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Regional Focus: Breaking Ground In the Round
Editorial Staff • West End • 3 Sep 2001
An Object Lesson in Enterprise
There is no more distinctive, or arguably more distinguished, regional theatre in the UK than Manchester's Royal Exchange. Distinctive, partly because of its theatre-in-the-round configuration (itself rare and therefore still exciting amongst British theatres) but mainly because of its unique juxtaposition of old and new. Even the theatre 'module' resembles a spacecraft that has landed within the classical walls of the Great Hall that used to house Manchester's cotton exchange, all of which gives every visit to it a special sense of occasion. Distinguished, because of an artistic policy that sees it combining classical and contemporary work - those juxtapositions again - and means that it operates as the hub of a thriving artistic city.
Groundbreaking theatre
The theatre's 25th anniversary season begins this week with Tom Courtenay, who appeared in the theatre's inaugural productions of The Rivals and Prince of Homburg, returning to star in the title role of Chekhov's Uncle Vanya. It seems a good time to focus on the theatre's achievements so far and its future prospects, which include (from 2003) an annual London residency.
Vanya, in fact, was a play that also featured in the theatre's opening season. Its author has become one of the company's house playwrights, second only to Shakespeare in the number of productions staged, so is the perfect place to begin as we look both forwards and back over a quarter of a century of memorable, ground-breaking theatre - literally so in 1996 when an IRA bomb almost destroyed it.
But even that horrible event saw it down but far from out: using its mobile theatre facility - which replicates the theatre's footprint for the regional tours it used to undertake annually - it set up a temporary home elsewhere in the city while reconstruction took place. During the process it became what the theatre itself refers to as a "potent symbol of the revival of Manchester", and showed the depth of feeling for the theatre among audiences and the local population. In the words of Sunday Times journalist Hugh Pearman, in 1998: "Psychologically, the re-opening of the famous Royal Exchange Theatre is an enormous boost. When it first opened more than twenty years ago, it symbolised the start of the regeneration of the old commercial district. Today it is repeating that role."
A happening rather than a peephole
The theatre's work has always been informed by its physical space. In the words of the late Michael Elliott, one of the company's founding artistic directors, "Why are we in the round? Because we believe that theatre is a happening and that what happens among people has more effect than what happens the other side of a peep-hole. Why are we in Manchester? Because we want the theatre to be rooted in a community, and serve it." The repertoire that has emerged in over 220 productions that have been staged there since it opened in 1976 have proved that it offers that community both a reflection of itself, and a window onto other worlds.
Artistic partnerships
Braham Murray, the only surviving founding Artistic Director, explains proudly about the space, "We were in a unique situation in that we were allowed to design our own theatre, so we specifically chose this particular shape; whereas usually it's a town council who build a civic space and then find someone to put in it."
And though the company was formally established in its current location 25 years ago, its foundations go back to a group of people who first started working together in 1956. As Murray points out, it is therefore one of the longest-established group theatres in the world.
It continues to operate its artistic policy by way of a group of Artistic Directors working together, rather than purely offering the vision of one: "We felt that Artistic Directors usually don't last very long. They get burnt out and go work for the BBC, but if you're like-minded, which we were and are, we make up a group so that while one is directing, the others can take the brunt of the administration." (The only other comparable example of this is at Glasgow Citizens', but the National Theatre might well heed these words as they look for a successor to Trevor Nunn).
As well as Murray, the others currently are Greg Hersov and Marianne Elliott. From time to time, Associate Artistic Directors have complemented them: over the years, these have included Nicholas Hytner (now in the running to take over the National), Ian McDiarmid (co-artistic director of the Almeida) and Phyllida Lloyd. "We are constantly reinventing ourselves for a new generation," says Murray.
London Calling
The latest move in that direction is to finally find a regular London outlet for their work. Though numerous productions such as Murray's Lady Windermere's Fan have transferred to West End proscenium houses, they are looking for the opportunity to replicate the arrangement they formerly had at London's Roundhouse in the early 1980s, so that productions could be transferred to a comparable configuration. Now, confirms Murray, they've got it: "From 2003, we will be using the new Collins Theatre in London to bring down the best of our season every year as we used to do to the Roundhouse."
Freed of history to make history
For Greg Hersov, the theatre is ideal for approaching classical plays anew: "When you do Uncle Vanya there have been thousands of productions in a proscenium theatre before you, but with the Royal Exchange, that aggregate of stage history drifts away. The doors and windows and walls and ceilings aren't there anymore, so doing a great play is a very fresh experience and you don't relate it to proscenium imagery, but experience the play in a totally different way. And that goes for the actors as well."
But the theatre is also rigorously committed to new work - it has offered some 77 world premieres and another dozen British or European premieres - and now has a new studio, formed out of the theatre's old workshop, for small-scale work. But part of the attraction of the theatre is to offer a comparatively large platform - 700 seats - for new work. Hersov, who re-staged his Manchester production of Look Back in Anger at the National Theatre, rarely works elsewhere: "I take a long time to choose a play I want to do, and I always think of the Exchange when I do because that's the most exciting place to do it."


