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All hail to the great King Arthur! Women will swoon and men will salute you as you enter the room in this regal ensemble. The King Arthur Adult Mens Costume is a grand affair - it's fun to rule on Halloween so wear it wisely and well.
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Make sure you look the part when you leave for the royal gathering in the Medieval Kings Coat. This brown, polyester top features a lace-up closure on the front and both cuffs along with great shoulder details.
When the King is oppressing the people, someone must take action. Take out the king or the target of your choice in this Assassin Medieval Adult Mens costume. It's killer cool and equipped to carry and conceal weapons and more.
Sweep into the room and assume a position of power when you create or complete your costume with this Medieval King cape. You are worthy so rule wisely.
Rule everything in your sight on Halloween when you dress in this Medieval King Adult Mens Costume. The tunic features attached chainmail cowl and sleeves and comes complete with gloves, fur-trimmed cape, boot covers, sculpted belt and crown.
Dominate Halloween and hold the castle down when you wear the Medieval Warrior King Adult Men's Costume. Lead your troops to victory in this black and silver top, complete with cape and gauntlets.
Take the crown that's rightfully yours when you decide to wear the King of Swords Adult Men's Costume. This sleeveless tunic features a cross shield on the chest and a red waist sash, complete with a red cape. Add a toy sword and shield (both not included) to really look the part.
These Medieval Sword Earrings are silver in color and delicately designed to resemble an elegant weapon fit for a king. Renaissance inspired jewelry is shaped like a cross with a slightly rounded pointed edge dagger, heart woven handle and a gem in which this piece dangles from your ear.
Are you man enough to wear the garb? Suit up and prepare for the Crusades or perhaps a romantic conquest on Halloween in this classic Knight to Remember Adult Mens Costume! You'll take whatever you want in the King's name.
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International Summer Academy of University Mozarteum Salzburg
Lilli Lehmann founded the Mozarteum International Summer Academy in 1916. At the beginning only private voice lessons were offered within the premises of the Mozarteum. In 1925 Willy Schweyda gave the first violin class. Classes in piano, composition, conducting and opera were added in 1929 thanks to the sponsorship of American Julian Freedman. Between 1930–1937 the "Academy" was known as "Musical Summer Courses", from 1937 to 1940 as "The Mozarteum Summer Academy" for Music, Theatre and Dance, and between 1940 to 1944 as "Summer Academy for Foreigners at the Mozarteum". After 1945 Bernhard Paumgartner reorganized the classes once again, and since 1947 it bears the name "Mozarteum International Summer Academy.
Throughout the years, the Summer Academy has steadily expanded its rich artistic offerings. Two highlights will mark our Summer Academy Programm 2012. On one hand there is the second edition of the "International Marimba Competition" which takes place every 3rd year in Salzburg and has gained worldwide fame.
On the other hand there is the 2nd focus was the 150th birthday of the French composer Claude Debussy, who has had a considerable influence on the development of 20th century music. Our aim is to show this important impact by organizing on his birthdays eve a lecture, a comparison session of various interpretations of his music, a Round Table with some Debussy-specialists, and a "concert-conférence" by Siegfried Mauser.
Our "composer in residence 2012" was the French composer Pascal Dusapin. Following important pianists and teachers hold masterclasses: Arnulf von Arnim, András Schiff, Dmitri Bashkirov, Peter Lang, Dina Yoffe, Joseph Paratore, Jura Margulis, Olivier Gardon, Claudius Tanski,…
The winners of this year´s Summer Academy were nominated with a final concert in the Great Hall of the University. They were inter alia: Po-Wei David Ger (Taiwan ROC); Kiana Reid (Japan) and Jun-Hee Kim (South Korea).
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It's crazy. I ran two half marathons last fall, and now I haven't run in about five months.
The other day, I was on Nicole's blog and saw that she loved Kara Goucher's Running for Women: From First Steps to Marathons. I decided to add it to my Kindle Fire and check it out.
So I ran for the first time in five months Friday morning.
Not far. Not fast. But I ran.
I'm planning on running the Virginia Beach Rock n Roll half Marathon in September, so this is a start.
Why did I stop running?
After my half marathons, my hip and knee were in a great deal of pain. I slacked severely on strength training and yoga slash stretching when I was training, which was my downfall in both races. I could have done much better and continued to be able to run pain-free if I had followed my training plan strictly.
So, I did yoga. I got addicted. I began learning to teach yoga. It helped with both my body strength and my mental strength.
I missed running though, and Kara's book made me feel excited to run again. I'm only slightly into it, but it's a very inspiring read so far with awesome running tips!
What inspires you to run after a hiatus?


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May 17, 2014
The American River College men placed 2nd at the Track & Field State Championships at Mt San Antonio College late Saturday night. The Beavers 83 points were 2nd only to Riverside, and beat 3rd place Cerritos and 4th place MtSAC. Logan Stahl (Roseville HS) won the 800m for ARC in a lifetime best 1:51.95. David French (Nevada Union) was 3rd in 1:52.22. The Beavers also placed 3rd in the 4x400m relay team of Ben Boone (Center), Stahl, French and Robert Ellis (Antelope) who anchored the team home with a 45.22 leg to finish in 3:11.46. Finishing with two 2nd place finishes was Will Reyes (Monterrey Trail) in the 5k and 10k. Also finishing 2nd was Chris Kigar (El Camino) in the 3000m steeplechase.
