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I make it to Wayne fairly frequently from Center City to dine here since it won it's first award over 5 years ago. I am a foodie and have tried many of the local haunts throughout the city and the burbs. This is one place that never disappoints. The food is exceptionally made with fresh ingredients, organic meats and a variety of real cheeses. My friends and I agree that it surpasses the taste and quality of those "supposed" Philly legends. To top it all off, the owners are so pleasant making the atmosphere a treat for families or singles.
Posted by Molly on 07/12/2011
Fresh quality ingredients make the food on this menu the best on the main line! My family loves the pizzas, cheese steaks and French fries. You can count on the food being delicious every time.
Posted by Poster48 on 05/15/2011
I have given this restaurant more than 3 tries, actually, and every time I am disappointed so more fool me. Delivery always takes more than 45 minutes, the food is warm at best, and even when I am specific when ordering, it is often wrong (how difficult is it NOT to put peppers and olives on a salad?). The girl who answers the phone is often rude or huffy which makes me very uncomfortable. I will not be ordering from Vic and Dean's ever again.
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Posted by Berwyn on 10/27/2010
We gave our favorite spot for delivery several chances to meet (or just come close to) our food experience with the original V and D's. Failed each time. From the wings- undercooked, changed the hot sauce and the bbq sauce to generic sweet tasting sauces, to the gyros and the pizalads: sub-par. Why mess with a good (great) thing?? Pizza is still pretty good.
Posted by anonymous on 07/06/2010
I eat here all the time and they have amazing food, They do take 45mins to deliever but its worth the wait. I would definently order from here great restaurant!
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I've eaten here lots of times (usually take out). Great! Authentic! Clean! Generous Portions!


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In 1929, Reverend Harold Edwardson established a soup kitchen in Edmonton's inner-city serving meals to hundreds of people struggling with unemployment and homelessness at the onset of the Depression.
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Basic and emergency care are provided to over 800 people daily as well as counsel and referral services for men, women, and youth. Each day Hope Mission provides over 1000 meals, and shelter for over 500 people. Specialized care and treatment is offered for men and women through faith-based addiction treatment programs. Hope Mission also facilitates an after school recreation and hot meal program for children, summer camps for inner-city children and youth and operates a year-round Youth Sports Centre.
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I don't think it really matters what field you're in....the first time you get sued, it's a real wake-up call. I think doctors get a bum rap about "not being prepared" when they get sued for the first time, because they are in an industry where money-hungry trial lawyers consistently go after them. Not all lawyers...but some for sure. Always makes me think of the character Lionel Huntz on the Simpsons, whenever he hears an ambulance, he wants to chase it! :-)
I work for a malpractice insurance broker, and we offer our clients the book:
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It's a similar book to the one reviewed in this article....
Also...we get a lot of questions about physicians wanting to move to a different state because of the cost of medical malpractice insurance, we just posted a detailed list, starting in the year 2000, of all the med-mal rates in each state:
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Henry and Patricia Barnard are celebrating their 50th anniversary Aug. 16, 2013. The Rev. L.A. Colding performed the ceremony at Calvary Baptist Church in DeLand. The couple were high-school sweethearts.
The Barnards celebrated the special day with family from Raleigh, N.C., and Sugar Grove, N.C., Aug. 2 at Daniel Boone Restaurant, while visiting the beautiful mountains of North Carolina.
The couple have two children, Laura Hancock and David Barnard, both of DeLand, 13 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
They will celebrate again Sunday, Aug. 18, with their children and grandchildren by attending church and sharing a meal afterward.
Patricia is retired from Southern Bell, and Henry continues to operate Barnard Roofing Inc., as he has done for the past for 37 years.
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Oops, I see that it let me select two options. That takes care of that, though it'll skew the have had/haven't had numbers. Thanks, Kelly.
You might want to add,"Yes, in more than one of the listed places."
DePaul Treatment Centers, with coaching from Red Lizards volunteers, attempts to show interested residential drug and alcohol treatment clients that a healthier way of living can include running. Gear would help tremendously.
Pinkstyx, I forget what the exact numbers were, but as of yesterday, this year's team is playing around .600 ball without Roy, about .450 with him.
Don't know where you get that. He has fewer turnovers per minute than Aldridge, Matthews, Mills, Miller, Johnson, Babbitt, Marks and Przybilla, and is tied with Camby and Roy. Only Batum and Cunningham turn the ball over less.
Good idea, Eric. I think we've become more race-centric. My first marathon, '85 Portland, was I think one of two marathons in the state that year (with Trail's End). So I think it's demand-driven. Nevertheless, I do find myself being more selective as prices rise.
One small correction, Joe: A big thanks to the Red Lizards who come to DePaul to show some of our clients how running can add to a life in recovery. But it's DePaul Treatment Centers, which is not affiliated with St. Vincent DePaul, the Catholic organization that aids the poor.
corey, between 2005 and 2009, the SEC had 187 (15.6 per school) players drafted by the NFL, the Pac-10 159 (15.9 per). The SEC has more rabid fans and huge stadiums. The SEC has a slightly better bowl record, while the Pac-10 consistently has more quality non-conference wins. I don't know if one conference is better than another, but I know there is not a huge gulf in talent between the two.
What makes you think he has a job?
This year, the SEC played 33% of their nonconference games against BCS conferences teams or Notre Dame, winning 63% of them. (More than two-thirds of those were ACC or Big East teams, too.)
The Pac-10, by contrast, played 48% of their NC games against such teams, and won 67% of them. They also played TCU, Boise State, Nevada and BYU.
How is it, exactly, that we all KNOW the SEC is the best conference in the country? Because they have more big stadiums?
holehater, you completely missed charlie's point. I, too, cringe when I hear the booing. But it is a byproduct of past unethical coaching tactics. And it would happen in any major stadium in America under the same circumstances, including Reser. I feel bad for players genuinely hurt. But the blame lies with coaches who have employed those tactics. The Chicken Little analogy is spot-on.
Sagarin ranks the Ducks' strength of schedule 19th, BSU's 73rd. That gap will likely grow over the next couple weeks.
Oden got it right. But they're all kids, so I'll forgive them their youthful indiscretions.