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|Iceberg lettuce head
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Place shrimp in a pan, cover with boiling water, and simmer for 5 to 8 minutes or until shrimp turn pink; shell and devein.
Peel, pit, and cube avocado.
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Cover and chill for 1 to 2 hours.
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Coach Gary's latest example of an unlikely way to learn about construction project management is from the 1994 movie "Cool Runnings." Remember that one? It starred John Candy as the coach of a bunch of sprinters who wanted to compete in the bobsled event at the 1988 Olympics. The lessons taught from the movie just might change your professional life.
So, the story goes this way: Some Jamaican sprinters get the crazy notion that they could actually field a bobsled team and compete in the Olympics. At least, that's the dream. What about the reality?
Do they have the skills they need? Do they have a sled? Do they have any money for training? A coach? Heck, do they even have any snow? The answer is a resounding "no," which is why this is such a great story for us. I mean, how crazy is the notion that this team could ever pull this off?
Before I finish the story, let me give you the parallel. Let me set the scene by asking you to imagine that you are brand new to the whole idea of being a PM. You just got out of school, you just changed careers, or a host of other possibilities in which you don't even know the difference between a brick and a block. You just have one obvious asset, which is the brain that God gave you, and the ability to think with it. Our Jamaican sprinters had speed as their asset. You've got a mind.
The Jamaicans found a way to overcome all of their obstacles. They qualified for the 1988 Olympics, finished last, but made a huge impact on the entire sports world. In 1992 they also finished poorly; in 1994 they finished 14th, which was ahead of both U.S. teams, and at least one sled each from France, Russia and Italy! They believed in themselves, their team, their coach, and their dream. How about you?
You've got as good a start as they have. You have that great mind, and a desire to achieve. (If you don't have the desire to compete and to win, then project management is not for you.) But if you get some good tools, some good coaching, and begin assembling a good field team, then your dream of success for yourself and your company is at hand.
Believe that you can get there. Strive for nothing less than the gold medal. You and your team belong on the podium. But do more than just dream: It's up to you to get the tools, the coaching, the team and the medals.
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Re: your Oct. 23 article, "Council reviews offices' work":
The article was very well done. The only problem I can see is the fact that the Ventura City Council, neglected to review the one area that needs critiquing most of all. That being the City Council.
It has been quite a few years since the efficiency of the City Council has been questioned by many of the citizens of Ventura. The reviewing of the various city departments is an extremely important function of the council and should be done at least every two years.
It is just as important, however, that the City Council be reviewed just as often. It could be done by a selected group of city employees chosen by city employees for the task.
It's a known fact that when a group of people are elected to represent the citizens of any city and most of them are being elected simply because of name recognition, those elected people eventually begin to think they are a shade above the rest of the citizens and, of course, don't think they should be reviewed by anyone at any time.
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Wimby Saturday
Kohlschreiber to beat Rosol - $1.65
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Andy Decker to beat Pics @ 3.13
Andy Decker +2.5 sets vs. Pics @ 1.37
Brian Baker to beat Paire @ 1.63
Brian Baker -3.5 games vs. Paire @ 2.00
Kei Nishikori to beat Delpo @ 3.79
Mardy Fish to beat Goofer @ 2.2
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Fish over Goffin
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Roddick @ 3.00
Querrey @ 3.00
Fish @ 2.10
Schiavone @ 2.40
I hope for 2 out of 3 Americans to go through and Schiavone to fight even though she's not liked by the bookies. If they can play to their current best all 4 are capable of winning ( i.e. 50-50 matches. )
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Baker @1.62 (3 Units)
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Zako too cute to win :p
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ADDING Marco Bags to beat Muzza @ 8.2
This is just an unreal price. I'm a big Muzza fan, he's my second favorite player on tour and theres no question that Rafa bowing out will help his confidence a lot (he's 2-6 vs. Rafa in GS's, 0-3 at Wimbledon, and 1 of the only wins he had was when Nadal was hurt), but lets be honest here, this is Andy Murray were talking about and in GREAT BRITAIN of all places.
Murray has been horrible his entire career in Great Britain with the exception of the one title he has in Queens. Thats pretty mediocre for a guy who's been ranked in the top 4 of the world for the last 5 years.
Lets not also forget that Murray isn't exactly Federer at Wimbledon. Yes, much like Fed Nadal has been his krptonite here at the all England club, but Murray also has had some questionable exits here including his loss to Baggy himself here a few years ago.
Baghdatis is a far cry from what he was back then but he's more than capable on the grass and he's actually been pretty good this week. Combine all these factors and I'm sensing yet another massive upset here at Wimbledon.
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Dog of a day!
