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Hawkeye, Me for one lol
Yes, i could go along with you on that, but, the way the East side is growing, I would think there would be quite a number of people that would be for a bridge on the East too. It would also ease the traffic on the 205 bridge.
I think there are a lot of people that would embrace the bridge, not just Mr. Madore. I think he is just the lightening rod for the people that are against a bridge on the East end. Just my thought.
November 29, 2013 at 10:21 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Hawkeye, It is two more bridges, one East and one West of the I5 bridges, and a refit to the I5 bridges.
November 29, 2013 at 9:06 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Yes GO, my dog just can't seam to get enough to eat lately, don't know why, maybe your on to something, or maybe she is on a growing streak.
Hawkeye, simple, just don't get into it . Speaking about attitude, that is all you have on here is attitude.
Sorry about that word. I misspelled the word I wanted. I didn't even know there was such a word. Agin, my apologies.
November 28, 2013 at 4:27 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Agreed GO, They like to slam people they don't agree with and completely ignore the things their favorites do. No matter how bad someone is, if it is their favorite, they ignore what they do, and if it is one they are against, no matter how important or trivial it is, they blow it up as for as they can.
Manthou Is the only one, so far, that has mentioned the positive things Com. Madore did, even tho, she did not dwell on them as she does on the things she disagrees with. I find good things and bad in all of them, with the exception of levitt and steave stuart. I do not like liars, snarky comments and temper tantrums.
Hawkeye, This is a open forum, anyone can discuss or state an opinion on any topic at anytime they wish. We don;t need a tauter to tell us or suggest to us what we can talk about on any subject or any given day.
November 28, 2013 at 1:06 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Timerick, you are nothing like Yancy, ( Think God) I don't always agree with you, seems to be less and less lately, I respect you because you are polite and respectful of others. You, like Roger; speak with intelligence.
I used to go to Lewisville park until they started charging. I couldn't see why they thought they had to charge when we were already paying for it through taxes. I figured it was just greed, they found another place to gouge the people.
Why are they spending more time there now? They didn't have a problem before the charges were put on.
Allydog, I didn't think I would ever agree with you, but, I am in full agreement with you on our Sheriff and his demanding more money. They always want more and more money but, just like the school districts, you don't see any improvement in the dep'ts. IMO. The rest of your tirades, and I can lump them together as they are all the same, are all BS. IMO again.
As for the Benton thing, I don't think that was a good move, but wasn't there a precident set before, when former commissioners did that with hires. If I am mistaken I stand corrected, but I don't think I am.
Jacjac, I don't understand, why do you think they didn't have the facts before they considered changing the fees.
Hawkeye, One opinion does not make something a fact. Have you gone to the park to see for yourself if the park is gone to hell? I have, and have not found It all as you have described it. It is still neat, clean and is now open to people who could not aford to go to before.
You people that have been dumping on Benton, All you are saying is that he is sub-pare for the job. What has he done that is wrong in that capacity? You have not, as yet, faulted his work. He was hired as an administrator, how has he failed in that capacity? Haven't heard anything on that yet, just a bunch of retoric that he isn't qualified, you haven't mentioned in what way he isn't qualified. As I said before I did not think he should have been hired that way. I don't think he should have been hired at all as he already has a full time job.
November 18, 2013 at 9:36 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Just got back into town, GO Elsie did not make the statement of from milking to end product. When it was my job to churn the butter, we got it from the neibhor in gallon jugs. The cream had already risen, I just skimmed it off the top. Didn't take that long. Half hour to 45 min. Yes, it took longer when I did the milking. Never did use a cream separator.
March 12, 2013 at 4:21 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Else, Half a day to make butter? When I was a kid, it was my job to churn the butter. I, at first, shook it in a quart jar. Later we got a regular butter churn. I really like churning the butter, but it only took a half hour to 45 minutes from cream to butter and butter milk, that included getting the butter milk out of the butter. P.S. That wasn't a 100 years ago either. lol
March 11, 2013 at 10:39 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Drift, where did that first star come from?
