah Lawrence College theatre program embraces the collaborative nature of theatre. Our objective is to create theatre artists who are skilled in many disciplines: actors who write; directors who act; theatre makers who create their own projects; and sound, set, and lighting designers who are well-versed in new media and puppetry. Students have the advantage of choosing from a multidisciplinary curriculum, taught by working theatre professionals, that draws on the resources of the College's theatre, music, and dance programs. At the heart of this curriculum are focused programs in acting, directing, playwriting, and design, with supplementary offerings in production and technical work.
Theatre students are encouraged to cross disciplines as they investigate all areas of theatre. The faculty is committed to active theatre training—students learn by doing—and have put together a vocabulary that stresses relationships among classical, modern, and original texts. The program uses a variety of approaches to build technique while nurturing individual artistic directions.
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Arlena Hill LaBon, 106, has been trying to get back what she says is her land, now owned by Robert Exum Jr.
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"(Josiah) Exum didn't steal it," Carraway said. "He went through the legal process."
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However, there is still a glitch. Neither Carraway nor LaBon's nephew James Hill, who has been doing research through the courthouse and Raleigh archives, can find documents showing the property has been divided.
"I can't find where that 250 acres was split," said Carraway, who has been working on the case for about two months. "... I feel like that 108 (acres) is part of the 250 acres."
Hill said that without documents, it appears the land wasn't legally divided. But some of the court books were destroyed in a fire years ago.
LaBon said the land had been purchased by her great-grandfather, who passed it on, undivided, to his and a slave's two children, William Edwards and Edith Edwards Hill, LaBon's grandmother.
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Hill said he found documents showing that Exum attempted to get a quick claim deed on the Hill property with Edwards in 1972, but they didn't know the property wasn't divided.
He said the taxes were being paid by the Edwards. A portion of the property — 102.44 acres — is currently in Calvin Edwards' name.
"Calvin Edwards' dad had the land surveyed in 1951," Hill said, adding it was still listed as one tract of 250 acres.
A parcel of 126.83 acres that adjoins the Edwards propery currently belongs to Exum Jr., of Fayetteville. Exum did not return a phone call.
LaBon recalled the property to be on Browntown Road, but Hill said U.S. 258 was Old Browntown Road. The Exum and Edwards tracts are actually accessed from Greenridge Road, but extend back almost to U.S. 258.
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Schertzinger recalled the "friendly" man, who had worked for Exum Sr. and had lived in the house for a number of years until he died. His name was Herbert Battle, Britt said.
Schertzinger said she had wanted to buy the property because Battle had maintained it so well with flowers and plantings.
"It's really beautiful back there," she said, describing it as "sacred" when Battle took care of the property. Today, the abandoned house is overgrown and falling apart.
Exum Sr. let Battle stay in the house, just as he had let LaBon's parents stay in their house until her mother died.
Mike Edge, head of Greene County Family Researchers, wrote an email saying certain facts he has discovered contradict LaBon's memory of how things took place. He said LaBon's grandmother appears to have moved around quite a bit and "legal importation of slaves into the U.S. ended in 1808," well before her white great-grandfather bought the land.
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Just read this, not surprised...
That's what the Princeton offense will get you.
I am so glad the Lakers are failing... They remind me of the "dream team" Eagles...All names, no results.
I thought it was so funny when yesterday or the day before Buss said that Brown's job was safe and an ESPN writer called that statement from Buss the "kiss of death". LMBO!
Sloan's name has been floating around lately as a potential replacement.
Would anyone be surprised if Phil Jackson comes back after the Lakers have now gotten Nash and Howard?
Do this before the season, not after 5 games.
My Anthony Davis website: http://thebrow.uphero.com/
D'Antoni's name is being tossed around too.
Fail for the Lakers and I'm so excited to witness it. Brown is an awful head coach I'm only sad they figured it out this quickly. Lol
Here's to hoping Howard goes to any other team but the Lakers after this season.