Lucic +3.5games(1.87) over Vinci -Few coins on ml 2.70!
Benoit +3.5games(1.87) over Baked - ml 2.40
Lacko +7games(1.87) over Wilfred!
Rosol +4.5games(1.87) over Kohli!
Paszek -3.5games(1.85) over Wicky!
Passel 2-0(1.90) over Wicky!
Zheng +6.5games(1.80) over Serena!
Serena vs Zheng Over 18games(1.83)!
GL-lean Fish 2.10/Potro Over 39/Shevdova +3.5!
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Pasczek x Baker x Kohli x Čilić! :)
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Baker x Paszek @2.4
Nishikori @3.4
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Roddick x Fish x Baker x Paszek :)
GL all
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Rosol is able to win again. Above all against a guy like Kohlschreiber. I prefer to go with the dog on this one.
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everyone and their dad on Baker fml
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I was six years old, playing in the road, when a group of herd boys approached, singing and dancing. This was in Masitala village near the city of Kasungu, where my family lived on a farm. The herd boys worked for a nearby farmer who kept many cows. They explained how they'd been tending their herd that morning and discovered a giant sack in the road. When they opened it up, they found it filled with bubble gum. Can you imagine such a treasure? I can't tell you how much I loved bubble gum.
"Should we give some to this boy?" one asked.
I didn't move or breathe. There were dead leaves in my hair.
"Eh, why not?" said another. "Just look at him."
One of the boys reached into the bag and pulled out a handful of gumballs, one for every color, and dropped them into my hands. I stuffed them all in my mouth. As the boys left, I felt the sweet juice roll down my chin and soak my shirt.
The following day, I was playing under the mango tree when a trader on a bicycle stopped to chat with my father. He said that while on his way to the market the previous morning, he'd dropped one of his bags. By the time he'd realized what had happened and circled back, someone had taken it. The bag was filled with bubble gum, he said. Some fellow traders had told him about the herd boys passing out gum in the villages, and this made him very angry. For two days he'd been riding his bicycle throughout the district looking for the boys. He then issued a chilling threat.
"I've gone to see the sing'anga, and whoever ate that gum will soon be sorry." The sing'anga was the witch doctor.
I'd swallowed the gum long before. Now the sweet, lingering memory of it soured into poison on my tongue. I began to sweat; my heart was beating fast. Without anyone seeing, I ran into the blue gum grove behind my house, leaned against a tree, and tried to make myself clean. I spit and hocked, shoved my finger into my throat, anything to rid my body of the curse. I came up dry. A bit of saliva colored the leaves at my feet, so I covered them with dirt.
But then, as if a dark cloud had passed over the sun, I felt the great eye of the wizard watching me through the trees. I'd eaten his juju and now his darkness owned me. That night, the witches would come for me in my bed. They'd take me aboard their planes and force me to fight, leaving me for dead along the magic battlefields. And as my soul drifted alone and forsaken above the clouds, my body would be cold by morning. A fear of death swept over me like a fever.
I began crying so hard I couldn't move my legs. The tears ran hot down my face, and as they did, the smell of poison filled my nose. It was everywhere inside me. I fled the forest as fast as possible, trying to get away from the giant magic eye. I ran all the way home to where my father sat against the house, plucking a pile of maize. I wanted to throw my body under his, so he could protect me from the devil.
"It was me," I said, the tears drowning my words. "I ate the stolen gum. I don't want to die, Papa. Don't let them take me!"
My father looked at me for a second, then shook his head.
"It was you, eh?" he said, then kind of smiled.
Didn't he realize I was done for?
"Well," he said, and rose from the chair. His knees popped whenever he stood. My father was a big man. "Don't worry. I'll find this trader and explain. I'm sure we can work out something."


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It was late November when we stayed at the Barnwell while visiting Cooperstown. The inn is conveniently located a short walk from the center of town and the Hall of Fame. We had the large, 2 room suite on the first floor. The sitting room has a fireplace and TV. The bedroom is cozy, and nicely decorated. There's a small patio leading to the garden which is probably quite nice in the summertime. But the best part of our stay was the friendly
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The MA in History at Lancaster University provides an exciting, stimulating study experience for students wishing to develop their knowledge of History and their skills in historical research.
An area of strength of the degree is its engagement with heritage, public history and education. The Department of History prides itself on its placement and consultancy modules which allow students to build skills in heritage studies and public engagement. Our placement partners for the Heritage and Public History Placement module include the Norton Priory Trust in Runcorn, the North Craven Heritage Trust and the Senhouse Museum Trust. Critical Heritage Studies combines academic seminars with field-trips to museums in the region. The skills component for this module includes training in the use of audio-visual recording equipment and editing software in order to explore new media for public engagement. The programme also includes an opportunity to undertake an assessed placement in either a primary or secondary school.