Full results can be found at: http://www.directathletics.com/results/track/31390.html


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Ultimate Five Star Hotels in Abu Dhabi
While Abu Dhabi is known for its luxury, it's also a remarkably inexpensive place to travel to for ultimate five star hotels. These days they are having large discounts and even at the peak of business, it is still inexpensive comparably because the hotels are all very competitive with each other. Here is a comprehensive list for you to discover comprised of the highest quality accommodations to try out for the ultimate five star hotels in Abu Dhabi.
The Emirates Palace: An Arabian Fantasy
The Emirates Palace, West Corniche in Abu Dhabi is the perfect example of an ultimate five star hotel. Starting off with a spectacular white sanded beach that stretches out over 1.3 kilometres and is completely private for guests of the Emirates Palace only and going on to 14 restaurants and luxury accommodations, this is truly an amazing hotel.
Family Friendly Splendour
It is frequently described as magical and that's for a good reason. Here, you will feel like royalty and so will your family when you stay. They are family friendly and have an epic fun centre for children that is certain to delight even the toughest young critic. This hotel thinks of everything for its guests so that you can have the vacation of a lifetime. If you're looking for a mega vacation, start with the Emirates Palace and you will not be disappointed. It's an Arabian fantasy that you will never forget! This is a prime example of ultimate five star hotels in Abu Dhabi.
The Shangri-La: Your Gateway to Luxury
The Shangri-La, Al Maqtaa is rated seven stars and is one of the most luxuriant hotels in the world. You can cruise the traditionally styled shops in a gondola or swim in one of the many pools. Whatever you do, you can be assured that you will be lavished with luxury in one of the world's ultimate five star hotels. The Shangri-La Hotel Abu Dhabi features one kilometre of private beach and has 213 luxurious suites. Each room has a balcony or terrace and is thoroughly modern in the Arabic style. The balconies give a glorious view of the private beach and sunsets and sunrises behind Arabic domes and minarets are worth stepping out onto the balcony for.
Private Villa and other facilites
There is a private villa that can be rented out which features four bedrooms and a private swimming pool. This extravagant hotel is located comfortably on 8.5 hectares that provides many services and facilities including CHI, The Spa at Shangri-La, two gymnasiums, a swimming pool and a yoga room. There are four different swimming pools and a traditional 'Souk' market built in a modern surrounding that has many shops all under one roof. Uniquely connected with waterways, you can coast from shop to shop in a gondola while enjoying the beautifully manicured gardens. The Shangri-La offers true luxury and all the amenities. When starting your search for five star hotels in Abu Dhabi, look no further than our helpful list.


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Here we go again. All eyes are on the Supreme Court as it wrestles with whether or not President Obama's healthcare bill is constitutional. The country is divided on the merits of the law, but this we can say with certainty: Obamacare profoundly gummed up our recovery from the financial crisis.
Like every predecessor, President Obama has made mistakes. Perhaps none will cloud his legacy more that his decision to focus on overhauling our healthcare system early in his administration – before our economic recovery had gained enduring momentum.
Assuming that the $800 billion Recovery and Reinvestment Act, aka the stimulus, would work the magic promised by his economics team, Mr. Obama set off on his quest to guarantee healthcare for every American. The resulting food fight over the legislation – the ugly parceling out of favors in return for votes and lies told to justify passage -- permanently damaged President Obama's reputation, divided a country desperate to heal, and distracted the White House from further efforts to build employment. It was a terrible decision, and the country continues to pay for it.
Whether or not the Supreme Court upholds the government's mandate that every American must purchase healthcare insurance, Obamacare is a failure.
It was, ironically, a decision made by a president eager to secure his legacy. Undaunted by the abject failure of Hilary Clinton to win support for universal healthcare, Mr. Obama took up the quest with enthusiasm. Just as he admitted to excessive optimism about bringing peace to the Middle East in an interview in Time Magazine, dubbing that effort "really hard," Mr. Obama naively staked his presidency on healthcare reform. Here's a shocker: remaking 17percent of the economy is also "really hard."
Whether or not the Supreme Court upholds the government's mandate that every American must purchase healthcare insurance, Obamacare is a failure. In spite of innumerable speeches, editorials and presentations on the merits of the law, Americans don't like it. Though most people recognize that ever-rising healthcare outlays threaten our nation's fiscal integrity, they can't imagine that granting free health services to 30 million Americans will solve the problem. They see the Affordable Care Act as a massive expansion of government activity that will not make healthcare affordable but that will instead drive costs higher as millions more receive a blank check for medical services.


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2013: [Game-by-Game] Appeared in 34 games, starting 21 ... drew a career-high three walks versus Northern Illinois (4/5) ... had a pinch-hit RBI versus Ball State (4/14) ... went 2-for-4 with a run scored versus Akron (5/10) ... had a four-game hitting streak from May 10-14.
2012: [Game-by-Game] Appeared in 36 games, starting 17 ... went 1-for-2 with a double and runs cored in collegiate debut at Troy (2/18) ... recorded first career multi-hit games at McNeese State (3/4) ... hit first career home run at Tennessee Tech (3/17) ... had a season-high two hits four times ... six of 10 RBI came during MAC play.
High School: Three-year starter at shortstop for the varsity squad ... hit .316 with four home runs his junior season to earn Catholic Blue League all-conference honors ... Perfect Game Honorable Mention All-American ... played for Mark Smith ... played club ball for the Illinois Sparks ... has also spent two seasons as the starting quarterback for the varsity squad.