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Why in the hell would you ever hire Brown in the first place? Im happy to see this though, though we all know the Lakers don't stay down for long. If they get Phil Jackson, or Sloan. Everyone else can pack it up.
Stan Van Gundy is available...
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They shouldve hired Brian Shaw in the first place in my opinion, I expect Phil Jackson to come back, I honestly cant see anyone else coming in and handling the egos on this team.
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I think his kiss of death was putting Howard and Kobe back in a game with a 24 point lead in the 4th. He had to walk down the bench and convince them to go back in. It just came across as a coach who is very confused and in over his head. The losses just made it easier.
The kiss of death was Kobe's Death Stare of Brown.
I wonder if Phil Jackson is considering coming back again. Wouldn't surprise me.
Phil Jackson was reported as cancelling a speech that was planned next week...
"I don't know if people know I dislocated my pinkie finger. And [Tyreke] told me, 'You wanna go home or you wanna be here?' I want to be here. And he said, 'All right, then go tape it up and let's play. Let's go. We not stoppin' at no stores. Straight gas. That's what we do, just keep going.'"
When Jackson left I hoped to never have to see or hear him ever again.
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AddSomeFurniture adds furniture to your server, like chairs, tables, thrones, worktops etc.
- adds lots of furniture
- functional Lamps (enable / disable light with right click)(buggy)
- functional Worktops (open a craftingtable with right click)
- functional Seats (requires ChairsReloaded plugin)
- special tables!
- switch between 16x16 and 64x64 textures!
- Spoutcraft / Spoutcraftplugin
- ChairsReloaded (optional/for functional seats)
- /asf: Check if AddSomeFurniture is up to date.
You can disable/enable permissions in the config.yml.
Changes in the last update:
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- deleted flowers and carpets
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googri Dec 03, 2013 at 19:33 UTC - 0 likes
need update !!!!
not working with 1.6.4 bukkit or higher
MCkylianMC Nov 13, 2013 at 17:48 UTC - 0 likes
spoutcraft is already 1.6.4 compitable. Great news isn't it?!?!?! Your text to link here... so please update
Thedutchgamechannel Sep 06, 2013 at 15:40 UTC - 0 likes
This is a awesome plugin so please update to 1.6.2! :D thanks
Liger_XT5 Jul 19, 2013 at 16:31 UTC - 0 likes
I'd have to look it up, but I don't think they have gotten very far on the client. Mostly due to the fact that the way the new MC launcher works.
Also, thought I'd note, there seems to be a bug with the update feature. My server was hanging, after numerous restarts, until I caught on to it being addsomefurniture. When I set the feature to false in the config, the server restarted just fine. I don't suppose you could add a delay in the startup? Otherwise, I'll just leave it disabled. I use Craftbukkituptodate anyways.
adsy90 Jul 16, 2013 at 13:34 UTC - 0 likes
First off I would like to say this looks like an awesome mod!! I'm hosting my own craftbukkit server and want to implement this plugin, however i've put the spout plugin the server plugins folder yet when I run the server it says AddSomeFurniture can't be started please install spout plugin and spout application.
I'm running craftbukkit 1.6.2 and downloaded the lastest spout plugin I could find but still doesn't work? Any chance of getting a brief walkthrough please? Also the spout client is too out of date for the server, do you know of a spout 1.6.2?
suchthefool Jun 12, 2013 at 21:37 UTC - 0 likes
Ah right gottcha. Will get them to install it. Thanks very much for the reply.
Liger_XT5 Jun 12, 2013 at 18:12 UTC - 1 like
The server itself needs the Spout Plugin. You've got that. The Users need to use the SpoutCraft Launcher to see the features. Otherwise they see just the base items/blocks.
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18 May 2012
The Royal, in Marine Parade, Tankerton, has a fresh new look for the summer season following a £100,000 refurbishment by brewer Shepherd Neame.
With views across the Thames Estuary to Essex, the Royal is just a few minutes' stroll from Whitstable Harbour, and is making the most of its magnificent clifftop setting and sea views with major improvements to its bars, restaurant and garden.