Another area of strength that the programme has is the development of original and in-depth research projects. The programme emphasises excellence in research training and offers skills courses in, for example, research design, digital humanities, palaeography and Medieval Latin. The MA programme allows students to choose to write either a short (15,000 word) or long (25,000 word) dissertation on a research project of their own design, working closely with a supervisor over the course of the academic year.
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Mother Succumbs to White-Hot Affair in Jodi Cardin's Debut Novel, THE MAGENTA MAN
Katie Duncan sometimes acts impulsively - such as agreeing to marry her boyfriend, Glen, after dating only three months. Although Katie, the star of this new novel, has been happily married for 15 years and has three children, she struggles with the more intimate side of her relationship. Nearly two decades after graduation, fate brings Katie together with her high school crush, the handsome Mark Sabatino, as they begin planning their 20th reunion. She can't resist the attraction she feels, but as they begin to feed their desires, relationships become strained and they risk losing it all.
"The Magenta Man" follows the twists and turns of Katie's deepening involvement with Mark. She compares him to the Magenta Man, an ideal lover Katie's friends dreamed up and discuss over their shared lunch hour. After impulsively spending the night with Mark at her hotel, Katie can for the first time relate to their stories about wild sexual encounters. As Katie begins to explore her sexuality with a more-than-willing partner, she looks forward to each month's meeting with secret delight. At the reunion, Katie and Mark take some chances with near-disastrous results. Although she loves their sensual encounters, Katie still loves Glen and feels burdened by the guilt of her affair. Which lover is her Magenta Man? Ultimately, Katie makes a decision that will change her life forever.
This is the first novel for author Jodi Cardin, who wrote the children's book Bernice's Bad Hair Days and whose story "Words to Live By" was a runner-up for the Chicken Soup of the Soul: Children with Special Needs edition, published in 2007. Cardin earned an associate's degree from Oakland Community College and lives with her husband, son and daughter. E-mail her at jodicardin(at)gmail(dot)com.
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CBS News has confirmed that Bill Clinton and Barack Obama have planned a joint appearance before Election Day. Politico first reported the news.
The former president, whose wife lost a hard-fought primary to Obama, has not always had kind words for the Democratic nominee.
At one point, he compared Obama's experience level to his own in 1988, when he decided not to run, because "I really didn't think I knew enough, and had served enough and done enough to run." He called Obama's candidacy a "fairytale" and compared it to that of Jesse Jackson, which was seen as a slight by Obama loyalists.
But Clinton, who, as Politico notes, "moved slowly toward a full-throated endorsement this summer," has since offered kind words for his wife's former rival.
"Barack Obama is ready to lead America and restore American leadership in the world. Ready to preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States," Clinton said at the Democratic National Convention. "Barack Obama is ready to be President of the United States."
Details about the joint appearance on the stump – the first for the pair – have not yet emerged.
UPDATE: A Democratic source tells CBS News the joint appearance will be Wednesday night in Orlando, Florida, and that Hillary Clinton will not be present.
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Muhammad Ali appears for charity announcement
Updated: 05/19/2009 - Boxing great Muhammad Ali has made a rare public appearance in his native Kentucky during a presentation to announce a philanthropic effort.
Updated: 05/19/2009 - Boxing great Muhammad Ali has made a rare public appearance in his native Kentucky during a presentation to announce a philanthropic effort.
Posted: 05/19/2009 - LEXINGTON, Ky. – UK head men's basketball coach John Calipari announced his three assistants on Tuesday, naming Orlando Antigua, John Robic and Rod Strickland to his basketball staff.
Updated: 05/19/2009 - According to various Internet reports and SLAM Magazine, point guard John Wall will sign a national Letter of Intent with Kentucky.
Updated: 05/20/2009 - John Wall has signed a letter of intent to play for Kentucky, making the sought-after recruit a late addition to what many regard as the top recruiting class in the country.
Updated: 05/19/2009 - Kentucky Derby winner Mine That Bird is in need of yet another jockey. Mike Smith, who rode the gelding to a second-place finish in Saturday's Preakness Stakes, won't ride him in the Belmont Stakes on June 6 because of a previous commitment.
Updated: 05/19/2009 - Greg Coldiron is the new boys basketball coach at Lafayette High School. He was introduced at a news conference Monday afternoon at the high school.
Updated: 05/17/2009 - History-making jockey Calvin Borel didn't waste any time getting back to the winner's circle at Churchill Downs. Less than 24 hours after guiding filly Rachel Alexandra to a memorable win in the Preakness, Borel piloted Sun Button to victory in the fourth race under the twin spires on Sunday.
Posted: 05/17/2009 - ... but owner Jess Jackson says the 1 1/2-mile Belmont was a good possibility.
Posted: 05/16/2009 - With two out and a tie game in the bottom of the seventh, Kentucky made a critical throwing error that led to four unearned runs by No. 11 Florida, breaking open a 8-8 game and giving the Gators a 13-9 win.
