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There is about a one in ten chance that your child may develop a stuttering problem, but that doesn't mean they won't do well in school, according to new research published in the journal Pediatrics.
Led by the University of Melbourne, researchers from several institutions teamed up to follow over 1,600 children from infancy to age four and found that they were more than twice as likely to develop a stuttering problem than previous studies indicated.
One might think that the 11 percent of kids who developed a stuttering problem would experience poorer outcomes during and after their preschool years, but the researchers actually found that these children showed better language development and non-verbal skills with no recognizable effect on the child's mental health or temperament.
Stuttering usually begins in children who are three or four years old, and there is no cure for the disorder. However, according to the US National Institutes of Health (NIH), only 1 percent or fewer adults have a stuttering problem.
"Current best practice recommends waiting for 12 months before commencing treatment, unless the child is distressed, there is parental concern, or the child becomes reluctant to communicate. It may be that for many children treatment could be deferred slightly further," said lead researcher Professor Sheena Reilly in a statement.
"Treatment is effective but is intensive and expensive, this watchful recommendation would therefore help target allocation of scarce resources to the small number of children who do not resolve and experience adverse outcomes, secure in the knowledge that delaying treatment for a year or slightly longer has been shown not to compromise treatment efficacy."
A 2005 study found that children who were treated early on for their stuttering problem were able to improve the speaking disorder before they started school. This group of scientists was able to develop a program to treat stuttering that helped improve the problem. They found that after nine months, the reduction of stuttering in people in the group was significantly greater than natural recovery.
"Many cases of stuttering onset are mild, and we recommend 'watchful waiting' for a year as a reasonable approach," Reilly told HealthDay.
Heather Grossman, clinical director of the American Institute for Stuttering in New York told Health Day she would like to study whether or not children who stutter continue to develop problems as they age.
"There are some children who even at this young age do have these (emotional or social) issues," Grossman said. "This is something we now want to investigate as we follow the children up into the school years."


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The Political Parties Registration Law, enacted by the military junta in Myanmar ahead of general elections to be held later this year, is aimed at keeping the popular leader and Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi out of the electoral process. Only portions of the law have been released and they are outrageous. There cannot be a greater fraud on the electoral process, the sole aim of which is to keep the military junta in power. The international community, led by the United Nations, was hoping against hope that the military rulers would see some reason and make the forthcoming elections an inclusive process. In a slap in their face, the junta has barred anyone convicted of a crime from being a member of a political party. Further, parties that want to register under the new law must expel members who are "not in conformity with the qualification to be members of a party." This means that Ms Suu Kyi cannot contest the elections, and her National League for Democracy (NLD) must expel her if it is to be eligible to participate in the process. The junta has also offered a carrot to the NLD by removing the seals on the regional offices of the party.
There are preliminary indications that the NLD may not be averse to jettisoning Ms Suu Kyi so that it can contest the election. Evidently, the thinking is that it can win the election and then try to undo the enormous damage the military rulers have done over the past two decades. But the NLD must remember that the junta annulled the 1990 elections after the party swept the polls. There is no indication that it is willing to loosen its iron grip on power. It has built into the new constitution reservation of 20 per cent of the seats in parliament not for women — but for the armed forces. It has adopted as a model the Indonesian constitution under the brutal and corrupt dictator Suharto. Painful experience has shown that the junta remains unmindful of world opinion. Neither the U.N. nor the regional cooperation forum, the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN), has been able to make the military rulers see reason and bring the country back to the path of democracy. Assuming that people voting in this fraudulent election somehow manage to teach the ruling generals some kind of a lesson, they are unlikely to relinquish power. China remains Myanmar's only friend and there is no indication that even this rising global power, with all its resources, can make the junta abandon the path of tyrannical, boorish isolation from the world.
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Make no mistake, the fight was entertaining and competitive all the way, but there seemed no denying that the victory should have been unanimous, and in the challengers favor. While Woods was resting, Johnson was landing. While Woods was blocking, Johnson was throwing. While Woods was moving, Johnson was pursuing. It remains unclear what scoring guidelines the two judges who scored for Woods were using, but in my book, clean punches + solid defense + effective aggression + work rate = clear cut, decisive victory.
This dog end victory marks another black eye for British boxing. When will my mates learn to judge properly and give the winner his due? Oh for the days of Alan Minter and Jimmy Wilde.