January 10, 2013 at 1:21 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Goldieoldie, Gen.5:2 says God created man, male and female he created them, or something like that. So it sounds to me like man is the species and male and female are the gender of the male species. I think mankind includes all of the man species. When he said mans days were numbered to 120 or 140 years(I don't remember which) HE was not talking about just the male gender of the species, but the male and female as both were killed in the flood. I may be wrong but that is what it sounds like to me.
January 7, 2013 at 8:51 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Thank you Golden Oldie, I knew I could count on you. I will see what mother earth has to say. Have a nice day and stay worm.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – State Attorney General Herbert Slatery has found that the cost of lawmakers' taxpayer-subsidized health insurance coverage falls under Tennessee's open records laws.
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NASHVILLE (AP) – State lawmakers concluded a session Thursday in which they approved measures to allow folks to buy wine in grocery stores, fight methamphetamine production and give high school graduates free tuition at community colleges.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The Affordable Care Act's health insurance subsidies will cost a little less than previously thought, according to a new report released Monday.
The Congressional Budget Office predicts that health insurance subsidies under the so-called "Obamacare" plan will total a little more than $1 trillion over the next 10 years, instead of almost $1.2 trillion initially estimated.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Medicare paid a tiny group of doctors $3 million or more apiece in 2012. One got nearly $21 million.
Those are among the findings of an Associated Press analysis of physician data released Wednesday by the Obama administration, part of a move to open the books on health care financing.
Helping people with insurance requires the ability to plan for multiple scenarios.
That's something Rep. Mark Pody, a Republican from Lebanon, Tenn., has taken with him to the Tennessee General Assembly, and he says it helps even when everyone is in agreement on a bill's final outcome.
NASHVILLE (AP) – Republican Gov. Bill Haslam on Thursday named Criminal Appeals Judge Jeff Bivins to fill an upcoming vacancy on the Tennessee Supreme Court bench.
Bivins, 53, will replace Justice Bill Koch, who is retiring in July to become dean of the Nashville School of Law.
Millions of Americans could get extra time to enroll for taxpayer-subsidized coverage this year under President Barack Obama's health care law, allowing the administration to boost sign-ups and the political fortunes of Democrats under attack over the program's troubles.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Millions of Americans could get extra time to enroll for taxpayer-subsidized coverage this year under President Barack Obama's health care law. That would let the administration boost sign-ups and aid Democrats under attack over the program's troubles.
The Affordable Care Act, more commonly known as Obamacare, became law in 2010.
But the law has grown and changed so much since then that its pages number more than 25,000, and if you stack them one on top of another they are more than 10 feet high, says Tim Finnell, founder and president of Group Benefits LLC.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The Supreme Court seemed divided Tuesday over whether employers' religious beliefs can free them from a part of the new health care law that requires that they provide coverage of birth control for employees at no extra charge.
WASHINGTON (AP) – For years, many Americans followed a simple career path: Land an entry-level job. Accept a modest wage. Gain skills. Leave eventually for a better-paying job.
The workers benefited, and so did lower-wage retailers such as Wal-Mart: When its staffers left for better-paying jobs, they could spend more at its stores. And the U.S. economy gained, too, because more consumer spending fueled growth.
NASHVILLE (AP) – Republican Gov. Bill Haslam said Monday he has asked U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius to make a counterproposal to Tennessee's efforts to carve out a special deal for Medicaid expansion.
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) – Democrats say they'll keep trying to give all Mississippi government employees at least a $1,000 pay raise in the coming year, even after several attempts were blocked Wednesday in the Republican-majority House.
With the addition of two veteran health care attorneys, Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs LLP is expanding its health care practice to accommodate the growing legal needs of physicians, hospitals and health care systems.
Nashville-based Elmington Capital Partners apparently likes the apartment market in Downtown Memphis.