According to a CCRC source a week ago, and their website today, the proposed move of the Vancouver Lake Half from January to March is off. The park relented and the race will stay January 23rd. Warning: it fills up withinin about 48 hours of opening up November 1st.
"Puzzled, disappointed, and wondering why," yes. You can add to that MAD!
"Proof positive they are not good citizens."
I vote, pay taxes and occasionally help little old ladies across the street. I also have run a half dozen HTCs, including this one, albeit without urinating on your (or anyone else's) lawn. I want to sincerely apologize for not being a good citizen. I don't know what got into me.
"everybody on this roster should be in play for trades except for roy"
Why should Roy be off the table, kendrick? Maybe, just maybe, Roy is the kind of player who can make a poor team good, but not the kind that can be the best player on a championship contender.
"Long Time Gone" because it was cowritten with John Ritter's pop, Tex, and there's just GOT to be a cool story behind that. It's also one of their more guitar-driven songs, and Crosby sounds downright angry singing it. Good stuff.
As I recall, the RW position (insert joke here) is that a quickie the night before can be beneficial if it helps you get a good night's rest, but detrimental if you're too, um, enthusiastic that you expend a lot of energy. Me, I favor additional research (or would, if I currently had a lab partner).
I have watched the games, mostly on TV but I was lucky enough to be at the OKC game as well. Bayless is a shooting guard who can't shoot. But most importantly, and this is probably most of what his +/- is revealing, he absolutely can't guard anybody. Neither can Howard, BTW, who should be on the coaching staff next year, but that won't keep people from screaming for him to be re-signed.
I hope this ends well. It's a remarkable story today, but one whose ending hasn't been written. I wouldn't call the TNT broadcasters ignorant. I was screaming the same thing at my TV, that the team was stupid to take such a chance. And they may still be. It's fine to play Monday morning QB, but Monday hasn't arrived yet. How many of you singing praises today were critical of the Ducks for playing Dennis Dixon--with the benefit of hindsight, of course?


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Slick spots are being reported on both primary and secondary routes. Rain fell first in some areas, diluting the brine crews spread on the roads and creating extremely icy conditions. Crews across the state are continuing to spread salt and sand on the roads.
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- Follow up with discussions and activities to promote comprehension and appreciation of the author's work.
- You might assign groups of students to monitor different aspects of the author's work. For example, one group might investigate the picture books while another group might explore books for older readers. Encourage students to make comparisons among the author's different books.
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How do I say goodbye?
I'm nowhere near ready to let go
How do I come to terms
With the loss of one that I've loved so?
Never did it come to mind
That you'd have to leave so soon
I thought I'd have another chance
To sing old Baez tunes
You weren't supposed to leave just yet
With so many songs unsung
I've cherished memories of you
From the days when I was young
So many times you took me
To the latest movie show
And gladly let me tag along
Wherever you would go
You helped me to believe in me
When others seemed to doubt
And encouraged me to use my mind
For figuring things out
You told me truths about myself,
Urged me stretch and grow
You made all the difference
Oh, Lord, I hope you know
You saw me with such loving eyes;
Never once made me feel less
I hope you recall the times I've said
That my life you have blessed
But Uncle, I can rejoice today
In knowing you are free
And that your crown will hold a jewel
You've earned by loving me
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Eichmann: The Simplicity of Evil
The 1961 trial of Adolf Eichmann, writes the American scholar Alan Mintz, was "pivotal" in turning the Holocaust from "a topic barely spoken of in public discourse" into "one of the dominant subjects of our time." These words appear in Mintz's introduction to Facing the Glass Booth, a collection of contemporaneous newspaper coverage of the trial by the Israeli poet and journalist Haim Gouri.1 Translated into English four decades after its appearance in Hebrew in 1962, Gouri's book now joins a small shelf of English-language volumes about this event, of which the most important remains Hannah Arendt's controversial Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil (1963).
Indeed, from now on it will be mandatory for anyone interested in the Eichmann trial to read these two books together, since they both complement and clash with each other strikingly. Arendt and Gouri were two highly perceptive observers who sat through the trial's many months while writing about it for the publications that commissioned them: Arendt for the New Yorker, Gouri for the moderately left-wing Hebrew daily, Lamerhav.
Yet in temperament, outlook, and identity, the two could hardly have been more opposed. Arendt, the German-Jewish intellectual and author of The Origins of Totalitarianism, was coolly cerebral; Gouri, a prominent literary figure of the so-called "Palmach generation" that came of age around the time of Israel's 1948 war of independence, was a man of strong emotion. Arendt conceived of herself as a loner, philosophically above the fray; Gouri was socially and politically engagé. And whereas Arendt disclaimed any Jewish allegiances and was not especially well-disposed toward Israel, Gouri was Jewish and Israeli to the core. Between them they represented, as the Israeli historian Anita Shapira somewhat hyperbolically put it in a 2002 article juxtaposing them, "two different Jewish civilizations."
Each, certainly, saw the trial through a different prism. Arendt concentrated on Eichmann. For her, as Shapira observes, he illustrated the thesis that totalitarian states depend on vast bureaucracies in which unexceptional men and women, working at desks and in offices, are routinely transformed into participants in exceptional crimes. Eichmann's apparent normality as conveyed by his behavior and responses in the courtroom—"everyone could see that [he] was not a 'monster,' " Arendt said of this man who was one of the senior officials entrusted with implementing the Third Reich's extermination of the Jews—was the whole shocking point of the proceedings, what made them "no ordinary trial." For his role in sending large numbers of Jews to their deaths, mainly by overseeing the transports that delivered them to the concentration camps, Eichmann was clearly guilty. But for Arendt, legal relevance aside,
it was of great political interest to know how long it takes an average person to overcome his innate repugnance toward crime, and what exactly happens to him once he has reached that point. To this question, the case of Adolf Eichmann supplied an answer that could not have been clearer and more precise.