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The quintessential Covent Garden rendezvous, the newly transformed Radisson Blu Edwardian Mercer Street effortlessly blends with the boutique appeal of its neighbourhood.
A landmark in Seven Dials village, this is a chic retreat on the doorstep of London's most celebrated theatres, its beautifully designed rooms equipped with next-generation technology. Hip as the streets that surround it, with a bar and restaurant alive with locals, this place feels real, relaxed and rooted in its community.
Scoff & Banter Mercer Street
The quintessential Covent Garden rendezvous, Scoff & Banter Covent Garden is the perfect for London theatre, and moments from the Royal Opera House, you couldn't be more central. Hip as the streets that surround it, Scoff & Banter Covent Garden is alive with locals. It's a place designed to feel real, relaxed and rooted in its community. A hub at the heart of Seven Dials, this is a chic urban eatery without an ounce of pretension.
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A glossy, deep-red "fondue" made by cooking red wine and sugar until slightly thickened.
Calories: 70
Fat: 0g
Cholesterol: 0mg
Sodium: 0mg
Carbohydrates: 14g
Dietary Fiber: 0g
Protein: <1g
I use the Cabernet Sauvignon.I made it as the recipe said. I found that it goes well with French toast , Waffles and fresh fruit.
love this recipe...I have made it several times. I use the Cabernet Sauvignon. I do cut back on the sugar just a tiny bit. I love the flavor of this dip with swiss cheese, it is great with other cheeses and bread or crackers. Just the best and a unique appy to take to a get together. I have made this the day before and keep it in the refrigerator. this works well and saves time. try it you won't be disappointed.
We served this for a Halloween cocktail party as a "blood red" dip for sharp cheddar cheese & fruit. I will make this anytime during the fall/winter season. It was delicious, unique & easy to make. I used Merlot & organic sugar, and increased the ingredients by 50%. It was served in small batches to keep it well chilled. It is also nice drizzled on a plate for cheese cake or a little on ice cream. My guests were impressed that I did a "wine reduction" so they must not realize how easy it was :-) !!
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Presentation: What Should We Call Me?
I stumbled upon a website a couple weeks ago that I can't seem to get enough of. It is called What Should We Call Me? I originally found this website through Tumblr – and after the first few blog posts I was hooked. The site is made up of .gifs and are supposed to illustrate some of life's most relate-able moments. The website was originally made as a portal for two female best friends to keep in touch while attending law school on separate coasts. The author's claim that they did not expect their blog to become so popular: it consists mostly of inside jokes displayed through mini video clips. The site was created in February and already is estimated to have 1-2 million of page views every day. The students take .gifs that are already on the internet and make some themselves. You can also submit ideas to them to try and get them to post. Two weeks ago, WhatShouldWeCallMe posted their first advertisement. Now there is a button on their site for people who are interested in advertising. The girls, however, said their main goal will always be to "make each other laugh", not profit off of the site. The story behind this site is really interesting and goes to show just HOW quickly, and publicly, things can spread on the internet! Check out the website though, it really is HILARIOUS. It is often trending on twitter, too! #wswcm or #whatshouldwecallme.
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Advanced Math/Science Research Update
by Dr. April Burch, Director of the AMSR program
January 15, 2013
Since our last update, Berkshire School hosted student researchers from Belmont Hill, and all-boys prep school outside of Boston, for a 1-day mini-symposium on Student Biomedical Research. The goal was to foster collaboration, communication and community outreach with our students. AMSR students Liza Bernstein '13, Sissi Wang '13, Lars Robinson '13, Elsie Guevara '13, Ernest Yue '13, and Nate MacKenzie '14, gave short talks about their work in the new Bellas/Dixon Math and Science lecture hall. The talks were followed up by break-out sessions where Belmont Hill students described their research projects and students discussed commonalities between the projects and future goals.
The second semester of AMSR started with some terrific news. The AMSR program was awarded a grant from The Chinchester Dupont Foundation for the purchase of an EVOS fluorescence microscope. This piece of equipment will expand the types of experiments and analyses that can be done by AMSR students this and future years. The microscope should arrive shortly, and Dr. Burch has invited everyone to stop in for a look next time they are on campus.
One new, exciting project that is underway in the winter season of AMSR in the afternoons is being spearheaded by Elif Kesaf '14. Elif is from Turkey and seeks to identify novel viruses of non-pathogenic strains of Legionella bacterium from travertines in Pamukkale. In collaboration with Dr. Sunny Shin at the Perlman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, she will be working to isolate viruses of this bacterium with the hope of identifying new agents to combat Legionnaires' disease caused by a pathogenic form of Legionella.
Look for more news from Dr. Burch in the next issue!
eDome: Spring 2011
The eDome is Berkshire's online student magazine and features talent that varies from written and aural expression, to visual and performing art, to dance and songwriting. The editors are Theo Friedman '11 (Visual Arts), Allie Blanchard '11 (Performing Arts), Caroline Wood '12 (Design) and Viola Clark-El '11 (Writing). Virginia Watkins is the faculty advisor.