An Elmington-affiliated company plans on building a 64-unit apartment complex at 362 S. Second St., south of FedExForum.
CVS, the nation's second-largest drugstore chain, is kicking the habit of selling tobacco products as it continues to shift its focus toward being more of a health care provider.
The company said Wednesday that it will phase out cigarettes, cigars and chewing tobacco by Oct. 1 in its 7,600 stores nationwide, in a move that will help grow its business that works with doctors, hospitals and others to improve customers' health.
Shelby County Commissioner Steve Mulroy considered a bid for Shelby County mayor for the second time in a year and Monday, Feb. 3, pulled a qualifying petition to enter the Democratic primary just more than two weeks before the filing deadline for candidates in the May 6 county primaries.
1321 Sycamore View RoadMemphis, TN 38134Sale Amount: $1.4 million
Sale Date: Jan. 13, 2014Buyer: P & S Hospitality LLCSeller: G6 Hospitality Property LLCLoan Amount: $1.1 millionLoan Date: Jan. 14, 2014Maturity Date: N/ALender: Argent BankDetails: The former Motel 6 at 1321 Sycamore View Road in Northeast Memphis has traded hands for $1.4 million.
As they have for a few quarters now, Memphis-area business leaders continue to acknowledge an incremental sense of optimism about specific aspects of their companies and the economy, according to the results of the third Memphis Economic Indicator.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The Obama administration urged a Supreme Court justice Friday to stop blocking the new health care law's requirement that some religion-affiliated organizations provide health insurance that includes birth control.
2013: On the front page of the Daily News, Club Crave, at Fourth and Beale streets, had been closed as a public nuisance under a General Sessions Environmental Court order. The order followed a Christmas Eve shooting at the club that killed one person and injured two more. Memphis Mayor A C Wharton Jr. vowed the city would seek to demolish the building. The club still stands but has not reopened since.
WASHINGTON (AP) – With time running short, the nation's health care rolls still aren't filling up fast enough.
New signup numbers Wednesday showed progress for President Barack Obama's health care law, but not enough to guarantee that Americans who want and need coverage by Jan. 1 will be able to get it. Crunch time is now, as people face a Dec. 23 deadline to sign up if they are to have coverage by New Year's.
WASHINGTON (AP) – More troubles for the health care overhaul. Subsidies to help people buy insurance under the law may be vulnerable to fraud, a Treasury Department watchdog said Tuesday in a report suggesting that concerns about the law are far from over.
1022 S. Shady Grove RoadMemphis, TN 38119Sale Amount: $24.8 million
Sale Date: Nov. 15, 2013Buyer: 1022 South Shady Grove LLCSeller: 1022 Shady Grove LLCLoan Amount: $22.6 millionLoan Date: Nov. 15, 2013Maturity Date: N/ALender: Great American Life Insurance Co.Details: An affiliate of Chicago-based hotel asset manager Lodging Capital Partners LLC has paid $24.8 million for the Embassy Suites Memphis hotel at 1022 S. Shady Grove Road in East Memphis.
Technically, the suburban Shelby County governments that have reached tentative agreements with Shelby County Schools are not paying, in those agreements, for school buildings.
They are paying $10 each in quitclaims for the buildings and much larger amounts to settle all claims in general, notably the pending lawsuit in U.S. District Court for the Western District of Tennessee.
An affiliate of Chicago-based hotel asset manager Lodging Capital Partners LLC has paid $24.8 million for the Embassy Suites Memphis hotel at 1022 S. Shady Grove Road in East Memphis.
Dale Thomas, a partner in the law firm of Rainey, Kizer, Reviere & Bell PLC, will succeed John Burleson to become the firm's next president Jan. 1.
WASHINGTON (AP) – His personal and political credibility on the line, President Barack Obama reversed course Thursday and said millions of Americans should be allowed to renew individual coverage plans now ticketed for cancellation under the health care law that is likely to be at the heart of the 2014 elections.