Posted: 05/16/2009 - Bryan Station High School has been selected as a host site for the 3rd annual KHSAA approved NFL Sponsored FREE High School Player Development Camp. The HSPD camp is for current 8th graders to current 11th graders and will be held June 15-19th @ Bryan Station High School in Lexington, KY from 8-11:30 am.
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Posted: 05/16/2009 - The best 3-year-old in the land just happens to be a filly named Rachel Alexandra. Jockey Calvin Borel all but guaranteed victory in the Preakness Stakes and, boy, did she deliver, becoming the first filly in 85 years to win the second leg of the Triple Crown.
Posted: 05/16/2009 - After coming up with two clutch victories to advance to the Championship game of its first Regional in school history, the Kentucky softball team suffered a heart-wrenching 7-2 loss to the No. 11 ranked Ohio State Buckeyes Saturday afternoon.
Posted: 05/15/2009 - Behind a balanced offensive attack and flawless defense the Kentucky softball team pulled off a 4-2 comeback win over Brigham Young to advance to the Championship series with host Ohio State Friday night at New Buckeye Field.
Posted: 05/14/2009 - With the game tied 2-2, No. 11 Florida struck for three runs in the bottom of the fifth and five runs in the bottom of the sixth, to break open the game and secure a 10-3 win
Posted: 05/14/2009 - Two-time Kentucky Derby-winning jockey Calvin Borel, who is scheduled to ride favored Rachel Alexandra in Saturday's Preakness Stakes, has added his name to another page in the history books.
Posted: 05/14/2009 - The Kentucky softball team dropped its opening round NCAA Tournament game to Brigham Young, 6-2, despite a late-rally on Thursday afternoon at New Buckeye Field on the campus of Ohio State. Sophomore Megan Yocke led the way offensively for UK with a solo home run in the fourth inning.
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Posted: 05/14/2009 - LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - One of the former owners of Kentucky Motor Speedway says he won't be bullied into dropping an antitrust lawsuit against NASCAR by new track owner Bruton Smith.
Posted: 05/14/2009 - GLENVILLE, W.Va. (AP) - Glenville State has hired Bunky Harkleroad as its new women's basketball coach.
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Posted: 05/14/2009 - The Lexington Blackstones Rugby Football Club has advanced to the national level of the Division III men's rugby playoffs.
Posted: 05/13/2009 - On Wednesday, Pimlico oddsmaker Frank Carulli made Rachel Alexandra the 8-5 morning-line favorite after a field of 13 was entered. The filly drew the far outside No. 13 post position.
Updated: 05/13/2009 - LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - New Kentucky coach John Calipari has big plans for Big Blue. Calipari said Wednesday he could see the Wildcats holding their annual Big Blue Madness in Commonwealth Stadium, just one of a handful of major changes Calipari could be making as he gets comfortable in his new job.
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Martin Joseph O'Toole (27 May 1925 – 1 October 2013) was an Irish Fianna Fáil politician.[1] He was a Senator from 1977 to 1989, then a Teachta Dála (TD) from 1989 to 1992.[2]
Born in Louisburgh, County Mayo, O'Toole was a farmer, livestock exporter and haulage contractor before entering politics.[2] He was a member of Mayo County Council and served as chairman on a number of occasions.[1] He was elected in 1977 to the 14th Seanad Éireann on the Agricultural Panel. O'Toole was returned to the Seanad four times until the 1989 general election when he was elected to Dáil Éireann as a TD for Mayo West. He stood down at the 1992 general election after serving only one term in the Dáil.[3]
- ^ a b "Death of former FF TD Martin J O'Toole". RTÉ News. 2 October 2013. Retrieved 2 October 2013.
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Looking at the relationship between "love and affection" ("chiba" in Hebrew) and "obligation" ("chova" in Hebrew), we find another closely related word, "chaver", one of the Hebrew words for "friend". Friends are people with whom we share love and affection and also a sense of obligation. Our God and Father wants us to be His friends, to share love and affection with Him and to carry the sense of responsibility and obligation which friendship requires.


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ASHEVILLE -- Asheville's Klezmer Band, Chicken Soup, with master dance teacher, Erik Bendix, will present an evening of folk dancing at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 16, at the Jewish Community Center, 236 Charlotte St., Asheville.
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|Weight Capacity: 250 Pounds
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About the ManufacturerGrace Manufacturing Company Inc. is a metal and wrought iron bedroom furniture manufacturing company, located in Rome, Georgia. Grace manufactures wrought iron beds, chairs, and tables. The company has been in business for over 25 years and employs skilled artisans and craftsmen.
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Aryan Nations Members Meet for 25th Congress
Preparing for War
The true believers in an all-white America arrived Saturday morning. They came from Florida, Washington, Wisconsin, Idaho, Arkansas and most of the states in the Deep South. At least two crossed the Atlantic to attend.