While full of praise for Eichmann's three Israeli judges, whose conduct she considered exemplary, Arendt was highly critical of the prosecutor, Gideon Hausner, for carrying out, at the behest of his "invisible stage manager" Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion, a "show trial" meant to educate the world and the Israeli public about the Holocaust. The prosecution's case, she wrote, was built on "what the Jews had suffered, not on what Eichmann had done," and irrelevant witness after witness was called to testify to events with which Eichmann had little or no connection.2 Not only, in Arendt's opinion, did this detract from the trial's legitimacy, whose only goal should have been "the question of individual guilt or innocence," it also blurred its real lesson—namely, that a man who "never realized what he was doing" [the emphasis is hers] could have become, by a process of "sheer thoughtlessness" that wreaked "more havoc than all the evil instincts taken together," one of the "greatest criminals of [his] period."
Yet "what the Jews had suffered" was precisely what riveted Gouri. Having worked as a Hagana emissary with Jewish "displaced persons" in Europe in 1947-48 (about which he later wrote a novel called The Chocolate Deal), he came to the Eichmann trial with a more intimate knowledge of the Holocaust than that of most native-born Israelis. Nevertheless, the proceedings were an eye-opening and emotionally shattering experience for him.
In large measure this was because, when Eichmann was tried in 1961, the personal stories of the hundreds of thousands of Holocaust survivors in Israel and elsewhere had barely begun to be told. The basic facts were of course well-known—so many European Jews murdered, so many communities destroyed, et cetera. But a combination of trauma, grief, shame, the desire to forget, the fear of being blamed for not resisting, even the fear of not being believed—a common reaction after the war was that the survivors must be exaggerating, or mixing fact with post-traumatic fantasy—kept those who had been through the Holocaust from talking about it even to friends, spouses, and children. The trial, Gouri wrote, gave back to its witnesses "what their murderers had taken from them: the right to tell their stories in the first person singular."
The prosecution's 111 witnesses were chosen (it was this that Arendt complained about) as representative narrators who would present a mosaic of the Holocaust both chronologically and geographically, starting with the rise of Nazism in Germany and ending with Auschwitz. As Gouri listened to their testimonies, some pouring out as from a burst dam, others painfully wrenched from them, he found himself reevaluating many things.
Were the Jews of Europe, for instance, at fault for having gone to their deaths passively, like "sheep to the slaughter," as Gouri's generation, which took up arms to create a Jewish state, had been taught to believe? "We must ask the forgiveness of the multitudes whom we have judged in our hearts, we who were outside that circle," he now wrote in Lamerhav, understanding for the first time how mistaken it was to expect resistance from people reduced to shells of themselves
by prolonged hunger; by the exhaustion that wastes and slows one down; by the fear surpassing all fear; by the enervating illusion of "perhaps, in spite of everything"; by the flicker of "it can't happen"; by the bulldogs on every side; by the loaded Schmeisser at one's back; by weaker relatives hanging on one's arm and neck; by the responsibility for hostages . . . by the foreignness of the landscape; by the lack of a "city of refuge"; by the weariness that wants it all to be over, come what may; by the sense of being abandoned to one's fate without anyone else uttering a peep of protest.
And what about the proud, free Jews of Palestine? They too—and with far less excuse—had done pitifully little. "In May 1943, we knew that Jewish Warsaw was no longer. . . . We knew that the Jewish tribe in Europe was coming closer to extinction with each passing day." Yet life in Tel Aviv and Haifa had gone on peacefully. "Why didn't you [do more to] reveal the truth?" Gouri asked himself and his readers:
Why didn't you sound the alarm? Why didn't you demonstrate? Why didn't you fast? Why didn't you drive the world mad? What answer can you give? Can you honestly say you did what you could to help?
The sheer amount of detail, of horror, overwhelmed him. If this was what 111 stories were like, imagine 6 million:
I must apologize. Like most people, I do not grasp the infinite. How, then, can I express it in a way that will be intelligible to others. . . . We who managed to go on living by turning the extermination into some sort of abstraction or symbol . . . in order to avoid the shock and speechlessness of a face-to-face encounter with the victims as individuals, we have been forced this time to confront the totality the hard way.
Gouri differed with Arendt on the subject of Eichmann, too. It was true, he wrote on the first day of the defendant's taking the witness stand in his specially constructed, bulletproof glass booth, that "the man who has just sworn by Almighty God is not mad, or so the doctors, after examining him thoroughly, have determined." It was "terribly difficult" to connect Eichmann's innocuous appearance with "deportations, transports, trains, hunger, beatings, shootings, gas chambers, and the smoke of burning corpses." Yet Gouri did not, like Arendt, therefore deem Eichmann a "clown" whose "inability to speak was closely connected with his inability to think."
On the contrary, he was impressed by Eichmann's "amazingly quick mind" and "verbal eloquence [that] the obtuse usually do not command," and considered him too complex "to sum up with hackneyed terms like 'minor bureaucrat,' 'filthy murderer,' 'liar,' 'hypocrite,' 'cynic,' 'coward,' 'murderously aggressive simpleton,' or 'schizoid.' " In the final analysis, he wrote, Eichmann remained "an unsolved riddle"—to which he added cryptically, in one of the few sentences of his reportage whose meaning is not immediately apparent: "Perhaps because things are simpler than we think."
Once it was determined that Eichmann was sane and mentally fit to stand trial, his personality was just what Arendt said it was: of no legal relevance, but of great political, psychological, and even philosophical interest.
Eichmann was not, of course, the first high Nazi official to be brought to justice. The 1945-49 Nuremberg trials had judged and condemned to death men like Rudolph Hess and Hermann Goering, who were higher up in the Nazi hierarchy than Eichmann. Yet Nuremberg's opening phase involved trying 22 top-ranking Nazis in a scant six months, the same amount of time that the court in Jerusalem would devote to Eichmann alone, and Nuremberg dealt with the Holocaust as just one aspect of German "war crimes."
Moreover, the fact that he was, unlike Hess or Goering, in the second echelon of Nazi officials made Eichmann's case more germane to the question of how the Holocaust could have happened. He was not a man who had accompanied Hitler in seizing and consolidating National Socialist power and to whom could be automatically attributed ideological fervor, fanatical anti-Semitism, or a ruthless drive for power. Rather, he had casually joined the Nazi party on the eve of its takeover in 1932 and risen gradually through the ranks of the SS, gaining his promotions through a combination of hard work, loyalty to his superiors, and administrative skill. Nothing in his previous history suggested a murderous attitude toward Jews. Indeed, as he argued at his trial with some supporting evidence, having worked as a Nazi functionary in the 1930's in the encouragement of Jewish emigration, he may have continued even in the early war years to prefer it to extermination as a solution for Germany's and Europe's "Jewish problem."
