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Perennial Bluegrass favorites Greensky Bluegrass have joined forces with Todd Sheaffer of Railroad Earth for an inspiring one-week tour in December. With dates spanning the mid-west and up through the northeast, this is one tour that will go down in the Americana history books.
Today the venerable Ohio jamband institution, ekoostik hookah, offers two announcements about the departure of band founder, bassist and vocalist Cliff Starbuck. With no plans to end their nearly twenty-year career of playing music, ekoostik hookah will continue playing music, hosting Hookahvilles and touring. Here is Cliff Starbuck's statement:
Fort Worth-born singer-songwriter-guitarist Collin Herring will release today, Tuesday, November 17, his fourth distinctive album of originals that defy easy categorization, the sophisticated and haunting OCHO: eight songs with essences of rock, folk-rock and country in both the lyrics and instrumentation and subtle surprises in each.
Toubab Krewe is set to close-out an incredible 2009 with a tour that takes them up and down the East Coast. They kick things off this weekend at the Bear Creek Music Festival in Live Oak, FL before heading northeast for a run that includes a show at the Santos Party House in NYC (11/19).
October 20, 2009, marked numerous milestones for the multi-instrumentalist, three-time GRAMMY(TM) winner and affable, animated personality Sam Bush. Not only Bush's 25th wedding anniversary, October 20th also saw the release of Circles Around Me, his eighth solo release, and the launch of SBTV (Sam Bush TV), which continues Bush's foray in the realm of series video.
As the buzz around Pacific Dust, the brand new release from The Mother Hips, continues to build and the great reviews pour in, The Hips announce additional fall 2009 tour dates and their early 2010 winter tour schedule. The Bay Area psych-rockers continue to tour nationally behind Pacific Dust, their 11-song studio album, which reached # 82 on Billboards Heatseekers chart this week.
The Bridge have announced plans for a four week residency in December at The Gramercy Theatre in New York City where they'll perform every Monday night of the month. The shows will be free and feature different special guests and opening acts at each performance.
Vandaveer is the alt-folk song-singing/record making/globetrotting project penned and put forth by DC-by-way-of-Kentucky tunesmith Mark Charles Heidinger.
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When we laugh, thrill and wonder with the characters of Memphis, Buckminster Fuller, A Little Princess, Moxie and The Light in the Piazza as they go on their fantastic journeys, we can gain that quality that we most need to succeed on our own journey of becoming who we are created to be - courage. Theatrical Outfit presents the 2015-2016 Season of Courage with the hope to not only entertain and engage, but to inspire and transform. Welcome to the adventure of the human experience. -- Tom Key, Artistic Director
September 10 – 20, 2015
at the Rialto Center for the Arts
co-production with AuroraTheatre
Electric Rock-n-Roll Musical!
Book and Lyrics by Joe DiPietro
Music and Lyrics by David Bryan
Based on a Concept by George W. George
Directed byTom Key
Musical Direction by Ann-Carol Pence
Choreography by Waverly Lucas
Winner of the Tony Award for Best Musical and inspired by the underground clubs of the 1950s, Memphis follows the forbidden love of a white DJ who falls for everything he shouldn't: R&B music and a magnetic black singer chasing stardom. Our lovers embark with courage on a dangerous affair but are challenged by family, personal ambition and a non-accepting world. This roof-raising musical, about a revolution that erupts when a vision meets a voice, features a mix of electrifying music, high-octane dancing and soulful, soaring emotion.
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One Man. One Mission.
By D.W. Jacobs,
from the Life, Work and Writings of R. Buckminster Fuller
Starring Tom Key
Hop onboard a captivating quest chronicling the Leonardo da Vinci of the twentieth century in this unconventional one-man show blending multimedia, poetry and humanist humor. Can humankind sustain itself on Earth, and if so, how? Do we have the courage to reinvent ourselves? So ponders R. Buckminster Fuller – engineer, environmentalist, futurist, poet, philosopher and inventor of the geodesic dome. A visionary who foretold many of today's challenges, Bucky teaches us to save the planet by doing more with less. Meet the mesmerizing man behind the world-saving mission.
