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When: Thursday, November 7 2013, 8:00 PM to Sunday, November 10 2013, 10:45 PM
Location: Bowker Auditorium
100 Holdsworth Way Amherst MA
Categories: Performance, Rehearsal/Practice
The UMass Theatre Guild is proud to present its Fall musical, Andrew Lippa's Wild Party!
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Fish Mousse With Bercy Sauce
|Haddock fillets/Cod fillets
|1 Pound
|Court bouillon
|4 Cup (64 tbs)
|2 Tablespoon
|4 Tablespoon
|5 Tablespoon
|Heavy cream
|5 Tablespoon
|Chopped parsley
|1 1⁄2 Tablespoon
|Anchovy essence/Anchovy paste
|2 Teaspoon
|Lemon juice
|1 Tablespoon
|To Taste
|Black pepper
|To Taste
|Bread crumbs
|4 Tablespoon
|For bercy sauce
|1 Small
|Unsalted butter
|4 Tablespoon
|Dry white wine
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Fish stock
|1 1⁄4 Cup (20 tbs)
|1 1⁄2 Tablespoon
|Lemon slices
|4 (For Garnish)
|Parsley sprigs
|1 (For Garnish)
1) Preheat oven to temperature of 325 degrees.
2) Boil the court bouillon.
3) Cook the fish gently over low heat, uncovered, in the bouillon for about 10 minutes or till the fish is tender.
4) With a slotted spoon, take the fish out of the pan and keep the liquid aside.
5) Clean the fish and remove any skin and bones. Flake it finely into a bowl.
6) Use a fork to mash the flesh of the fish. Alternatively, turn the fish into a coarse puree in a blender.
7) In a saucepan, melt the butter over medium heat. Stir in the flour and cook the mixture for about 2 minutes. Do not allow it to color.
8) Add just enough reserved fish liquid to the milk to make 1 cup. Blend this mixture into the roux very gradually to make a thick white sauce.
9) Stirring continuously, cook the sauce for about 5 minutes. If required, add some more fish liquid to make the sauce thin.
10) Mix the sauce in the fish puree.
11) Separate the eggs and then beat the yolks together with the cream. Add the egg yolks to the fish mixture, along with the chopped parsley.
12) In a bowl, whisk the egg whites till they are stiff but not completely dry. Fold the whites in the fish mixture.
13) On a baking sheet, toast the breadcrumbs and while they are toasting, vrush a 2 ½-cup charlotte mold or cake pan with some oil. Line the pan evenly with the crumbs.
14) Into the prepared pan or mold, spoon the fish mixture till it is three-quarters full.
15) Use a piece of buttered foil to cover the top and place the mold in a roasting pan with ½-inch of water in the bottom.
16) Place the mold in the center of the preheated oven and bake for about 1-1 ¼ hours, till the mousse has risen well and is set.
17) Nearly 30 minutes before the mousse is done, make the sauce.
18) Peel the onion the finely chop it.
19) Over low heat in half of the butter, sauté the onion till it is tender and then add the wine and fish stock.
20) Quickly boil the liquid, increasing the heat, uncovered, till it has reduced by half.
21) With the remaining butter, knead the flour to a beurre manic and then shape the dough into small balls. Drop them, one at a time, into the prepared liquid.
22) Over gently heat, stir the sauce till it has thickened and then stir in the cream. Do not allow the sauce to boil or it will start to curdle.
23) Season the sauce to taste with salt and freshly ground pepper.
24) Unmold the mousse and put it on a warm serving dish. Garnish with lemon slices and parsley sprigs.
25) Serve right away with buttered spinach or broccoli au gratin. The sauce can either be poured over the preparation or served separately in a sauceboat.


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Cavalcade of Whimsy
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Pete FiutakFollow us ...
The C.O.W. airing of the grievances followed by the feats of strength
The ten reasons why I'm grouchy this week…
10. Reggie Bush really did win the 2005 Heisman
Because of the big year expected from quarterback Matt Barkley, the past USC Heisman winners are being highlighted on a regular basis now. Officially the school has six winners – Mike Garrett in 1965, O.J. Simpson in 1968, Charles White in 1979, Marcus Allen in 1981, Carson Palmer in 2002, and Matt Leinart in 2004 – but it's okay to point out that Reggie Bush also won the award. You can say he got the honor taken away, and you could say he got it stripped, but it's a fact that he got the most votes and won in 2005. He was a Heisman winner, but he wasn't a Heisman keeper.
