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Managing Big Data with Hadoop: HDFS and MapReduce
Hadoop, an open-source software framework, uses HDFS (the Hadoop Distributed File System) and MapReduce to analyze big data on clusters of commodity hardware—that is, in a distributed computing environment [more…]
Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS) for Big Data Projects
The Hadoop Distributed File System is a versatile, resilient, clustered approach to managing files in a big data environment. HDFS is not the final destination for files. Rather, it is a data service that [more…]
Hadoop MapReduce for Big Data
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Manage Big Data Resources and Applications with Hadoop YARN
Job scheduling and tracking for big data are integral parts of Hadoop MapReduce and can be used to manage resources and applications. The early versions of Hadoop supported a rudimentary job and task tracking [more…]
Build a Big Data Foundation with the Hadoop Ecosystem
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Hadoop Pig and Pig Latin for Big Data
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Hadoop Sqoop for Big Data
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Hadoop Zookeeper for Big Data
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Hadoop Administration Commands
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The Hadoop dfsadmin Command Options
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Hadoop Distributed File System Shell Commands
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Hadoop For Dummies Cheat Sheet
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10 Emerging Hadoop Technologies to Keep Your Eye On
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Graph Processing In Hadoop
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Securing Your Data in Hadoop
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The Origin and Design of Hadoop
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Distributed Processing with Hadoop MapReduce
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The Apache Hadoop Ecosystem
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Comparing Hadoop Distributions
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The Keys to Successfully Adopting Hadoop
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Log Data Analysis with Hadoop
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Data Warehouse Modernization with Hadoop
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Fraud Detection with Hadoop
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Risk Modeling with Hadoop
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Social Sentiment Analysis with Hadoop
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May 25, 2015
A man who allegedly left hydrochloric acid in a soda bottle that his 11-year-old cousin drank, leaving her in critical condition, is being held at the Calhoun County Jail.
Detective Charles Plitt said 42-year-old Thurman Wayne Tubbs of Weaver was held Friday after he surrendered at the police station Thursday evening. It was not clear if he had a lawyer.
Police had been searching for Tubbs since he fled from his camper trailer before they arrived Wednesday for a search of the camper that turned up meth labs. Authorities said the acid in the bottle was used in the making of methamphetamine.
Tubbs is charged with assault, chemical endangerment of a child and manufacturing meth. Police said the girl, Kristen Michelle Kelley, accidentally drank the acid from a Sprite bottle on Feb. 13 while playing outside her home.
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What can be said about Kelly Brook that hasn't already been said before? We'll just throw some more 'oohs' and 'aah's' and 'Mommy, why do I feel funny between my legs' sentiments into the mix.
If you happen to love curvaceous, perfectly soft women then you're already in the Kelly Brook adoration society; you'll see me at the podium calling order, and, yes, that is gavel, though I am damn glad to see you. In her latest pictorial for our friends at Nuts magazine, Kelly Brook shows why she can take the bikini and swimsuit to an entirely new level, and that level being specifically named Orgasmo-10, with her sweet curves and bodacious body and that come hither look that will have you coming hither until you have nothing left to hither. She's a true national treasure (though for an entirely different nation). Enjoy.


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Wissen - Erzählen - Tradition
Wielands Spätwerk
This book shows Christoph Martin Wieland's independent position in the literature and culture of around 1800 in a new way: Wieland's work describes a significant knowledge transfer between the Early Modern Age and the Modern Age. This is achieved by a double reference to the knowledge base of the Enlightenment on the one hand and to the philosophical and aesthetic tradition of antiquity on the other hand. The humanist-educated academic world, religion and the narrative and rhetorical situation of the collected knowledge develop ‑ especially in the late works ‑ into a productive tension with the processes of handing down the knowledge, the conveyance, reworking and translation of this knowledge as well as the dynamics of preservation and "modernization".less
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Title: Wissen - Erzählen - Tradition
Author: Walter Erhart; Lothar Laak
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Joined: Dec 2007
Location: Some of the best roads in the east..
Oddometer: 29,985
May 13-16 ,2010 The 9th Annual Eastern Rendezvous ..
Thursday morning Augie met us at the farm
Our bikes are packed and loaded..
Off to Laurel Springs, NC for the 9th Eastern RDV.. A PartyBoss
Our Hogan for the weekend..
The hatchback on my bike was stuffed to the gills..
With all the comforts...
We knew we might see a few showers so this old cabin tent would need some extra help... We felt like using one of our bigger tent for a change..
ScottP showed up right after us..
Bike unpacked .. Check.. Time to party ....
ScottP has a nice Baker Tent ..
A few inmates stop by to say howdy..
FreakingRT had to try my saddle
Ah FYYFF Showing da love..
Our little corner of the world ,we shared with SMIB, and other friends..
Ah Thursday night was MudBug & Shrimp feast..
Just look at the size of this critter !
Ah time for a big one
Friday we headed home to pick something up..
Who do we meet on va16! MapMaster !!!
Who was riding the area with some buddies..
LOL I did grab the camera as they started leaving ..
Stopped to grab a bite and check for another route back to camp..
Friday night was party at the Tiki bar..
Saturday afternoon Stations Inn was hopping ... With the places being on mm 248 off the BRP...
FreeBornes was jumping as well... Both are great places to camp/motel/grab a bite to eat..
Highbinder & I jumped on the BRP for a little ride..
The Parkway took a beating this passed winter..
Back at camp...
ScottP funny like a clown...
We had a little shower..
HappyRiding checking her gear , making sure it's all dry..
Some FF's were all ready lost in tent city...
Here's a part of Tent city..
Augie kept using me as his Personal leaning post ...
Augie at 6'.3" sure makes me feel tiny @ 5'....
This guy Chuck rode this all the way from Louisiana ...
Must plug one of the Sponsors of the RDV ..Twisted Throttle's Bike..
I like the looks of it...
If you ever get a chance to make it to the Eastern Rendezvous ..
Do it... The PartyBoss
Sure knows how to put on a gathering...
We had a great time with good friends , riding , eating , laughing...
It just doesn't get any better then that....
The link to a few more photos from The RDV .
A few more RDV photos
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Check it from time to time as I'm always adding to it..
My Rides and life on the Farm
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- The Tempest
- The Importance of Being Earnest
- The Dance of Death
- A Christmas Carol
- The Threepenny Opera
- Figaro
- Julius Caesar
The Doctor's Dilemma
By George Bernard Shaw
Directed by Dámaso Rodriguez
Oct 13 – Nov 24, 2012
"A wonderfully wrought production that has taken Shaw's best and made it even better."