R. Buckminster Fuller: THE HISTORY (and Mystery) OF THE UNIVERSE was developed and received its world premiere production at San Diego Repertory Theatre—March 31, 2000"
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Spunky Family Musical!
Book and Lyrics by Brian Crawley
Music by Andrew Lippa
Based on the Novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett
Directed by Mira Hirsch
Privileged Sara Crewe, daughter of an adventurer in Africa, finds herself shipped away to drab Victorian-era London. Though she wows new school chums with tales of magic and mystery, she also draws the wrath of the Headmistress, Miss Minchin. When grim news arrives from afar, Sara's charmed life crumbles, and she's forced to become a servant. Relying on imagination, courage and inner-royalty, Sara faces adversity with the dignity of a true princess. Based on Frances Hodgson Burnett's classic novel, this spunky family musical, full of African music, dance and exotic locales, is a treat for all!
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An American marine in Afghanistan connects with his son across the world by crafting a handmade book. As the unfinished Book of Moxie journeys on to a chic Parisian apartment, the slums of India, and, finally, an inner-city American school, all who touch it are sparked to add their personal stories, contributing to its enchanting and mystical force. This globetrotting adventure tale acts as a reminder of the power of storytelling, the potency of words and the courage we all must summon to thrive and connect in modern times.
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Based on the Novella by Elizabeth Spencer
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In 1953, Margaret Johnson of Winston-Salemis on holiday in Italy when dashing Fabrizzio falls fast for her daughter, Clara. As the courtship races, Margaret must reveal a family secret or summon the courage to consent to marriage. Themes of sacrifice, destiny and the effervescence of first love ripple through this lush period musical. Adapted from the novella by Elizabeth Spencer with a score by Adam Guettel (grandson of composer Richard Rogers), this winner of six Tony Awards transports audiences to sunshine-filled Tuscany and into the hearts of some of musical theatre's most endearing characters.
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The Crimson Queen - Optional Unpacked ResourcesJun 8, 2010 Patch 0 comments
For those who are using The Crimson Queen (see mod page) and are having issues with the bsa for whatever reason (i.e. missing meshes and textures), try...
The Crimson Queen
...Flesh, Blood, and Bone obey Her.
Current Forum at BGS and TES Alliance
Table of Contents
1. Intro
2. Features
3. Known Issues
4. Compatibility
5. Download
1. Introduction
*This mod is meant to be played with the lights off and the volume cranked up. Also, please refrain from using nighteye and/or light spells.*
An odd man has been lurking around Cheydinhal, looking for someone to do some dangerous work. He says that there
is a horrific vampire who has made haven in Cyrtsalbeam Bog, in the southern marshes of Morrowind. Should
you except this man's work you will discover unspeakable horrors and grotesque monstrosities. You will face
enemies unlike anything you have seen before...in an environment you have only laid witness to in your nightmares.
Good luck...you're going to need it.
*This mod showcases some of what you will see in Terran Vampires v2.0. Although this mod ties into T.V., it does not require any version or resources of T.V. and (via secrecy) it is lore friendly.
2. Features
-Travel to the Southern Marshes of Morrowind
-New, never before seen enemies
-New environments
-New architecture, containers, statics, etc.
-New Sounds
-New items
-New weapons
-New ingredients
-New artifacts
-Optional plugin for those with Terran Vampires beta v1.4
-New frightening experience
-and much much more!
3.Known Issues
-Possible minor bug remaining, but really nothing to worry about. I couldn't replicate the crash that a few people had when going back to Cyrodiil before the Queen is killed, so be sure to go prepared because you might not be able to leave until she is dead! Have fun :)
One of the design principles of this mod is to write everything from scratch and to alter nothing that already existed. With few exceptions, this mod does not alter any existing NPCs, scripts, items, objects, or any other references, so it should be compatible with almost any other mod out there.
The only possible incompatibilities are with anything that drastically changes the Cheydinhal Bridge Inn interior,
and/or anything that changes the area East/Northeast of Lake Canulus.