9. Believing football is a character builder
I'm going to get into the concussion issue in a few weeks, but I'm currently in a brouhaha with a slew of parents who are choosing to ignore the warnings and the science behind the effects football has on young brains. They reason that the sport makes their sons into better people with better character, and therefore they'll turn out to be better people. Of course football has many positives on several levels, but so do other activities that don't involve kids smashing their brains on the inside of their skulls.
You want your kid to learn a real life lesson? You want to teach your son – or daughter – what it's like to get kicked in the gut and have to fight through adversity? Make your kid take calculus.
8. Ron Zook's voice
I've always liked Ron Zook. As a head coach, he was always entertaining, slightly goofy, and highly energetic to talk to. He had his moments like all coaches do, but he was a different breed of cat compared to most of the coaches in this business. While he didn't get the job done as a head coach, I've always said he had the right make-up and the right personality to be a whale of an assistant, complete with the assistant coach's voice that's set to perma-gravel from yelling and talking all the time. While that's par for the course for a coach, not being able to speak without a rasp doesn't work so well as an announcer. He'll be a good commentator once he gets the chords back, but sounded like he spent the day gargling with broken glass before calling the UCLA-Rice game.
7. Call Me Maybe
I lived through Hammer. I once held an intervention trying to convince my college roommate to just say no to a Vanilla Ice concert. I kicked a friend out of my car for putting in a cassette of something called Milli Vanilli. I would gladly live through all of those musical nightmares again three times over if I could just go one day without catching a moronic video parody of Call Me Maybe. The song and various spin-offs destroyed my entire summer and it just … won't … go … away.
6. Brandon Jenkins
Someday top players will realize that football is a dangerous sport. There's no escaping suffering a serious injury; it's a question of when it happens and how bad it's going to be. Selfishly, I'd love it if all players stayed in college until their eligibility is up, but at the same time I hate it when top prospects aren't getting the right advice about their future at the next level. If you're good, it doesn't matter where you're drafted. If you're a great prospect and you're projected to go in the top 50, like Florida State All-America defensive end had he left early for the NFL in April, you go. Now. College football is a game for almost everyone, but it's a stone-cold, multi-million dollar business to roughly 100 players every year who need to get smarter. Jenkins came back for one more year to be a part of a special team and to try to up his draft potential, and while that's fine, if the goal and dream is to become a pro football player, then go become a pro football player and don't take the chance that your stock will drop by suffering a season-ending foot injury.
5. The new helmet rule
I'm a 100%, err on the side of caution believer in player safety at all times no matter what, but the new rule that a player has to sit out for one play after losing his lid seems like a solution in search of a problem. If a player gets bonked in the brain and he suffers a concussion, that's a different animal, but just because he lost his helmet that doesn't mean he got hurt. Pick up the helmet and put it back on the head. Problem solved.
4. Assuming Taylor Martinez is going to do that on a regular basis.
Let's just settle down a wee bit before anointing T-Magic as the next Aaron Rodgers. It was well documented how the Nebraska quarterback spent his summer working on his mechanics, and he was absolutely brilliant throwing for 354 yards and five touchdowns against Southern Miss in the opener, but he did this before. As a freshman he completed 23-of-35 passes for 323 yards and five scores against Oklahoma State, but after that he hit the 200-yard mark just twice with both games coming last season. While he motion and footwork were far, far better, and he really did appear to improve, Southern Miss had to replace seven defensive starters and certainly wasn't prepared for a passing game. Now teams will be looking for Martinez to try out his arm a bit more; let's see him do it against a porous UCLA defense this week before thinking this might be the new norm.