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Days Belfast City Centre
Days Belfast Hotel is a centrally located, three-star rated lodging positioned in the downtown zone of Belfast, Northern Ireland. Central train station is just two minutes away, while the airport and ferry terminal can be reached by car or bus in no more than 10 minutes. Local attraction such as the City Hall, Grand Opera House, the Ulster Museum and the Waterfront Hall are within walking distance, as are numerous shops, restaurants and nightclubs. This accommodation facility was opened in 2003 and offers 250 bedrooms, classified as single, twin, double and triple. The rooms feature en-suite bathrooms with showers, but also come with amenities like television, direct phones, hairdryers, coffeemakers and wake up service. Better rooms are air-conditioned and have safety deposit boxes and free Wi-Fi internet. Non-smoking rooms can be arranged upon request. The hotel serves traditional Irish breakfast and other meals at the in-house restaurant, while snacks are available 24 hours per day. Business guests can take advantage of available meeting space for 150 people and special corporate rates, with the reception desk open non-stop and parking space provided on site.
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Female impersonation need say nothing about sexual identity, but it has for a long time been almost an institutionalized aspect of gay male culture.
Although sparse in images documenting the gay community, pre-Stonewall gay male photography blurs the boundaries between art, erotica, and social history.
Given the historic stigma around making, circulating, and possessing overtly homoerotic images, the visual arts have been especially important for providing a socially sanctioned arena for depicting the naked male body and suggesting homoerotic desire.
Independent films that aggressively assert homosexual identity and queer culture, the New Queer Cinema can be seen as the culmination of several developments in American cinema.
Renowned photographer, teacher, critic, editor, and curator, Minor White created some of the most interesting photographs of male nudes of the second half of the twentieth century, but did not exhibit them for fear of scandal.
The first international fashion superstar, Halston dressed and befriended some of America's most glamorous women.
An artistic movement that grew out of Dadaism and flourished in Europe shortly after World War I, Surrealism embraced the idea that art was an expression of the subconscious.
Film, stage, and television actor Paul Winfield was openly gay in his private life, but maintained public silence about his homosexuality.
Harvey Milk with his sister-in-law in front of Castro Camera in 1973 (GFDL v. 1.2).
The 34th annual candlelight vigil honoring slain San Francisco Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk was held on November 27, 2012. The annual event has grown out of a spontaneous demonstration that occurred on November 27, 1978, the day disgruntled former Supervisor Dan White assassinated the two men.
Mayor Ed Lee, Supervisor Scott Wiener, former Mayor Willie Brown, and Assemblyman Tom Ammiano joined friends and family of Milk and Moscone for the observance.
The event began at 4:30 p.m. on the steps of City Hall, and included remarks from Milk's nephew, Stuart, who founded the Harvey Milk Foundation with Anne Kronenberg, who managed Milk's 1977 campaign for Supervisor and served as his aide. It also featured a performance by the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus, which made its first public appearance at the original vigil.
Ammiano, a teacher who volunteered on Milk's campaign before following his footsteps to the Board of Supervisors and beyond as a champion of glbtq rights, said that his was a message of victory. "We've said, 'All right, you might take away the messengers, but you're not going to take away the message.'"
Mayor Lee, the city's first Asian-American mayor, and former Mayor Brown, its first African-American chief executive and a close friend of Moscone's, also emphasized the theme of victory.
"Tonight, San Francisco, is not a time to be sad; it is a time to celebrate," Brown told the crowd. "You are the beneficiaries of an incredible, productive team that has caused San Francisco to be what it is."
Milk's tenure in office was tragically short-lived. After serving on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors for only 11 months, he and Moscone were assassinated by White, who had resigned in opposition to the recent passage of Milk's only significant piece of legislation, the landmark gay rights ordinance.
White crawled in through a basement window at City Hall to avoid the metal detectors; he walked into the Mayor's office and shot Moscone at point-blank range; then he reloaded his gun and walked down the corridor to kill Milk.
Milk's fate at the hands of an assassin was not entirely unexpected, given the violence and homophobia that have characterized American politics. Milk himself was haunted by the possibility of assassination. He tape recorded several versions of his political will, which he labeled "to be read in the event of my assassination." One of the tapes included the following statement: "If a bullet should enter my brain, let that bullet destroy every closet door."
The clip below, from the 1984 Academy Award-winning documentary by Rob Epstein and Richard Schmeichen, The Times of Harvey Milk, features Milk's most famous speech, "Hope."
The video below, also from The Times of Harvey Milk, features archival coverage of the assassinations and the first candlelight vigil.
In August 2009, President Obama awarded Harvey Milk the Presidential Medal of Freedom, which was accepted by Stuart Milk.
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Earlier this week, I was driving home from work when I heard a radio commercial for Mountain Dew Kickstart. Similar to the above visual advertisement, the radio spot touted the perfect combination of "dew, juice, and electrolytes." And, with a substantially quicker cadence and hushed tone, the announcer added "for taste" after "electrolytes" before quickly wrapping up the commercial. As you will note from the above ad, "electrolytes" includes an asterisk which directs the reader to nearly illegible text that states "electrolytes for taste."