The leadoff speaker was the hulking "Pastor" Paul Brimie, the head of Aryan Nations' prison outreach program. The towering giant, described adoringly by colleagues as a "pit bull of Yahweh," had swapped his muscle- and tattoo-displaying tank top for clerical garb. "Everyone here knows who we hate, who we're against and who is against us," he proclaimed. "We must PREPARE FOR WAR!"
Run out of Idaho after losing $6.3 million in a lawsuit in 2000, Aryan Nations fractured, moved and has been attempting to reassemble itself. Currently, there are two major factions, one based in South Carolina, the other in Alabama.
The smaller remnant, run by the thickly bearded August Kreis III, is based in Lexington, S.C., a suburb of Columbia.
Lincoln, Ala., is home to the larger faction -- the one sponsoring the world congress. That group's leader, Williams, lives in Conyers.
Why two sets of Aryan Nations? A large part of the answer is simple lust for power: Two different sets of racists, each claiming to be heir to the well-known Aryan Nations legacy. And then there is ideology. Both contingents hate Jews. But Kreis' brigade has decided to embrace Arabs -- even promoting Al-Qaeda as doing the Lord's work as long as Muslims are killing Jews. Williams was incensed at such heresy. "I sympathize with Arabs, yes, sympathize because their lands have been stolen by Jews," he said. "But we have nothing for them [Arabs]. The simple fact is that they aren't white."
Williams' contingent has an estimated 200-300 members on its rolls. "We've grown 35% this year," boomed Williams to a cheering audience at the congress. The Aryan Nations Congress attracted about 170 men and women, more than double last year's attendance, according to organizers.
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Wash jars, lids, and screw bands in hot soapy water, then rinse well. Dry screw bands. Put jars and lids on a rack in canner or pot and add enough water to cover by 2 inches. Heat water until an instant-read thermometer registers 180°F (do not let boil). Keep jars submerged in hot water, covered, until ready to use.
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Bring vinegar, water, sugar, and salt to a boil in a 3-quart nonreactive saucepan, stirring until sugar is dissolved. Reduce heat and simmer, uncovered, 5 minutes.
Drain jars upside down on a clean kitchen towel 1 minute, then invert. Tightly pack jars with chiles and add 1 garlic clove and 1/2 teaspoon pickling spices to each jar. Fill jars with pickling liquid, leaving 1/4inch of space at top, then run a thin knife between chiles and jar to eliminate air bubbles.
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Wipe off rims of filled jars with a damp clean kitchen towel, then firmly screw on lids with screw bands.
Put sealed jars on rack in canner or pot and add enough hot water to cover by 2 inches. Bring to a boil, covered. Boil pickles, covered, 10 minutes, then transfer jars with tongs to a kitchen towel to cool. Jars will seal as they cool. (If you hear a ping, that signals that vacuum formed at top of jar has made lid concave.)
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The Humor Monastery is located in the former village of Manastirea Humorului, now part of Gura Humorului. As we drove through this village we saw ropes tied between two trees and hanging off them was clothing and blouses for sale. Sleeveless jackets looked to be made from Sheepksin, no good for me coming from a hot climate!
Once at the Monastery, there were a lot more stalls, most of them selling similar items. One stall had the traditional womens clothing for sale and another lovely lace tablecloths. I had a look but didn't buy anything.
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For anybody that would like to buy and take home religious gifts, the Painted Monasteries have a good selection.
As I entered the small area where I paid the Nun my entry fee, was where the selection is located. I didn't notice the prices. At least buying here, the money goes to the Nuns at each Monastery, and I guess they put it to good use!
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If you want to see a bustling market with lots of food stalls then you need to come here. There are also lots of small shops and stalls with all kinds of household and other items. At the edge of the market place there is a public pay toilet.
If you need an unofficial mini-bus to Ukraine then this is the place to make your enquiries.
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Liana doesn't remember anything before the age of twelve. All she remembers is being a lab experiment and later escaping. When a group of people enter her life to inform her of her ability-blood manipulation, she has no choice but to go with them. Staying means death to her loved ones.
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Skechers settles toning-shoes suit for millions
While Kim Kardashian may have the curves that some (not all) women desire, she didn't get them from wearing Skechers—regardless of what she says.
Sears sued over wet/dry vac
A California man, unhappy with a Craftsman wet/dry vacuum he purchased at Sears, is taking the company to court.
Apple will refund Australian iPad buyers
Apple Inc. is apologizing in a big way to its customers down under.
Trial underway in landmark $27 billion Canadian tobacco class action lawsuit
A historically significant trial is underway this morning in Montreal.
Litigation: The precarious relationship between class actions and small claims courts
Companies seeking to defeat class certification may learn the principle of unintended consequences
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The following lawsuits exemplify the lighter, and sometimes bizarre, side of the legal world
IP: The top 5 advertising litigation cases of 2011
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IP: Light at the end of the tunnel
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The community spirit in Alameda is a vital and exciting part of life on the Island, as most Alamedans appreciate. And it's always fantastic to see it come to life in different ways and at different places everyday – as it did on Friday, September 18.