3. Michigan
There's a problem with Brady Hoke complaining that his team "didn't play Michigan football" against Alabama; it actually did. Michigan played Michigan football because Michigan football, even at its best over the last several decades, isn't as good as Alabama football is right now. Of course Michigan has had a ton of talent on some phenomenal teams, but for the most part, Michigan football has made a living off of being consistently way above-average – and that's not meant to be a knock. That has been good enough to get to Rose Bowls and use the right breaks to be a part of a national championship in 1997 – despite not having to play Nebraska that year or anyone from the SEC – but Saturday night showed what Michigan football is. Right now, it's not good enough on the lines, it doesn't have the skill players in place, and it didn't have any ideas even though everyone and their sister knew Denard Robinson was going to be shut down cold by a Nick Saban defense that spent an entire summer focusing on keeping him under wraps. This year, Hoke's Michigan football could still be good enough to end up winning the Big Ten title, and it's going to get a lot better in a hurry with the job Hoke is doing recruiting, but after Saturday night …
2. Just put Alabama in the BCS championship already
There are several landmines to deal with and a date at LSU is looming large, but Alabama looked and played like it's 100% locked in. Even with all the personnel changes and the loss of running back Trent Richardson, the Tide was played with even more confidence and was even more effective than anyone could have envisioned. Again, Michigan is a good team that just got its doors blown off, and while it's just one game, it doesn't seem like the Tide is going to start slouching any time soon. Even if Bama loses at LSU, and even if it gets tripped up on the right day by someone else in conference play, come January 7th are you going to think that anyone other than another SEC champion could beat Nick Saban and his coaching staff with more than six weeks to prepare? Judging by what happened in Week One, it's going to be tough talking about what might have happened if the future playoff system was in place.
1. Football culture
With all the Penn State drama and all the hand-wringing about what went wrong, the key culprit, beyond Jerry Sandusky, was the notion of a football culture that went so far out of whack that the program and university needed to be hit and hit hard. Based on the warnings by the Freeh report and discussed throughout the summer, the idea came up time and again that what happened at Penn State could've happened at just about any other football-mad school. After all, football fans are football fans are football fans, and as crazed as they are in Happy Valley, they're just as nuts in Tuscaloosa, Columbus, Austin, Norman, Los Angeles, and anywhere else where a college football program is a really, really big deal.
But that's not fair.
Having a football culture doesn't have to be a negative.
Of course a football culture is a problem when the school overlooks nefarious actions by a sports program in order to keep the cash cow in place, but more often than not, having a football culture is a good thing.
Would anyone ever know the University of Oklahoma existed without its football program? Is it a bad thing to have a local, rural economy get a boost from a swarm of fans coming into town seven times a year? Isn't it a perk to have a school buzzing about a hot football team and its big game that weekend?
Having a great football culture brings in attention, money, and a bigger and better pool of students who want to be a part of the fun as well as the education. Being a football school doesn't mean the academics are irrelevant – Stanford has had a solid football culture of the last few seasons.
Penn State's problems were Penn State's. As big as college football might be, all things considered when it comes to money, power and attention, the overall culture really isn't that bad.
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- Stats are usually a bit skewed after week one, so some teams and players are ranked high based on one big play or a little bit of a quirk, but North Carolina's punt return game was something special. The Tar Heels returned nine punts in the 62-0 win over Elon, and everything worked with Giovani Bernard returning two for 100 yards and a score, Roy Smith returning six for 127 yards, and Erik Highsmith returning one for 33 yards. In all, the Tar Heels averaged 28.89 yards per try.
- The biggest loser of Week One? Conference USA. Houston is already making its changes after a miserable showing in a blowout loss to Texas State. Marshall, Rice, SMU and Southern Miss are all supposed to be in a bowl hunt and they were all blown away. Memphis was miserable, UAB lost to Troy and UTEP didn't get any offense in the loss to Oklahoma.
- With this win over Penn State, there's no reason Ohio can't go 12-0. The Bobcats miss everyone of note in the MAC including Northern Illinois, Western Michigan and Toledo. Not only is the toughest remaining road game either at Marshall in few weeks or at Ball State late, but there's an honest chance that there won't be one game this season against a bowl bound team.
C.O.W. shameless gimmick item … The weekly five Overrated/Underrated aspects of the world
1) Overrated: Tyrann Mathieu still at LSU … Underrated: Zach Mettenberger getting popped in the mouth against North Texas
2) Overrated: The non-pass interference call late in South Carolina's win over Vanderbilt … Underrated: South Carolina needing a missed pass interference call late in its win over Vanderbilt.
3) Overrated: Jeff Driskel ... Underrated: Jacoby Brissett
4) Overrated: Jeff Tedford on the hot seat ... Underrated: Nevada
5) Overrated: The Big East looking to add a 14th member ... Underrated: That member more likely to be BYU than Notre Dame
"Oh, see, I made Louis a bet here. See, Louis bet me that we couldn't both get rich and put y'all in the poor house at the same time. He didn't think we could do it. I won."
