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It's the terrifying call that every actor nevertheless longs to get.
Cast in the recent Broadway revival of "Porgy and Best" as Robbins - who is murdered and disappears in the opera's first scene - Milwaukee native and Whitefish Bay High School grad Nathaniel Stampley learned at the last minute one night that he would be going on stage as Porgy, one of two roles he was understudying.
"Our Porgy, Norm Lewis, was stranded in a train," Stampley recalled during a recent phone interview. "We were about at the five-minute call when I was told over the intercom to come down to company management."
Things obviously went well; Stampley would go on to appear as Porgy numerous times, particularly after Lewis was cast as Sen. Edison Davis in the television series "Scandal."
Stampley has also been tapped to play "Porgy" on the national tour of the Broadway revival, which opens in San Francisco in November.
For now he is back in Milwaukee for the Skylight Music Theatre production of "Porgy" that opens May 17. Stampley has been cast in the second role he had understudied last year on Broadway: as the charismatic but dangerous Crown, who abuses Bess and murders Robbins. Crown is often played as a stock villain, but Stampley is digging deeper.
"It's easy to just say that Crown is a bad guy," Stampley remarked. "But he's also a lot of other things. He is a passionate guy who lives hard. He is an outsider - not from Catfish Row, even though he spends a lot of time there."
"Crown is also troubled and insecure" Stampley continued. "He's had a rough upbringing, and he doesn't do a good job handling conflict or things not going his way. And as is true of many people like this, he takes out his insecurities and anger on those closest to him."
That means Bess most of all, but while Crown abuses her, he also needs her. "When Bess and Crown meet again on Kittiwah Island, Crown describes how much he has missed her," Stampley points out, adding that it's no accident that "Gershwin wrote brilliant, passionate music" to match that climactic moment.
"These are some of the most passionate passages in the entire opera," Stampley said. "They reveal Crown's insecurity and his weakness, offering an unfiltered emotional response to Bess."
No wonder that Bill Theisen, who is directing the Skylight "Porgy," suggests that Stampley has "found a side of Crown for which you can have a bit of empathy."
Theisen describes Stampley, a baritone, as an "incredibly talented singing actor." But for the past 15 years, that singing and acting have been done elsewhere, including in "The Lion King" and "The Color Purple" on Broadway.
While Stampley still gets back to Milwaukee to see family, this will be his first professional appearance here since the Skylight's production of "The King and I" in 1998. Given that he cut his teeth while in high school as a chorus member in the Florentine Opera Company's 1989 production of "Porgy," this homecoming is particularly special for him.
"I fell in love with 'Porgy' then," Stampley remembered. "I will be forever indebted to that production. It allowed me to hear incredible singing, up close, every day. Now I get to come home and complete the circle."


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Treasure Coast residents dealing with Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and related neuro-degenerative diseases now have another resource at their disposal.
Pat Richard Sacco, a longtime volunteer with The Alzheimer's Association, founded the Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Association of the Treasure Coast July 1. The non-profit organization will provide information, education, training, support and advocacy to the community and to caregivers, families and patients experiencing these diseases.
Sacco spent the last seven years working with area Alzheimer's groups, and during that time noticed some gaps in services.
"I don't think we've done a good enough job informing the community about these diseases," he said. "People have a lot of questions, and we can help answer them."
Sacco and his current team of 15 or so volunteers will distribute brochures in doctors offices, provide referrals to area agencies and link to local and national resources on its soon-to-be-launched website. He also plans to host a half-hour radio show on WSTU or WPSL and invite guests to talk about research, prevention, treatment and caregiving.
Sacco is forgoing his CEO salary so that every dollar raised will go back into the community. The group will host its first fundraiser November 13, a 5K run/walk and health fair at the Port St. Lucie Civic Center.
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John Daly, the bad boy of professional golf, candidly shares his battle with weight, four ex-wives and their lawyers and addictions such as alcohol, gambling, food and sex in his autobiography "My Life in and out of the Rough: the Truth behind All That Bull **** You Think You Know about Me." Daly is one of the most popular and accomplished athletes in the world. He won two major opens before the age of 30. His memoir recounts his journey from Arkansas to the top of the golf world, and all his struggles in between.