5. Download
Discover the Tzimitze... @ TESAlliance, TESNexus, PES, and now Mod DB
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For those who use The Crimson Queen (see mod page) but don\'t use Elys- Universal Silent Voice.
Version 2.1 An odd man has been lurking around Cheydinhal, looking for someone to do some dangerous work. He says that there is a horrific vampire who...
Scary just dousnt do it on oblivion do a better plot :)
From the pictures, the level design and creatures are not very scary. But everyone knows it's the sound that makes it scary. On the other Hand, the creatures do look really cool. I'll give it a try when I get my new processor.(couple of weeks)
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Lists of asadmin Subcommands
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Usage Comparison with Previous Releases
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See the output of these scripts comparing 3.0 and the 3.1 trunk as of 8/26/2010. In this file, the lines marked with "<" are those from 3.0 and the lines marked with ">" are those from 3.1.
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(DE) Tree Edition newly published: "PIERRE ATTAINGNANT: 12 Duets for Renaissance Lutes" edited by Anton Hoeger
12 chanson intavolations for 2 equally tuned Renaissance lutes from: Vingt et cinq chansons musicales..., 1530
(DE) Ramée Label's latest realease: "Recorders greate and smale" by Mezzaluna
Music for the English Court Recorder Consort played by Mezzaluna (Renaissance recorders).
Although the recorder is probably known primarily as a baroque instrument amongst the general public, it is rather the 16th century, which should actually be considered the golden age of its history. At that time, single recorders were certainly used in mixed ensembles of instruments, but from numerous sources there is clear evidence, that it was especially the homogeneous recorder consort, or "a whoall noyse of recorders", as some English sources would call it, which enjoyed an unprecedented popularity with both amateurs and professionals. The English Court however, constitutes a special case, since it is the only known establishment, where over a period of no less than ninety years, a group of specialized instrumentalists was officially enrolled as recorder players and members of a standing recorder consort: the Royal Recorders.
(US) The Children of Orpheus: How Composers Receive Ancient Texts (Call for papers) (Jan. 26, 2010)
"The Children of Orpheus: How Composers Receive Ancient Texts"
Deadline: 26 JAN 2010!
The American Philological Association's Outreach Panel for the 2011 Annual Meeting in San Antonio, January 6-9, 2011, invites papers that discuss texts set to music from 1400 to the present that are based on, or influenced by, ancient Greek or Latin literature, and analyze how their creators engaged with these texts through direct setting, adaptation, translation, or alteration. Subjects might include, but are not limited to,song-cycles, operas, oratorios, cantatas, hymns, film scores, or popular music.
(BE) 19th-Century Brass Instrument Laboratory (April 16-18, 2010)
During this new laboratory, the instructors will acquaint (pre) professional musicians with particular playing techniques, instruments and the 19th-century repertoire including some lesser-known works. You'll play the instruments coached by the following members of the Orchestre des Champs-Elysées: Alain De Rudder, Luc Bergé, Wim Becu and Marc Girardot. A19th-century instrument can be borrowed for the duration of the lab.
Works by Jean François Victor Bellon, Antoine Simon, Félicien-César David, … will be performed.
(BE) International Masterclass Wim Becu, Director - Polyhymnia Caduceatrix & Panegyrica by Michael Praetorius (Nov. 1-7, 2010)
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Great Lakes Corn Chowder
|Ears of corn
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|Bacon strip
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|To Taste, deveined
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|3 Medium, peeled, finely chopped
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|Ground allspice
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|Bay leaf
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|Ground black pepper
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|Chopped parsley
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2. In a large nonreactive saucepan, fry the bacon over moderately high heat, stirring occasionally, until crisp, about 10 minutes. Transfer the bacon to paper towels to drain. Crumble and set aside.
3. Discard all but 3 tablespoons of the bacon drippings from the pan. Add the onion and cook over moderate heat until golden, 4 to 5 minutes. Add the green bell pepper, jalapeno and celery and cook until slightly softened, about 2 minutes. Add the tomatoes, potatoes, salt, allspice, sugar, bay leaf and the reserved corn kernels with their "milk" and stir well. Cook over moderate heat until the mixture begins to sizzle.