– Arts in LA
"Sheer comical verve"
– The Los Angeles Times
"An entertaining fusion of comedy, tragedy, and romance"
– The Examiner
Who to save: a kindly colleague who serves the poor, or an extremely talented but unscrupulous young artist? Shaw's incisive comedy is an indictment of both the medical profession and artistic sensibility.
Running Time: 2 hours and 45 minutes, which includes a 15 minute intermission
Harley Street doctor Sir Colenso Ridgeon's revolutionary tuberculosis treatment remains experimental and his resources restricted to ten selected patients. The arrival of the striking and persuasive Jennifer Dubedat, desperate to save the life of her brilliant artist husband, nevertheless prompts Ridgeon to invite the young couple to a dinner where he and his colleagues may assess the merits of the case. Beguiled by the charismatic Dubedat and his lovely wife, they concur that his is a life worth saving, even at the expense of another. Yet no sooner are the medics congratulating themselves in their decision, than they are confronted by Dubedat's questionable morality. Meanwhile, their impoverished colleague Blenkinsop, the most worthy but least exceptional of the lot, reveals himself in dire need of treatment. Disturbingly funny and psychologically incisive, Bernard Shaw's The Doctor's Dilemma takes on with an irreverent glee the dubious ethics of the men who play God.
Kelly Ehlert
Minnie Tinwell
Kelly Ehlert
Minnie Tinwell
ANW Intern. With ANW: Debut. Other Theatres: Fan in A Christmas Carol at South Coast Repertory, Outlaw in Two Gentleman of Verona at Seattle Shakespeare Company, Marcy in Dog Sees God at Theatre Out, numerous productions at Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle, including Liz Imbrie in A Philadelphia Story. Film/TV: Emma in The Potentials, a 2012 Telly Award winning short. Education/Training: BFA in Acting from Cornish College of the Arts, South Coast Repertory Professional Intensive Graduate, Improv training with Upright Citizens Brigade.
Jason Dechert
Louis Dubedat
Jason Dechert
Louis Dubedat
With ANW: Eben in Desire Under the Elms, John Buchanan in The Eccentricities of a Nightingale, Pip in Great Expectations. Other Theatres: Peace In Our Time, ClassicsFest at Antaeus, Caught at the Zephyr Theatre. New York Stage and Film: Vera Laughed (world premiere); New York University: Kicking Up Dust (world premiere), The Three Sisters, Journey of the Fifth Horse, La Ronde, Twelfth Night, Hobson's Choice, The Constant Wife, Six Degrees of Separation, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Bus Stop. Vanderbilt University: Hamlet, Handing Down the Names, As You Like It, The Barber of Seville, Bedroom Farce, & more. Film/TV: Scandal, Prime Suspect, Medium, L'Affaire d'Honneur, Electric Spoofaloo. Education/Training: B.A. from Vanderbilt University; M.F.A. from New York University's Graduate Acting Program.
Jules Willcox
Jennifer Dubedat
Jules Willcox
Jennifer Dubedat
With ANW: Debut. Other Theatres: The Antaeus Company: The Seagull, The Malcontent; Pacific Resident Theatre: Becky's New Car, The Time of Your Life, Macbeth; The Getty Villa: Hippolytos; Theatricum Botanicum: Othello, Midsummer Night's Dream, Fashion; Various regional: Hello Again, The Beaux Stratagem, The Amorous Flea; International: Edinburgh International Fringe Festival in The Contest. Film/TV: CSI:NY, The Forgotten, 10000 Days, iVote, Deadline and Snake & Mongoose (coming soon). Education/Training: M.F.A. in Acting, University of California Los Angeles School of Theatre Film and Television; B.A. in Drama, University of Missouri
David LM McIntyre
Dr. Blenkinsop / Newsman
David LM McIntyre
Dr. Blenkinsop / Newsman
WITH ANW: Vernon in The Eccentricities of a Nightingale OTHER THEATRES: Professor Willard in Our Town at the Broad Stage w/Helen Hunt, The Doctor in The Government Inspector (us), Niklas Kellar in The Puzzler (us), Dr Bayon and Officer in Model Behavior, Bob in Wintertime, The Idiot Evil in Dubya 2004, August Strindberg in Strange Beliefs, Rev. Patrick Bronte in Dear Charlotte, Howard in Cirque Picnique and Lenny in Crazyface FILM/TV: The Comeback, Arrest & Trial, Mr. Woodcock. EDUCATION/TRAINING: B.F.A. in Drama, New York University; M.F.A. in Directing, University of California, San Diego, Suzuki Actor Training – Tadashi Suzuki in Saratoga, NY.
Robertson Dean
Sir Ralph Bloomfield Bonington
Robertson Dean
Sir Ralph Bloomfield Bonington
ANW Resident Artist. With ANW: Enobarbus in Antony and Cleopatra, Orsino in Twelfth Night, The Duke in Measure for Measure, Porfiry in Crime and Punishment, Count in The Rehearsal, King Henry IV in Henry IV, Part 1, Vladimir in Waiting for Godot, Theramenes in Phaedra, Jaques in As You Like It, Prospero in The Tempest, Arnolphe in The School For Wives, Sir Toby Belch in Twelfth Night, Walter Franz in The Price, Macbeth in Macbeth, Leonid Gayev in The Cherry Orchard, Don Adriano de Armado in Love's Labour's Lost, Pericles in Pericles, Richard Greatham in Hayfever, Astolfo in Life is a Dream, Iachimo in Cymbeline, Gooper in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Petruchio in The Taming of the Shrew, Horace in The Little Foxes, Oedipus in Oedipus the King, among others. Other Theatres: Broadway: Pygmalion and The Circle. Off Broadway: The Common Pursuit, The Fairy Garden, Crossfire, Fanshen. Regional Theatre: Yale Rep., American Repertory, Hartford Stage, Cincinnati Playhouse, Arizona Theatre Company, GeVA, Long Wharf, Baltimore Center Stage, Buffalo Studio Arena, Actor's Theatre of Louisville, Pasadena Playhouse, International Theater Company, Shakespeare Santa Cruz and the Magic Theater in San Francisco. Film/TV: Recurring on 24, Enterprise, Frasier, Sabrina, Cybill, Star Trek, Working, All American Girl, Dream On, Larroquette, The Bold and the Beautiful, Ugly Betty and his seven-year run as Ned on The Young and The Restless. MOWS: Parole, Here Come The Munsters, Disney's The Red Coat, and the features Money Talks, Bombshell, Vanilla Sky, Star Trek: Nemesis, and Forgiving the Franklins (Sundance Film Festival '06). Rob records many voiceovers, narrations, radio dramas, and CD Rom games. He has also recorded hundreds of audiobooks, Education/Training: B.A. Tufts University; M.F.A. Yale School of Drama.