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Back in the summer of 1991, my first year on the PGA Tour, I wasn't exactly what you'd call a household name in golf, unless you happened to spend a lot of time in my mother's household. Finally, after three and a half years of scraping by on the minitours and the South Africa Tour following my decision to drop out of college and turn pro in 1987, and after four trips to the PGA Tour's brutal Qualifying School, I'd earned my Tour card for the 1991 season. By the beginning of August, I still hadn't won anything, but I'd made about $160,000 up to that time, so I was feeling okay. I wasn't tearing it up or anything, but I'd made a bunch of cuts, and I'd finished fourth at the Honda back in March and third in the Chattanooga Classic in July. All year, word had been spreading a little about this redneck kid from Arkansas who could really let it fly but sometimes had to do some looking for it after it landed. So at tournaments I'd draw some fans around the tee to watch me hit driver. I never saw too many people along the fairways watching me hit my second shot, but that was okay. I knew I had some other clubs in my bag. Anyway, I'd wind up that year leading the PGA Tour in driving distance with just under 289 yards (288.9, if you're a stats freak). That would be good for about number 98 in 2005, and probably out of the top 100 in 2006. But back then, it was like 6 yards ahead of Greg Norman, who was number 2, and people were taking some notice.
Playin' the Tour and lovin' life -- man, I was 25 years old, and I had the world by the tail! As August rolled around, though, I hadn't made enough money to qualify for the PGA Championship at Crooked Stick Golf Club in Carmel, Indiana, which is just outside of Indianapolis. I was close enough to know that if I'd made a few more putts along the way, I'd be getting ready for my first practice round. But I was far enough back at ninth alternate to figure I had no chance in hell of getting in.
The week before, I'd played the Buick Open in Grand Blanc, Michigan, just outside of Flint, and I'd stunk up the place, missing the cut by a bunch. So I went back to Memphis, where I'd just closed on my first home and spent $32,000 I couldn't afford on a new BMW for Bettye, my fiancée. I did pretty much what I always did when I was home. Practiced at Chickasaw Country Club. Hung out with whatever buddies were around. Probably ate lunch at McDonald's. Maybe played some in the afternoon. Went home. Had a few drinks, no doubt. Nothing out of the ordinary.


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The bear market is no abstract mathematical notation, no mere number on a newspaper page: It's a concrete change in your life, and not a good one, especially if you're saving for retirement.
Consider this: If your 401(k) had $100,000 invested in the average stock mutual fund at the beginning of last year, you've lost $39,500, thanks to the worst year for funds since Lipper began tracking them in 1959. You'll have to earn 66% just to get your account back to where it was a year ago.
Losses like that leave a mark, and not just on your willingness to invest in stocks. They can mean a longer work life. A reduced retirement. Or no retirement at all.
"Will this deter us from an early retirement? Oh, yeah," says Katherine Watson, 53, of Bloomington, Ill. "Will I be likely to gamble on the stock market by purchasing an individual stock? No way."
For most workers, investing for retirement isn't optional. It's something you have to do because you won't get a traditional pension. As you survey the smoking wreckage of your 401(k) retirement plan, you're probably wondering: What should I do now?
There's no one correct answer. But to get past some of last year's devastating financial losses, you'll need to make some adjustments. You'll need to work through the psychological effects of your losses. You'll need to make some adjustments to your portfolio. And you may even want to make a few speculative bets on the stock market's recovery. Just be sure you don't speculate with money you'll need anytime soon.
Taking the hit
The first stage in taking a big loss: denial. "My husband, who has been the major breadwinner the past 35 years, refuses to look at his 401(k) status updates," says Watson.
That's normal, says Meir Statman, professor of finance at Santa Clara University. "People check their balances more often when the market is up than when the market is down."
And when people do check their balances, they're not happy, to put it mildly. "It's a depressing feeling," Statman says. "They say, 'I'm a loser.' It's very hard to make peace with it."
Unfortunately, that's just what you have to do. One way to deal with your losses is to realize that you're not that much worse off than everyone else. The bear market savaged Mr. and Mrs. Jones' 401(k), too. And if Mr. Jones claims he moved to a money market fund just before the bear market started? He was probably lucky. "They will probably be wrong next time," Statman says.
Ultimately, though, you simply have to suck it up and move on. Even though stock returns have been wretched the past 10 years — the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index has lost an average 1.3% a year for a decade — your alternatives aren't great, either. For example, an ultra-safe 10-year Treasury note will return just 2.5% a year. At that rate, it will take 29 years to double your money.
Practical steps
How can you repair some of the damage? A few ways:
•Set a fixed allocation between stocks and bonds, and stick to it. If you have 20 years or more to retirement, you can keep most of your money in stocks. Your losses from last year won't hurt as much in 2029.
Keeping 90% of your money in stocks still gives you a cash reserve in case you sense a buying opportunity. Even an 80% allocation is fairly aggressive.