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15 May 2012
A Sandwich pub has won the town's first Sandwich of Sandwich competition in five years, held as part of the snack's 250th anniversary.
New licensees Jeanette Todd and Bob Taylor at the Market Inn in the Cattle Market took first place, despite deciding to enter the competition on the spur of the moment.
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When I joined Shepherd Neame at the start of the year one of the big projects that had just started was trial brewing of Samuel Adams Boston Lager.
Late in 2011 a deal had been agreed with the Boston Beer Company for Shepherd Neame to brew this world famous beer under licence in Faversham – the first time that it has been brewed outside the USA. January was a great time for me to join as I could get involved in brewing this superb beer!
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The hunt is on to find Medway entrepreneurs to run a community pub in Chatham following a £75,000 refurbishment.
The General at Sea in Balfour Road, just off the Maidstone Road, has been renovated inside and out by brewer Shepherd Neame. The pub provides nearby residents with a stunning community pub, but it is missing one vital ingredient: a great licensee.
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We're proud to announce that Samuel Adams Boston Lager is now available on draught!
Here's the latest* list of stockists - we're working to get Sam Adams installed as quickly as possible, but in the mean time please check with the outlet beforehand to find out if Sam Adams is on.
Adelaide, Teddington, Middlesex
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National Geographic Kids
Hey there! I'm Kara Gause, a former English teacher-turned-blogger.
The first time I realized there was such a thing as National Geographic Kids was as a middle school English teacher. We were trying to find something entertaining for kids who are reluctant readers.
And kids really do love it. There are tons of photographs and fun facts to go with them. Take "20 Cool Things about Water." Yes, I want my kids to know a hippopotamus can walk all the way at the bottom of a lake or river, but I also want them to learn things that directly affect them. Like how cold water weighs more than hot water, and how a bath uses 75% more water than a five-minute shower. My father always told me I was wasting water, but now I'm armed with the facts for my kids!
That's what's really fun about a National Geographic Kids magazine subscription. If you're humble enough to admit you have a lot to learn, you can learn it the second time around with your kid. It just gives one amazing fact and tidbit after another.
As a teacher, I also loved how it supported reading and comprehension skills with word games and puzzles—all grounded in science and geography. It's like Boys' Life magazine in that way, giving snippets of facts. Just enough to engage a kid and get them interested. But the real goal is to get them off their duffs to do some research and reading on their own. It's sneaky that way.
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Hypoglycemia (cont.)
Medical Author:
Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD
Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD
Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD, is a U.S. board-certified Anatomic Pathologist with subspecialty training in the fields of Experimental and Molecular Pathology. Dr. Stöppler's educational background includes a BA with Highest Distinction from the University of Virginia and an MD from the University of North Carolina. She completed residency training in Anatomic Pathology at Georgetown University followed by subspecialty fellowship training in molecular diagnostics and experimental pathology.
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William C. Shiel Jr., MD, FACP, FACR
William C. Shiel Jr., MD, FACP, FACR
Dr. Shiel received a Bachelor of Science degree with honors from the University of Notre Dame. There he was involved in research in radiation biology and received the Huisking Scholarship. After graduating from St. Louis University School of Medicine, he completed his Internal Medicine residency and Rheumatology fellowship at the University of California, Irvine. He is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Rheumatology.
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Is there anything else that should be done to manage hypoglycemia?
Yes. People with diabetes should wear identification stating they have diabetes and whether they have recurrent hypoglycemia. Those at risk for hypoglycemia should be counseled on checking blood sugars before they drive a car, operate heavy machinery, or do anything physically taxing. In addition, it is important to carry a quick-acting glucose source (such as those mentioned above) at all times, and keep a source in their car, office, and by their bedside. Efforts should be made to minimize the hypoglycemic effects of medication regimens and to avoid variable surges in exercise, activity, and alcohol consumption.
REFERENCE: MedscapeReference. Hypoglycemia.