It was this that allowed Arendt to depict Eichmann as a mindless bureaucrat who willingly took part in annihilating Jews only because everyone around him was doing it, too, and who was therefore a paradigm for the average German enlisted by the Nazi killing machine. In answer to the question of how?—how could tens of thousands of ordinary people turn into mass murderers while millions of others watched with approval or indifference?—Arendt answered: look at Eichmann. The most frightening thing about totalitarian societies like Nazi Germany was their ability to crush not only all physical but all mental opposition, so that someone who was not a criminal type by nature could with good conscience have sent Jews by the trainload to Auschwitz. Given the "right" environment, almost anyone could have been made to do the same.
This was not, of course, the point of view of the prosecution, which sought to portray Eichmann as a "wild beast" who, as Gideon Hausner put it, would have "gladly leap[ed] into his own grave if he were told that 5 million Jews had been exterminated." But neither in Arendt's nor in Gouri's account of Eichmann's testimony, the former confidently knowing in its analysis, the latter puzzled and perturbed, does this beast make even a moment's appearance. Both writers described the defendant—studiously attentive to the proceedings, deferential and polite to his judges, almost eagerly cooperative in answering the questions put to him while standing erect in his dark suit and thick-framed glasses—as though he were an accountant testifying in corporate litigation. The only unusual thing about him was an occasional facial contortion that Arendt referred to as a "nervous tic" and Gouri as his "familiar twitch."
Recently, I spent several hours pondering this tic or twitch while viewing a little-known 1999 documentary film, The Specialist, that was made from the original video footage of the Eichmann trial by an Israeli cinematographer named Eyal Sivan.3 Little of this footage had ever been made public before, and Sivan's film offers a rare opportunity to see some of it.
Though criticized for tendentious editing that presents Eichmann, in the spirit of Arendt's book, as a mere bureaucratic cog (Sivan has in fact acknowledged Eichmann in Jerusalem as his inspiration), The Specialist shows a defendant who, viewed 40 years later, resembles Gouri's version of him more than Arendt's. Far from seeming mindless, he strikes one as impressively capable of analyzing what he is asked; of detecting its hidden traps; of breaking it down into its components; of rearranging these in new sequences that suit the responses he wishes to give; and of replying in complex and sometimes long-winded sentences over which he keeps full logical and syntactical control. By all appearances an intelligent man, he organizes and communicates his thoughts well—as indeed might be expected of a former SS officer who had succeeded in advancing by his own efforts to the rank of lieutenant-colonel with an important department under his command.
Nor, viewed close-up on the television screen, is Eichmann's "tic" or "twitch" really that. It is something quite different: no mere nervous reflex but a crooked bunching of the lips that comes in response to specific questions or statements by the prosecutor and that twists his face to one side, throwing it askew in a sour grimace. There is annoyance in this expression, and humiliation as well, mixed with hidden anger or rage—an anger or rage that the twisted lips fight to conceal, if not from himself, at least from the scrutiny of his judges.
Does this grimace, contrary to Arendt's view of him, make Eichmann a "monster"? Of course not; but it does hint at submerged depths that tell us there is more to the man than meets the eye. Again and again, the indignity of his position—he, the former Obersturm-bannfuehrer, director of Section IV-B-4 of the Head Office for Reich Security, a once fearful figure to whose brutality several witnesses have testified, now incarcerated by Jews, questioned by Jews, judged by Jews—makes him wince with a revulsion that is at the same time an effort to remain reasonable and well-mannered.
And how well-mannered he is, rising promptly to reply to each question, sitting down again when he is done like a disciplined pupil in a classroom, answering "Jawohl" and "Gewiss" to the three German-speaking Jewish judges by whom he so clearly wants—this mass murderer of Jews—to be respected and liked. Is this simply in the hope of being acquitted? No, he is too clever to have had such a hope, or at least to put much stock in it. He actually looks up to these judges, he respects them, as much for the power they have over him as for the fairness they are trying to show, because he is a man who honors power, and the Jews now have it. Were these judges to command him, with the full authority of the court, to go out and murder a million Germans, one almost feels he would obey, not so much in the expectation of alleviating his sentence as in the desire to be diligent and useful.
Is Arendt not right about him, then?
No, she is wrong.
The personality of such a man, whom Gouri, to his consternation, finds himself once even pitying for the lies he is floundering in, could not have been formed by a dozen years of being a Nazi bureaucrat. He had a father, a mother, a childhood, an upbringing (who knows to which of these he owed the first dark rage? the first deeply injurious humiliation? the desire to please? the worshipful admiration of authority?), as did the other Germans who acted as hideously as he did. He was twenty-six years old when he joined the Nazi party and thirty-nine when World War II ended in 1945 and he resourcefully melted away, at first into the anonymity of a German lumberjack (he was physically strong and not afraid of hard labor) and then into that of an Argentinian mechanic (skillful with his hands, too). No one becomes who he is at age twenty-six.
It was only, one supposes, because Arendt was so entranced by her own theories that she, who left Germany the year Hitler came to power, did not take more into account the fact that the Third Reich ran its course in the briefest of historical moments—long enough, to be sure, to spread death and ruin as far as it could, but hardly enough to make a mindless cog of anyone who was not one beforehand. Nazism was not Soviet Communism, which lasted sufficiently long to raise three generations of children and even to be administered by them. (And we now know what happened to it when it was.) If the Holocaust was the work of bureaucrats, their minds were not formed by totalitarianism. They were formed by the Germany of the Weimar Republic, and of the Kaiser, and of the Christian churches. If they were easily persuaded that the Jews deserved to die, this persuasion came from an older Germany, too.