1) UCF +18 over Ohio State
2) Rice +10 over Kansas
3) Wisconsin -7.5 over Oregon State
4) Nevada -1 over South Florida
If the college football season ended right now, the three best players in college football this season are … 1 1) RB Le'Veon Bell, Michigan State, 2) QB Geno Smith, West Virginia, 3) QB Taylor Martinez, Nebraska
Sorry this column sucked, it wasn't my fault … Lane Kiffin wouldn't let me do a pre-column walk-through at the Coliseum.
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Grant is the best. In celebration of his signature shoe, we packed all the homies in a van and hit the road from ATL to Tampa. All terrain, all good.
The 22nd annual Skatepark of Tampa Am contest went down this last weekend. Check out some photos here.
We cast a wide net to start the 2014 SOTY debate. Check the stats and help us whittle it down. Who do YOU think should win the only award that matters?
Well, fun in the sun never hurt so good. Thanks for all of the cold ones and gnar concrete. Who's next? Where?
With a squad this insane, anywhere P-Stone pointed his camera he was stacking clips with some of the best concrete destroyers in the world. Here they lay siege to Spain terrain.
Three days of cold Shiner beers, tons of tunes and a skate ramp that looked like a Hot Wheels track.
Everyone has their own dream vacation. We took a heavy crew to England to hit parks older than Stonehenge. Grant, Raven, Ronnie, and more. You know the rest... Thanks to Monster for helping make this happen.
It feels strange and can be fun for a minute, but skating barefoot is straight-up gnarly and can take you out quick. Here's the best barefoot skating in KOTR history including Grant, Raven, and Jamie Thomas with sick enders.
It was one of the heaviest road crews of all time. And with the hardcore edits finished, here's some of the more loose and fun outtakes. What a trip, thanks everyone.
It starts with an epic mini ramp session, then makes its way to some tall 'crete, and before you know it CK1 is skating vert, padless. There is no way you won't go skate after watching this...
Orcas Island is the first stop. Grant, Cory, Elijah, Vincent, Raven, Ronnie, Raney, and company turn up big time.
P-Stone hit the great Northwest with an all-star cast led by local tour guide Cory Kennedy. Episodes start next week.
These Copenhagen sessions are too heavy. The bowl gets brutalized before Ronnie shuts down a padless vertical assault. Thank you Denmark...
This session is fucked. Grant, Greyson, Raven, Raney, and company go absolutely ballistic inside Copenhagen's giant wooden roller coaster.
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Washington Memorial Chapel
The Episcopal Chapel at Valley Forge is definitely worth a visit, and they still have church services in it on Sundays. It has beautiful gothic architecture, a gift shop and a used bookstore that benefits charity behind it. We just missed the church service, but the choir sounded nice. I got several books at the store which was larger than one would have expected.
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George Washington's House
You can drive along a car route that starts at the Valley Forge visitor center and ends back there to get to the building General George Washington stayed it during the winter of 1777, while his Revolutionary Army was encamped at Valley Forge.
The building is open to the public and free, and is furnished. You can visit Washigton's study, the kitchen, the bedroom. I always love the old fashioned beds and kitchens!
- Road Trip
- Family Travel
- Historical Travel
Explored Valley Forge
We started in the Visitor Center where we got a map and visited the gift & book shop. There were many exhibits and tour trolley's. There was a list of special events for the day and movies that were presented. We saw hikers, picnickers, and those that towed their horses to ride. The national park is opened daily from 10 to 5.
We drove our car along the 10 mile trail inside Valley Forge National Historic Park. Each stop on the map was numbered with a picture of what we were looking at.
Inside the Valley Forge Station on the Schuylkill River we saw men dressed in the time who told us about the station in Washington's era. Next door was the Isaac Potts House, Washington's Headquarters. We went into Commander in Chief Guard Hutts where 12 men slept around a fireplace and a tape with sensor re enacted events from the time.
We stopped at many plaques, statues, monuments, homes ... drove across a covered bridge. The National Memorial Arch was dedicated in 1917 commemorating the soldiers who wintered in Valley Forge in 1777 to 1778.
Washington Memorial chapel was built as a tribute to the American Patriots of the Revolution. The stained glass windows over the alter are a tribute to Martha and over the door is the George Washington Window. The pains tell stories that represent their lives. The Daughters of the Revolution paid for the Patriots Bell Tower and the Justice Bell is a replica of the Liberty Bell.
- Family Travel
- Hiking and Walking
- Historical Travel
The huts that the soldiers lived in @ Valley forge
Most of the huts were made like log houses but out of any type of wood they could find.
They were grouped together by units and each units hut varied differently from different aspects depending on the state they came from.
very interesting.