At 5:30 p.m., the Alameda School of Music donated a tree that's been planted in front of the Alameda Elks Lodge on Santa Clara Avenue (next to City Hall). And the Elks showed their gratitude, as 103rd Exalted Ruler Tom Mickelic remarked, "by wearing their uniforms on the hottest day of the year!"
Staff and students at the music school, led by Barry Solomon, see the gift as a special way to say "thank you" to the Alameda Elks for letting them use their historic facility for recitals over the last three years.
"For the past three years, the Alameda Elks Lodge has provided the perfect venue for the bi-annual performing recitals of the Alameda School of Music," said Barry. "The recitals are free and open to the public, and it is always truly fun and heartwarming to see children of all ages, and even a few adults, performing their musical pieces that they've worked so hard of for the past few months."
Between 75 and 100 students perform at each recital usually in December or January and June.
The Elks are indeed generous with their facility, their time and their support. In fact, nationwide the Elks are the second-largest organization in terms of scholarships given to students, after the government, according the local members.
Many groups from around Alameda, like Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, work at the Sunday breakfasts that the Lodge organizes. This gives the groups additional support and the experience of busing tables for hungry Elks. One such event is being staged on November 8 for the Children's Ballet, for instance. And past breakfasts have benefitted the Alameda High School basketball team and a walk to fight cancer.
The group has 675 members in Alameda. Its building was constructed in 1906.
The lodge's new dogwood tree will take about two years to reach a height of 10 feet or so. And that means about 4 recitals will be held and 400 different songs performed by the Alameda School of Music students between now and then.
(The Alameda School of Music is located in the 1300 block of High Street.)


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A 14-year-old boy has been charged in connection with a terrorism plot in Australia.
Deborah Walsh, deputy head of counter terrorism at the Crown Prosecution Service, said that following an investigation by police in the North West Counter Terrorism Unit, the youth has been charged with two offences of inciting terrorism overseas, under the Terrorism Act.
In a statement, Ms Walsh said: "The first allegation is that, between March 15-26 2015, the defendant incited another person to commit an act of terrorism, namely to carry out an attack at an Anzac parade in Australia with the aim of killing and/or causing serious injury to people."
The defendant will appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court tomorrow.
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Two men have been charged with terrorism offences.
Ibrahim Anderson, 38 and Shah Jahan Khan, 62, from Luton have been bailed and are due appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court on Tuesday, 21 April.
The offences relate to the possession of information useful to someone wanting to carry out and act of terror and inviting support for an organisation contrary to section 12 of the Terrorism Act 2000.
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The event had been due to take place this afternoon in Braunschweig.
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Olli Heinonen is a Senior Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School of Governments Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs. His research and teachings include: nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament, verification of treaty compliance, enhancement of the verification work of international organizations, and transfer and control of peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
Before joining the Belfer Center in September 2010, Olli Heinonen served 27 years at the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna. Heinonen was the Deputy Director General of the IAEA, and head of its Department of Safeguards. Prior to that, he was Director at the Agencys various Operational Divisions, and as inspector including at the IAEAs overseas office in Tokyo, Japan.
Heinonen led teams of international investigators to examine nuclear programmes of concern around the world and inspected nuclear facilities in South Africa, Iraq, North Korea, Syria, Libya and elsewhere, seeking to ensure that nuclear materials were not diverted for military purposes. He also spearheaded efforts to implement an analytical culture to guide and complement traditional verification activities. He led the Agencys efforts to identify and dismantle nuclear proliferation networks, including the one led by Pakistani scientist A.Q. Khan, and he oversaw its efforts to monitor and contain Irans nuclear programme.
Prior to joining IAEA, he was a Senior Research Officer at the Technical Research Centre of Finland Reactor Laboratory in charge of research and development related to nuclear waste solidification and disposal. He is co-author of several patents on radioactive waste solidification.
Heinonen is the author of several articles, chapters of books, books, in publications ranging from the IAEA and nuclear non-proliferation issues, to regional nuclear developments. His writings and interviews have be published in various newspapers and magazines including: Foreign Policy, The Wall Street Journal, the Guardian, the Bulleting of the Atomic Scientists, Arms Control Today, Der Spiegel, Le Monde, the Helsingin Sanomat, the New York Times, the Mehr news, Die Stern, the Haaretz, the New Statesman, the Washington Post, the BBC, and the Time. His policy briefings have been published by the Belfer Center, the Atlantic Council, the Nautilus Institute, the Institute for Science and International Security, the Nonproliferation Policy Education Center, the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, and the Carnegie Endowment.
Olli Heinonen studied radiochemistry and completed his PhD dissertation in nuclear material analysis at the University of Helsinki.