4. Reduce the heat to low. Cover and cook, stirring occasionally, until the potatoes are tender, 35 to 45 minutes. Stir in the cream and milk and bring just to a boil. Remove from the heat and season with black pepper to taste. Ladle the chowder into bowls and garnish with the reserved bacon and the parsley.


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Well I read the second issue of Avengers and it felt a little off...but ended with another intriguing cliffhanger. Secret Avengers#2 came out yesterday as well which I picked up but haven't read yet. Also Marvel seems to be revealing the new 'Spider-Girl' from the Young Allies in an upcoming issue of Amazing Spider-Man (I think 637).
Yeah, Secret Avengers is pretty good. Brubaker knows his stuff. Avengers was a little off to me as well. Not sure Bendis is a good match for the team.( Yeah Yeah I know) So far Secret Avengers reads and feels more like the Avengers I know.
I couldn't even finish Young Allies.
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For over seven decades, generations of young readers have delighted in the stories of Henry, Jessie, Violet and Benny, known collectively as The Boxcar Children. But before four orphans found their way from an abandoned boxcar to a new life with their loving grandfather, they had another life and adventures yet untold. In The Boxcar Children Beginning: The Aldens of Meadow Fair Farm, Newbery Medal-winning author Patricia MacLachlan offers a new beginning to a classic series.
The Alden family of Meadow Fair Farm is not wealthy, but they have always managed. What they lack in economy they balance with the support of strong family ties and good humor. Readers will be charmed by the gentle tone and tranquil setting of the farm life and the new friends encountered as the Alden children enjoy their last season at home before embarking on a more challenging journey. MacLachlan possesses an uncanny gift for mirroring the voice of Gertrude Chandler Warner. Her narration and characterizations strongly reflect the simple, straightforward and unassuming style of the original. Those who have read any of the nineteen volumes of The Boxcar Children will be struck by the similarity of style between the two authors.
Her ability to engage young readers without overwhelming them is particularly evident in this story. The Boxcar Children Beginning prequel serves as a wonderful introduction to the rich and bountiful series, while neatly avoiding the hazard of saddening young readers when it comes to the reason for their leaving the farm. The transition from life on the farm to life in the boxcar is made all the smoother by MacLachlan's inclusion of a continuation teaser, borrowed from the original first volume. This prequel is recommended both for younger readers who have yet to enjoy the beloved series, and for current fans curious about the children's life before the boxcar.
Changing schools can be a stressful experience, especially when you are in high school. There are so many things to navigate—teachers, classes, building, and students—not to mention the social cliques. New sophomore Sadie Wildhack welcomes the chance to reinvent herself, and maybe this time be a part of the popular crowd in Ayun Halliday's graphic novel Peanut, illustrated by Paul Hoppe.
Somehow Sadie has decided that having a peanut allergy will give her special attention, and increased social status. She orders a medic alert bracelet online, and writes her required introductory essay on the perils of having a life-threatening condition. Sure enough, Sadie's "peanut allergy" is enough of an icebreaker to earn her some new friends, a spot at a lunchroom table, and even a boyfriend. Christopher Suzuki, "Zoo", christens her "Peanut", writing her adorable, origami-folded notes since he avoids communicating through modern technology.
But faking a peanut allergy requires much more vigilance than Sadie bargained for, especially since her mom is not in on the ruse. Author Halliday has created a likable, angsty protagonist whom teens can readily identify with, even as they shake their heads at the problems her deception creates. And Zoo is the understanding, thoughtful, cute and attentive boyfriend girls wish they had. Halliday perfectly captures teen banter, as well as the dialogue of the adults that populate this graphic novel. Paul Hoppe's line illustrations evoke not only the nuances of the characters, but also the classrooms, cafeteria, and locker-lined hallways of a high school that could be any high school. Hoppe's art is rendered in grayscale, with the notable exception of Sadie's shirt (and a single rose provided by Zoo), always a bright red hue. Peanut is highly recommended for teen readers and adults who remember the struggle to both fit in and stand out.