The Tennessee lieutenant governor says it is a waste of time. The Memphis representative in U.S. Congress says it is overdue.
Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam is still negotiating with the White House on a possible $1.4 billion expansion of Medicaid in Tennessee that could cover 140,000 uninsured Tennesseans under TennCare, the state's version of Medicaid.
WINCHESTER, Tenn. (AP) – Former Democratic state Sen. Eric Stewart has been indicted on charges of theft and insurance fraud.
A rash of bad construction project surety bonds in three states and American Samoa landed at Memphis International Airport this summer with plans to demolish the Regency Hotel on the grounds of the airport.
The results of the second Memphis Economic Indicator, a new survey measuring general business sentiment jointly produced by The Daily News and Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP, reflect a modest overall improvement in optimism among business leaders compared to last quarter's survey results.
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Johnny Depp Is Releasing an Album of Pirate Songs. Sure. Why Not.
To further make it impossible to discern himself from Captain Jack Sparrow, Johnny Depp is releasing an album of pirate songs.
To further make it impossible to discern himself from Captain Jack Sparrow, Johnny Depp is releasing an album of pirate songs.
Hey Kemosabe, the 'Lone Ranger' trailer is here and gives us our first look at Johnny Depp as Tonto and Armie Hammer as The Lone Ranger...and a lot of trains. So what do you think of Depp's Native American accent?
'Family Guy' is hotter than ever, especially with the recent success of creator Seth MacFarlane's first movie 'Ted' lighting up the box office like a San Diego 4th of July fireworks display. 'Family Guy' will be returning soon, and its already got one A-lister lined up.
The big budget update of 'The Lone Ranger' won't hit theaters until the summer of 2013. But the first official images of the film were just released on producer Jerry Bruckheimer's Twitter account, offering a peek at Johnny Depp as one of the most iconic sidekicks in pop culture history.
Robert Pattinson has fought off competition from his Twilight co-star Taylor Lautner to land the top spot in a U.K. magazine's sexiest man poll.
Pattinson topped the list in Britain's Glamour for the third year running, leaving Lautner to trail in second place
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Age: 50
Occupation: Actor and Activist
Known For: TV shows like 'Family Ties' and being a longtime sufferer of Parkinson's Disease
Johnny Depp
Age: 48
Occupation: Actor
Known For: Playing Capt. Jack Sparrow in the 'Pirates of the Carribean' franchise and being generally swoon-worthy
In what will likely be considered a wise decision, studios are steering clear of Capt. Jack Sparrow this weekend.
Yep, with the summer movie season officially underway, 'Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides,' the fourth installment in the popular Disney franchise, is this weekend's only major new release, opening in 4,000 theatres nationwide on Friday including all 3 Twin Ports Marcus Theatres.
Capt. Jack Sparrow is back!
Today, Yahoo! released the official theatrical trailer for 'Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides,' the fourth installment in Disney's mega-popular movie franchise.
The new trailer includes footage of Capt. Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp) on his quest to find the Fountain of Youth, as well as scenes with 'Pirates' newbies Penelope Cruz, who plays the seductive Angelica, a woman from Jack's past, and Ian McShane, as the villainous pirate Blackbeard.
The animated film starting the voice of Johnny Depp as 'Rango' topped the box office this weekend pulling in an estimated $38 million. The quirky comedy features Depp playing a chameleon in the old west.


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Location-wise, this hotel scores big, as major malls and flagship shops are within steps of the hotel's front door—and the rooms are restful. They're furnished with specially designed Simmons Heavenly beds with quilted mattresses—which guests have raved about and even purchased. A small on-site spa, Body Rituals, opened in 2012. The lobby is a bit like an airport terminal—long, narrow, and full of folks tapping away on laptops. The lobby restaurant, the Grill on the Alley, is a steak house with a clubby atmosphere.