If you have fewer than 20 years until retirement, consider dialing stocks back to 50% to 70% of your portfolio.


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Jakarta Indonesia
posted: 27.10.2014 06:27 PM
I got a spare part antenna from Rainer. Thank you!!
posted: 27.10.2014 05:50 PM
The best Grundig Satellit collector site in the www
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Wellington, New Zealand
posted: 26.10.2014 20:13 PM
After study your website, I bought a Satellit 650 Final Edition. A great receiver top sounding. Thank you Rainer
posted: 26.10.2014 17:28 PM
Thank you very much for your help and the spare parts.
posted: 26.10.2014 17:27 PM
a delight to come across something like this. Great site Rainer.
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posted: 26.10.2014 17:18 PM
Great Grundig Satellit Collector Site!!!
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United States
posted: 21.08.2014 17:35 PM
enjoyed my time on your page
Tonny Notosetyanto
Jakarta Indonesia
posted: 13.08.2014 12:16 PM
Dear Rainer,
Your GRUNDIG collection very impressive.
I just collecting Satelite 2000 and 2400 and like to restore in good shape.
Is it possible to get your advice?
Sincerely yours,
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Zlín - Czech Republic
posted: 09.08.2014 19:54 PM
After a few e-mails I have 2 new antennas for my old Grundig. Thanks Rainer
sergio sanchez
indiana USA
posted: 03.08.2014 01:14 PM
how do i find prices and how to order
Paco Velasco
Córdoba (Spain)
posted: 15.07.2014 20:49 PM
Buena y detallada página web. Magníficos modelos (tengo debilidad por Grundig) y estupenda conservación de todos ellos.
posted: 07.07.2014 17:05 PM
Merci pour l'envoi rapide de l'antenne, après avoir vu votre site, félicitations pour votre magnifique collection, et heureux de savoir que vous manifestez de l'intérêt pour cette prestigieuse marque GRUNDIG
Dr James Oppenheim
Marietta Georgia, USA
posted: 17.06.2014 15:07 PM
I just received and installed the antennas for my Satellit 600 and 700. Thank you for such great service and of course your passion for the wonderful radios. Your collection really is eye candy!
Dan Mathers
posted: 21.05.2014 02:46 PM
I am interested in purchasing one of your radios.
Chris Roth
New York, USA
posted: 28.04.2014 20:27 PM
Interested in the 1400's you have available from your collection.
Tomas Baer
Miami, Florida
posted: 18.01.2014 06:10 PM
I found your web site very complete and professional. Obviously you sound you are very much into radios ( Grundig ) and all those good things! Bravo and keep up the good work. I might order soon a bulb set for my Grundig Satellit 2400. By the way I need a on-0ff button. Any info would be greatly appreciated.
James Mc Dermott
posted: 07.01.2014 23:43 PM
Great site. Beautiful collection. It is wonderful to be able to secure spare parts
California , U.S.A.
posted: 04.01.2014 00:02 PM
Keep the flame burning. I am Sat 600 and 650FE owner in California. May want to get that dryfit and light bulbs eventually for maintenance. Also need the foam pads for the Sennheiser 650FE headphone. Best Regards
Port Huon Australia
posted: 17.12.2013 04:29 PM
I would like some Satellit 650 parts
Earl Gee
Elizabethtown, PA, USA
posted: 10.12.2013 18:31 PM
Just received an antenna for my Grundig Satellit 700 from Rainer. It arrived promptly and in perfect condition. Previously, I had contacted several shortwave suppliers and repair centers asking about this antenna. In each case I was told "Good luck finding one!". I noticed on Rainer's site that he had one. The rest is history!