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Here is a brief introduction from the fall issue of the eDome:
Berkshire School's eDome is in its third year of distribution. Originally designed to be a platform for the performing arts, as well as the visual and written, it has become much more than that. Over the past two years, the eDome has spotlighted dancers, actors, poets, musicians, songwriters, and fiction writers from our student body; it has provided a showcase for visual artists focusing on ceramics, print work, digital or studio art. The eDome gives us all a chance to see what's happening in arts of all kinds on campus. Check it out and you might be surprised - your roommate might have designed the cover; your best friend could be a featured musician; your advisee might have written your favorite poem or short story.
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My contention being that dialogue is unnecessary. Period.
My goal is to gather info on more great films because this particular strain is my favorite.
Many may disagree and I would love to hear a rational explanation of why – but in as few words as possible.
For you awesome transcendental, minimalist extremists, feel free to unleash yourself and list films that have devastated you the MOST by saying the LEAST. We're talking 4 or 5 stars listed from least dialogue to most.
Modern films and documentaries preferred.
All opinions will be respected.
1. Into Great Silence
2. The Naked Prey
3. Maborosi
4. Café Lumière
5. Rivers and Tides: Andy Goldsworthy Working with Time
6. 4
7. Hunger
8. Color of Pomegranates
9. Humanité
10. Days of Heaven
Playtime. Dunno if I was so much devastated by it as delighted, which may be better…
Sandro Aguilar's Uprise
The first film that came right to my mind was 200l. I'm reading a book about it by the French author Michel Chion and I believe he says that there are only forty something minutes of dialog in the whole film. The first part, The Dawn of Man, has no dialog, and that goes on for at least twenty minutes and the ending with Jupiter and Beyond the Infinite which is, I would say, another twenty minutes or so, also features no dialog.
Wow, great list. Only because I love a lot of laconic films and because your list has several I have heard of but haven't seen yet, so I'm inspired now. Thanks!
Playtime -Uprise added to my queue.
Re: 2001
Definitely minimal – but the whole discourse between Hal and the human was all dialogue. So I guess that may take it out of contention no?
2001 has more dialogue than even the HAL exchange, so that's definitely not one (though great film, ha).
I was thinking maybe something like Koridorius or Tetsuo.
Tati's Traffic too. Tale of Tales, Hedgehog in the Fog.
Shineto Kando's superb film The Naked Island has zero spoken dialogue.
Jeanne Dielman, 23 Quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles and Les Rendez-vous d'Anna, both by Chantal Akerman
I like dialogue, though.
Thank you – just looking at your list I totally forgot about
Enigma of Kaspar Hauser
Aguirre The Wrath of God
The River
Do you really have film algorithms on your page? Wow. Awesome.
Tsai Ming-liang's Viv l'Amour has close to zero dialogue as well.
Most of Sharunas Bartas' films have close to zero dialogue.
Red Balloon
Brand Upon The Brain!
Does The Last Laugh count? I know it's a silent film and silent films have no spoken dialogue, but the film uses only one title card. That's pretty spare in my book.
Good one Blue K. The Naked Island has everything to say but says it with nothing. But it's Kaneto Shindo not Shineto Kando haha
It's surname first in Japan remember…….
@Nathan M.
I was having trouble including silent films because of their reliance on title cards. Also I'm incorrigible about my latency in watching things black and white. I'm a sucker for modern neo-realism.
I'm trying though haha!
hahahahaha either way, i had it wrong. it's my mild dyslexia divulging itself in that thread.
that's ok Blue, I once said Ally Wooden…
Recently Bullet in the Head was quite enjoyable to me, thought it's just background sound all the way through the film.
Blue already mentioned them, but Bartas' Few of Us and House should be included. Corridor also has zero dialogue, but it's not a five star film in my mind.
Brand Upon the Brain! has a lot of voiceover, though minimal dialogue between characters. Just the voice of the mother overwhelming everyone else. I don't think Tales from the Gimli Hospital has any dialogue at all.
José Luis Guerín's Train of Shadows is closer to a documentary (albeit a faked one), and it only has one very short line of dialogue.
Mmm Decasia? though it's non-narrative, but that's a 5-star for sure
Jancso's The Red and the White.
I second The Red and the White. Good call, Ralch.
Tsai's Visage also has remarkably little dialogue (and is one incredible film experience).
Travelling Birds
Limits of Control
Mr. Hulot's Holiday
Goodbye, Dragon Inn
I will throw in Ettore Scola's Le Bal in that thread, it's really ironic that it was nominated for a Best Foreign LANGUAGE film when there's no spoken dialogue at all…
filtered by ur preference, heres some films i would suggest:
window water baby moving
the brown bunny
mother and son
It's Impossible to Learn to Plow by Reading Books
the flight of the red ballon
In the City of Sylvia


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Preview: Banksy, the Room in the Elephant, at Bristol's Tobacco Factory
Posted: May 02, 2014|
A play about a Bristolian and written by a Bristolian is coming home after a highly successful national tour. Natalie Hale reports
Created during Tobacco Factory Theatre's A Play A Pie And A Pint series in 2012, Banksy: The Room In The Elephant returns home to Bristol next week following a phenomenally successful national tour.
Bristol's internationally famed guerrilla artist Bansky has become as synonymous with his home city as Brunel's Suspension Bridge or Aardman's Wallace and Gromit.
In recent weeks, a row over the ownership of a new Banksy work removed from a Bristol street by the leader of Broad Plain Boys Club has made headlines around the world, such is the mania surrounding the shadowy street artist.