Freddy Douglas
Cutler Walpole
Freddy Douglas
Cutler Walpole
ANW Resident Artist. With ANW: Pleribo/Adraste/Florilame, The Illusion, Prince Hall in Henry IV Part One, Richmond in Richard III and the title role in Hamlet. Other Theaters: Elyot in Private Lives at the International City Theatre,with The Independent Shakespeare Company: Jaques in As You Like It, Oberon/Thesius in Midsummer Nights Dream, Bollingbrook in Richard II and Crab the dog in Two Gentlemen of Verona. London Theatre includes Jean in Miss Julie, Lord Byron in Bloody Poetry, Konstantin in The Seagull, Benedick in Much Ado About Nothing and Perreli in Sweeney Todd. Film/TV: The Odyssey on NBC, King David on NBC, Keen Eddie on Fox, Romeo and Juliet on Channel Four, Queen of the East on BBC 1, The Trail of Tears on PBS, The Chief on ITV, The Bill on ITV, The Geeks on ITV, The Delivery with Trimark/Warner Bros, Alive and Kicking, Evil Ground, Dreaming of Joseph Lees, El Cartel. Education/Training: The Central School of Speech and Drama.
Apollo Dukakis
Sir Patrick Cullen
Apollo Dukakis
Sir Patrick Cullen
ANW Resident Artist. With ANW: Sir Toby Belch, Twelfth Night, Or What You Will, Michael James Flaherty in Playboy of the Western World, Leonato in Much Ado About Nothing, King Edward IV and Mayor of London in Richard III, Selsdon Mowbray in Noises Off, Baptista in The Taming of the Shrew, Ensemble in Oliver Twist, Mr. Dimanche/A Poor Person in Don Juan, Brabantio/Gratiano in Othello, Horace Vandergelder in The Matchmaker, Cominius in Coriolanus, Elbow/Barnardine in Measure for Measure, Pantalone in The King Stag, Argan in The Imaginary Invalid, Abbess/2nd Merchant in The Comedy of Errors, The Stage Manager in The Skin of Our Teeth, Dubois in The Misanthrope, The Shepherd in Oedipus the King, Father Dewis in Buried Child, Doctor Baugh in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Ragueneau in Cyrano de Bergerac (1998 and 1995), among others. Other Theaters: Co-founder, Associate Artistic Director, and Resident Actor-The Whole Theatre, New Jersey (1973-1990): The Kite Runner at Actor's Theatre of Louisville, The Madness of Hercules at The Getty Villa with Not Man Apart Physical Ensemble, Homebody/Kabul at Trinity Repertory Company, Hecuba at American Conservatory Theatre, Nine Armenians at Mark Taper Forum, Anna in the Tropics at Pasadena Playhouse and TheaterWorks (Palo Alto), Pera Palas at Theatre @ Boston Court/Antaeus (LA Critics Award-Best Ensemble), Glengarry Glen Ross at Dallas Theatre Center, Lear in King Lear at Shakespeare Santa Monica, John in Rhinoceros at Antaeus, Shylock in Merchant of Venice at Pacific Repertory Theatre (Carmel), Old Actor in The Fantasticks at Arizona Theatre Company, Denver Center Theatre Company, Williamstown Theatre Festival, American Place Theatre, La Mama, George St. Playhouse, Provincetown Playhouse, among others. Film/TV: American Heart, Last Action Hero, Shadow of the Blair Witch, Arrest and Trial, 7th Heaven, Seinfeld, L.A. Law, Life Goes On, Hunter, Dream On and Beauty and the Beast.
Geoff Elliott
Sir Colenso Ridgeon
Geoff Elliott
Sir Colenso Ridgeon
ANW Producing Artistic Director. With ANW: Director: The Playboy of the Western World, The Tempest, The Taming of the Shrew. Co-Director: Antony and Cleopatra, The Chairs, Great Expectations, Measure for Measure, Noises Off, Henry IV, Part 1, The Winter's Tale, Loot, The Master Builder, Othello, Mourning Becomes Electra, A Midsummer Night's Dream at The Hollywood Bowl and at ANW, A Flea in Her Ear, The Matchmaker, O Pioneers!, Macbeth, Trelawny of the Wells, Life is a Dream, The Skin of Our Teeth, A Christmas Carol, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Heartbreak House, The Little Foxes, Another Part of the Forest, The Glass Menagerie, The Three Sisters, Of Mice and Men, All My Sons, and Our Town. Played: Antony in Antony and Cleopatra. Malvolio in Twelfth Night, Old Man in The Chairs, Jaggers/Joe Gargery in Great Expectations, Angelo in Measure for Measure, Old Mahon in The Playboy of the Western World, Lloyd Dallas in Noises Off, Hero in The Rehearsal, Bill Sikes/Ensemble in Oliver Twist, Falstaff in Henry IV, Part 1, Rev. Shannon in The Night of the Iguana, Leontes in The Winter's Tale, Dearth in Dear Brutus, Don Quixote in Man of La Mancha, Truscott in Loot, Cornelius Melody in A Touch of the Poet, Halvord Solness in The Master Builder, Iago in Othello, Adam Brant in Mourning Becomes Electra, Theseus/Oberon in A Midsummer Night's Dream at The Hollywood Bowl and at ANW, Victor Franz in The Price, Carl Linstrum in O Pioneers!, Hjalmar Ekdal in The Wild Duck, Happy Prince in A Wilde Holiday, Ferdinand Gadd in Trelawny of the Wells, Segismundo in Life is a Dream, Brick in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Narrator/Christmas Present in A Christmas Carol, Cyrano in Cyrano de Bergerac, Hector Hushabye in Heartbreak House, Magwitch in Great Expectations, Benjamin Hubbard in The Little Foxes and Another Part of the Forest, Tilden in Buried Child, Richard in King Richard III, Mack the Knife in The Threepenny Opera, Tom in The Glass Menagerie, Lennie in Of Mice and Men, Dr. Jim Bayliss in All My Sons, Leonardo in Blood Wedding, Jack in The Importance of Being Earnest, and the title roles in Coriolanus and Hamlet. Other Theatres: South Coast Repertory, Arizona Theatre Company, American Conservatory Theatre, Berkeley Shakespeare Festival, California Repertory Education/Training: M.F.A., American Conservatory Theatre.