Haim Gouri was right to be puzzled by Eichmann. Being an imaginative writer and a professional journalist rather than a political theorist writing for the New Yorker (a magazine to whose social snobbery Arendt brought an intellectual snobbery of her own: how boring, how dull the Eichmanns of the world were!), he knew that he was looking at something more complicated than "banality." Even the most banal bureaucrat, working under the most repressive system, is somebody. He continues to have his likes and dislikes, to think well of or to despise his boss, to do his work with greater or lesser alacrity, to delay or neglect tasks he does not want to perform, to stay away from his desk as much as he can if he hates his job, to gossip about it with his fellow workers.
Reflecting on Arendt's Eichmann in Jerusalem today, one realizes how much it was a product of the 1940's and 1950's, when—the inner rot of Soviet society not yet evident—the totalitarian capacity for mind-control as depicted in a novel like Orwell's 1984 seemed all-powerful. Today we know that human beings are far more resilient than Orwell credited them with being in the face of totalitarian manipulation. The Nazi machinery of extermination did not work as smoothly as it did because it was carried out in a fit of "sheer thoughtlessness." It worked because people like Eichmann thought, and having done so, saw nothing wrong with what they were doing.
Eichmann was indeed in this sense paradigmatic—not of the bureaucrat under totalitarianism, but of the ordinary German infected with an anti-Semitism that, even if he was only a carrier of it with no prior symptoms in his private life, found the logic of the Final Solution impeccable. To understand why the Holocaust was possible, it is thus at least as important, as several historians have argued, to understand the specific culture of traditional German anti-Semitism as it is to understand the specific culture of Nazi office life. But this was something that did not greatly interest Arendt, perhaps because it would have meant dwelling, if not on "the suffering of the Jews," at least on the Jews themselves in relation to their neighbors. She had the higher goal of elucidating the Holocaust's universal significance. Its parochially Jewish one could be left to writers like Haim Gouri.
Unlike Eichmann in Jerusalem, Facing the Glass Booth has no theories about the Holocaust to offer. Gouri's reactions to the trial were impressionistic, spontaneous, contradictory—and therefore more reliable. He gave his attention to each story, Eichmann's too, and conveyed in his reporting that because the Holocaust was the sum of all its stories, only a small fraction of which would ever be told, it would always remain in some sense a riddle. Not even the history of German anti-Semitism can explain why one person took part gladly in killing Jews, another looked on with approval or equanimity, another was troubled but no more than that, and still another—but of these there were very few—had the conscience and the courage to resist. In the end, it was up to Adolf Eichmann to decide which of these he would be. Perhaps this is what Haim Gouri had in mind when he wrote that things might be "simpler than we think."
1 Translated by Michael Swirsky. Introduction by Alan Mintz. Wayne State University Press, 337 pp., $24.95 (paperback).
2 Which did not prevent her from digressing, rather "irrelevantly" herself, on how Europe's Jewish leadership was to blame for collaborating with the Nazis in rounding up Jews and sending them to their deaths.
3 The two-hour video, made with co-writer Rony Brauman, is available with English subtitles on DVD (Home Vision).


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… or, drink it if you will, or pour it on your head, in your pockets, and gargle with it if you will. Or drink it with foods that make no sense and is a revolting match. This concept could also apply to beer and cocktails but I think as far as anti-art goes, wine seems a more apropos marketable item for desecration, specifically with a culture least likely to not take itself so seriously, identifying itself as art and with all things art and thus by default, setting its many-times pretentious self up for the application.
I've would have never thought of applying Dadaism to wine culture until recently. I, like many in this biz have been perfectly happy letting wine do its thing as long as its thing was allowed to go merrily about being done… and without being accosted. Enter label branding and Costco.
Don't get me wrong. I love Costco. I love going there for a whole day and not buying anything. I love pretending to be an employee, restacking the messy jean pile with the inhuman sizes on top and helping folks get the right palette of printer cartridges. I love checkout line antics, entering and exiting the wrong doors while flashing my passport, and watching the widescreen TV's on leather lounges with a Polish and pop in hand. Costco is love.
But the stress to market and sell the maximum amount of everything has gotten a little beyond ridiculous. And since ridiculous can beget ridiculous… enter Dada. Enter Wine Dada. Enter the Dada Apothecary and Wine Shoppe where anti-wine is poured for the disillusionment of the masses.
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Side note… there appears to be an actual Dada brand of wine. This latest blurb is by no means associated with that brand as far as its promotion or degradation. It somewhat confuses me. Anti-Dada anti-brand Dada?


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The first in a series of essays by wildlife illustrator Beth Surdut about the adventures that may be outside your window.
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Michael Lohan's pity party for himself better end now. Despite being charged for threatening ex-fiancee Erin Muller's life last March and getting arrested for violating the restraining order against him earlier this month, Lohan filed harrassment charges last week against Muller for kicking him in the head a month earlier, and has now accused her of once threatening him with a knife ("I did not report this at the time because I wanted her to get help for her addictions."). "[Ex-wife Dina] is a breath of fresh air after what I've been through the last two years," the poor baby told Page Six. To combat his claims, Muller has provided the court with a list of the beatings Michael has given her over the last two years. Here are just a few of the horrible examples, courtesy of TMZ.
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I love this 911T for a couple of reasons. First, it's hard to find one-owner vintage 911s like this. Second, in addition to having had just one owner, this 911 comes with a full service history. And last, but not least, it's a striking Bahama Yellow hue — Porsche color code 110.
The T was the only carbureted 911 available in 1969, as the higher horsepower E and S models came with fuel injection. The base price was $5,995 compared with over $7k for the more powerful versions, allowing drivers to enjoy sublime 911 handling at a lower price point.
The original owner reportedly picked it up in Germany and exported it to Southern California. The seller mentions a full service history, which in this case means a 4-inch thick binder with files for every year containing individual receipts, as well as the original window sticker and invoice. It's a gold mine of data on the car — a collectors' dream. Any questions you have about the car's history should be readily answered.
Appealing options include a power sunroof, attractive stainless trim and muffler skirt, and dealer-installed air-conditioning. The interior is exceptionally clean, with only light use showing on the driver's seat, giving me doubts of its originality. But considering how attentive the original owner was, it very well could be original.