Phil Ireland
posted: 06.09.2013 02:05 PM
Great website, I have a Satellit 3400 and a Satellit 750 (Tecsun S-2000) and now own a Satellit 2400 which I am restoring. Any help from people would be appreciated..... Cheers...... Phil
Aba Bimana
Petoria South Africa
posted: 22.05.2013 12:39 PM
After receiving the 3400, a new waiting period started for the Grundig Satellit 650. This time, I did not track the parcel on a daily basis as I was busy with the 3400. The satellit 650 arrived on Friday May 17th. At collection, I realized that the radio was not as heavier as the 3400. Once at home, I started opening the box, which took some time. The radio was packed in two boxes with shock absorbing materials between the boxes and then wrapped with a thin plastic. I was impatient to plug it and get the sound. However, I was a bit confused by its tuning. Is this really a short waves radio? The dial covers all the HF band and when the analog dial moves, the frequency read out does not change! Eventually, I got to understand how to use the dial. Tuning is done through the tuning knob that control the frequency read out. As the tuning knob rotates fasted, steps in frequency change increase, which is very convenient. The analog dial, controlled by a motor, indicates simultaneously the band. When I got to tune into a station, I found the warm sound of the Satellit 210,perhaps even a better sound. Excellent radio, in a mint condition. Many thanks again Rainer,
Regards, Aba
Aba Bimana
Pretoria South Africa
posted: 21.05.2013 14:46 PM
After getting the service pack and starting to use my Satellit 210. I spent some time checking Satellit radios on Rainer site and got an advice from him on what to get next. Then, I ordered a Satellit 3400 and a Satellit 650. The waiting time started then, as I was impatient to get them. After tracking the parcel on daily basis, the 3400 was received on Friday 10 May 2013. It looked like new and was in an excellent packing, although an invoice showed that it was bought in 1981! This radio radio is really big and heavy, even more heavier when fitted with its battery.(Dryfit 476) Very good sound and reception, although the sound differs from the Satellit 210. Many thanks for the quick shipment, for the high quality of the radio and for your support while enquiring about the shipment details and whereabout. But, this is not the end of the story ...
Aba Bimana
Pretoria South Africa
posted: 21.05.2013 13:46 PM
I have been listening to short waves since I was very young and in those days already, the Grundig Satellit was the best radio that one could expect to have. This was in the East part of Africa when many short waves bands were still crowded and the reception was good. FM stations where not available yet, not to say television. The quickest and most affordable way to be informed on what was going in the rest of the world was by listening to short waves. Of course there was a lot of propaganda on the air from some public broadcasters, especially due to the cold war but one learns to identify propaganda broadcasts and to understand the political systems that the radio programs where coming from. Several cultural programs could still be found on short waves. I have fond memories of "radiophonic" movies , as they used to be called in French. One thing that I liked about them was their stimulation of imagination, which had not limits. Then various games such as the famous "Jeux de mille Francs" on RFI, called then ORTF. On ORTF, time was announced every 30 minutes by a mechanical clock with pre-recorded voice. ORTF had also "Radioscopie", a one hour daily program where renowned writers, philosophers, musicians, actors, scientists such as Jean-Paul Sartre and Jacques Brel where interviewed. Late evenings, the Voice of America could be received well with very good musical programs and news. The impact to general knowledge was huge. The audio from a Grundig Satellit had something special, something warm that provided a better listening experience, as if the speaker was closer. Today I am leaving in South Africa and acquired recently a Satellit 210 which did not have the care that it deserved. I replaced several capacitors, cleaned all the contacts and replaced two transistors from the audio amplifer. However, I could not do much about the belt for the drum tuner. After considering to have one made locally, what was my suprise to know that I could get a new one from Rainer! The belt was ordered, received quickly and fitted. But this is not the end of it... Many thanks Raine
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AMES, Iowa – A $500 scholarship has been awarded to a Tama County 4-H member. David Bruene, Gladbrook, received a Pioneer Community College 4-H scholarship, sponsored by Pioneer Hi-Bred International Inc.
Bruene, a nine-year member, is the son of Jeff and Cheryl Bruene. He has been involved in the photography and small engines project areas and has received a state beef project award. He also has received local project awards in the swine, crops and soils and beef areas while serving as club president and vice president. A county 4-H council member, Bruene has attended the Iowa 4-H Youth Conference.
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Backgrounder: Olaf Storbeck, Economics and Finance Journalist of Integrity
I am fond of economics journalist Olaf Storbeck of Handelsblatt (he is officially, the International Economics Correspondent with Handelsblatt, Germany's business daily, writing about economics research). Any references below are to his own blog, Economics Intelligence on Wordpress. He has a genuine and sincere anti-plagiarism ethic. He is thorough. He knows how to do a little math and statistics. Equally relevant: He hasn't blocked me on Twitter like that wicked Nouriel!
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Professor Nouriel Roubini, via Roubini tracking on Blogger:
an American professor of Economics at New York University`s Stern School of Business and chairman of Roubini Global Economics of New York Universitywho I actually like, and think is handsome and exciting. He KNOWS volatility! But there was this incident, I didn't know if he was Jewish or Moslem. I didn't say anything bad, obviously. I truly didn't know, and it wasn't like it would make a difference, not unless he were unmarried and considering new wives. (Just an aside) But somehow....
While on the subject of being persona non grata I might as well include the others: The equally wicked ZeroHedge. AND The Hacker News, who has not just hell-banned me, but also IP-banned me for good measure! I will be forever grateful to @3Creepio of Twitter for taking pity and telling me about the latter. Probably countless others at this point.