Deborah Strang
Deborah Strang
With ANW: Alacandre, The Illusion, Maria in Twelfth Night, Old Woman in The Chairs, Miss Havisham in Great Expectations , Bessie Berger in Awake and Sing!, Queen Margaret in Richard III, Dotty Otley in Noises Off, Mrs. Alving in Ghosts, Gertrude in Hamlet, Maxine in The Night of the Iguana, Mrs. Dearth in Dear Brutus, Paulina in The Winter's Tale, Nurse in Romeo and Juliet, Nora in A Touch of the Poet, Myra Babbitt in Babbitt, Ma Ubu in Ubu Roi, Rosemary in Picnic, Christine Mannon in Mourning Becomes Electra, Titania in at The Hollywood Bowl and ANW, Dolly Levi in The Matchmaker, Esther in The Price, Alexandra in O Pioneers!, Ranevskaya in The Cherry Orchard, Grace in Bus Stop, Selfish Giant in A Wilde Holiday, Mrs. Telfer in Trelawny of the Wells, Egeon in The Comedy of Errors, Mrs. Antrobus in The Skin of Our Teeth, Christmas Past in A Christmas Carol, Arsinoe in The Misanthrope, Kate in The Taming of the Shrew, Hesione in Heartbreak House, Regina in The Little Foxes, Lavinia in Another Part of The Forest, Mrs. Peachum in The Threepenny Opera, Amanda in The Glass Menagerie, Phoebe in As You Like It, among others. Other Theatres: Trinity Rep, Indiana Rep, Cincinnati Playhouse, Roundabout, Off and Off-Off Broadway. Film/TV: The Newsroom, Grey's Anatomy, Castle, Eagle Eye with Shia LaBeouf, Aunt May on The Spectacular Spider-Man, Cold Case, Close to Home, Numb3rs, Ghost Whisperer, Threshhold, Carnivale, Kiss the Girls, Things to Do in Denver, The X-Files, Deep Space 9.
Rafael Goldstein
Redpenny / Mr. Danby
Rafael Goldstein
Redpenny / Mr. Danby
With ANW: Ergaste, Understudy for Mascarille in The Bungler, Eros in Antony and Cleopatra, Oberon's Faerie in A Midsummer Night's Dream at The Hollywood Bowl, Understudy for Barnaby Tucker in The Matchmaker, Understudy for Sebastian in Twelfth Night, Ensemble in Coriolanus, Ensemble in Macbeth. Other Theatres: Hamlet in Hamlet and Mercutio in Romeo and Juliet at Zombie Joe's Underground Theatre, Sebastian in Twelfth Night and Juror 5 in Twelve Angry Men with The Mechanicals Theater Company, Napoleon in Our Farm at The Tank on 45th Street, Lorca in Sleepless City with Pipeline Theater Company, Miser Stevens in The Devil You Know at La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club/Ping Chong Company, Caligula in Camus' Caligula, among others. Film/TV: The Absence (Winner of Best Independent Film at Comic-Con 2012). Education/Training: BFA in Drama, New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, Atlantic Theater Company Acting School in New York City.
KATHERINE S. HUNT, Prop Master
KATHERINE S. HUNT, Prop Master
With ANW: Debut. Other Theatres: Slow Dance in Midtown at The Whitefire Theatre, The Many Mistresses of Martin Luther King with Ensemble Studio Theatre, Adding Machine, Juno and the Paycock, Blood Wedding, End Days, Way to Heaven, What the Butler Saw, and Fall to Earth with the Odyssey Theater Ensemble; Crimes of the Heart, with the Shadowbox Players. DC theaters include The Shakespeare Theatre, Folger Theatre, Theater J, Round House Theater, Imagination Stage, Signature Theatre, Studio Theatre, Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company and Washington Shakespeare Company. Film/TV: Broadcast, a film teaser, Beyond Essay, an ASL film, and The Minis. Education/Training: BA in theatre from Wittenberg University in Ohio.
MONICA LISA SABEDRA, Wig, Hair & Makeup Design
MONICA LISA SABEDRA, Wig, Hair & Makeup Design
With ANW: Desire Under the Elms, The Playboy of the Western World, Awake and Sing!, Much Ado About Nothing, Noises Off, Crime and Punishment, Richard III, The Rehearsal, Oliver Twist, Hamlet, Don Juan, Henry IV, Part 1, Dear Brutus, The Winter's Tale. It is always a pleasure to be with ANW. Other Theatres: Nederlander/ McCoy/Rigby Entertainment National Tour-Jesus Christ Superstar (Wig/Hair Designer and Supervisor), And many, many other productions over the past 16 years. Film/TV: 2012 Emmy nomination for Victorious on Nickelodeon (Key Hairstylist), iCarly on Nickelodeon (Key Hairstylist); Lie to Me, FOX; Saving Grace, TNT Network (2nd hair), Days of Our Lives NBC/Sony, which garnered her a 2008 Daytime Emmy, Gridiron Gang Colombia Pictures, (2nd hair). Education/Training: A.A. Degree in Fashion and Visual Merchandising from the Los Angeles Trade Technical College, Marinellos Cosmetology School, B.A. Degree in Business with retailing/Merchandising option. She is so grateful for the varied and blessed career she has had thus far. Always her first love is the theatre and the theatre folks!
DEIDRE WORKS, Stage Manager
DEIDRE WORKS, Stage Manager
With ANW: Debut. Other Theatres: The Government Inspector at The Theatre @ Boston Court & Furious Theatre, ASM, The Closeness of the Horizon at CoffeeHouse Productions at The Odyssey Theatre, SM, The Boomerang Effect at Village Green Productions at The Odyssey Theatre, SM, No good Deed at Furious Theatre at [Inside] the Ford, ASM, The God of Isaac at West Coast Jewish Theater Company, SM, Trigger at Electric Footlights & 2nd Street Theater, ASM, Hothouse at the Playhouse Series at Furious Theatre & Pasadena Playhouse, SM boom at Furious Theatre, ASM, and Men of Tortuga at Furious Theatre, stage crew. Film/TV: Dropping the Soap at minewit entertainment, production coordinator, A.G.A.N.G - 1st AD & Script Supervisor, Before We Go - 1st AD & script supervisor and various programs at E! Entertainment - production coordinator. Thanks to friends and family for their unending support and encouragement.