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Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD)
Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) occurs when acid from the stomach and lower gastrointestinal tract refluxes up into the esophagus and potentially the upper airway structures, causing irritation and inflammation.
Some degree of reflux is a normal physiological occurrence. GERD refers to symptoms and complications that may develop secondary to persistent reflux that are troublesome or affect quality of life.
Diagnosis and Testing
When symptoms of heartburn, acid taste and discomfort are present, empiric acid suppression therapy is usually initiated and clinical improvement of symptoms may establish the diagnosis.
A common study used for evaluation of acid reflux is a 24-hour esophageal pH monitor. A small probe is passed through the nose into the esophagus. The tube has sensors at various levels that detect acid levels. The tube is attached to a monitor that is worn for 24 hours. It has buttons to record the child's position and a log is kept recording the child's activities at certain intervals.
Proton pump inhibitors (PPI) such as Prilosec or Prevacid are the first line of treatment for GERD and are safe for very young children. The goal of these medications is to suppress the secretion of acid. Another medical treatment for GERD is the use of pro-motility agents such as Erythromycin to increase the movement substances through the gastrointestinal tract.
Lifestyle management such as dietary changes can sometimes improve symptoms.
If treatment with medication fails to alleviate symptoms, surgical intervention may be considered.
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Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers hit Germany for the second time on the 2012 Summer Tour, playing to a packed house at the Lanxess Arena in Cologne having hit Hamburg earlier this month.
With all the guitars onstage, it'd be easy for Benmont Tench to get lost in the mix, but the Hearbreakers keysman is always on top of it, whether he's on the organ providing a nice steady foundation for the rest of the band to play on top of or if he's over on the grand piano offering a foil to Mike or Tom.
It was most apparent Sunday night on "Runnin' Down A Dream," a song so associated with guitars that Tom and Mike play a specific kind of guitar - Gibson Firebirds - on it.
Benmont was an absolute mad man on "Runnin' Down A Dream" on Sunday, pounding out a counter-melody on the piano that married perfectly with the rest of the band.
Paris, here we come! Check back for more from the 2012 Summer Tour!
Listen to Her Heart
You Wreck Me
I Won't Back Down
Here Comes My Girl
Handle with Care
Good Enough
Oh Well
Something Big
Don't Come Around Here No More
Free Fallin'
It's Good To Be King
Learning to Fly
Yer So Bad
I Shoulda Known It
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Dane Chair by TrueModern
designed by Edgar Blazona
With its Danish styled wood legs and intricately stitched back cushions, the Dane Chair is an all-around showpiece of a chair - and a dang comfortable seat. Perfect for use against a wall or even in the center of a room to help define a social area, this chair has details like cording and super-slim arms to give it character, and you won't find a chair with more gorgeously shaped and finished legs. This modern chair delivers the look you love and the comfort you expect.
Dane Chair Features:
- 28" h x 34" w x 38" d
- Grid-stitched back cushions give visual appeal
- Sturdy solid wood frame and beautifully formed legs
- Ships quickly
- 50,000 rub count fabric
- Consider adding the Dane Ottoman to give your feet a break
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Frame and legs: solid wood
Fabric: 100 percent polyester, 50,000 rub count
28" h x 34" w x 38" d
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Both cushions are removable
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Legs ship unattached. Each leg attaches via 2 bolts that you will need to bolt into the corner of the sofa frame.
About The ManufacturerTrueModern was founded in 2005 by Edgar Blazona, to meet a need he saw. A parent, he was bored with the kids' furniture designs he found in today's market - so he made some himself, and added full-sized furniture as well. TrueModern is distinguished by clean design that hearkens back to mid-century influences like Charles and Ray Eames and Richard Neutra, employing familiar colors with an additional modern feel. Placing importance on the consumer's needs led TrueModern to ship furniture fast and pre-assembled - a simple calling card of quality and service in a crowded market.
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Luxury as a unique, memorable and personal experience is core to the Oberoi philosophy. It encompasses every element of a guest's stay at Oberoi Hotels that creatively combine breathtaking locations, luxurious environs and the best of modern amenities with personalized and warm service.