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The State of the Union address, the first foray of Election 2004, inevitably ended with God, who Bus
The State of the Union address, the first foray of Election 2004, inevitably ended with God, who Bus
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Forget Iowa. Forget John Kerry's victory and the ignition of this year's Democratic assault on Boy George. By far the most important political event of the year here so far was Boy George's State of the Union address, which came the evening after the Democrats' first caucuses - deliberately timed to steal the Democrats' thunder and media momentum. Last Tuesday night, Bush had a captive television audience of 60 million and delivered what will turn out to be his most important political speech of the year - at least until he accepts the Republicans' nomination at the party convention in New York come early September. And he duly delivered an oration that launched his re-election campaign, depicting himself as a super-tough but compassionate world statesman who is above the common political fray.
I have to admit that State of the Union addresses are one of those American institutions which still rather bemuse me. There was Boy George at 9.07pm EST last Tuesday, walking down the centre aisle of the House of Representatives' chamber, receiving cheers and back-slapping that put the welcome home of the English rugby team to shame. Everybody who is anybody in Washington was there - not just nearly all congressmen and women of both parties, but Supreme Court justices, all members of the administration (except one - in this case the commerce secretary, Don Evans - who is traditionally stationed elsewhere lest catastrophe strike the event and he/she has to take over the running of the country), and even foreign ambassadors.
I gave up counting the interruptions for applause after ten standing ovations in the first seven minutes.
"America this evening is a nation called to great responsibilities, and we're rising to meet them," is how the address began, heralding a further 54 minutes of well-honed, overpolished cliches that sounded like one soundbite after another: "Americans are proving once again to be the hardest-working people in the world . . . by our will and courage, this danger will be defeated . . . the United States will never be intimidated by thugs and assassins . . . because of American leadership and resolve, the world is getting safer . . . for all who love freedom and peace, the world without Saddam is a better and safer place . . . this great republic will lead the cause of freedom . . . we will finish the historic work of democracy in Afghanistan and Iraq . . . America's healthcare system [is] the best in the world . . . our nation must defend the sanctity of marriage." And so on, and on, and on.
So important did Boy George and his political guru, Karl Rove - seen by Democrats as the evil wizard behind Bush's ascension - regard this year's State of the Union address that preparations for it began last October, when the first outlines were drawn up by White House speechwriters. The first meetings about it with Boy George himself came in mid-November, and countless rewrites went on until the last minute on Tuesday night. The weekend before, Condoleezza Rice was working on it at Camp David; Dubbya practised a near-final draft last Monday, using the TelePrompTer he has finally mastered, in the White House cinema (which did not, alas, prevent a few flubs on the night).
Boy George, I suspect, has come to believe his own propaganda that he is a visionary leader and a uniter - although polls depict a country that is still agonisingly split down the middle. There are signs, along with Howard Dean's fading campaign, that the Iraq war is receding as an issue: 56 per cent of Americans continue to believe the US was right to invade Iraq anyway, and a 2-1 majority still strongly supports Bush on national security issues.
But polls also show that Dubbya is losing out fast on domestic issues, on the 2.3 million jobs lost during his administration and the turning of a budget surplus into a large deficit. He retains the broad support of 54 per cent of Americans, but if an election were held now, he would win by only 48 per cent against 46 for an unknown Democratic candidate - an extraordinarily close result given that the candidate has yet to be chosen and yet to reap all the publicity that comes with being the official opponent.
I was struck last Tuesday night by how giddy an experience it must be to deliver a State of the Union address, with all that adulation; only a strong and confident person would not have his head turned by the experience. Following those 54 minutes on the rostrum, Bush finally invoked America's biggest apparent supporter - God. I'm sure that by now Dubbya firmly believes God, too, is a Republican, someone who will guide him straight back into the White House when the nation goes to the polls in November. "May God continue to bless America," Bush intoned at the end of what was blatantly his first foray of Election 2004.