DOUG NEWELL, Sound Design / Composer
DOUG NEWELL, Sound Design / Composer
With ANW: Original music & sound design for The Illusion, original music & sound design for Blithe Spirit, sound design for Twelfth Night, original music for Great Expectations, original music & sound design for Measure For Measure. Other theatres: Original music & sound design for The Heiress at the Pasadena Playhouse, sound design for The Boomerang Effect at the Odyssey Theatre, original music & sound design for No Good Deed at ITF/Furious Theatre Company, original music & sound design for Boom at Furious Theatre Company, original music and sound design for The Pain & the Itch at The Theatre @ Boston Court/Furious Theatre Company, sound design for Girls Talk at Lee Strasberg Theatre. Film/TV: Production sound for The Walking Dead Webisodes AMCtv/GenerateLA, composer & sound designer for A.G.A.N.G by Matt Pelfrey, sound designer for Revenge of the Bimbot Zombie Killers Celtino, sound mixer for Takedowns & Falls Resilient Pictures, composer & sound designer for Pure Shock Value Furious Films. Education & Training: BA in Theatre Arts, Texas A&M University. Doug is the owner and operator of Zipline Sound (www.ziplinesound.com)
BRIAN GALE, Lighting Design
BRIAN GALE, Lighting Design
With ANW: Debut. Other Theatres: Waiting For Godot, Lt. Of Inishmore, Harps and Angels at Mark Taper Forum, The Heiress at Pasadena Playhouse, All My Sons at Matrix Theater, Richard Wagners Ring Cycle,Jenufa, Don Giovani, and La Boheme at LA Opera. Drumline Live - World Tour. Sondhiem 75that the Hollywood Bowl, Substance of Fire at Seattle Repertory, Sight Unseen at Berkeley Repertory, Brooklyn Laundry (co-design)at Coronet Theater, Macbeth, Directed by Richard Jordan with Raul Julia at New York Shakespeare Festival, Pick Up Ax, Frankie and Johnny in the Clare De Lune , Dog Logic at South Coast Repertory, The Dance of Death at Los Angeles Theater Center, numerous productions for Center Theater Group, Mark Taper Forum including Largo Desolato, Talking With, and the world premiere of Angels in America (Co-Design). Mr. Gale is a member of United Scenic Artists and is a Principal and co-owner of NyxDesign.
LEAH PIEHL, Costume Design
LEAH PIEHL, Costume Design
With ANW: The Eccentricities of a Nightingale. Other Theatres: The Heiress, Pasadena Playhouse; The Borrowers, SCR, Robin Hood, SCR, A Christmas Carol, The Kirk Douglas, Paradise Lost, Intiman; BobRauschenberg America, The Ford; Tree, The Ford; Future, Boston Court; Tartuffe, Boston Court; The Pain and the Itch, Boston Court. Film/TV: Buzzkill, feature; The Men's Room; Commercials include Ford, Nissan, Tostitos, Prius Plug In, Callaway Golf. Education/Training: BA Political Economy at UC Berkeley; MFA Costume Design at CalArts, Adjunct faculty at USC School of Theater.
SUSAN GRATCH, Scenic Design
SUSAN GRATCH, Scenic Design
With ANW: Lighting Design for Ghosts, Scenic Design for Arms and The Man. Other Theatres: The Theatre @ Boston Court: Puppet Design for The Children,Scenic Design for God Save Gertrude, Othello, Bleed Rail, Winchester House, Mother Courage, and Cold Tender; Theater 150: Scenic Design for Breadcrumbs, Scenic & Puppet Design for The Winter's Tale; and scenic designs for The Colony Studio Theatre (The Thousandth Night, Indoor/Outdoor, The Man Who Came To Dinner, Putting It Together, Heartbreak House, Could I Have This Dance?); The Geffen Playhouse (War Music); 24th Street Theatre (Kate Crackernuts); International City Theatre (Visiting Mr. Green, Amy's View, The Servant to Two Masters, Swinging on a Star); Los Angeles Theater Center (War Music, Ian McKellen's A Knight Out in Los Angeles); and Bottom's Dream Theatre Company (Eric Ehn's Fire Flow, Choke Cherry, Ruth Margraff's Elektra Fugues and Mac Wellman's The Lesser Magoo). Susan is Professor of Design and Chair of the Theater Department at Occidental College.
DÁMASO RODRIGUEZ, Director
DÁMASO RODRIGUEZ, Director
With ANW: Desire Under the Elms, The Eccentricities of a Nightingale, Blithe Spirit, Hay Fever (Assistant Director), Pericles (Assistant Director). Other Theatres: The Heiress, The Little Foxes, Orson's Shadow at Pasadena Playhouse; No Good Deed (World Premiere), Boom (Los Angeles Premiere), The Pain and the Itch (West Coast Premiere in a co-production with The Theatre at Boston Court), Hunter Gatherers (Los Angeles Premiere), Canned Peaches in Syrup (World Premiere), An Impending Rupture of the Belly (World Premiere), Grace (Los Angeles Premiere), Back of the Throat (Los Angeles Premiere), The Fair Maid of the West Parts I & II (World Premiere Adaptation), The Shape of Things (Los Angeles Premiere), Scenes from the Big Picture (U.S. Premiere), The Playboy of the Western World, Saturday Night at the Palace (U.S. Premiere) with Furious Theatre; Paradise Lost with Intiman Theatre. Film/TV: Pure Shock Value. Dámaso is a Co-Founder & Artistic Director of Furious Theatre Company and served as Associate Artistic Director of Pasadena Playhouse from 2007-2010. He is a recipient of the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Award, Back Stage Garland Award, NAACP Theatre Award and the Pasadena Arts Council's Gold Crown Award.
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Freshman member Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) joined Rep. Suzanne Bonamici (D-OR) as co-chairs of the Congressional STEAM Caucus.
On April 7th, Senators Lamar Alexander (R-TN) and Patty Murray (D-WA) released their long-awaited bipartisan draft bill to reauthorize the long-expired Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA). The title of the new bill is Every Child Achieves Act.
Congressional Arts Caucus co-Chairs Louise Slaughter (D-NY) and Leonard Lance (R-NJ) led a bipartisan letter requesting $154.466 million for the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) in FY 2016. A record-breaking 134 House members joined them in that request!
The letter especially highlights the economic impact of the arts and the NEA/Walter Reed Healing Arts Partnership.
On March 18, the House Interior Appropriations Subcommittee held its Public and Outside Witness hearing to receive testimony on programs funded by the subcommittee, including the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA).
On February 26, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) ruled - in a split (3-2) vote and along party lines - to reclassify broadband as a utility. The action gives the commission more regulatory power over Internet Service Providers (ISPs).
Although reflective of many of the record number of public comments, the ruling has resulted in some members of Congress developing an alternative legislative response.
On December 30th, the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) issued a final rule that helps help flying musicians and the safety of their instruments. It goes into effect on March 6, 2015.