These particular huts were located across the area from Washington's headquarters at Pott's farm.
Inside the kitchen at Washington's headquarters
This is the inside of Washington's kitchen. The area above this room was where the slaves slept and the only way to access was via a ladder.
The fireplace was 3/4 of the entire wall and big enough to stand inside.
Outside of Kitchen at Washington's headquarters
This is the side view of the outside of the house he rented at Pott's farm. This was the kitchen.
Notice the rounded section, that was the well.
The area above the kitchen is where the slaves stayed.
Staircase inside Washington's headquarters
The originial staircase had to be repair and mostly replaced. The railing is the actual railing in the home and is the actual railing that Washington's hands touched as he climbed and descended the stairs.
YES!!! My hands touched where George Washington's hands rested. I was so excited.
An office inside Washington's Headquarters
This is the first room when you enter the house. It was used for his officers and advisors. They would also sleep in this room and write all of his letters to the units.
Most of the furniture is originial.
We toured Washington's Headquarters
Note: A seasonal fee is charged for admission to this site.
Washington's Headquarters - Ford Mansion Museum
Open All Year 9 - 5
The national park consists of four non-contiguous units: Washington's Headquarters with the Ford Mansion and Headquarters Museum, the Fort Nonsense Unit, the Jockey Hollow Unit, and the New Jersey Brigade Area. The Jockey Hollow Unit includes the Wick house (headquarters of General Arthur St. Clair), five reconstructed soldier huts, and approximately 27 miles of walking trails.
Walking Tour
Some more of the huts that can be viewed from the outside. The soldiers had very little to eat and became very ill during the winter months. Many died just living in these huts because diseases were contageous.
One of my children's favorite...
One of my children's favorite things there was a creek that runs at the foot of George Washington's Headquarters. They could take off there shoes and walk on the rocks. This also helped to burn off a little energy.
There is such a large area here that you don't feel overwhelmed by crowds. There are bike trails for bikers and joggers all through the park. You can go there on a lovely spring day and see people having picnics, riding bikes, jogging, or just site seeing. We have also seen plenty of kite flyers.
- Cycling
Arch Memorial at Valley Forge.
This is a lovely arch. Very detailed and beautiful. I have more pictures and info on the arch memorial.
Inside the huts of the soldiers at Valley Forge
This is what the inside looked like in the huts. Dirt floors, with wooden cots used three high on each side to accommodate 12 soldiers. With a small fireplace at the end for cooking and heat.
Washington's bedroom inside the headquarters
At the top of the stairs the first room belonged to George and Martha during their stay at the headquarters.
Most of the furniture is original and Washington did sleep in this bed.
Washington's office at Washington's headquarters
This is the second room inside the hall of the farm Washington used as his headquarters. It was the office in which he used during his stay. Most of the furniture is original.
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He is Johnny Cash meets Ray Charles meets Forrest Gump.
In "Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story," fictional rocker-turned-cultural icon Dewey Cox springs to life in a little more than 90 minutes, spanning seven decades of history and a wide range of musical genres.
For co-writer and director Jake Kasdan and for lead actor Academy Award nominee John C. Reilly, the film "Walk Hard" was an opportunity to craft an original comedy couched in the framework of rock epic biopics. Speaking to Peter Travers for ABC News Now's "Popcorn," Kasdan described the film's hero, Dewey Cox, as "an amalgamation of every great rock star you've ever loved. And with that comes all of his highs and lows."
While biopics documenting icons like Cash and Charles won big both at awards shows and at the box office, the creators of "Walk Hard" take these conventions and walk hard in a new direction.
Reilly, whose mug graces the big screen as Dewey Cox, explained: "The cool thing about this movie is that we got all the production design and all the great things that are in biopics, the span of time, the look at a different era — but at the same time be able to laugh at ourselves."
Reilly added, "I think that a lot of biopics are missing that aspect, where they are so busy creating the mythology of this 'great man.' It's also reverent and trying to get it right. That stuff is great, but the great luxury we had and that the audiences will have when they see this movie is that you have a laugh too."
Writing alongside Kasdan was longtime friend and fellow funnyman Judd Apatow, the man behind two of this summer's biggest comedy hits "Knocked Up" and "Superbad." Kasdan explains the creative process of writing comedy alongside Apatow, saying that "the script arose from him and I passing it back and forth, writing and rewriting each other."
But Reilly weighs in on perhaps the single most important perk of working with Apatow: "The studio listens to him, and gives you room to do crazy things … so he's a very important person to have on your team."