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There is a minimal experience with overdosage. Because of the slow absorption of Sandimmune Soft Gelatin Capsules or Oral Solution, forced emesis and gastric lavage would be of value up to 2 hours after administration. Transient hepatotoxicity and nephrotoxicity may occur which should resolve following drug withdrawal. Oral doses of cyclosporine up to 10 g (about 150 mg/kg) have been tolerated with relatively minor clinical consequences, such as vomiting, drowsiness, headache, tachycardia and, in a few patients, moderately severe, reversible impairment of renal function. However, serious symptoms of intoxication have been reported following accidental parenteral overdosage with cyclosporine in premature neonates. General supportive measures and symptomatic treatment should be followed in all cases of overdosage. Sandimmune (cyclosporine) is not dialyzable to any great extent, nor is it cleared well by charcoal hemoperfusion. The oral LD50 is 2329 mg/kg in mice, 1480 mg/kg in rats, and > 1000 mg/kg in rabbits. The intravenous (IV) LD50 is 148 mg/kg in mice, 104 mg/kg in rats, and 46 mg/kg in rabbits.
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WASHINGTON (AP) A House panel is probing the Election Day 2002 phone-jamming plot by GOP operatives against New Hampshire Democrats.
Rep. Paul Hodes, D-N.H., wants the panel to focus on key "unanswered questions" about whether the White House played a role in the plot — and whether the Justice Department dragged its feet on the case for political reasons.
"I want to know what the connection was between the White House, the Republican National Committee and the conspiracy to jam phones," said Hodes, who was scheduled to testify Wednesday before a joint panel of two Judiciary Committee subcommittees.
Hodes said the public deserves to know whether political interference delayed prosecution of the case until after the 2004 elections and President Bush's re-election. The controversy over the alleged political firings of eight federal prosecutors underscores the need to hold the Justice Department accountable, he said.
The phone-jamming scandal has led to at least three criminal prosecutions and a lawsuit that was settled with Republicans paying the Democrats $135,000.
Allen Raymond, a Republican consultant who served three months in prison for his role organizing the jamming, will also testify. He wrote a book entitled "How to Rig an Election."
More than 800 hang-up calls jammed phone lines set up by the state Democratic Party and the Manchester firefighters' union for more than an hour on Election Day, when Republican John Sununu won a hotly contested Senate race against then-Gov. Jeanne Shaheen, a Democrat. Since Sununu won by nearly 20,000 votes, the more than 800 jammed phone calls likely had little impact on the outcome of the race.
Charles McGee, former executive director of the New Hampshire Republican Party, pleaded guilty and served seven months in prison for his role in the scheme.
Former Republican National Committee Regional Director James Tobin of Maine was convicted by a jury in 2005 of helping arrange the phone-jam calls. He was acquitted this year on appeal. Federal prosecutors are appealing the acquittal.
At the time of the jamming, Tobin was regional political director for the RNC and the National Republican Senatorial Committee, overseeing Senate campaigns in several states. In 2004, he stepped down as New England chairman of Bush's re-election campaign when Democrats accused him of playing a role in the phone jamming.
Phone records from Tobin's trial show he made two dozen calls to the White House political office right around Election Day 2002, as the phone-jamming operation was finalized, carried out and abruptly shut down.
The White House political office, recipient of most of the calls, was run in 2002 by Ken Mehlman. He has denied any calls were related to the jamming, contending the discussions focused only on the close election won by Sununu.
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I instruct our students that the riposo after lunch does demand silence and an end to shopping, even if repose itself can't be legislated. Or perhaps it can: one year, an assiduous music student practiced singing her scales with the windows open during ''quiet time'' and found the carabinieri on her doorstep! Italians may seem easygoing, but many of their habits are actually stone-rigid rituals, not to be casually flaunted. Order your coffee before dessert and you can throw your waiter into serious confusion. As for cappuccino after 10 in the morning! I order as if I don't know any better and bear their tolerant contempt.