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I'm always looking at cars and one of my pet peeves is the "original owner" or one owner statements. Since this car was purchased from the original owners' widow and then driven 2400 miles across country, it is now a two owner car. Yeah, I know it's nit-picky and in this case the owner doesn't try to hide the fact that he bought the car. But the value behind buying from the original owner is that you get first hand knowledge of the car, it's history, driving style, maintenance records, etc. etc. I think it's a little disingenuous to advertise a car this way. Bottom line, if you're not the original owner of the car, you really shouldn't advertise it as a one owner car. And with a car like this, saying something like one owner for 40 odd years takes nothing away from the value. In fact, the honesty only enhances it for me.


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1780 Buena Vista Drive
Lake Buena Vista, Fl 32830
Changes in parking due to Downtown Disney remodel:
Boat transportation is offered daily from 10:30am-11:30pm.
Remodel coming - Disney Springs
New additions just announced:
Chef Art's Florida Fish Camp - Coming in spring 2016, this restaurant is from Art Smith, known from his time as Oprah's private chef and a judge on the show BBQ Pitmasters. Smith also runs Table fifty-two in Chicago, Art and Soul in D.C., Southern Art & Bourbon Bar in Atlanta and LYFE Kitchen Palo Alto. Smith has been awarded two honors from the James Beard Foundation and began his career with a culinary internship in the Walt Disney College Program.
Blaze Fast-Fire'd Pizza - a fast casual artisanal pizza restaurant. This build-your-own pizza chain uses extra hot ovens to cook the 11-inch pizzas in 3 minutes. It will occupy a new 5,000-square-foot building with room to seat 200 guests and will open in May 2016.
Restaurants and retail stores coming to The Landing in Spring 2015:
- The Edison - restaurant set in a 1920s power plant, with live entertainment, American food and craft cocktails
- STK Orlando, a modern steakhouse and lounge, will open in 2015 in The Landing section of Disney Springs. This 14,000-square-foot location will be two stories with rooftop dining and is run by The ONE Group Hospitality, Inc.
- Morimoto Asia - Iron Chef Morimoto will open his own dining experience at Disney Springs, the first pan-Asian restaurant with foods from around the continent. A show kitchen will allow guests to watch their food being created.
- Oakley Sales Corp. - sunglasses and active sportswear
- L'Occitane Inc. - beauty, skincare, body products
- Alpargatas USA Inc. - Brazilian footwear
- Kinectescape Steam & Power LLC - unique knickknacks
- Edward Beiner Springs LLC - eyewear designer and shop
- Erwin Pearl Retail Inc. - fashion jewelry
- Great Irish Pubs Florida Inc. - owner of Raglan Road, paperwork has been filed for "new construction," though nothing has been announced
- The NBA Experience- featuring hands-on activities for families that will put you into the world of professional basketball. Will include restaurant and retail store.
- Zara - trendy fashion for the whole family
- Tommy Bahama - island-inspired sportswear for men and women
- Lilly Pulitzer - resort wear
- UNIQLO - casual apparel using simple designs to hide innovative details
- PANDORA - charm jewelry
- UGG - known for their footwear, also sells loungewear, outerwear, home products and handbags
- L'Occitaine en Provence - international skincare and beauty line
- Edward Beiner - fashion and high performance eyewear
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- Vivoli Gelateria
- Tea Traders by Joffrey's Tea
Downtown Disney will be renamed Disney Springs and will consist of several different neighborhoods, featuring more than 150 stores, restaurants and entertainment locations. The neighborhoods will be named The Town Center, The Landing, The West Side, and The Marketplace. Each neighborhood will have a distinct feel, with the current West Side and Marketplace basically retaining their current layouts.
As Disney tradition goes, the area will have a backstory explaining the history. The idea is that the town grew up around a spring, and guests will be able to see the evolution in the environment as the town has grown and changed. This spring is what will connect the neighborhoods along the waterfront.
Read more about Disney Springs here. Construction should be completed in 2016.
If you're looking to shop for all things "Disney" or just want a break from the theme parks, the Marketplace is a terrific destination. There's a great selection of shops and restaurants located here. All of the Walt Disney World resorts offer transportation to Downtown Disney.
The best time to visit Downtown Disney is during the day. As evening approaches, be prepared for crowds, particularly on weekends. Operating hours for the common areas at Downtown Disney Marketplace are 8:00 am - 1:00 am. Stores are open 10:00am-11pm Sunday-Thursday and 10:00am-11:30pm Friday to Saturday.
Arribas Brothers
This crystal specialty shop offers a wide variety of unique gifts. It's a bit off the beaten track, located between Team Mickey and Basin. Skilled craftsmen work on various pieces in view of guests. A wide variety of items can be personalized.
The Art of Disney
Whether you're a collector of Disney Memorabilia and artwork or not, this Downtown Disney shop is worth a visit. There's a vast collection of limited edition Sericels, lithographs, original paintings, sculptures, collectible figurines including the Walt Disney Classics Collection, crystal, Lenox, etc. The range of prices makes this appealing to both the serious collector and those wanting something special on a modest budget.
Apex by Sunglass Hut
High end sunglasses with the latest in technology, such as Apex Smart Mirror
The Art of Shaving
Premium men's grooming essentials are available. Speak with the shaving specialists for advice on proper grooming techniques. Haircuts and shaves are available, apppointments suggested.
Basin - Bath & Facial Products
This is a bit off the beaten path and towards the rear of the World of Disney store. Featuring natural skin and bath products. There are wonderful hand cut soaps, bath crystals and salts, shampoo bars, scented candles, etc. Visitors are encouraged to try out the products with the testers found throughout the shop. This shop can be potent with all the varieties of smells.
For all those little girls dreaming of being a Disney Princess,
this latest addition to the World of Disney is the perfect
fit. More of a salon than a store, there are 10 salon stations
where girls can get their hair, nails and makeup done. A second Boutique is located at Cinderellla's Castle in the Magic Kingdom.
Reservations are strongly recommended.
The number to call is: 407-WDW-STYLE.
Package Prices:
With the addition of the Boutique, there's been an expansion of Princess merchandise.
NEW! Chapel Hats
A variety of headwear for guests of all ages.