Back in 2011, Did Banksy's latest work bring misery to a homeless man? was the headline that inspired Bristol writer Tom Wainwright and Fringe First-winning director Emma Callander to create Banksy: The Room In The Elephant.
Banksy was in LA for the Oscars when he sprayed THIS LOOKS A BIT LIKE AN ELEPHANT on to an old water tank.
He had a point, too: it did look a bit like an elephant. To one man, however, it looked like home.
The tank was home to long-term vagrant, former street performer and local legend, Tachowa Covington, who, over seven years, had furnished it with carpets, a stove and even CCTV.
As news spread of Banksy's latest work, a consortium of art dealers repossessed the water tank. Suddenly, Tachowa was homeless again.
Gary Beadle, best known as EastEnders' Paul Trueman as well as for acclaimed roles in the Royal Court's Sucker Punch and Chichester Festival Theatre's Blue Remembered Hills, gives a superb performance in this story about creating something from nothing and then having it taken away in the name of art.
This play questions who has the right to call someone's home a work of art, or – for that matter – turn someone's life into a piece of theatre.
Tom Wainwright recalls: "In the summer of 2012, Emma Callander called me and asked me if I wanted to write a play about a guy who was evicted from the home he'd made himself in a disused water tank in LA after Banksy wrote something silly on the side of it.
"I didn't really. I thought there was something a bit grubby about 'telling the story' of a real person who had been dispossessed, when really what he wanted was to have his home and land returned to him – not have me write a play about him.
"I still wrote it, mind. I assuaged my grubbiness by writing about it: that I was part of this land grab, not just for Tachowa's property but his 'story'.
"I began to follow my nose into a giant can of worms, where truth and fiction lead each other on a merry little dance."
The production formed part of Tobacco Factory Theatre's A Play A Pie And A Pint series and was an immediate hit. Now it returns home after an acclaimed sell-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe and a successful UK tour.
For the very first time, Banksy: The Room In The Elephant will be followed by Something From Nothing, documentary maker Hal Samples' short film about Tachowa's experience with Banksy, edited from material gathered over the past seven years.
Audiences have been delighted by the combination of Tom's play juxtaposed with Hal's new film.
"It seems wonderfully appropriate that our imagined telling of Tachowa's journey is now presented in tandem with the truth," concludes Tom. "A fitting conclusion, perhaps, to this story."
Written by a Bristol playwright about a Bristol street artist and a pairing that is being premiered in a Bristol theatre: this is a real success story for the city and it's thrilling that it's coming home.


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If you live in the United States, chances are the government thinks you might be a terrorist
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Homeland security is making us INsecure!
Guess I need to stop using cash! lol
I am a terrorist because I change my hair color, travel a far distance to go to a cafe, am nervous for a karate class, want my privacy respected, pay with cash, and have a strong political opinion and am extremely religious. beware.
Sometimes we have to suffer a bit for all the luxuries a democracy brings. At least being in the US is a far cry to the fates of those in Serbia and other war-ravaged countries. I wouldn't want to be in their shoes.
> @Amy "Sometimes we have to suffer a bit for all the luxuries a democracy brings."
You might suffer much more if you end up in the wrong database:
A New York serial killer dubbed "the cannibal cop" (and two accomplices) recently used state & federal police databases to compile detailed profiles on more than 100 women which they planned to kidnap and murder (before the perp was caught by his wife.) In other news, countless people have been victimized by identity thieves who filed bogus tax returns. Among the perpetrators are legitimate tax return preparers and even police officers who used government databases to find suitable victims. All of this is just the tip of the iceberg:
Various state and federal agents have been caught using these databases for personal reasons that have nothing to do with homeland security, including the stalking of women they encountered at random. The creation of massive public and private databases which profile every citizen has astounding abuse potential which cannot be discounted, and there are too many cases to document here. There is absolutely nothing wrong with people who respect traditional ways of living and choose not to use credit cards or national identification numbers.
> @Amy "At least being in the US is a far cry to the fates of those in Serbia and other war-ravaged countries. I wouldn't want to be in their shoes."
That is no excuse for neglecting to speak up when corporate fascists attempt to eliminate the right to privacy and due process of law. However, I recognize the possibility that your comment was just an excuse to post a link to your company web site, which promotes credit cards and shares member information with banks and marketing agencies that develop these databases.
[ when one reads all of these 25 fliers it becomes clear that just about everything could be considered an indicator of possible terrorist activity ]
First they gave us the color-coded "terror alert" fiasco. Then it was the sporadic press releases with no specific or credible threat, a.k.a. "wire hype". Now it's these ridiculous fliers. At this point it should be obvious that the state's primary objective is to terrorize the public to every extent possible. If everyone is fearful and suspicious of others, and they regard the state as their protector, they do not organize and protest against tyranny and corruption. So the state is the primary beneficiary of terrorism. While no sane person is going to take this propaganda seriously, it does reveal the bizarre thought patterns of the psychopaths in charge as they desperately try to figure out what buttons to press to herd the sheep and get the results they desire.
[ The most consistent thing amongst the many fliers is the demonization of anyone attempting to maintain any degree of privacy. Essentially, if you demand privacy in nearly any situation and the employees have been brainwashed by government propaganda, it is likely the case that they will be highly suspicious, even when it is completely unwarranted. ]
Excellent point. The fascist state wants to train citizens to behave like zombies who attack anyone that defends the principle of human rights and due process of law. But most of the activities and behaviors described in these fliers are exhibited by public officials, like traveling often and taking frequent vacations, being politically active, asserting your privacy in various situations, using hair coloring, and expressing some religious or political belief. Furthermore, every one of these fliers represents a "vague or cryptic warning" that big brother's spies are watching you at all times (so don't you dare criticize government policies). Someday these things will be traded by historians & collectors, for they are the American equivalent of Nazi memorabilia.