Sophronia Temminnick, the heroine of Gail Carriger's new teen steampunk novel, Etiquette & Espionage, loves to climb trees, take machines apart, spy on her family, and worst of all has never learned a proper curtsy. Her mother believes that a stint in finishing school will transform Sophronia into a lady, so she sends her to Mademoiselle Geraldine's Finishing Academy for Young Ladies of Quality. However as Sophronia soon finds out, Mademoiselle Geraldine's is not an average finishing school—students are taught how to dress, dance, and curtsy, but much more effort is given to the study of espionage.
Sophronia discovers that she was recruited secretly to the school because of her less than lady-like behavior. She quickly proves her merit during the journey to the academy, when she fights off a group of bandits trying to steal a mysterious prototype from the carriage. Upon arriving at Mademoiselle Geraldine's, Sophronia begins lessons in everything from intelligence gathering and fundamental espionage to dance and dress. While she enjoys the espionage classes most, she does come to recognize the importance of the more typical finishing school classes as well. She puts her new knowledge to the test almost immediately, as she and her new group of friends investigate what happened to the mysterious prototype that bandits tried to steal during her journey to school.
Gail Carriger's witty novel is one that teens and adults alike are sure to enjoy. Etiquette & Espionage is a fun addition to Carriger's other steampunk novels. Readers can look forward to more of Sophronia's finishing school adventures in the sequel, Curtsies & Conspiracies, which is set to be released in the fall of this year.
If you had the chance to change an event in your life, would you? What if that change meant uncertainty, loneliness, and possibly death? The time traveler in Sean Ferrell's new novel, Man in the Empty Suit, becomes intimately acquainted with the chaotic, frightening, and liberating repercussions of seizing your destiny and altering your fate.
Ever since he discovered his ability, the time traveler has been jaunting along in time with no discernible mission other than exploring the ages for his own amusement. The only true continuity in his life comes from the party he attends each year on his birthday, where he mingles with all his other selves from other years. There is the Inventor, who first travels through time and initially sets up the party, the other Youngsters, who are younger than his current self, and the Elders, who are older and more knowing. He is surrounded by himself, and each year the party progresses in exactly the same way with each version playing the same role and saying the same lines as before to avoid breaking continuity with each other and altering the proscribed timeline. But the year he turns 39, events do not proceed as usual. Due to a single missed action, versions start ending up dead, memories the Elders have are disconnected from the current reality, and a mysterious woman named Lily appears at the party for the first time. It is the time traveler's job to set things right, but will he choose to return events to their original path or to forge a new destiny for himself?
This gripping, surreal story is full of emotional tension and psychological drama. Fans of time travel fiction, science fiction, and Stephen King's 11/22/63 will find this unusual and offbeat novel a compelling and thought-provoking read.
Ann Leary introduces us to a delightful, if not slightly tragic, character in her novel The Good House. Hildy Good lives in a historic community on Boston's North Shore, where she works as a rather successful independent real estate broker. She is the descendant of famed Massachusetts witch Sarah Good, and is often reputed to having psychic abilities. Hildy vehemently denies this, however. The abilities she possesses lie only in her ability to read body language and facial cues, and she can often get her friends and relatives to reveal secrets best kept hidden.
But Hildy harbors her own secret. Recently, her daughters staged an intervention and forced her to confront her drinking. Hildy agrees to spend a month in Hazelden, if only to appease her children. But Hildy believes that drinking is hard liquor, and not the occasional bottle of wine. Hildy soon becomes adept at abstaining at social occasions, opting to secretly sip from the nectar while at home. All the while, Hildy is still working hard to sell properties and attract new clients. She becomes involved in the lives of some of the quirky residents of the town and soon secrets are revealed to her about their complicated lives. But it could be very worrisome to reveal your secrets to the town alcoholic. The Good House is an incredible novel told from Hildy's point of view. She narrates her tale, and is a somewhat unreliable narrator because her perspective is often skewed by drink. The audio version of the book is read by the talented actress Mary Beth Hurt, and she provides a striking voice for Hildy that makes the audio a joy to listen to. The Good House is a wonderful character study and will be enjoyed by individual readers and book groups alike.