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In opening remarks, GSM Association CEO Rob Conway and Vodafone CEO Arun Sarin said wireless-industry leaders should focus on developing standards to make it easier for advertisers to work with them.
"We are highly fragmented when it comes to advertising," Conway said. "We need to do what the broadcast TV market did--identify what is inventory in mobile space and come up with ways for measurement so advertisers can measure the value of advertising on mobile versus broadcast TV."
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Conway said the GSM Association board of directors agreed on Sunday to create a forum that would reach across industries to bring them together to develop such standards.
Advertising on mobile handsets is expected to be big business over the next several years. It's easy to see why. Today there are more than 2 billion mobile subscribers in the world. This compares to roughly 1.4 billion televisions and 1 billion PCs worldwide.
According to market researcher Informa Telecoms & Media, advertisers will spend more than $11 billion by 2011 on mobile marketing. Mobile-service operators could reap as much as 50 percent of this advertising revenue as they negotiate deals with content owners.
But Vodafone's Sarin said during his portion of Tuesday's keynote that mobile advertising is not a slam dunk for providers.
"We can't assume this will happen automatically," he said. "We have to make our industry easy to do business with."
He noted, for example, that if Proctor & Gamble wants to advertise on mobile phones in a particular market, it shouldn't have to adhere to certain technical criteria for Vodafone and do something completely different when it advertises on Orange's mobile phones.
Instead, Sarin said, operators and others in the industry need to work together to define criteria such as the most appropriate size for banner advertisements, the length of video advertisements and the technology platforms that deliver advertisements to consumers.
Yahoo's new ad alliances
In other mobile-advertising news, Yahoo said at the 3GSM conference that it has struck deals with several major advertisers in 18 markets in Western Europe, South Asia and the Americas to deliver mobile ads. Some of the advertisers include Hilton's Embassy Suites, Infiniti, Intel, Nissan Motor, PepsiCo, Procter & Gamble Asia-Pacific and Singapore Airlines. They will be among the initial advertisers on Yahoo's mobile-advertising system.
Advertisements will run along the top of Yahoo's home page on the Internet screens of mobile phones. Consumers can click on the interactive ads to learn more about an advertiser's offer or call the advertiser directly for details.
Yahoo Japan, the company's joint venture with Softbank, has been running ads in Japan for several years. It has an exclusive deal with Vodafone, and it introduced display ads in the United States in November.
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True in some ways Qwerty, however 190 years ago pristine, utopian, Garden of Eden areas of Australia including Brisbane did not have 'streets stinking of horse manure' and her forests didn't need saving. Banished darkness?? To where?? Best to sleep in darkness so darkness is a good thing, yea? Poverty is a by-product of Greed and there's not too much proof about man living longer either. Remember Methuselah? Travel?? Don't look so far, love is where we are. I would wager a bet that fossil fuels have contribute to death, early death and unnecessary death far more often than we choose to accept.
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KUALA LUMPUR: Isolation between races and cultures will lead to mistrust and fear as groups grow more separate, warns an international Buddhist group.
The chairman of the International Network of Engaged Buddhists (INEB), Dr Harsha Kumara Navaratne, from Sri Lanka, said isolation would happen if a country allowed religious and ethnic lines to worsen.
"The people in Sri Lanka live in separate areas, attend separate schools and speak separate languages. This isolation contributes to mistrust and fear," he said, adding that other groups become abstract and were easily stereotyped.
Dr Harsha was speaking at the International Buddhist-Muslim Forum on Peace and Sustainability which was held at the Institute of Islamic Understanding Malaysia (Ikim) on Friday.
The other speakers included Ikim director-general Datuk Nik Mustapha Nik Hassan and International Movement for a Just World (JUST) secretary-general Anas Zubedy.
"If Buddhist and Muslim communities can overcome the challenges that confront them, there is tremendous potential for the growth and development of ideas and values that may help to transform the region," said Dr Harsha.
More than 200 people attended the forum held to promote Buddhist and Muslim relations in the region.
Ikim deputy director-general Prof Datin Dr Azizan Baharuddin, JUST president Dr Chandra Muzzafar, INEB founder Ajarn Sulak Sivaraksa and INEB advisory committee's Rev Alan Senauke, who were also at the forum, discussed moderate ways of addressing social issues between the two religions.
Dr Chandra noted that in the South-East Asian region, Muslims and Buddhists made up 40% and 42% of the population, respectively.