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Unfettered access to sites, facilities, material, equipment, people, and documents is imperative to the credible long-term verification of any nuclear agreement with Iran. This anywhere, anytime access and short notice inspections must not be subject to a dispute resolution mechanism, which would delay the International Atomic Energy Agencys (IAEA) access.
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By Olli Heinonen, Senior Fellow, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs
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As negotiations between Iran and the great powers press forward, Secretary of State John F. Kerry seems to have settled on this defense of any agreement: The terms will leave Iran at least a year away from obtaining a nuclear bomb, thus giving the world plenty of time to react to infractions. The argument is meant to reassure, particularly when a sizable enrichment capacity and a sunset clause appear to have already been conceded. A careful assessment, however, reveals that a one-year breakout time may not be sufficient to detect and reverse Iranian violations.
March 2015 update
Nuclear Iran: A Glossary
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In the preamble of the November 2013 Joint Plan of Action (JPOA), the P5+1 concurred that a comprehensive agreement would involve an Iranian domestic enrichment capability. This concession, immediately pocketed by Tehran, marked a fundamental change in the negotiations. Instead of a complete suspension of enrichment and reprocessing activities, as called for in multiple Security Council resolutions and a foundational plank of all previous negotiating positions, the P5+1 negotiators are now attempting to reach a comprehensive agreement with Iran that will establish a credible threshold time window, or breakout time, which would provide sufficient time to detect breakout and give the international community adequate time to respond to Iranian violations.
February 2015
"Changing the Operating Parameters of Centrifuges is NOT a Credible Solution to Gain Time"
By Olli Heinonen, Senior Fellow, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs
The following memo addresses one proposal mentioned in recent press reporting on the negotiations between the P5+1 and Iran. The result of such proposals recognizes Iran as a nuclear threshold state, which status the Task Force rejects.


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Choice Very Fine 1808 Quarter Eagle, A Key to a Complete Gold Type Set1808 $2 1/2 VF35 PCGS. Bass-3017, Breen-6125, R.4. The only dies. John Reich's Capped Bust motif appeared in various forms on the half dime (1829-1837), dime (1809-1837), quarter (1815-1838), half dollar (1807-1836), quarter eagle (1808), and half eagle (1807-1812). One can see from this list that the 1808 quarter eagle is an important one-year type coin. This issue also has a limited original mintage of 2,710 pieces, and only 5% of this delivery, or 135 coins, are believed extant in all grades. With a surviving population such as this, the 1808 quarter eagle is in the same rarity category as the equally legendary 1794 Flowing Hair silver dollar. The reason for this one-year quarter eagle delivery is most likely due to the favored status of the half eagle among gold depositors. Production of the quarter eagle was suspended from 1809-1820 due to lack of demand.
The present example appears to possess the sharpness of a higher grade. However, the right side stars and the horizontal shield lines are typically struck. A few moderate abrasions are noted on the eagle, and the right obverse field has faint slide marks. The surfaces are minutely granular. These imperfections are adequately compensated for in the grade, and allow this piece to reside in a quality early gold type set without a second mortgage of the family home. (#7660) (NGC ID# 25FD, PCGS# 7660)
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Re: Sensitive PawsPosted by: Leslie Hemsing
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: Our new puppy 3 months loves to go outside for exercise and to do his buisness. Now that the snow is here he loves to play & roll in it. This morning was nice & sunny and our outing was made short because the puppy was shivering.This evening I went down the street a couple of houses and had to carry him home! He started yelping and refused to move holding up his paw. Checked them over and they seem fine and he was playing around inside like nothing happened.Will their paws get frostbitten? Will road salt bother their paws? Is there a suitable boot for these guys?
It's good idea to limit your pup's exposure to the cold, snowy conditions; his little 3 month old body isn't capable of handling extreme weather. A coat or sweater will help keep him warm and boots will protect his paws (if you can find boots small enough for him) but you should still limit the time he's outside.
Yes, dogs can get frostbite on their paws and road salt can bother them. The bigger danger from road salt is ingesting it; dogs have a tendancy to lick body parts that are irritated. Anyone who walks a pet near a snow/ice treated road should thoroughly rinse their dog's paws immediately after the walk.
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SEATTLE - DECEMBER 20: Center Max Unger #60 of the Seattle Seahawks lines up against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers defense during their game on December 20, 2009 at Qwest Field in Seattle, Washington. The Buccaneers defeated the Seahawks 24-7. (Photo by Otto Greule Jr/Getty Images)
Dave Boling of The News Tribune writes about Seattle Seahawks center Max Unger, the only starting offensive linemen to avoid a season-ending injury or surgery. Although Unger missed 15 games last year with a serious toe surgery, and missed a game against Cleveland with a minor foot issue, he's been the glue guy holding things down in the middle of Seattle's offensive line. "It's obviously not what you want," Unger said. "But it's part of the game and there's not a heck of a lot we can do about it. Stuff like this happens and when it … Read more »
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