[ Paying with cash seems to be a consistent factor amongst all of these fliers as well, as it seems the government believes we should be in a cashless society. ]
This represents an attempt to suppress local barter currencies (which keep the wealth circulating within the local economy, instead of placing it into the hands of Wall Street bankers who are "too big to jail.") It also serves to perpetuate their ponzi-scheme economy, because fractional reserve policies allow the banks to loan out many times what they have on deposit, and they cannot do that if you cash a check instead of depositing it. They also want to sell information about your income and purchasing habits, or funnel the data to spy agencies. The banks could voluntarily freeze your accounts for political reasons, like they did to WikiLeaks. The IRS could also demand the same thing, and the banks will comply without a court order. But it should be mentioned that alternative currencies like Bitcoin, Ripple and GoldMoney may permit you to enjoy the convenience of going cashless to some extent without directly supporting corrupt financial institutions and waiving your constitutional rights. Participating retailers will find this gives them a competitive advantage in the marketplace too.
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A combination of likable characters, surprising plot twists, fantastic music, and a consistant bitter-sweat tone made Final Fantasy X a completely satisfying (Final Fantasy) game experience. Far superior to the previous "next generation" debut title, Final Fantasy 7. I felt consistent empathy and compassion for the main characters, something I had missed since Final Fantasy 6. The narrative is hurt by weak voice acting (understandable considering this is the first fully voiced Final Fantasy) w...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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No matter what your opinion of previous Grand Theft Auto games, GTA 4 is worth playing (at least for the first half of the game). The gameplay is satisfying and nicely varied between vehiclular and pedestrian action, but this is the least you can expect from a AAA game title. What sets GTA 4 apart is it's story and strong narrative. In the opening act, the main character Niko evokes the player's sympathy. He is haunted by his past, which includes the violent deaths of family members and war cri...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
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This game is as soulless and unfun. It is repetitive, shallow, and frequent cut scenes only highlight the unlikable characters. Still curious? Borrow the game and complete the first assassination mission. I'll wait. Done? Okay, you've now seen everything the game has to offer. Did you like that long ride to the first city? Did you love the investigations (sit on a bench and listen overhear, walk real slow and press b to pick pocket)? Are you thrilled at the thought of climbing up 10 view points...2 out of 4 found this review helpful.
At Best a Poor Man's Half-Life 2
I didn't enjoy most of the game, it was frustrating as hell, but I appreciate having played it. At best its a poor man's Half-Life. That's a huge compliment coming from me, I've never played anything like Half-Life from any other developer. The fate of the developer (closed after this, their first xbox game) also illustrates the perils of creating a Half-Life like game without having the resources or experience of Valve Software. In HL, players just barely survive every puzzle, chase, or combat ...0 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Prince of Persia - A Good Video Game 0
The new Prince of Persia is a good, mainstream video game released in 2008. Considering how many components there are in a contemporary big budget game this is an impressive feat, and understandably rare.. The game doesn't do anything revolutionary (unless you count the fact that you can not die). It meets the requirements of a contemporary, mainstream video game: beautiful polygon based graphics, competent (sometimes charming) voice work, good character design and development, good sound desig...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.


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Art Kehoe is in his fourth season as the offensive line coach on Al Golden's staff and his 30th year overall as a Miami Hurricane. Kehoe, an integral part of the U Football legacy, has coached some of the best offensive linemen to ever play the game.
In 2012, Kehoe coached an offensive line that paved the way for the ACC's third-best passing offense led by Stephen Morris' 3,345 passing yards and FWAA Freshman All-American Duke Johnson, who rushed for a UM freshman-record 947 yards.
In his first season back at Miami since 2005, Kehoe coached a 2011 line that helped UM to one of its most efficient offensive seasons in memory. The line blocked for the likes of Lamar Miller (1,272 rushing yards) and protected quarterback Jacory Harris (2,486 passing yards) en route to a national ranking of No. 3 in offensive efficiency, according to Footballoutsiders.com.
Kehoe returned to his alma mater, where he served as an assistant and eventually offensive line coach from 1981-2005. Kehoe began his coaching career in 1981 as a student assistant at UM. A 1982 graduate of Miami, he was an integral part of the Miami football renaissance since its beginnings in the late 1970s. He came to Miami in 1979 as a transfer from Laney Junior College in Oakland, Calif., and started at guard for the Hurricanes for two seasons under head coach Howard Schnellenberger.
Kehoe's tenure of 28 years at Miami, a span during which he has either played or coached for six head football coaches, ranks among the longest of any UM athletics figure.
During his time working with the Hurricanes' offensive line, Kehoe has produced seven players (Eric Winston in 2005, Brett Romberg in 2002, Bryant McKinnie in 2001, Joaquin Gonzalez in 2000, Richard Mercier in 1999, K.C. Jones in 1996 and Leon Searcy in 1991) who received first-team All-America honors. 20 more of his protégés went on to play professionally, including 16 all-conference honorees, one Outland Trophy winner and the 2002 Rimington Award winner.