"If we allow violence to erode relations between followers of the faiths, it could destabilise peace in the region. Thus, we must come together to maintain relations," he said.
The INEB conference has been held every two years since its inaugural gathering in Bangkok in 1989.
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Authorities on Monday identified a 22-year-old man shot and killed in Oxnard early Saturday.
Gerardo Cahuantzi, of Oxnard, was found with multiple gunshot wounds in the 1000 block of West Gonzales Road. Officers on foot patrol heard gunfire in the area and found Cahuantzi in an alley behind an apartment complex.
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REBNY 2015 Honoree Glen Weiss
When Glen Weiss first walked into 11 Penn Plaza as a porter he had no idea he was starting his career. His dad was a property manager for a client of the Mendik Company, who operated the building and sought help in the summers to give vacation time to their regular porters and engineers. To the 16-year-old aspiring sportscaster this was simply a way to make money. Mr. Weiss commuted from Old Bridge, N.J., by bus with his dad, leaving around 6 a.m. "It was always in the dark," he laughed. That was 1986. And much is still the same.
Mr. Weiss still leaves his home in the dark, though he now lives in Livingston, N.J., with his wife and their three daughters, and his transportation is his car. And he still works for the same company, so to speak. Vornado Realty Trust, where Mr. Weiss is executive vice president—director of leasing, acquired Mendik in 1997. At the time, Mr. Weiss was working in property management and attending Pace University at night to achieve an M.B.A. in finance. "I was lucky enough to be promoted to leasing the next year," he said. Read More


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Michael Kidd-Gilchrist Leaves Game on Stretcher, Taken to Emergency Room After Colliding With Teammate
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A collision between Charlotte Bobcats guard Michael Kidd-Gilchrist and teammate Jason Taylor ended in a scary way for the rookie. Kidd-Gilchrist was fitted with a neck brace and taken off the floor on a stretcher Saturday night, according to SI.com. He was then transported to a local hospital's emergency room for examination. The injury occurred in the fourth quarter, as the second overall pick in last year's draft attempted to block Toney Douglas' layup attempt. Taylor, who was going up for the rebound, made contact to the back of Kidd-Gilchrist's head with his hip. Kidd-Gilchrist remained on the ground for several minutes before being taken to Memorial-Hermann Hospital in Houston, but Bobcats broadcasters noted that he did show signs of movement. Bobcats broadcasters said Kidd-Gilchrist had movement. He was on the ground about 5 minutes. Neck immobolized before leaving on a stretcher.— Scott Howard-Cooper (@SHowardCooper) February 03, 2013
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A new diagnostic tool developed by the researchers from the University of Queensland can be used to identify mosquitoes that carry the dengue virus. This could be prove to be very beneficial as it could help reduce the spread of dengue which is prevalent in parts of Asia, the Pacific and now extending its reach to northern Australia.
Till date there has been no way to stop the spread of mosquito borne illness and only thing a person can do is use an insect repellent or mosquito nets. With the advent of monsoons, the cases of malaria also see a rise and it is hoped that this diagnostic tool would help in putting a curb on that number.
David Muller, one of the researchers who developed this tool, said that they have been working on a new approach to detect dengue-infected mosquitoes. By using a simple electronic device to homogenize or grind up mosquitoes, they can find out whether it can spread malaria or not. That crude homogenate is then applied to the rapid diagnostic test which is available everywhere. Within a span of just 25 minutes, the device detect whether the mosquito is dengue virus infected or not.
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Paul Krugman's column today will cause a stir: "The closest parallel I can think of to current American politics is Israel. There was a time, not that long ago, when moderate Israelis downplayed the rise of religious extremists. But no more: extremists have already killed one prime minister, and everyone realizes that Ariel Sharon is at risk." LINK
The Colorado Supreme Court's ruling that jurors improperly consulted Bibles when determining a sentence is bound to resonate in the clash of worldviews and philosophies drawn out by the Schiavo case.
The New York Times' Kirk Johnson writes that "the dissenting judges said the majority had confused the internal codes of right and wrong that juries are expected to possess in such weighty moral matters with the outside influences that are always to be avoided, like newspaper articles or television programs about the case. The jurors consulted Bibles, the minority said, not to look for facts or alternative legal interpretations, but for wisdom." LINK
"Professor Howard J. Vogel, who teaches ethics at Hamline University School of Law in St. Paul and has a master's degree in theology as well as a law degree, said, 'I don't think it's a religious text that's the problem here, but rather whether something is being used that trumps the law of the state.'"