Around Thanksgiving, there was a flurry of congressional activity to attempt to make several key charitable giving tax provisions permanent and remove them from the cycle of expiration and retroactive reinstatement, including the IRA Charitable Rollover and enhanced deductions for donations of land conservation easements and food inventory. That bipartisan and bicameral work fell apart with a Presidential veto threat, but then on December 11, the U.S.
Congress reached agreement on final funding for most federal agencies and programs for the 2015 fiscal year, which started back in October. The U.S. House passed this mega "cromnibus" by a vote of 219-206 on December 11. The U.S. Senate passed it by a vote of 56-40 on December 13. Included in the agreement is $146 million for the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), which continues agency funding at current levels through September 2015.
As Congress returned to session following the midterm elections, Americans for the Arts and Americans for the Arts' Action Fund joined more than 1,000 organizations from across the nonprofit sector in sending a letter to all 535 Members of Congress to advocate for permanent enactment of the charitable tax provisions within any year-end tax ext


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Without even realizing it, we all use the fruits of political philosophy. From liberty to democracy to community, the terms and concepts originated by political philosophers are ingrained in our global consciousness. Yet many of us have an incomplete picture of how these ideas developed and, quite possibly, a skewed perception of their intentions and implications.
This highly relevant course sheds light on the labyrinth of Western political and social theory, as well as its influence on modern history. Guided by an award-winning professor of philosophy and author, these eye-opening lectures reveal how political philosophers, in responding to the societal problems and changing conditions of their day in revolutionary ways, created virtual blueprints of action for leaders. You'll gain not only the tools to comprehend the omnipresent language of politics, but a thorough understanding of the wellspring of thought that has emerged over centuries of political philosophy and the intellectual origins of major historical movements and events.
Throughout, questions of democracy, freedom, and distributive justice are addressed, and revolutionary figures who have left an indelible mark on history - from Niccolo Machiavelli to Ayn Rand - are encountered.
By the conclusion of lecture 36, you will have the context necessary to appreciate the evolution of a myriad of political ideas, including hot-button topics of today such as libertarianism, neoconservatism, feminism, and environmentalism.
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Modern Greek program overview
The Modern Greek Program offers a major that can be included in many degrees offered at the University of Sydney. For in-depth information on the Modern Greek subject area, a description of the major and its requirements, and a table and descriptions of the units of study available in this area, go to the
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Undergraduate Handbook - Modern Greek and Byzantine Studies
For previous year enrolments: Handbook archive.
Unit of Study prerequisites are also reviewed from time to time. The prerequisites listed for units in your year of enrolment are valid for the duration of your candidature.
International exchange
The department encourages students to spend a period of exchange at an overseas university. The University's International Exchange Program enables you to undertake approved overseas study, with the credit achieved counting towards your degree at the University of Sydney. The University currently has an exchange agreement with the University of Cyprus. Comprehensive information is available at the Student Exchange Office Website.
The department can also organise In-Country Study: in collaboration with the University of Athens a 6-week course on Greek language, culture and history is run over January and February. The course takes place in the Old Building of the University of Athens at the heart of the city: students sit for exams at the end of the program. Each weekend an excursion to an important archaeological site is scheduled (Delphi, Mycenae, Olympia, Vergina etc). Students who successfully complete the unit receive 6 credit points towards their degree. Fees apply as determined by the University of Athens.
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either only tiny fractions of the sky or a very small range of timescales. The situation is improving with the development of the Low Frequency Array (LOFAR), the Long Wavelength Array, the Murchison Widefield Array, and ATA-42 (the Allen Telescope Array, configured with 42 radio-telescope dishes). As radio fields of view continue to increase and computing capability grows to allow wide-field, rapid-cadence, radio imaging, new surveys will uncover many more transient events of both known and unknown origin. These events have the potential to tell about particle acceleration, stellar magnetic fields and rotation, strong-field gravity, the interstellar and intergalactic media, the violent deaths of stars, and possibly physics beyond the standard model.
In summary, the time domain represents great discovery potential well matched to the timescales that are relevant for stellar phenomena during their lifetimes and their death throes. Astronomers look forward to the next decade as a period of renaissance for stellar astronomy as time information is added to the new advances in three-dimensional spatial resolution and the idealization of a star as a static, spherical object is put to bed.


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Boise's Big Win Over VT
Pete Fiutak
Alright, so here's the question that everyone will have to ask over the next three months.
Is Boise State a national championship level team that just so happens to play in a lousy conference and has an easy schedule, or is this a good team that just so happens to play in a lousy conference and has an easy schedule.
The Virginia Tech win is the one the program needed to truly show that it can play among the big boys on the big stage without anyone being caught napping. This wasn't a win at Alabama or at Ohio State, but the national spotlight was on and all the pressure was on the Broncos to produce. Through mistakes, adversity, and a slew of problems, they came through. But is one great win over a very good team enough? Oregon State might be coming to Boise, and there's a sneaky-tough landmine at Nevada, but that's it. If Boise State loses to anyone else on its schedule (at Wyoming, at New Mexico State, Toledo, at San Jose State, Louisiana Tech, Hawaii, at Idaho, Fresno State, Utah State), it'll be a gag. No one should come within 21 points of the Broncos other than the Beavers and the Wolf Pack, and even they might have a tough time staying in range.
Boise State, after this win, has proven that it can hang around with anyone in America, but as the eternal argument goes, it's one thing to beat the Hokies on the road, and it's another to then have to go play Miami, and then NC State, and then Clemson, and then the rest of the ACC schedule. And then there's the SEC issue, who might have a one loss champion and will have to try to state its case why it deserves to be in the national title over a unbeaten Bronco team with a three-game slate.
But that's for down the road. There's still a lot of football to be played, and the question will be moot if Alabama and Ohio State go unbeaten.
For now, this is the moment when Boise State has shown that it belongs in the mix on a regular basis, and while it doesn't guarantee a spot in the national title game, it's a part of the debate more than ever now. It caught Oklahoma asleep in the 2007 Fiesta Bowl, and it beat a TCU team that was its own non-BCS size in the 2010 Fiesta, but this was a win over an ACC team good enough to potentially go to the Orange Bowl in front of over 90,000 people. This would be a huge win for anyone, not just Boise State. The Broncos overcame their own mistakes, the crowd, a defense that appeared to suffer one major cramp at the same time in the heat, and they came up with the win when it looked like all was lost as the Hokies had the ball late trying to close things out.
Oh yes, this is a great team that happens to have a lousy schedule. So will it be about who deserves to be in the national title chase, or who might simply be good enough to be in it? This will be a fun ride.
Richard Cirminiello
There's simply no substitute for a veteran team or a top-tier coach, especially on the opening weekend of the season.