Kehoe was on the staff of all five UM football national championship teams, and two Heisman Trophy winners and seven of Miami's nine 1,000-yard rushers passed or rushed behind the blocking of Kehoe's offensive linemen. His 2000 and 2001 units are often consider among the highest-performing offensive lines in recent college football history, and his 2002 unit was widely considered the nation's finest by many observers.
A native of Conshohocken, Pa., Kehoe served instrumental in the rebirth of Miami football, playing on the 1979 and 1980 teams that returned UM to national prominence with a victory in the 1980 Peach Bowl (UM's first bowl win since 1966). After his playing days ended, Kehoe stayed at UM as a student assistant coach in 1981 and a graduate assistant coach from 1982-84. He ascended to full-time status in 1985 and worked with the offensive line through the 2005 season. From 1992-94, Kehoe also tutored tight ends in addition to his duties with the offensive line.
As a coach, Kehoe went to 21 bowl games with the Hurricanes and tutored some of the greatest players in Miami history including Searcy, Mike Sullivan, Jones, Mercier, McKinnie, Gonzalez, Romberg and Vernon Carey. A contemporary of legendary UM quarterback Jim Kelly, Kehoe has developed offensive lines that have protected many of the Hurricanes' outstanding quarterbacks including Bernie Kosar, Vinny Testaverde, Steve Walsh, Craig Erickson, Gino Torretta, Ken Dorsey and Jacory Harris.
Kehoe, 55, is working for his sixth Miami head coach, spanning the likes of Howard Schnellenberger, Jimmy Johnson, Dennis Erickson, Butch Davis, Larry Coker and now Al Golden. Kehoe even served as UM's interim head coach for 19 days during the transition from the Erickson to Davis era in 1995. In addition to his coaching accomplishments, Kehoe was inducted into the University of Miami Athletic Hall of Fame in 2002. He was inducted into the Laney J.C. Athletic Hall of Fame in 2001.
Kehoe earned a bachelor's degree in business administration from Miami and an associate's degree in general studies from Laney Junior College in 1979.
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The Cornelius/Lake Norman Lions Club will be collecting used eyeglasses Saturday during the Our Towns Habitat for Humanity Community Fest. The collection is part of the Lions' "Sharing the Vision" Campaign, a global Lions campaign this fall focused on the importance of healthy vision.
"Lions throughout the world share a common vision – to fight blindness and provide vision care for all," Cornelius/Lake Norman Club President Angelo Lorusso said.
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Ken Kruse Excavating of Petersburg will make storm drainage repairs at the Monroe County Fairgrounds this fall.
The 36-member fair board hired the firm Thursday to improve drainage near the grandstand and horse show arena where competitors and vendors park their campers and other vehicles, said Warren Siebarth, fair manager. The two sites have had some water problems in the past, Mr. Siebarth said.
The board also ordered 50 new aluminum planks for $10,000 from Sturgiss Steel in Waco, Texas, to replace wooden planks in the grandstand bleachers that are worn. The fair continues to replace old wooden planks with metal ones.
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As spring approaches, I begin to reassess my garden in earnest to see where changes are needed. The bones of my garden tell me a story. Do I need to fill an area? What plants are not performing and should be replaced? So I begin to plan for the spring clean up and planting.
"Our ability to perceive quality in nature begins, as in art, with the pretty. It expands through successive stages of the beautiful to values as yet uncaptured by language." ― Aldo Leopold
My posts here of late have drifted to beloved native plants that gardeners should consider adding to their garden to entice wildlife and benefit the ecosystem. But gardeners are after plantaholics and gravitate toward flowers before we consider other benefits of a plant. We also like to look at the latest trends in gardening. Now I am not saying I follow these trends or am a plantaholic (OK I am), but if I did or you do follow trends consider that this year the experts are saying one of the big trends is flowering shrubs.
When I heard this, I said hey I wonder if gardeners know that many flowering shrubs are native. So I thought I would share a few native flowering shrubs you can add to your garden this year. These shrubs have added value because they provide food and shelter for birds and pollinators, they're low maintenance, easily fill larger spaces and provide flowers and fragrance without the upkeep of some other shrubs. Also they are easily found at local nurseries.
Viburnum dentatum or Arrowwood
This shrub, from the Honeysuckle family, can easily grow 6 to 12 feet forming a loose round habit. It's white flowers look like a spirea in flower. The May flowers turn to dark blue berries that are stripped from my shrub by juvenile robins and their parents before they leave the area. The beautiful dark green foliage turns gorgeous shades of of coral red.
It seems to be fine in my amended clay soil growing in sun to shade. It tolerates dry to wet conditions. If you do not want the shrub to grow to its full height, you can keep it trimmed. Mine is 5 feet and perfect at the edge of my patio. The berries also attract Eastern Bluebird, Northern Flicker, Gray Catbird, and small mammals although the birds hoard the berries so I have never seen any small critters sharing the berries with birds. Also this plant is not messy since the berries never have a chance to fall all over the ground in my garden. An added bonus of this shrub's flowers are visited by butterflies and it is the larval host for the Spring Azure butterfly.
Clethra alnifolia or Summer sweet
Summer sweet is a narrower growing shrub that can grow from 3-6 feet tall and is part of the Sweet-Pepperbush family. This shrub flowers with white or pink spiky, fragrant flowers at the end of the branches. The fall color is beautiful as shown here. A bright yellow with red markings. The flowers form brown clusters of fruit which remain all winter.