Artist Grant Wood's work evokes the essence of the Midwestern United States, especially as depicted in his iconic painting American Gothic. Wood's equivalent in the literary world must surely be Kent Haruf, who conjures up the same quiet and steadfast spirit in his novels of small town living. In his newest book, Benediction, Haruf once again uses the fictional setting of rural Holt, Colorado.
Old "Dad" Lewis is dying. A fixture in Holt, he has owned the downtown hardware store since he was a young man, and has been married to Mary for just as long. Mary and Dad notify their middle-aged daughter Lorraine of her father's terminal illness, and Lorraine returns to her childhood home to help and support her mother as they care for Dad in his final weeks. As Dad deteriorates, Lorraine and Mary must figure out a new footing for their own relationship as well as determine how Dad's death will figure on their future. The descriptions of the matter-of-fact yet tender care Mary provides for Dad as he becomes increasingly incapacitated are a beautiful testament to the deep love between the couple.
Haruf has two themes running through Benediction. Not surprisingly, one involves Dad's reflections on his past, with an emphasis on choices made by Dad in pivotal circumstances. Dad ruminates on wayward son Frank who broke contact with his parents years ago; the widow of a former hardware store employee discovered by Dad to be embezzling funds; and Dad's own hardscrabble parents who never met their grandchildren. At the same time, Haruf highlights different kinds of love found in daily life, including platonic love between friends, erotic love stemming from passion, and unconditional love between man and God. As a disgraced preacher in the story explains, it is the ordinary life of good people which is most precious and Haruf illustrates this tenet perfectly with his spare prose.
We often think that modern rock stars and actors have the market cornered when it comes to bad behavior, but the list of authors who achieved notoriety is long and distinguished. Andrew Shaffer reveals their stories in Literary Rogues: A Scandalous History of Wayward Authors. From the Marquis de Sade to James Frey, Shaffer brings us true stories of the vices, scandals, and exploits of well-known authors from Western literature.
At the height of his addiction, Thomas De Quincey, author of Confessions of an English Opium-Eater, took 8,000 drops (80 teaspoons worth!) of laudanum a day. Lord Byron was known to drink wine from his ancestors' skulls to help ease his depression. He also had a love affair with his half-sister Augusta Leigh. Although she began as a teetotaler, Dorothy Parker eventually became an alcoholic. She smoked three packs of Chesterfield cigarettes a day and used tuberose perfume to mask the smell of the scotch that she habitually drank. When she was warned that her behavior would send her to an early grave, Parker replied, "Promises, promises!" While entertaining friends, Joan Vollmer, common-law wife of William S. Burroughs, challenged him to prove his marksmanship by shooting a highball glass off the top of her head. Both were drunk. Burroughs obliged but missed, killing her instantly. In 1969, Hunter S. Thompson ran for sheriff in Aspen, Colorado, on the Freak Power Party ticket, a high-profile stunt that Thompson hoped would gain attention for his "freak power" message.
Shaffer brings us all of the outrageous details and salacious gossip in this compilation of the bad boys and bad girls of literature. Chapters are separated by literary period, and discuss the authors from that era. Readers will be struck by the interconnectedness of these great authors' lives. Infused with Shaffer's dark humor, Literary Rogues amuses, saddens, and sometimes shocks.
Newbery Medal winner Clare Vanderpool returns with a coming-of-age tale sprinkled with magic and adventure in Navigating Early, set at the end of World War II. Jack Baker's mother has suddenly died, and his military dad uproots him from Kansas to an all-boys boarding school in Maine. While feeling like a fish out of the very water so prevalent on this campus, Jack does befriend Early Auden, an unusual boy who seems to have his run of the school. Early is an orphan whose brother was a superstar at the school but whom everyone (except Early) believes to have died in the war.