Being the naturally curious and cynical person that I am, I felt compelled to research and analyze why Mountain Dew (or PepsiCo) felt the need to effectively shout "electrolytes" while only whispering "for taste". And honestly, after looking into the matter further, I can't think of any good reason other than to intentionally mislead consumers.
My research began with the very basic question of "What are electrolytes?" The answer, physiologically speaking, is pretty straightforward:
Electrolytes are substances that are present in the human body that are essential to the normal function of our cells and organs. They help maintain proper fluid balance and nerve and muscle functioning. The most commonly measured electrolytes are sodium, potassium, chloride, and bicarbonate. We lose electrolytes when we sweat. Maintaining a health balance of these electrolytes in the body is critical, which is why some experts recommend electrolyte replacement during and after exercise.
Electrolytes are substances that are present in the human body that are essential to the normal function of our cells and organs. They help maintain proper fluid balance and nerve and muscle functioning. The most commonly measured electrolytes are sodium, potassium, chloride, and bicarbonate. We lose electrolytes when we sweat. Maintaining a health balance of these electrolytes in the body is critical, which is why some experts recommend electrolyte replacement during and after exercise.
Electrolytes have also become a "buzzworthy" concept in health and fitness marketing because strenuous exercise, or exercise in extreme heat, can deplete certain electrolytes below optimal levels. Sports drinks–like original Gatorade–were developed with increased electrolytes for quick electrolyte replacement via liquid consumption during or after strenuous exertion. Thus, people often (wrongly) associate "electrolytes" with health, fitness, and energy. And while "electrolytes" are an important ingredient for many legitimate sports drinks, Mountain Dew Kickstart's caffeine and sugar levels would make it a nightmare as an actual sports drink for electrolyte replacement. Hence, the "for taste" qualifier.
So why do I think Mountain Dew is being deceptive? All it has done is accurately stated that it contains electrolytes and that they are simply "for taste" and not for some other purpose, right? Well, simply stated, the only conceivable reason to reference electrolytes in a drink like Kickstart is to dupe customers into thinking this drink somehow has qualities associated with health, fitness, or energy that it does not have. You know what other drinks have "electrolytes for taste"? Virtually every other soft drink on the market (including regular Mountain Dew), natural fruit juices, and plain old salt water. Thus, touting the fact that a beverage has "electrolytes for taste" is the equivalent of advertising the hydrogen molecules in water. It serves no purpose other than to prey upon people that simply don't understand. Shame on you, Dew!
My disdain with advertisements like this range from a disappointed shake of the head to frothing at the mouth with steam pouring out my ears. At certain times, I consider these advertisements to be mildly unethical; at others, I consider them to be maliciuosly predatory. At its most basic and best, marketing is an important function that creates brand awareness and honestly informs consumers about important qualities of products or services. This, in turn, allows the consumer to make educated purchasing decisions. At its worst, marketing is the devil ushering society down the road to a real-life Idiocracy. In an almost frightening moment of prescience, Idiocracy even foresaw the buffoonery surrounding a misunderstanding of electrolytes.
Sadly, this Kickstart campaign is only one example in what appears to be a new normal. I've previously posted on ethical issues in advertising, and the lack of a meaningful code for self-regulation or even self-reflection. (See here and here.) As renowned sociologist Jimmy Kimmel demonstrated, we have a generation of "gluten free" converts who don't even know what gluten is. We have a multi-billion dollar "organic" food industry where there is virtually no evidence supporting the conclusion that "organic" foods are healthier than conventional foods. And we have "greenwashing" where advertisers and promoters "mislead consumers regarding the environmental practices of a company or the environmental benefits of a product or service." (See here.) These industries are all like extravagant houses built on piles of bullshit–they look good, but you'll never be able to escape the stench.
As a practical matter, its difficult to do anything about these advertisements with lawsuits because, under current law, it's generally difficult to win a "technically true, but deceptive nonetheless" claim. That may change in the future, but for now, we're stuck with self-regulation and the sage advice of attorneys that clear the ads. I implore everyone to look inward and do the right thing.
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PORTLAND -- Two lower income families will soon have keys to their very own town homes in North Portland as part of of the city's very first, energy efficient low income, green housing project.
KGW Newschannel 8 was given an early look inside the two town homes, located in the 5100 block of North Fessenden Avenue, near North Adriatic Avenue.
It's the first of many green housing projects planned in both the Northeast and North Portland communities. Seventeen sites total are slated to be built, which is about 35 homes, said Maxine Fitzpatrick, Executive Director of Portland Community Reinvestment Initiatives Inc., or PCRI.