Please don't use the "C" word when referring to Boise State any longer. The Broncos are not a Cinderella story. They're a big-time program, which is assured of being one of the stories of the 2010 season as long as they continue win. The architect, head coach Chris Petersen, is at the top of his profession, perennially taking two-star players and transforming them into college stars and next-level candidates.
The biggest complement you can give Boise State right now is that Monday night's result was no surprise. Not at all. Not when Virginia Tech seized momentum. Not when QB Tyrod Taylor, who was brilliant, seemed to be taking the game over, and certainly not when Kellen Moore went behind center on that final drive with under two minutes to play. The Broncos had the Hokies just where they wanted them, with the outcome hanging in the balance and the ball in their hands. So, when Moore connected with Austin Pettis in the back of the end zone, it all seemed to make sense. Boise State had just knocked off a name-brand opponent in front of a massive audience, and Virginia Tech had fallen to a top 5 team outside of Blacksburg for, like, the 73rd straight time. Actually, the number is 22, which is an indictment of a very good staff that might be somewhat overrated nationally.
What a perfect ending for an opening weekend. An instant classic, to be sure. Boise State and Virginia Tech was as good as advertised. No, better. Now the rest of the country can follow every move of the Broncos, which might be Petersen's biggest challenge in an otherwise tissue-soft balance of the regular season schedule.
Matt Zemek
Oh, boy. If Oregon State doesn't rise up (and hey, the Beavers certainly could; TCU is on a level similar to Boise), we're going to have a lot of chatter throughout the season about Boise State. Let's gather 'round the discussion table.
Instead of making statements, I'd like to raise questions, because it seems as though 99 percent of this nation's college football fans already had a certain opinion of Boise State before Monday's game, and left with pretty much the same impression of the Broncos. Those who felt Boise State would not deserve a BCS title game spot with a 12-0 record (assuming only one other team – at most – went unbeaten) have seemingly maintained their position. Those who always felt Boise would indeed deserve the title shot under those circumstances are, of course, feeling that their views have been affirmed and validated by Labor Day's events in Landover, Maryland. If our viewpoints are so entrenched, let's think about what would ever change them, because a discussion is no fun if we're already 100-percent set in our attitudes.
Question: Was there anything about Boise's performance against Virginia Tech – what it did or didn't do, be it good or bad – that influenced your thought process?
Question: Did any aspect of Virginia Tech's performance – good or bad – influence your thought process?
Question: Given that Boise State currently resides in the WAC, does its move to the Mountain West mean that BSU can't be deemed a factor until 2011, or does Boise's willingness to play tough teams represent enough of a commitment to national-championship worthiness?
Question: Given the WAC membership for one more year (this one), did Boise need to play four upper-tier non-conference opponents to merit BCS title game consideration? What about three? Or is two – Virginia Tech and Oregon State – enough?
Question: Did the poor officiating on Boise State's final offensive possession affect your thinking about the Broncos?
Question: If Boise State's schedule is worrisome and if that's a sticking point for you, what is your view of any BCS conference school that schedules cupcakes in its non-conference games? What ratio of tough games to easy games represents your basic threshold for national-title-game consideration?
Question: Does Boise State's now-consistent – really consistent – track record of beating quality opponents in both regular-season openers (Oregon 2009, Virginia Tech 2010) and bowl games (2007 Fiesta Bowl, 2010 Fiesta Bowl) mean anything to your assessments of the Broncos and the way you calibrate their BCS credentials? Would the move to the Mountain West do anything to re-shape your perception?
Do you want to know what I think? Well, I had Boise in the BCS National Championship Game alongside Ohio State before the season started. That aside, however, I'd wish that we – as a nation of football fans – could start to truly explain our positions. We all know what the positions are, but we don't have a deeper understanding of what they really look like at their most granular and molecular levels. Let's flesh out the well-known positions so that we can have a debate worthy of this great sport's national championship chase.


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January 3, 2011
The New Year's Eve suicide bombing at an Egyptian Coptic church that killed 21 people is stoking fears of a new onslaught against Christians by radical Islamists. In response, some radical Islamists are turning to their great bogeyman to deflect attention - the Zionists.
"Mossad behind Egypt church blast," Iran's official television outlet, Press TV, said in a headline Sunday. All the evidence points to a Zionist plot, the article said.
First, "it goes without saying that no Muslim, whatever their political leanings may be, will ever commit such an inhumane act." In addition, Press TV reported that "the fresh plot by terrorists to target churches is an organized Zionist scenario aimed at creating a rift between Muslims and Christians."
Christians are expressing fear the attack marks a widening of attacks by radical Islamists, which have increased dramatically in Iraq. Dozens of people were killed after terrorists took more than 120 Christians hostage in a Baghdad Catholic church in late October.
Egyptian authorities are investigating a radical Salafi Sunni group in Alexandria, London's Telegraph reports. The story notes that al-Qaida in Iraq issued a statement two weeks ago encouraging attacks on Copts. The targeted church appeared on a list of 50 Coptic churches in Egypt and Europe published a month ago by Shumukh al-Islam, a group tied to al-Qaida.
Al-Qaida threats against Christians have spread as far as Canada.
Rather than address the threat directly and offer assistance to stem it, Islamists are building their scapegoat. The rhetoric can't be dismissed as solely the rantings of crazy Iranian mullahs. A Muslim Brotherhood official, an Egyptian lawyers group and Lebanon's grand mufti have all said the same thing, though they offer varying motives.
"The Mossad carried out the operation in a natural reaction to the latest uncovering of an Israeli espionage network," the lawyers group said during a rally for the attack's victims sponsored by the Egyptian Bar Association.
A member of the Muslim Brotherhood's Shura Council in Egypt condemned the attack, calling it an evil action. Moneim Aboul al Fattouh Abdel said it could not have been done by Egyptians, though he allowed the perpetrator might be the Mossad or someone else of trying to sabotage Egypt.
"This assault...is not an individual internal Egyptian act, but a criminal act with Zionist...finger prints that want to sow hatred among Muslims and Coptic Christians," said Lebanon's Grand Mufti, Sheikh Mohammad Rashid Qabbani.
The Brotherhood's English-language website summarized an interview spokesman Mohamed Morsi gave Al-Jazeera. In it, he cast the attacks as an attempt to undermine Egyptian unity, questioning whether Israel wants to undermine that. "In whose benefit and major interest is it to destabilize Egypt's stability and safety?" he asked.
The Press TV report painted an idyllic image of life for Christians in Egypt, but a doctor treating the wounded from last weekend's suicide bombing disagreed. Many Copts, frustrated by a lack of government action to protect them, are thinking of leaving the country, Dalia Nabil told the BBC.