As the two get to know one another, it is clear that while Early may be quirky, even obsessive; he definitely has a gift for numbers. He sees colors in numbers and fashions a story about the number Pi. Early shares his story of Pi with Jack, and Jack agrees to accompany Early on his quest for his missing brother and a legendary great black bear along the Appalachian Trail. Early's Pi story is filled with pirates, volcanoes, and extraordinary escapades. Oddly, the boys' journey parallels Pi's story, as they encounter similar characters and excitement along the Trail. The two travel by land and sea all while overcoming obstacles and learning more about other and themselves.
As they complete this mission together and navigate dangerous paths, each realizes the power of his personal connections and that sometimes what you are looking for isn't always what you find. Vanderpool masterfully weaves the story of the boys' quest with the tale of Pi into a quickly moving narrative with beautiful language and mystical overtones. This stunning novel is homage to the power of stories, the importance of personal journeys, and the power of our individual constellations.
Light a fire under your young mathematician! In The Golden Rectangle, author Gillian Neimark tells the tale of a 10-year-old girl from Puddleville, Georgia, who wants to grow up to be a horse rustler (although she's not sure exactly what that is). Unfortunately, her destiny may lie elsewhere. After finding a mysterious key in her secret hayloft hideout, Lucy Moon is visited by Square Man, a 4-inch, square–shaped wizard intent on removing all curved lines from the world. Square Man tries to convince Lucy that an evil wizard named Dr. Pi is trying to make spirals out of all of the rectangles in the world. Lucy is skeptical and uses what turns out to be her magic key to land in the closet of Flor Bernoulli, herself a magical 10-year-old in New York. The girls embark on a whimsical adventure as they try to prevent Square Man from "squaring" the earth. The story is light and fun while introducing the reader to the concept of the Golden Rectangle (a mathematical term referring to a rectangle with a specific ratio of dimensions which is considered to be the most aesthetically pleasing of all rectangles. It has some other nifty properties as well). This is a sequel to The Secret Spiral, by the same author.
The Number Devil: A Mathematical Adventure, by Hans Magnus Enzensberger, takes a more direct approach in teaching mathematical concepts. Robert, the main character, hates math. The Number Devil takes over his dreams to teach him mathematical concepts in his sleep, one concept a night for twelve nights. Using everyday language and very few technical terms, The Number Devil brings clarity to topics such as infinite numbers, prime numbers, and Fibonacci numbers. Using pictures, diagrams and clear examples, the Number Devil helps Robert understand the topics and shows shortcuts to quickly showcase the principles. Even readers with a mild case of arithmophobia will learn to appreciate math after reading these titles.
Are they bad? Or just drawn that way? Those are the questions award-winning children's author Jane Yolen and her daughter Heidi Stemple debate as they take an entertaining tour through the lives of some of history's most notorious women in Bad Girls: Sirens, Jezebels, Murderesses, Thieves, and Other Female Villains. Arranged chronologically from Old Testament barber Delilah to 20th century mob courier Virginia Hill, this deck of 26 dicey dames includes royalty (Bloody Mary, Catherine of Russia), wild women of the Wild West (Belle Starr, Calamity Jane) and out-and-out criminals (Moll Cutpurse, Bonnie Parker).
Each short (2- to 8-page) chapter opens with a lush, period-appropriate poster-style portrait by illustrator Rebecca Guay. The authors then outline each lady's dastardly deeds and point out the "aggravating or mitigating" circumstances that may influence the reader's opinion of their guilt. Yolen and Stemple speak directly to the reader, bickering delightfully about context and consequences as they model good discussion behavior (and shoes!), in a page of comics at the end of each chapter. The authors' enthusiasm for their subject is contagious, abetted by playful language that makes Bad Girls a rock 'em sock 'em read. Alliteration, rhyme, short sentences and a conversational tone combine with sometimes-challenging vocabulary to make this book readable but by no means dumbed-down. A hearty bibliography will give a girl a leg up on the further reading she is sure to want to do. Feminist, girl-powered, intelligent and open-ended - this book respects the reader as much as it does its subjects.