No word on whether this will be appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court.
The Washington Times' Stephen Dinan and Amy Fagan report that some congressional Republicans are upset that the courts are not, well, being activist courts in the Schiavo case. LINK
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The Washington Post's Jonathan Weisman reports that now some of the "conservative intelligentsia" have a problem with President Bush's plan to include private accounts as part of the Social Security system, for reasons including its expansion of government involvement and promises for an entitlement program, and that it's too complex. LINK
Free advice from Dick Morris to Karl Rove: "Why not give us choices? Of course, if Bush offers us choices, he will also escape political damage when we make the choices. It will not be by his fiat that our taxes go up or our benefits drop. It will be by our informed choice, coupled with the inexorable demographics of the retirement population and their financial impact on the Social Security system. We will accept that. Individual choice for how to deal with Social Security's insolvency: That's how Bush can break the logjam." LINK
The State's Lauren Markoe reports that the Club for Growth is targeting Sen. Lindsey Graham with a new statewide TV ad today, scolding him for favoring raising the cap on wages subject to Social Security taxes. Markoe Notes that the Club gave $2,500 to Graham's first Senate campaign in 2002. LINK
Writes Robert Pear in the New York Times: "The Bush administration said Monday that it had sent the first of some 20 million applications to low-income people who might qualify for financial assistance with Medicare's new prescription drug benefit." LINK
"But lawyers and other advocates for low-income people said the form was so complex that they expected fewer than 5 percent of the people to respond."
Bush agenda:
Note the Cheney paragraph in David Sanger's and Scott Shane's preview of the Silberman-Robb report on intelligence failures. LINK


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District 59 eighth grade Class of 1963 gathers by Jennie Zeitler, Staff Writer The strongest memories of the District 59 eighth grade Class of 1963 were the games they played before school and at recess. All five class members gathered at the one-room school one mile north and one mile west of ...Read More
Cancer benefit April 21 in St. Anna by Jennie Zeitler, Staff Writer Although John Binsfeld was born in the Navy town of Groton, Conn., his parents never lost their connection to the area of Central Minnesota where they were born. When Binsfeld was 14, his dad retired from the Navy and the fa...Read More
Students from Thailand and Norway make themselves at home in Bowlus by Jennie Zeitler, Staff Writer For the fourth year, Tom and Joan Fussy have welcomed exchange students into their home and into their hearts. The newest members of their worldwide family are Nantanut "Song" Kittiekkacha...Read More
By Tina Snell, Staff Writer Sandy Larsen, Bowlus, was cleaning out some old stuff in her basement. She came across the suitcase where her husband, Denny, keeps articles from his time in Vietnam. "What do you want to keep from all this and what can I throw?" she asked him. Larsen said he wanted ...Read More
Petersens work on farm equipment, other unique projects by Jennie Zeitler, Staff Writer Even though the forge has been gone for two decades, Daniel, Dennis and Melvin Petersen continue a metal-working tradition at Petersen's Modern Blacksmith begun by their father's uncle, Mark Petersen. Mark bu...Read More
Moonshining part of many local family experiences By Jennie Zeitler, Staff Writer [email protected] Punky Benusa of Bowlus has held on to the still used by a family friend who was a moonshiner during the Prohibition years of 1920 – 1933. In 1981, shortly before he died, Be...Read More
By Liz Verley, Staff Writer Bowlus, population 238, is often described as a quiet town located just off County Road 26, five miles west of Royalton. It is also the only town which is located next to the Soo Line Trail which welcomes bikers, walkers and rollerbladers in the summer and snowmobilers...Read More
Partnership grows with Somali students' visit to Morrison County By Jennie Zeitler, Staff Writer [email protected] Frank Gosiak of Little Falls, began integrating art from different cultures into one of the classes he teaches at Holdingford High School "I was already teaching ...Read More
Sometimes love comes in the form of a piano By Jennie Zeitler, Staff Writer [email protected] The doors open wide at Tom and Joan Fussy's home, and this year their home has been full of the sound of two young foreign exchange students' voices as well as the lilting sound of a piano....Read More
The retail and repair shop is not just for people with horses By Tina Snell, Staff Writer [email protected] When customers walk into Z Saddlery and Leather in Bowlus, they smell the new leather immediately. What they see are leather items everywhere. And the inventory is so much more than sad...Read More