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Superior tadalafil is one of my favorite SuperiorPeptide products. It's the strongest tadalafil I have ever researched, and I have used tadalafil from a half dozen research companies. The size of my penis, both flaccid and erect is much larger in length and thickness for two days after dosing it. I love that you only have to dose tadalafil every other day to always be ready for better sex, with greater genital sensitivity and increased drive.
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Originally, tadalafil was created for use in those with high blood pressure. This is a huge benefit in using tadalafil preworkout as it opens blood vessels thereby lowering blood pressure and protecting one from potential heart attack while training. In my 27 years of lifting weights I have come across several men who had a heart attack while squatting heavy and dead lifting heavy. Tadalafil could have possibly prevented their negative fate.
[Alternate-day oral tadalafil for erectile dysfunction with no successful intercourse at the baseline].
AuthorsDu Q, et al. Show all Journal
Zhonghua Nan Ke Xue. 2012 Jan;18(1):93-5. Article in Chinese.
OBJECTIVE: To summarize the experience in the treatment of erectile dysfunction (ED) with no successful intercourse at the baseline with tadalafil.
METHODS: We retrospectively analyzed 21 cases of ED with no successful intercourse at the baseline treated with tadalafil on alternate days combined with sex guidance.
RESULTS: After 4 weeks of tadalafil treatment, 19 of the patients achieved successful sexual intercourse, and the IIEF-5 score was remarkably improved as compared with pre-medication (3.24 +/- 1.55 vs 18.95 +/- 3.02, P<0.0001). Mild adverse reactions were observed in 6 cases, including 2 cases of mild headache and 4 cases of facial blush.
CONCLUSION: Tadalafil on alternate days combined with sex guidance can significantly improve ED with no successful intercourse at the baseline.


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Sight Savers brings world into focus
About 15 children from all over north Mississippi attended the Sight Savers America clinic this past Friday. A handful of them went home with a closed circuit television while the others took home other various visions aids, including telescopes, handheld magnifiers and Braille equipment. (March 29, 2011, Page 1)


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Everywhere you look this season, someone is wearing yellow. Though it definitely isn't a color you want to wear from head to toe, adding a blast of yellow to your ensemble may just brighten up someone's day! Take it from Molly Sims, Taylor Swift, Jennifer Lopez, Anna Kendrick and a bevy of other celebs, all of whom are rocking the summery color flawlessly.
PHOTOS: Molly Sims, Cameron Diaz, Eva Mendes, Donald Sutherland, Britney Spears, Katy Perry, Paris Hilton, Taylor Swift, Kylie Minogue, Lady Gaga, Anna Kendrick And Nicole Richie In The Do's And Don't Of Yellow
What makes yellow work? First, choose the right color for your skintone, so you don't look washed out like Britney Spears, who made the mistake of wearing a mustard-colored turtleneck, which washed out her face and made her hair appear brassy. Second, make sure the tone you choose, works with the other colors of your ensemble. Minnie Driver paired a mustard yellow bag with a neon orange scarf, which was no-go, while Donald Sutherland rocked a pastel yellow tie, with similar candy-coated colors, resulting in a dapper look. Third, don't go overboard! Too much yellow can result in a dizzying look. Paris Hilton spent a day shopping recently, wearing a long, yellow dress with a matching headband, while carrying a purse with a yellow stuffed animal attached. Not a good look. A few weeks later, she was spotted at Coachella, getting the look right, pairing her t-bags mini dress with gold accessories and shoes.
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Happy birthday, Vera Bradley! We're marking the company's "big 3-0" with a tote worth celebrating. The classic, medium-sized bag features piping detail, a front pocket and a recessed zipper for fun, function and a little extra security.
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At TEDYouth 2011, performance artist Carvens Lissaint shows how to use language, metaphor and imagery to express a powerful idea — as in this spoken-word performance, a stirring plea to make college education more accessible.
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