PCRI is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit community development organization which provides affordable rental homes to low-income families, primarily in the North and Northeast Portland neighborhoods. In 2005, the organization decided to transition its residents from renting to first-time home ownership.
We house over 700 families and so when we decided to move into home ownership development, we just decided to work with the households that were already living in PCRI properties, so it was really quite easy, said Fitzpatrick.
The home ownership rate for most minorities in Portland is 33% compared to 69% for whites, according to PCRI printed data.
Oregon placed last in home ownership growth among all fifty states from 1950-2000.
One glance around the new town homes and you can't miss the cork flooring or the bamboo cabinets in the kitchen.
The lighting is energy efficient, as is the plumbing. There are also two high-efficiency heat pumps, fresh air ventilation and heat recovery.
The homes have been built to be 15-30% more efficient than the 2008 Oregon energy code. They were built through the City of Portland's Energy Efficiency Home Pilot, or PEEHP, which has been a collaboration of Portland General Electric, Pacific Power, Energy Trust of Oregon, the Home builder's Association of Metropolitan Portland, the National Association of Home builders, Northwest Natural Gas and the City of Portland.
The homes were set below market prices for the low and middle income families who are buying the homes outright, Fitzpatrick said.
The town homes were built by Terrafirma Building Inc. and paid for with a grant from the City of Portland. The grant also includes two other town homes near the Fessenden Avenue location that are not yet complete.
The total grant amount for the four units is $25,800, said Anne Hill with the Portland Water Bureau, with $7,700 paid for the two completed town homes, she said.
Fitzpatrick said a family of five will move into each of the completed units within the next forty days.


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Dr. Colleen Marie Kroll and Dr. Herbert Charles Bressler were united in marriage Sept. 29, 2012 by Father Thomas Burke at St. Mary of the Mount Parish, Pittsburgh.
The bride is the daughter of Joseph and Karen Kroll, Allison Park, Pa. and the granddaughter of the late Wilburt and Mary Conner and the late John and Ann Kroll.
The groom is the son of Dr. Herbert and Ann Bressler III of Wyoming, Pa. He is the grandson of Rosemary O'Boyle Bernosky, Pittston, and the late Simon Bernosky and the late Herbert and Dorothy Bressler Jr., Kingston.
The bride was escorted down the aisle by her father. She chose friends Dr. Cara Reitnauer and Dr. Jennifer Costales as her Maid and Matron of Honor. Bridesmaids were Lisa Bressler, sister of the groom, Nicole Kroll, sister-in-law of the bride, Lindsay Campbell, Elaine Miller, Julie Miller, Anna Mullen and Carly Molchen.
The groom chose his friend Albert Pisaneschi as his best man. Groomsmen were Joseph Kroll, brother of the bride, Jeffrey Rothstein, John Beberus, Mike English and Dr. John Shields.
An evening cocktail hour and reception were held at the Mayernik Center at Avonworth Community Park, Pittsburgh.
The bride is a graduate of Hampton High School, Penn State University, and in 2010 earned a Doctor of Optometry degree from the Pennsylvania College of Optometry at Salus University, Philadelphia. She is employed as an optometrist with Irwin Eye Care, Irwin, Pa.
The groom is a 2002 graduate of Dallas High School, a 2006 graduate of Penn State University, and in 2010 also earned a Doctor of Optometry degree from the Pennsylvania College of Optometry at Salus University. He is employed by Siegel and Portnoy Eye Care Associates, Pittsburgh.
The couple honeymooned in Bermuda and now reside in North Huntingdon, Pa.


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We've seen some things, man. We've watched men's lights flicker and go out after our bullets won a fairly lopsided battle against their internal organs. We've... er, also done other things involving guns, evil men, and the color gray. So we've seen a lot of the same things, is what we suppose we're saying. Depressing, right? No, not really. This is what PC gaming's super awesome, unendingly creative indie scene is for. On today's menu: a "roguelike shooter" with hints of Zelda from half the team that whipped up Super Meat Boy and a new spin on Minecraft that trades Legos for full-on sculpting.
First up, we've got The Binding of Isaac from Team Meat member Edmund McMillen. To be clear, it's not Team Meat's next big recipe for surefire success. It is, however, an incredibly interesting (and demented) sounding side-project that's a few seconds away from release in Gaming Industry Time. McMillen explained :
"Isaac is a roguelike shooter based on the dungeon structure of Zelda (NES). At its core it controls like Smash TV / Robotron in a randomly generated semi RPG world filled with powerups items and special abilities."
"There is not a traditional leveling system in Isaac, instead we used an item system... 90% of items in the game stack, so as you progress your character will change into a monstrous powerhouse not only in stats and abilities but also in appearance."