"A lot of us think that this is a plan to make Christians go away from Egypt. The planner is al-Qaida," Nabil said.
The reaction is consistent with radical Islamist behavior in the wake of damaging episodes both large and small. For example:
- In anticipation of indictments from a United Nations tribunal investigating the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, Hizballah leaders accused Israel of the murder.
- In 2006, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said publication of cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad by a Danish newspaper was a "conspiracy by Zionists who were angry because of the victory of Hamas."
- A pervasive campaign has sought to minimize the Darfur genocide as a Zionist attempt to undermine the Sudanese government.
- An Iranian television documentary depicted the Harry Potter novels and movies as part of a Zionist cultural conspiracy to poison young Muslim minds. "They [Zionists] are indirectly saying: 'join us,'" a documentary source said.
American Islamist leaders are not immune from playing the Zionist card, either.
A coalition of American Islamist groups issued a statement condemning a 2001 raid on a Texas computer business for alleged ties to Hamas. "American Muslims view yesterday's action as just one of a long list of attempts by the pro-Israel lobby to intimidate and silence all those who wish to see Palestinian Muslims and Christians free themselves of a brutal Apartheid-like occupation. We believe the genesis of this raid lies not in Washington, but in Tel Aviv."
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), Islamic Society of North America, Islamic Circle of North America, Islamic Association for Palestine, Muslim Alliance in North America, Muslim Public Affairs Council, and Muslim Students Association were among the groups signing on to the statement.
The raids led to the successful prosecution of the company, Infocom, and five brothers who helped run it for laundering money for Hamas chief Musa Abu Marzook and violating sanctions against Libya and Syria.
Zaid Shakir, co-founder of Al-Zaytuna College in California, has repeatedly cast the 1993 World Trade Center bombing "as undertaken by Zionist forces to give proof to their allegations concerning the magnitude of 'Islamic fundamentalist' terrorism, and as a pretext to intensify their anti-Islamic propaganda campaign in the U.S. media."
When a radical online group called RevolutionMuslim threatened the producers of "South Park" for an episode depicting the Prophet Muhammad in a bear suit, two CAIR officials hinted that the hand of Zionists was lurking in the shadows.
"Most suspect the group is fraudulent," CAIR-Chicago Executive Director Ahmed Rehab wrote in a Chicago Tribune column. "Its mysterious leader, born Joseph Cohen, is an American Jew who converted to Islam in 2000 after living in Israel and attending an orthodox rabbinical school there."
National spokesman Ibrahim Hooper dismissed the threat, saying "most Muslims suspect they [Revolution Muslim] were set up only to make Muslims look bad."
Zachary Chesser, one of the men behind the threats, entered guilty pleas in October to charges related to the South Park incident and for conspiring to provide material support to the Somali terrorist group al-Shabaab.
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Of course, Islamics never blow up places of worship
Submitted by phlogiston, Jan 17, 2011 00:04
Everyone should believe the Iranian disclaimers concerning conduct of Muslims. Can anyone cite any instance of a Muslim blowing up any place of worship or targeting civilians.
The Iranian PR department must be practicing script writing for a comedy show.
Fascist Islamists want to have it both ways, as they play it to their convenience
Submitted by Deesa, Jan 4, 2011 23:22
Fascist Islamists want to have it both ways, as they play it to their convenience: to terrorize the infidel like [statements made prior to the bombing, among Muslim crowds, as AP reported on threatening the Copts that they "must be taught a lesson" or Al-Qaeda-in-Iraq's open declaration, threatening Europe, "Europe, your 911 is underway" at the cartoon-Jihad 2005-6, they dance and celebrate as non-Muslims are targeted 'Allah Akbar' (like in Egypt, 2011, or on 9/11/2001) and on the other hand they still claim that they blame the zionists victims, go figure. Double crimes against humanity.
Submitted by Sam, Jan 4, 2011 05:03
The terrorists who committed the coward attack on The Alexandria Coptic Church, are not to blame, they had just implemented the True Islam exactly as The Sheikhs taught them . They are programmed to faithfully execute what they had been instructed to do.
However, and to be more specific, refer to ( Sourat Al Touba & Sourat Mohamed ) in The Arabic version and seek a non-Muslim translator to translate ( The Verses of The Sword ) as Muslims manipulate the meaning to conceal the real meaning trying to cover up showing that Islam is peaceful which is contradictory to the essence of Islam
Furthermore, the Qur'an declares clearily ( in Arabic ) that Muslims should kill the non-Muslim unless they convert to Islam
Simply, take a glimpse around the World, you will find Muslims terrorise the others for no reason but being non-Muslims ( infidels )
Video of islamists who blew up church screaming allah-akbar
Submitted by Ima, Jan 3, 2011 18:35
Video: Muslim Crowd Chants "Allah Akbar" While Christians Lay Dying in Street After New Year's Terror Attack on Church in Egypt .... just do a google search
So much for rational dialogue.
Submitted by DavidS, Jan 3, 2011 17:36
Do they realy believe this craziness or are they hoping to persuade their own people and the gullible with taqiyah ?
What is amazing is that so much of this of this insanity comes from supposedly educated people. Is that culture salvagable? I have great doubts.


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The problem. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the undergraduate teacher education program at William Penn College based upon a survey of the graduates' perceptions of the program from 1983-1987, as to the effectiveness and expected benefits of the program. Procedure. Graduate records were used to identify the names and addresses of all William Penn College teacher education graduates from May 1983 through August 1987. All students were identified as having graduated with a teaching certificate from the state of Iowa. The number of graduates who comprised the total population under consideration was 194. The survey was designed to obtain perceived achievement of program objectives and of program objectives relating to job importance. The original mailing was followed by three sets of phone calls to all graduates. These calls resulted in a return of 74 percent of the surveys to graduates. The data represented the percentage of responses and mean values of the program objectives. The data was divided between elementary graduates, secondary graduates, elementary supervisors, and secondary supervisors according to the seven stated hypotheses. MANOVA tests and a nonparametric test were used to test the hypotheses. Findings. The graduates' perceptions of their program objectives were significant for each of the seven hypotheses. Significance (P<.05) was found between the mean values by groups. Graduates were satisfied about the perceived achievement of program objectives. There were significant differences between groups. Conclusions. There is a relationship between the graduate's major (elementary, secondary) and the graduates perceived achievement of certain program objectives and their job importance regarding the concepts by which the education program was founded upon at William Penn College. Recommendations. Further research is recommended to continue as a follow-up study of the teacher education program based upon the program objectives. These studies may determine areas of change due to changing demands placed upon the teaching profession.
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