Even Reddit NetSec (Reddit's Internet Security forum) deposited a comment on my Google Hobby blog, accusing me of surreptitious affiliation with the U.S. National Security Agency yesterday:
Right. I only wish. I was quite pleased with the response I gave. See link above, for the curious.
An End to Invective
Olaf Storbeck seems to be the closest thing to a trendsetter. Let me clarify: Certain trends, like the Benford's Law revivalism, which he wrote about, in general and in the context of the Greek credit crisis, in July 2011, months ahead of the herd. He also found various peer-reviewed and professional level economics research papers addressing the veracity, or lack thereof, of credit ratings agencies. He did not vilify the credit ratings agencies. It was a refreshing change of pace.
Kid Dynamite and Olaf Storbeck both have my seal of approval, for market acumen and good sense.
Introducing The Economics Job Market Rumors Forum
So. Apparently there is an Economics Job Market Rumors (EJMR) forum that has gained some measure of notoriety of late. I was not familiar with such. Olaf Storbeck was. He re-printed (with scrupulously proper attribution and acknowledgement) an interview of the shadowy group representatives of said EJMR. Initially, I thought he conducted the interview himself. Now that would have been kind of cool!
I read the interview, "Behind the Scenes of EJMR: An Interview with Kirk". I immediately hastened to visit the website of EJMR.
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The very first entry I found has been carefully hand scraped, by me, for your reading pleasure and showcased below. It is giggly material! The links work. Click on through to the ridiculously non-sequitor identification. Then consider a visit to the forum. See what other gems are to be found. But first, make sure to read Olaf Storbeck's backgrounder about the EJMR, just to get you in a suitable state of mind.
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Here is a sample, drawn non-randomly from the recent Economics Job Market Rumors board listings:
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Item One: How much is Nouriel Roubini offering to pay a Social Media personal assistant?
Duties include manning the Twitter account. Maybe some light quantitative analysis too? Verbatim excerpt via http://www.roubini.com/jobs:
Compensation: $10/hour"Emphasis mine. One wonders, strongly suspects, that Felix's new assistant is paid a higher wage than that by Reuters.
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Published: Tuesday, March 12, 2013 at 10:27 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, March 12, 2013 at 10:27 a.m.
How many of you come home to dinner ready to go and hot on the plate? Not too many I'm sure, and if you do, who complains about it? This past week after the kids and I got home I decided to cook up some Juicy Lucys – those cheese-stuffed burgers of goodness they serve up in Boston. I'm sure you've heard of them.
Just as we were putting everything on the plate, my wife, Pam, got home early. As I started working on her plate she really wanted cheese on her burger. Knowing the cheese was already on the inside, I said, "No, not today. If I do that for you all the burgers will get cold." The look I got was not happy, but with a grin on the kids' faces (and mine) I gave her the plate and she bit into the cheese-filled burger, which she thoroughly enjoyed.
Give this easy, secret treat a try for your family and remember to check out my fan page on Facebook for more recipes.
Juicy Lucy Burgers
2 pounds Angus beef
¼ cup Worcestershire sauce
½ teaspoon paprika
½ teaspoon chili powder
2 teaspoons garlic salt
1 tablespoon of black pepper
4 slices American cheese
Place the beef in a bowl and thoroughly mix in Worcestershire sauce and spices until everything is blended well.
Begin forming patties with your hand; this should make eight quarter-pound patties. Once the first patty is formed, fold the slices of American cheese into four parts and place on the center of the patty. Form another patty the same size and place on top, sealing the cheese in the center of the burger.
Place on the grill and cook to desired temperature. Serve on a bun with your choice of toppings.
Serves 4.
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Retreat + Spirituality
Colleges of the Fenway - COF Catholics
Founded by a Simmons College undergraduate looking for a Catholic community, COF Catholics was developed and is supported by Emmanuel College Campus Ministry to provide for and support the Catholic student community at all six Colleges of the Fenway. COF Catholics meet every Sunday from 6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. at Emmanuel College, just before the Sunday 8:00 p.m. Mass in the Emmanuel College Chapel. Students from Simmons College, Emmanuel College and Wentworth College have been gathering together weekly in faith, friendship and fellowship and the group hopes to expand more.
COF Catholics have themed meetings that have focused on saints, a rosary bead-making workshop and Advent and Lenten reflection meetings. Group activities have included praying the rosary, scripture reflection, committed Catholic relationships Q & A panel, group prayer and just talking and sharing. The group feels a strong bond to each other and there is both a Facebook group and Twitter feed to support and connect the group members even more. In the future, COF Catholics would like to do a retreat, community service projects, adoration and visiting Catholic churches in the greater Boston area.