Meanwhile, renowned wearer of hats and also-game-developer-we-guess Notch pointed his massive fanbase toward Lords of Uberdark. In a nutshell, it's Minecraft, but with infinite- er possibilities. This stems from the fact that you can essentially sculpt and mold terrain as you see fit. In other words, the building blocks are going back in the closet with all your other childhood toys. Now, you can coat your friend's world with phallic imagery like a mature adult. Check out the video below to see the game in action.


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Ugh, so not ready to see the ED/Dani duo return...
A recent survey stated that the average person's greatest fear is having to give a speech in public. Somehow this ranked even higher than death which was third on the list. So, you're telling me that at a funeral, most people would rather be the guy in the coffin than have to stand up and give a eulogy.
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Chenbot feels especially robotic tonight. I don't like.
didn't they prove the partner thing didn't work so well in season 9???
I don't like this nominating a duo
Send me home next week! I'm taking food out of your daughter's frikkin mouth ... I'm stealing books and schools from kids in Africa! - Zach
I don't like the duo thing, but oh well...
It was me. I let the dogs out.
um, didn't they do this already or am i crazy
lol... "you're not picking a prom date, you'rre picking a partner"
"you're thinking with the wrong head, keith"
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This is one of the best pork tenderloin recipes I have ever tasted. The butter, cranberry and balsamic combination is amazing! We have made this recipe three times, and will make it again and again.
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By political degree of difficulty, Mullin's district became 6 percentage points more Republican in 2012, while Hudson's became 7 percentage points more Republican.
Mullin was just 20 when he took over the family plumbing business for his ailing father. It was a life lesson he employs today.
"If I would never figure out how to negotiate at the age of 20, I would have went broke, flat broke," said Mullin, who often talks about buying his first suit when he came to Washington. "You have to know what you want and ... what you're willing to accept when you're going to a negotiating table."
Obama and Democrats have said they are willing to talk about changes to the health care law but not until House Republicans vote on a bill to open the government. Senate leaders have repeatedly said they won't negotiate with a gun to their heads.
Mullin is a father of five, including 2-year-old twin girls he adopted earlier this year. The twins had been separated since they were three months old.
Mullin has said he will give back his salary during the shutdown.
Back in Crowder, Okla., Lonnie Anderson is cheering on Mullin in the high-stakes showdown with Obama and Democrats. The 71-year-old retired nurse likes some elements of the health care law, such as the requirement for insurers to cover individuals with pre-existing conditions, and allowing young people up to age 26 to remain on their parents' plans.
But she fears that the law derided as "Obamacare" is a path to socialism and insists that if Obama can delay some requirements such as forcing big businesses to provide health coverage for their employees or face a penalty so can Congress.
"He's been picking out the different parts of the law that he doesn't like or going to hurt him right now and putting it off," Anderson said. "Well, I don't see anything wrong with us picking out things that aren't right."
Anderson speaks fondly of Mullin, recalling a time when she met him during a campaign event, told him of her upcoming surgery and asked for his prayers. She was surprised when he stopped, held hands and prayed with her.
Anderson said Mullin and the GOP "need to fight for everything they can."
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Library JournalChilds (The Secret Knowledge of Water) guides readers on an enthralling journey across ancient trailways to the ruins of the Anasazi peoples, whose civilization spanned the Southwestern American desert from the 11th through the 13th centuries. Beginning at the monumental cultural center of Chaco Canyon, where the Anasazi flourished, Childs's quest to understand their apparent disappearance leads him to the numerous great houses of New Mexico, such as Pueblo Bonito, to the Four Corners area of northeastern Arizona, southern Colorado and Utah, and beyond to northern Mexico. In these places, he identifies features that had not appeared prior to the apparent abandonment of Chaco (thus implying that the Anasazi migrated to these areas). Childs vividly weaves his personal narrative, imbued with a deep respect for the geography and cultural landscape, with scientific research and numerous interactions with foremost scholars. Black-and-white photos and an extensive bibliography increase the book's value. Recommended for all collections in Southwestern and Native American studies.
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Batsheva Dance Company 50th Anniversary Tour "Sadeh21" U.S. Premiere Royce Hall, UCLA Thurs Oct 30, Sat & Sun Nov 1-2 Touring the U.S. for the company's 50th anniversary year, Batsheva Dance Company performed 3 shows at UCLA last week. The first was an invitation-only event: a rare assemblage of L.A.-area dance artists and … [Read more...]
On Bessies Night, L.A. Cheers for Keen Presenters
On the night of the Bessie Awards, New York City once again feels to eclipse all, sending L.A. into dark orbit. At the end of the night, however, L.A. dance-lovers have to come away with renewed appreciation for the great programmers out here who recognized the evening's genius, prize-winning solo artists from the U.S. and beyond, way before they … [Read more...]