The Days of Christmas is a must see shop at anytime of the year, but make certain that you visit during the Holiday season. You can find a wide variety of Disney character ornaments, Santa hats and Christmas stockings. The more collectible items include the Disney Village pieces, Christopher Radko ornaments, Disney Railroad Train Sets, Snowbabies, and the Walt Disney World Showcase Collection. This store has an extensive selection of Christmas movies and books, including The Polar Express and Jolly Old Santa Clause. The traditional glass Mickey head, in an array of colors and themes, can be personalized for just $3.00 per word. Holiday goodies such as cocoa, coffee, cookies and peppermint bark are also found here. If you celebrate the Festival of Lights check out the Disney Hanukkah decorations and the large selection of blue and white ornaments. The small section of non-Disney ornaments includes glass Santas, snowmen, birds, the Fleur de lis, and Christmas pickles. Decorations for Thanksgiving, Halloween, and Easter can also be found here seasonally.
Disney Design-A-Tee
Design, customize and personalize your own Hanes tee shirt. This store has several large user friendly computers that will walk you through the entire design process. First you choose the size and and the color of the shirt you want. Depending on the size you choose, the variety of color may be limited. Then your select your art from several Disney categories, such as Celebrations, Characters, Princesses, Tinker Bell, Pirates, Pixar, Disney Films, and Holidays. The final step in the design process is personalizing your tee with custom text. There are several fonts, styles, and colors that you can choose from. When you're done you print out your ticket, pay, and then come back in about 30 minutes to pick it up.
Disney's Pin Traders
This open air shop is where you'll find almost every Disney pin imaginable. There are hundreds of pins displayed by themes as well as Limited Editions. Pin trading sessions are also hosted here. Even if you're not into collecting pins, it's always fun to look through the selection of pins. Pins are an inexpensive souvenir.
NEW! Erin Mckenna's Bakery NYC
Vegan, gluten-free menu of donuts, cupcakes, cookies, bagels and other items
Ghirardelli Soda Fountain & Chocolate Shop
When you walk in the door of this little shop, you are hit with the amazing smell of chocolate! You can't help but enjoy browsing the selection of delicious chocolate. If you can't wait till you get home to sample, order a treat from the soda fountain - a great cool snack in the Florida heat!
Goofy's Candy Company
A fantastic interactive candy shop that's certain to satisfy your sweet tooth. Whether or not you have a sweet tooth, you have to visit Goofy's Candy Company in the Downtown Disney Marketplace. Its so much more than a candy store. It's bright and colorful, as you'd expect. There are rows and rows of self serve bins where you can get treats at $2.98 a quarter pound. (A limited selection of sugar free candies are available.) There are pre-packaged candies and novelties for sale as well as glass displays filled with tempting confections. Click here for details.
NEW! Havaianas
An assortment of sandals for men, women and children, including kids' rain boots. Two experiences available to personalize your shows - "Make Your Own Havaianas" and "Embelish Your Own Havaianas."
Lefty's - If you need a gift for a left-hander in your life, this is the place to find it! This kiosk offers coffee mugs, t-shirts, scissors, even left-handed pens!
|LEGO Imagination Center
Almost every type of Lego is available here. From the simplest set of blocks to the latest kits, clothing and games, you're bound to find something for all ages at this store. Outside of the shop is a 3,000 square foot play zone. There are amazing Lego creations found around the shop, including a "sea serpent" in the lake. This is a great photo spot.
Sun-Thurs 10:00am-11:00pm, Fri and Sat 10:00am-11:30pm
Blog - Marketplace Co-Op Gets It Right: Merchandise for Ultimate Disney Fans
Inside the marketplace are six shops offering specialty products:
WonderGround Gallery - Original Disney-inspired art. Artists will often be here doing signings of their work.
Cherry Tree Lane - scarves, shoes, bags, watches and jewelry. Dooney & Bourke, as well as Vera Bradley bags will be carried here.
D-Tech on Demand - personalize and customize your own electronic accessories
The Trophy Room - vintage inspired, lifestyle sports apparel and collectibles
Disney Centerpiece - home products with a hint of Disney. Find glassware, coasters, pillows and more, based on Disney attractions.
Zoey and Pickles - girls' clothes
Some of the items are available online here: DisneyStore.com/MarketplaceCoOp
|Marketplace Fun Finds
Located next to Little Miss Matched, this shop offers some great values. Everything is less than $25 and is a great place to pick up some gifts and souvenirs.
This store features Mickey-themed culinary items, such as dinnerware, waffle irons, and coffee mugs. A recent addition to Mickey's Pantry is a section called "The Spice & Tea Exchange". This is a collection of
a variety of spices, teas, sea salts, rice, platters and 12 naturally infused organic sugars.
Once Upon a Toy Store
This store is for the child and the child at heart. The exterior appears to be constructed out of Lincoln Logs and Tinker Toys. Every Disney themed toy imaginable is featured here. There are incredible displays including the Monorail system in miniature. All of Disney's DVDs currently available for sale can be found here. In addition to an extensive display, there's a binder that contains the full listing of 300+ titles.
A Star Wars Droid Factory building station can be found here as well. Customize your very own R2D2-like droid action figure.
Rainforest Cafe Shop - Adjacent to the Rainforest Cafe. A full line of Rainforest themed merchandise including clothing, mugs, jewelry, private label condiments, postcards, toys, candy, mugs, etc.
Tren-D, at the Downtown Disney Marketplace is just that, trendy! All of the merchandise for sale here is chic, hip, and often eco-friendly. Disney hit a home run with this store which offers Disney Couture clothing and handbags, Tarina Tarantino and Judith Jack jewelry, and earth friendly candy wrapper purses. They carry cool Mickey t-shirts along with clothing from Roxy, Element, Billabong and Lucy Love. You will also find Wicked Wahine lotions and perfumes, Swan Creek candles, and H2O bath products. The hottest item in the store would have to be the seatbelt purses by Harvey for Disney Couture. These handbags are made from reclaimed seatbelts and covered with Mickey Mouse comic strips. The Pop inspired artwork that covers the walls, ceiling and columns is all original and unfortunately not for sale. If you choose to try on your selections, Edna 'E' Mode, is on the wall next to the dressing rooms to let you know that you look marvelous. The décor alone makes a stop here a must do for every female Disney fan.
NEW! Sanuk
Footwear designed using non-traditional materials. One popular item available is their yoga mat flip flops.