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Johann Johannsson recording session at Abbey Road
Recording session at Abbey Road for Golden Globe winning score of Stephen Hawking biopic, 'The Theory Of Everything'.
Dustin O'Hallora recording session at Funk Haus, Berlin.
Studio P4, Funk Haus, Berlin; for Dustin O'Halloran's score to Sundance Film Festival 'audience award' winning Indian film 'Umrika'.
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Archive for September 2012
Cincinnati kicks off Oktoberfest with the "Running of the Weiners"
Cincinnati has a unique way to celebrate the start of Oktoberfest. This past Friday, the 6th annual "Running of the Weiners" dog race was held. Dachshunds dressed up in hot dog costumes and raced 75 feet in front of a crowd of spectators. Read more
Service Dog Awarded After Saving Her Owner's Life
A Pleasureville, KY woman owes her life to her dog, Lexi, after diabetes nearly claimed her life. Read more
Second Dog in Pennsylvania Forced to Perish in Flames
Authorities in Pennsylvania were appalled to find yet another dog trapped and set ablaze. Read more
English Bull Terrier Pups at Mealtime
Mealtime for a litter of 6 week old English Bull Terrier pups starts out in an orderly fashion … . Read more
Boots and Barkley Bully Sticks Recalled
The FDA issued a recall on dog treats possibly contaminated with Salmonella. Read more
Sergeant Stubby: World War I's Hero Dog
Stubby, a pit bull type dog, was a hero of World War I. He is the only dog that has been promoted to sergeant through combat. He served for 18 months in World War I as part of the 102nd infantry, 26th Division in France. Involved in 17 battles, Stubby did more than just boost the morale of the soldiers in his unit. Read more
Beagle jumps off bridge falling almost 75 feet and swims away with just a bruise
Robert Lorenz was taking his two beagles for their nightly walk along the Delaware River in Burlington City, NJ. When strangers wanted to stop and pet them a series of events unfolded that no one could've expected. Read more
Puppy Attacks Himself in Mirror
A little dog is very interested in the mystery dog in the mirror. Read more
Man's truck is stolen with his 12-year-old lab in the back
Will Baker and his black lab Ace have been friends and hunting partners for 11 years. This past Thursday they were headed on another weekend hunting trip. Baker stopped off at a Harbor Freights in Channelview, Texas to get some supplies. He was only in the store for about 20 minutes, but when he came outside his truck was gone. So was his friend Ace. Read more
The Saturday Pet Blogger Hop: Tamee Dog Tricks
9 month old smooth fox terrier Tamee is a genius, and loves showing off for the camera… Read more
More Canadian Cities Looking into Anti-Tethering Laws
Like many in the US, Canadian cities are pushing for stricter anti-tethering laws. Read more
Cheetah Cub and Big Puppy Take Turns Pouncing
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Resilience Dialogue: Preparing for a Changing World
Rapid urbanization and climate change are reshaping and exacerbating disaster risk. Together, they have added urgency to the task of building resilience in communities and countries around the world.Climate... Show More +
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December 9, 2011 - More than a dozen firms vied for contracts on a World Bank-financed transportation project. But that bidding competition largely turned out to be a sham. A Bank investigation revealed... Show More +
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Tokyo, June 5, 2011—Ten weeks after its devastating earthquake and tsunami, Japan hosted its first international summit here since the disaster, with a global stocktaking of progress toward achieving the... Show More +
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Karl Kraus DVM, MS, Diplomate ACVS
Professor and Section Head
Karl H. Kraus is Chief of Small Animal Surgery at Lloyd Veterinary Medical Center at Iowa State University and diplomat of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons. He graduated from Kansas State University in 1985, completed residency training at University of Missouri-Columbia in 1989 and was professor of surgery at Tufts University from 1989 to 2007. He also held a joint appointment at Harvard University where he helped develop neurosurgical procedures on humans at Brigham and Women's Hospital from 1989 to 1998. He was founder of Securos Veterinary Orthopedics and Chair of the Board of Directors from 1997 to 2007. He is the inventor of the Securos External Fixator System, bone anchor and Cruciate Repair System, and SOP plating system. His major areas of interest include fracture repair, external fixation, ACL repair, spinal stabilization, and neurosurgery.
William Hoefle DVM, MS, Diplomate ACVS
Clinical and research interests: Dr. Hoefle's clinical research interests include total hip prosthesis, bone grafts and osteosarcoma treatment.