This shrub is disease and insect free and will tolerate clay soil. It loves sun to shade, but it must have moisture. Clethra is found in swamps, bogs and stream banks which is why it loves wet conditions. I have tried to grow it in drier conditions to no avail. So if you have a rain garden area or wet spot plant a clethra. Bees, butterflies and hummingbirds love the flowers of clethra and so do I. It has a wonderful scent.
Spring and fall are great times to plant trees and shrubs. So if you are considering adding flowering shrubs this year to your garden, why notconsider natives. I will have more native flowering shrubs for you to consider in your garden plans next week.
"To me, the garden is a doorway to other worlds; one of them, of course, is the world of birds. The garden is their dinner table, bursting with bugs and worms and succulent berries."
- Anne Raver
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Chris Kingston was hired August 30, 2010, as Senior Associate Director of Athletics at NC State University, and was elevated to Executive Senior Associate Director of Athletics within one year.
Kingston is directly responsible for the day-to-day operations of the football and men's basketball programs. Additionally, he oversees external initiatives, athletic branding and multimedia rights. Other areas of supervision include NCAA compliance, student services and media relations. He serves as the athletics department's liaison to the Wolfpack Club and serves on the Intercollegiate Athletics Cabinet.
"Chris Kingston is a high-energy, focused professional, who enjoys achieving," said Director of Athletics Deborah A. Yow said. "He will strengthen the efforts of our senior staff by adding his experience and passion for athletics to all we pursue for Wolfpack athletics."
Kingston came to NC State from the U.S. Military Academy, where he served four years as the Associate Director of Athletics for Operations before becoming the Special Assistant to the Director of Athletics/Director of Annual Giving.
Kingston's most recent position at West Point included handling of the daily operations of the Army A-Club. He directed the Army Athletic Association's annual fund-raising campaign. He also worked with each of the department's 25 Division I intercollegiate teams with regards to their specific fund-raising accounts.
Also in that capacity, he organized the Athletic Director's Tailgate and the home and away football donor events. He helped integrate premium courtside and rinkside seating at basketball and hockey, respectively. With direct oversight of the ticket office, he led the transition of a multiyear agreement with Paciolan as the Athletic Association began to streamline customer service with digital ticketing. Kingston was part of the association's external operations team, which helped to synchronize the ticket office, Army A-Club and marketing efforts.
Other day-to-day business for Kingston included sport supervision for the golf, gymnastics, men's soccer and rifle teams. During his time at West Point, he served as a member of the NCAA Rifle Committee.
Kingston is a 2010 graduate of the Executive Program of the Sports Management Institute and attended instruction at the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business and the University of Texas's McCombs School of Business. He also attended the Division 1A Athletic Director's Institute in 2010, a "by invitation only" gathering of the most talented intercollegiate professionals.
Kingston was instrumental in several recent coaching hires at the Army Athletic Association. He planned, organized and executed searches for head football, men's basketball, men's soccer and men's golf coaches. Kingston was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army's Military Intelligence Corps upon graduation from the University of Central Florida in May 1994. He retired from the U.S. Army in September 2009.
In addition to picking up his bachelor of arts degree from the University of Central Florida, Kingston earned his master's degree in leadership development and educational counseling from Long Island University prior to his initial assignment to West Point.
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Mexican Mango Chicken
Editor's Notes - This chicken was selected as a finalist in the best chicken recipe contest. It was very flavorful and easy to make, it needs a little heat to counteract the sweetness as Nechama added, cayenne would be perfect. Inspired by the chili-mango combination popular in Mexico.
- Prep Time : 15 min
- Cook Time : 20 min
- Ready Time : 35 min
- 6 Boneless, Skinless Chicken Breasts Pounded Thin
- 1/3 cup Olive Oil
- 1/3 cup Lime Juice
- 2 tablespoons Fresh Basil Chopped
- 1/2 teaspoon Liquid Smoke/Smoked Paprika
- 2-4 Alphonso Mangos
1. Slice the mangos lengthwise along the pit, ending with at least six strips (you should be able to get four per mango).
2. In a large bowl, mix the oil, lime juice, basil, and liquid smoke/paprika.
3. Place the mango slices and pit in the marinade for 15 minutes. Remove the mango slices but leave the pit to continue to flavor the marinade.
4. Refrigerate the slices.
5. Place the chicken in the marinade for 1-4 hours.
6. Grill the chicken, then the mangos.
7. Lay the mangos across the chicken and gently roll up, placing seam side down. Secure with toothpicks if necessary.
8. Enjoy!
Alternative presentation: Cube mango and chicken and skewer with grilled purple onions and cherry tomatoes.
Photo Courtesy of Katherine Martinelli
10 Responses to Mexican Mango Chicken
Sounds yummy! Alphonso mangoes are the small yellow ones, sweeter and creamier than regular green/red mangoes.
Can I use regular paprika?
way to go Nechama!!!!!!
Good job, Nechama – looks out of this world!!
You can use regular paprika as long as you use the cayenne pepper-you need some spicy.
You may lose out on a little flavor but it should be fine.
Good luck and enjoy!
And thanks everyone for the votes!
I will be trying this recipe and will use the smoke paprika.
Wow!!! This chicken recipe is amazing! The combination is pure genius and they look really good. They should feature Nechama more often, she can really cook it up!
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