Off-the-Radar Akram Khan Concert Next Week
Red alert, to anyone anywhere near Northern California on Oct. 24: Akram Khan is presenting his latest piece,"iTMOi" ("In the Mind of Igor"), which sounds amazing, at the UC Davis campus theatre next week. This blog page doesn't usually run preview notices, but this is the ONLY U.S. performance during the London-based company's international tour. … [Read more...]
Australian Ballet's Earthly, Wrenching 'Swan Lake'
While it sounded unpredictable on paper, the 12th season of Glorya Kaufman Presents Dance at the Music Center opened on a high note with the West Coast debut of Australian Ballet's "Swan Lake," choreographer Graeme Murphy's 2002 reimagining of Tchaikovsky's epic beauty through the lens of the Princess Diana tragedy. Though a hybrid … [Read more...]
Garth Fagan's Ancient, Electric Storms
Back in 1991, when Tony Award-winning choreographer Garth Fagan first teamed with jazz composer Wynton Marsalis, Fagan gave Marsalis a poem he had written in the voice of a West African storyteller to use as a centering theme for the music of "Griot New York." The juncture of these two revered artists made for soaring, warmth-spreading … [Read more...]
Do You Think You Know Gene Kelly?
Teasing apart the movie musical a few years back, cultural critic Gilberto Perez wrote that each successful musical positions one of two figures of the artist in the fore: either the performer or the director. Sometimes, as in "The Band Wagon," we actually see the two figures characterized on film, fighting for prominence. But usually, one of the … [Read more...]
Top 10 Must-See Dance Concerts in L.A. this Year
If you count carefully, you'll actually find 16 concerts listed here. I expanded the roundup I wrote for the OC Register -- which highlights the great companies that Orange County's deep-pocketed Segerstrom Center and Irvine Barclay can bring in -- to add a few more affordable offerings in Los Angeles and beyond. It's a good year for dance: read … [Read more...]
Osipova and Vasiliev Debut World Tour at California's Segerstrom Center
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Essential Viewing: Ethan Stiefel's "Giselle" for Royal New Zealand Ballet
On Friday night, opening its first U.S. tour in decades, Royal Ballet New Zealand performed on L.A.'s premium dance stage, the Los Angeles Music Center, presenting the U.S. premiere of a new "Giselle," the company's first full-length creation under the guidance of artistic director Ethan Stiefel, who took the helm of the company in 2011. Here … [Read more...]
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Lester and Lillie Perkinson of Elizabethtown plan to celebrate their 65th wedding anniversary with a family dinner.
Mr. Perkinson and the former Lillie Petty were married June 25, 1948, at Jeffersonville.
Mr. Perkinson retired from Cosco, and Mrs. Perkinson retired from Cummins Inc.
The couple have five children, Linda Perkinson and Lester Perkinson Jr., both of Elizabethtown, Larry Perkinson and L. Gene Perkinson, both of Columbus, and Lynnette Krueger of Edinburgh. They also have 11 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.


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WARRENSBURG It was a reverse birthday present, and Hudson Headwaters got the gift.
Cool Insuring is celebrating 150 years of business in the area, and according to Cool Vice President Michael Grasso, the owners decided to donate $10,00 to 15 area charities.
Charles W. Cool started this agency in 1857 and we bought that agency, so it is now 150 years old, Grasso said. The owners got together and decided to give back to the communities that have supported them, and we chose Hudson Headwaters Health Network as one of the recipients.
Cool Account Executive Gary Edie said the owners had asked the sales people for ideas for donations.
Hudson Headwaters gives immensely to this area regardless of insurance or income, Edie said. My family are all clients and my recently deceased parents were cared for here and I have to thank Hudson Headwaters for the compassion and care they showed us all.
Edie and Grasso presented Hudson Headwaters CEO Dr. John Rugge with an enlarged check for $10,000 last week.
Birthdays usually go the other way, Rugge said. We havent been around as long as Cool Insuring, but weve been here since 1974. Were the only local provider of medical services in Warrensburg and north and weve worked with Cool as insurers along the way. This is a huge check in every way.
Rugge said that the $10,000 donation will go to the health networks foundation to purchase equipment that otherwise couldnt be replaced or purchased.
We are also trying to create an endowment for a permanent pool of money to support us, Rugge said.
Other recipients in Warren County are Glens Falls Hospital, Greater Adirondack Home Health Aides and the Hole in the Woods Ranch in Lake Luzerne. The remaining charities to receive donations are in the capital district, where Cool also does business.
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Look at risk before leap into big-yield junk bonds
The current environment is not for the faint of heart.