James Toombs DVM, MS, Diplomate ACVS
Clinical and research interests: Small animal orthopedic surgery, external skeletal fixation, and small animal neurosurgery.
Mary Sarah Bergh DVM, MS, Diplomate ACVS, Diplomate ACVSMR
Assistant Professor
Dr. Bergh is an Assistant Professor of Orthopedic Surgery and the Director of the Canine Rehabilitation Center at Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine. She has earned board certifications from the American College of Veterinary Surgeons (ACVS) and the American College of Veterinary Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation (ACVSMR). She attended veterinary school at the University of Wisconsin, completed an internship University of Pennsylvania and a residency in small animal surgery at The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine. She also earned her Masters of Science degree at The Ohio State University in 2008, while investigating fractured central tarsal bones of racing greyhounds. Her clinical and research interests include hip, knee and elbow joint replacement, arthroscopy, treatments for cranial cruciate ligament disease including TPLO/TTA, rehabilitation and racing/athletic injuries.
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Dr. Burton is in his third year of surgical training.
Dr. Eric Zellner
Dr. Zellner is in his second year of surgical training.
Dr. Scott Christopher
Dr. Christopher is in his first year of surgical training.
Tara Akers
Tara grew up in Ames and has lived here most of her life. She received a AAS degree in Veterinary Technology from Des Moines Area Community College in Ankeny, IA in 2006. After graduation, she worked in a small animal practice and became the head technician. She worked there for almost 5 years prior to joining the ISU LVMC. She enjoys doing yard work, being outdoors, reading, and spending time with her daughters.
Amy Dennis
Amy grew up in Granger, Iowa, she graduated from Iowa State University in 2006 with a BA in Advertising and a minor in Spanish. After working in Kansas City for a few years, she left the marketing world and returned to school to pursue a much more fitting career as a Veterinary Technician, graduating from DMACC in 2012. Amy loves being outdoors and has a beloved shelter-rescued lab mix named Rylea.
Diane Perry
Diane Perry received certification as a veterinary technician from the University of Minnesota, Waseca in 1984. She worked for 3 years in private practice in the Des Moines area before joining the surgery department at Iowa State University in 1987. Diane currently enjoys working in the Sophomore and Junior teaching labs during the school year and assisting the surgery department during the summer months. When not working, Diane enjoys spending time with her family and 2 Brittanys, doing almost any kind of outdoor activity.
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Tix Available For Mark Adamo Master Class: The Art of the Aria 12/18
The second event in the FRESHLY BREWED series at OPERA America will be held this weekend on Sunday December 18th at 1:00 PM. Tickets are now on sale for The Art of the Aria with Mark Adamo.
The FRESHLY BREWED series was designed to give the public a chance to see inside ALT's flagship program, the Composer Librettist Development Program (CLDP). This Sunday, AOT invites the public into the CLDP studio during this master class with ALT's Director of Professional Development, composer/librettist Mark Adamo. Best known for Little Women, one of the most produced American operas of all-time, Adamo's critically acclaimed operatic work also includes Lysistrata for Houston Grand Opera, and he is currently writing The Gospel of Mary Magdalene for San Francisco Opera. During this master class, four composer/librettist teams, all Resident Artists in the CLDP, will present new arias. Guest singers soprano Katherine Jolly (New York City Opera, Opera Theatre of Saint Louis, Florida Grand Opera) and baritone Dan Kempson (Fort Worth Opera, Pittsburgh Opera, Caramoor Music Festival) will perform the arias, and artists and audiences alike will be invited to discuss the works they have heard.
What is an aria? What is its purpose dramatically and musically within the context of a larger work? Have these arias been successful in accomplishing their goals? Did they engage you? Why or why not? Is the text set well for the voice? This unique look inside the writers' studio will give audiences an opportunity to explore the process of developing new opera, and the opportunity to meet the next generation of operatic writers – the composers and librettists who will be writing the works you will want to hear in the future!
Tickets, which include a light brunch, are available for $20 through SmartTix at http://www.smarttix.com/show.aspx?showcode=FRE49. Advance purchase is required. Due to limited seating capacity at OPERA America, tickets are strictly limited and will not be sold on the day of the event. OPERA America is located at 330 Seventh Avenue (between 28th and 29th), on the 18th Floor.
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The Lotus Notes and Domino community is alive and well with IAMLUG. Join us in St Louis, MO USA Aug 1-2
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There is still time to register for I am Lotus User Group (IAMLUG), August 1 - 2, St. Louis, MO USA and it's FREE.