But in the end, beyond the trivia whose mastery makes me feel welcome, a town like Spoleto is unchangeable in far more profound ways. It is visibly layered, its history an unyielding pile of conquests, each succeeding the one that preceded it like innings in a many-millennium game. The Etruscans, the Romans, the Guelphs and Ghibellines -- each has left its tangible ruins, its ineradicable beauty. They have left a Roman amphitheater, a fourth-century house, a simple sixth-century Roman church, a Fra Lippo Lippi fresco in the Duomo. There is a multi-ton stone portal through which Hannibal is said to have fled when boiling oil was dumped on the heads of his men. The bones in the graveyard crypts may be removed every so many years, but the facades of the old city -- cobblestone Spoleto alto, not the basso down below, with its chic stores and uninflected new buildings -- may crumble with age, but they will not disappear. If there are malls to be built (and there are), they will be erected on the flat, somewhere else.
The third summer I taught in Spoleto, my mother died in Florida, and my accidental presence in that static repository of eras, of centuries, of entire civilizations, worked my sorrow toward a strange reconciliation with time: before I hurried myself to the plane to come home for her funeral, I felt her less as a unique loss (which, of course, she would always be) than as if she were also but another stone in a huge wall built across the ages. Somehow, being there, I could see her in her place under the eye of eternity, which is a hard eye to catch in New York, where she was buried, or Houston, where I lived then. Wordsworth's lines seemed very present, when he speaks of a beloved, newly departed, ''rolled round in earth's diurnal course, with rocks, and stones, and trees.''
So I begin, now, gearing up for another season on that glorious borrowed hilltop. Will there be snow and hail (two years ago, for a strange few midsummer minutes)? Unmoving heat and then a sweet soaking rain (last summer)? One new restaurant? One snail-slow renovation finally finished? Surprise is not likely. For that, all I have to do is walk up the street at home in the United States and find the day's new taste thrill, which may or may not last a year.
The American half of Spoleto's Festival of Two Worlds runs from May 28 to June 13, in Charleston, N.C. Among its offerings are two programs by the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, and Forbidden Christmas, or The Doctor and the Patient,'' a theater piece with Mikhail Baryshnikov. Directed by the Georgian writer-director Rezo Gabriadze, its score includes tango music, Georgian folk songs and Shostakovich. Telephone: 843- 579-3100; Web site: www.spoletousa.org.
From July 2 to July 18, the 46th International Spoleto Festival in Italy presents a range of events, including film tributes to Jeanne Moreau and Ingrid Bergman; a concert celebrating the 93rd birthday of Maestro Gian Carlo Menotti, the festival's founder; and a jazz performance by Julliard musicians under Wynton Marsalis. Telephone: 011-39-0743-45028; Web site: www.spoletofestival.it.
As the festival winds down, the 12th annual Spoleto Arts Symposia (July 17 to July 30) commences, with workshops for writing (emphasizing writing exercises and the production of new work), Italian cooking (taught by the Umbrian chef Eros) and jazz and aria singing. Telephone: 340-773-0073; Web site: www.spoletoarts.com.
Photos: The ancient city is host to a major international event every July, the Festival of Two Worlds, founded by Gian Carlo Menotti and attended by thousands. Then it goes back to being itself.; Opposite page, clockwise from top: The Locanda della Signoria, in the shadow of the Duomo; fresh, fresher and freshest bread; the kitchen at Pecchiarda, a popular restaurant hidden in an unpromising alley. Left: The mercato.(Photographs by Alberto Giuliani/Grazia Neri for The New York Times; Mercato by Toni Anzenberger/Anzenberger Agency); Left: The facades of the old upper town may crumble with age but, like the relics of even earlier times, they will not disappear.; This page: Palazzo Dragoni, now a hotel, stands on a narrow street near the Duomo. (Photographs by Alberto Giuliani/Grazia Neri for The New York Times); Festival time! A crowd settles in for a concert in the Piazza del Duomo. (Photograph by Marcello Mencarini/Grazia Neri) Map (Map by Myra Klockenbrink for The New York Times)


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