Some economists are predicting a different type of economic recovery than is typical. Rather than hitting a bottom, and then continuing upward, they are predicting a couple of years of rolling recessions – or moving in and out of recessions.
If that's the case, Altman said, it is not as likely that the big burst of returns will come. Rather, defaults could stay elevated without sharp relief.
In such an environment, investors would be taking tremendous chances investing in individual high-yield bonds, or those called "non-investment-grade" bonds.
Even safer investment-grade bonds could pose a risk if their default rate reaches high levels.
Consequently, Warren Pierson, senior portfolio manager for the Baird Intermediate Bond Fund, said he is avoiding high-yield bonds entirely in the fund. He sees no need to take the risks.
Given worries about risks in the market, Pierson said, he can invest in high-quality bonds and earn about an 8 percent return – close to the 9.4 percent historical average in the stock market.
The opportunities appear so great, Pierson said, that he has been adding corporate bonds to the portfolio, so they now make up about 40 percent, versus 30 percent previously, with the rest in a variety of government bonds.
Pierson said the economic environment is so uncharted that he would be reluctant to invest entirely in corporate bonds.
Gail MarksJarvis is a personal finance columnist for the Chicago Tribune and author of "Saving for Retirement Without Living Like a Pauper or Winning the Lottery." Contact her at email@example.com.


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Fishing is Going to Pick Up
A lot of the waters of Western Montana have settled down and things are picking up. Plus the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Department has a special plan for the weekend. The fishing is free!
A lot of the waters of Western Montana have settled down and things are picking up. Plus the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Department has a special plan for the weekend. The fishing is free!
Looking for an idea to do something special on Father's Day? How about taking dad fishing? A lot of the waters of Western Montana have settled down and things are picking up. Plus the Montana Fish, Wildl
Between Missoula and the Idaho border sits a fisherman's paradise, the Bonanza Lakes. These more than 40 lakes are nestled in the northern Bitterroot mountain range and are just waiting for you to explore them. Grab your hiking gear, tent and fishing pole, and head west to any one of these lakes for a great weekend escape or week long camping excursion. These lakes are a great getaway for those who want to enjoy nature.
A Pennsylvania doctor on a guided fishing trip in southwestern Montana went home with an amazing tale of hauling in a 25-pound lunker — a baby moose plucked from the rushing waters.
Crews will be working on the road to river Junction Fishing Access Site early in June. They're putting in a new culvert to improve trout migration up Pearson Creek. The road will be closed June 11-June 13
Just a short drive east of Missoula sits one of Western Montana's greatest fishing destinations, Rock Creek. Only a handful of streams across the world can even compare to the fishing that this creek has to offer.
Rain soaked many who set out to start the 2013 Montana fishing season, but that did not deter thousands of men, women and children who set out to fish the state's lakes, rivers and streams.
This past weekend, Missoula was host to the Orvis Guide Rendezvous Show. This show included both Montana-based companies and companies based outside of Montana, all of which cater to fly fishing in some aspect or another. Pretty much any and every kind of company that can be associated with fly fishing was there, from raft frame makers to cooler manufacturers and drift boat manufacturers to anchor companies.
The Fish, Wildlife and Parks Department wants to know what you think about a plan to close parts of the Fishing Access Site at the Florence Bridge.
As I have mentioned before, my husband is an ex-fly fishing guide. So, whenever I want any information on this subject, I go straight to him. It also helps that he seems to have an unhealthy obsession with fly fishing. We often joke about this, as certain times of the year I find myself a fishing widow. Of course these times coincide with the numerous fly hatches.
This past weekend I attended a writer's conference. In one of the classes that I attended, the author spoke about how everything a writer writes is important. I have to say, that I didn't totally buy that, until today. The past year I have been blogging regularly and had considered it more of something I do for fun and a way for me to be creative, than as a way to reach people. However, today changed my opinion of blogging, and now I have bought the speaker's words hook, line and sinker.
If you're an avid fisherman here in Western Montana then you probably already know what I'm going to tell you. However, if you are a recreational fisherman, then this information might be helpful to you. This could keep you out of hot water with Fish and Game, because as it turns out, fishing is not a year-round sport in all Montana districts. Here are the general regulations regarding when Montana's rivers, streams, lakes and reservoirs are open to anglers.


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Cruising. Don't foresee racing at all- just family cruising and from my experience with the '28 (and even on good sailing bristols etc growing up) the majority of the time, like you pointed out, is motoring. So, my priority is comfort and reliability. Just want to make sure the furling main is reliable. Since I do most of the "sailing" I want to get a boat that is as easy for single handling as possible (since my kids aren't doing much) and I like the idea of the furling main. Don't care about eaking out extra point-whatever knts at expense of comfort. I guess good counter argument is that with the shoal draft and furling main the boat takes a real hit with ability to sail to wind.. I think i just need to get out there and sail them. I'm working w a great broker who will get me out on boats so my next step is just seeing as many as possible. Just hard when they're so spaced out geographically. Not like going to a car dealership. Thanks for all the input- greatly appreciated.