Welcome back to year #3 for IamLUG! It will be held August 1-2, 2011 in St Louis, MO. The I AM LOTUS USER GROUP has plenty of new announcements to share for this year in the coming weeks. Registration is open for attendees, speakers and sponsors. So put the dates on your calendar and get your session submissions ready.
IamLUG 2011 is already proving itself to be the best year yet with the amazing feedback we are getting before the doors open.
Once again we will be bringing the best speakers from around the world to the North American Lotus User Group. The three tracks are back on Administration & Infrastructure, Development and "I Don't Know Where This Fits". With over 25 sessions, awesome keynotes, great Monday night receptions and all the other surprises thrown in, IamLUG welcomes everyone for FREE, courtesy of the sponsors and IBM.
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I'm an infrastructure guy, so to me, developing software is a mix between voodoo and filing taxes - I don't understand how most of it works, but the parts I do understand are pretty uninteresting.
Infrastructure has it's own share of politics - do you architect your domains along business group, or geography? Do you host your executives' mail on separate server, with a different set of mailbox limitations and server uptime requirements? Deploy a security patch immediately, lessening your exposure, but potentially introducing application compatibility issues... the list goes on.
Infrastructure guys don't, however, have the monopoly on politics, as this post from Dave explains. Something as seemingly trivial as including Minesweeper in Windows Vista creates a whole bunch of new worldwide challenges.


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Anastasiya DemoOct 18, 2012 Demo 1 comment
The latest build of our alpha demo! Thanks for downloading! Released October 18th, 2012.
Working under the auspices of a video game business known as "Whale Team", I am currently working to create a game called Anastasiya.
The game is a text adventure / visual novel that takes place in cyberspace. Naturally, the servers of this cyberspace are located on a deep-space satellite. The story begins with an investigation regarding the death of the satellite's creator, and further develops into a much grander mystery. It has puzzle aspects. It has characters. A thrilling story. It's small. It's swell. We really hope you enjoy this. I mean… really… we do.
Progress Update: 63% Complete
Story Length: 20,938 words
1 comment by JohnWatmuff on Oct 5th, 2014
So. We completed the fifth act today, which is very much the largest act of the game, and contains an impressive amount of story telling. The act is a split act (user can choose 2 different routes through the story), and thus required double the effort. We're now on to Act 6, which will likely be completed much sooner.
Admittedly, Act 5 took a long time. But I didn't want to sacrifice quality for time. Here are some screens.
The latest build of our alpha demo! Thanks for downloading! Released October 18th, 2012.
Aw.. The game's release got pushed back again.
Ive been waiting for this in ages.
Is this a graphical text adventure?
Yeah :) It is also similar to a visual novel, or a puzzle game - like Myst.
Hmm looks interesting, not 100% sure what exactly this is but i shall give it a shot and then give feed back!
sounds alot like these first text based RPGs that were ever created :)
Wow, i like this... but i dont know exactly why... But i like it. I think this wil be a great game yeah. Traking Neow!!!
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We are building an adventure game that revolves around a forgotten cyberspace satellite known as Anastasiya. The game will be much like a visual novel, but we currently intend to place a much higher emphasis on puzzle and RPG elements.
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In a battle between will and skill, the former suffered a bitter defeat when skilled and poised Italian Senegalese Mohammed Ali Ndiaye (now 22-1, 13 KOs) forced Spanish veteran Jose Maria Guerrero (29-4-1, 11 KOs) to retire in his corner after nine one-sided rounds of a bloody beating. Thus the WBC #12 and WBO #15 ranked fighter retained his EBU-EU super middleweight title for the first time since knocking out talented hard-hitter Andrea Di Luisa in his penultimate fight.
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This article is a MISTAKE. Jackiewicz won with Abis unanimous decision in 2009, controled all the fight and almost knocked Italian out in last round. Why are you saying it was "spirited majority decision"? You obviously didn't watch the fight! Jackiewicz won in 2009 easily, and in 2012 even more easily.
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117-112, which is my score, suggests me that it wasn't a lopsided beating but a fairly close fight, that (by the way) might have been scored for Abis, had the fight taken its place in Italy in 2009. So it was indeed a spirited loss (and I remember it clearly). This time it was a much better work for Mr. Jackiewicz.
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This is simply not true. Jackiewicz CLEARLY won first fight. There was no case for giving Abis a victory Of course he could win in Italy: but just because in Italy is almost IMPOSSIBLE to win on points, you need to knock guy out. In first fight Jackiewicz outlassed Abis and almost knock him out in last round. Watch the fight again and dont write so idiotic statements. First fight was one sided, second also!
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