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Probably the box where this didn't come up was cookied. Which works on one's own computer, but public computers can be another story (OK that one was in my father's apartment). It was usually when I was in college, and was sometimes at the comps in the computer labs I ran into the, oh I forgot to delete the cache. And those lab computers usually were set to run with an inordinately large browser cache, measuring in the multiple GB range
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Rosie's Walk (1968)
by Pat Hutchins
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This book is about a chicken named Rosie and her walk through the farmyard. It provides a variety of descriptive directional words.
about a hen who leaves the chicken coop and goes on a walk. She was followed by a fox who gets it as Rosie continues to walk.
A great use of medium. The text is a single sentence, describing Rosie the hen's peaceful walk around the farm ("Rosie the hen went for a walk . . . and got back in time for dinner."), but the illustrations tell a different story: the whole time, a fox is pursuing her, intent on getting his own dinner. Humorous mishaps keep stopping him, and eventually he's chased off by a swarm of bees. The art is nice--red, orange, and yellow in the foreground and green in the background, usually with heavy borders, giving everything a sort of paper cutout look. Quite enjoyable.
Rosie the hen goes for a walk around the farm but unbeknownest to her, a fox is trying to catch her.
Rosie's Walk is about a hen who leaves the chicken coop and goes for a walk. She is followed by the fox who gets dealt the hand of unfortunate events as Rosie continues to walk.
I liked this book because of the humor in it.
The ages/grade levels I would use this for are 3-6/preschool-1st grade.
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0020437501, Paperback)Rosie the hen leaves the chicken coop and sets out for a little walk. Right behind her is the fox, slyly trying to catch up with her. Rosie's walk is quiet, uneventful and eventually leads her back to the coop, blissfully unaware of the fox's travails as he tries -- unsuccessfully -- to navigate the obstacle course that Rosie has led him through.
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A hen unwittingly outmaneuvers a sly fox.
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This is another 'me too'. I just bought a Shuttle SN41G2 with the Nforce2 chipset, and installed the latest Gentoo Linux from their CD's, which also included the latest Nvidia drivers. The audio and network work perfectly, but the video is showing the same problem I've seen posted here. If I use the open-source version ("nv" as the device in XF86config), X starts up with no problems. But if I change it to "nvidia" (and load "glx"), the screen seems to freeze in text mode with a bunch of random graphics characters, and all I can do is reboot with ctrl-alt-delete. There are no errors in the Xfree log file, and the last line indicates that it's about to set the mode to 1280x1024 (what I specified). I've tried various suggestions that people have posted, but none have any effect.
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Once again, the racism of the Harper government in Canada is on full display. The idea that there is any substantial "Islamic terrorism" that can be fought or defeated with air strikes and the vastly superior weaponry of the West is both delusional and illustrative the fundamental problem: the Islamists are so weak that they need to resort to terrorism. Israel and its "allies" are so strong that they can rely on massive military machines to attack others with impunity. It is that impunity that encourages Israel's intransigence and fuels its racism. As for Canada, we cannot change governments fast enough. The Harper govt is driven by neocons who are both breathtakingly ignorant and profoundly racist.
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My lo is 7 1/2 months and she loves to fall asleep with a little blanket or plush taggie blanket next to her face when I am holding her. This got started when we were out and she needed to nap in her car seat. I would put the edge of a blanket up by her face and she immediately feel asleep. So far this has only been during nap time....not at night or when she is alone.
It would be so much easier for her in her crib for naps if she had the taggie blanket with her...and during night for easier self soothing. The little blanket is approximately 5inches X 5inches (not very large at all). Plus it would be very helpful at daycare for napping, but I will not allow anything yet. It just scares me because of SIDS!!!
I have seen some pictures posted with little ones sleeping already with blankets...am I just being over cautious??????
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This is an easy but elegant recipe. If you don't let the water/sugar boil for a couple of minutes, you will get runny sauce. You can also add grated orange peel for a tangy zest.
This was very easy. It was not too strong. Everybody loved it. Just remember to boil it long enought for it to be thick.
Prefer no stars on this one. Never congealed. Super watery. I expected it to be like jello. Was I expecting too much?


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