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If you are like me, some of your favorite moments playing baseball came while swinging a Louisville Slugger. What a nice surprise it was to see that a history had been written about baseball bats and the Hillerich & Bradsby Company that makes the Louisville Slugger. This interesting volume also has a brief history of the rules of baseball that fascinated me. Did you know that at one time there were no walks for balls? Eventually a limit was put in, and after nine balls you got a walk. Also, the strike zone has gotten smaller . . . and smaller. It looks like the pitchers have gotten better than the hitters over the years, so the rules had to keep changing to keep the batters in the game. You¿ll learn all about how bats evolved from heavy pieces of timber to light sticks that can be revolved quickly to hit a fast-approaching pitch. The manufacturing process itself is quite interesting, beginning with the selection of old growth, mature ash trees. I was fascinated to know that Hillerich & Bradsby developed patents on baseball bats way back in the 19th century, and that the Louisville Slugger trademark dates to 1894. The company did not reach number one market share until 1923. The company was also a pioneer in the field of getting stars to endorse its products, with Ty Cobb coming on board in 1908. The book contains a number of profiles and interviews with the company¿s endorsers since then such as Pee Wee Reese and Kirby Puckett. The book contains a lot of interesting statistics about the physics and timing involved in hitting a pitch. I knew it was hard to hit a pitch perfectly, but these statistics made me appreciate the best players even more. The economics of making baseball bats are also explained. The company has to sell a lot of amateur bats to make it affordable to create the custom bats for the Big Leaguers. When was the last time you took a good swing at the old apple? Grab your Louisville Slugger and get a game of pepper going! Donald Mitchell, co-author of The 2,000 Percent Solution and The Irresistible Growth EnterpriseWas this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.


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Finnaly, a good post made.. I have to agree on most that u just said. Then u also know what kind of bad publicity Neocron has had, lots of people have never heard of this game.
Thats why i made this thread. To show people there is a cyberpunk game out there that IMO is worth your time if u like the genre. There is no other cyberpunk MMORPG to my knowladge that comes near this game.
If u look at my sign i have a good pc.. I play Doom 3, BF2 as well and yes this engine is outdated. They should have remade this whole frigging game, very true, and fix all the obvious bugs. And really, id love to play sumething better, more beautifull, bigger community.. but tbh there is no other MMORPG that kept my interrest for so long or want to make me switch.
Ive taken a look at CoV but that game just isnt for me. People will prolly say the same thing about this game. I just hope between my bitching, i actually made people take interrest in the game.
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Too long, like all religions
Some 1960 years.
that sounds about right. its actually one of the newer religions
oO... for realz?...
since around 30-35ad, Christianity was founded when Paul was told by Christ to preach to all his children not just the jews......before that they were only two types of people so to speak...Jews or Gentiles

You'll find the answer in Acts chapter 21-23
the current version has been around since constantine. Jesus would never have considered himself a christian by today's standards. He didn't even believe in the christian God. He was more of a Pantheist himself.
Less than 2000 years.
Since the day Jesus Christ was born which is approximately 2012 years ago. Jesus fulfilled all of the phrophesies in the Old Testament which tells of the beginning of Judaism (when Abraham lived) which is about 2000 years before Jesus was born.
way 2ooooooo long
Since about 33 A.D.
It has been around since a few millenium ago when a hippie got crucified.
He wasn't a hippie. He walked on the grass and did not smoke it.
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Handsome in a dark suit, the action drama's leading man posed for pictures outside the Regency Village Theatre with his best girl, who looked lovely in blue.
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Many of you will remember the sweeping revision of the venerable HUD-1 form which went into effect in 2010 as well as the hours of retraining that we all went through to understand it. Since its formation, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (created by the Dodd-Frank Act) has been implementing forms to be used in place of several of the previously-standard residential loan closing forms, including the HUD-1. In July, 2012, the Bureau released a proposed rule regarding implementation of those forms. While it is impossible to summarize this 1,099 page document in a blog, there are a few key points to note. First, the traditional HUD-1 form and the final Truth in Lending disclosure are being replaced by a five page Closing Disclosure form. The new rules require this form to be delivered to the consumer at least three days before closing to allow for adequate review by the consumer. The rules place significant responsibility on the lender to accurately complete the form. Another change will be to the Preliminary Truth in Lending and Good Faith Estimate which the rule replaces with a form called the Loan Estimate.
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