NEW! Sound Lion
Music products, including headphones, earbuds and speakers. Other digital sound products available featuring the latest technology.
Wonderful World of Memories - This is the place for scrapbookers to stock up on Disney-themed craft supplies, stationary and photo albums.
- Magic Room: Photo frames, towels, snowglobes.
- Princess Experience Room: Princess outfits, dolls, accessories, toys and the Bibbidi, Bobbidi Boutique where your little girl can be transformed into a Disney Princess
- Enchanted Dining Room: Kitchen items, mugs and photo frames
- Adventure Room : Clothing for boys
- Villains Room: Jewelry, watches, clocks, trading pins and collectibles
- Map Room: Computer software, CDs, stationery and Disney souvenirs featuring pens, pencils, magnets, key chains, etc
- Carnival Room: Plush toys
- Bird Room: Men's clothing
- Snow White Room: Infant/toddler clothing and accessories
- Great Hall: Women's clothing, sleepwear and accessories
World of Disney KIDS - Formerly Pooh's Corner, now offering a wide assortment of merchandise including clothing, plush toys and collectibles. This shop is located opposite the Days of Christmas.
You'll also find kiosks featuring the Balzac line of balloons, caricature artists, hair wraps, create-your-own keepsakes, pick-a-pearl, woodcarving and leather goods.
Waterfront margarita bar, themed like a Florida fruit stand from the 1960s and serving handcrafted margaritas and authentic Florida brews. Live performers from 2:30-10:30pm on Sunday-Thursday and 12:30-10:30pm on Fridays and Saturdays.
Craft beers from Florida breweries will be served, including Orange Blossom Pilsner, Bold City Duke's Brown Ale and Cigar City Jai Alai IPA. Tropical Florida wines will also be served - Mango Mamma and Key Limen.
Margaritas and Cocktails available include:
Ghirardelli Soda Fountain and Chocolate ShopFeaturing a wonderful menu of ice cream sundaes, malts, shakes and floats as well as the Ghirardelli line of chocolate. Now offering sugar-free and fat-free ice cream. This popular spot can get extremely busy, particularly in the evening.
Annual/Seasonal Passholder discount accepted. (Certain restrictions may apply)
Starbucks Now Open
This walk-up kiosk is open 8:00am - midnight in front of World of Disney. Starbucks beverages and baked goods are available.
One of the two Rainforest Cafe's that are located at Disney. The other is found at the Animal Kingdom Theme Park.
This chain restaurant features animatronic wildlife and a "thunderstorm" that occurs every 22 minutes. The sights and sounds place you in the middle of a tropical rainforest. There's an amazing saltwater fish tank with vibrant tropical fish, as well as waterfalls and banyan trees.
The menu is fairly standard with seafood, steak, sandwiches. salads and pasta. The children's menu includes mac & cheese, burgers and mini-hot dogs.
There's a large bar under a 38 foot "Magic Mushroom." It's a great spot to relax and unwind while enjoying one of their specialty drinks. A retail shop is located here that offers Rainforest themed merchandise.
Annual/Seasonal Passholder discount accepted. (Certain restrictions may apply)
A "quick service" version of the popular Wolfgang Puck Restaurant at Downtown Disney West Side. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Breakfast: Wood-fired breakfast pizzas, French toast, pancakes, waffles, fruit, cereal, omelets, bagels, muffins, pastries, coffee, juice.
Lunch/Dinner: Wood-fired pizzas, salads, soups, sandwiches, rotisserie chicken. Ice cream, cookies and assorted items from Puck's Pantry, and beverages.
Moderate pricing and a great spot to enjoy an above average counter service meal.
Annual/Seasonal Passholder discount accepted. (Certain restrictions may apply)
Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. Freshly prepared sandwiches with specialty sauces and spreads. Salads, wraps, pre-made "Grab 'n Go" selection. Also offering a selection of turnovers, scones, cookies, brownies and ice cream sandwiches. Menu
Beverage offerings include beer, soft drinks, smoothies, juice, tea and their trademark Earl's Grey Lemonade. Counter service with inside seating. Another Marketplace "gem" for a reasonably priced meal.There's a selection of merchandise for sale.
Kiosks offering Margaritas, snacks, soft drinks, smoothies, specialty coffee drinks are located throughout the Marketplace
Classic Carousel
Handcrafted in Italy, this carousel has two carriages and 19 horses. There is a minimum height of 42". Children not meeting this requirement must be accompanied by an adult.


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Singer-songwriter double bill kicks off tour at Route 60 Music
When the quirky West Virginia songwriter Todd Burge wants a killer solo slipped into one of his songs, he's got to rely on his own two hands wrangling the neck of his acoustic guitar or a sporadic blast on the harmonica wrapped 'round his neck.
Not this weekend -- he's guitar armed and dangerous.
Burge, who's been tabbed West Virginia's "Sultan of Sardonic," is rolling on a mini tour with guitar great, Bill Kirchen, the studio veteran who's called the "Titan of the Telecaster," for his tasty guitar work with such acts as Nick Lowe, Emmylou Harris, Doug Sahm, Elvis Costello and, of course, Commander Cody, with whom he threw down the licks on the signature Top 10 hit, "Hot Rod Lincoln."
The two noted singer/songwriters are rolling through Marietta, Ohio, Morgantown, W.Va., and Canton, Ohio, where they'll be recording and playing with noted musician and engineer Don Dixon, who has worked on albums of everyone from R.E.M. and Mary Chapin Carpenter to The Carpenter Ants.
That tour kicks off at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 2, at Route 60 Music in Barboursville.
Tickets are $10 and on sale at Route 60. Go online at www.route60music.com or call 304-736-7466.
A repeat guest on Mountain Stage and someone who has toured with such folks as Tim O'Brien, Kathy Mattea, Lucinda Williams, Bela Fleck, Mike Seeger, Larry Groce, Ricky Skaggs and many others, Burge said he's excited for the series of intimate shows that will feature a dozen or more songs from both artists.
"It's obviously great for me anytime you line yourself up with an internationally known dude," Burge said. "For Bill, he has this huge catalog of songs that he does with his band Too Much Fun, and there are certain songs he doesn't play a lot, so it's going to be a different show. He'll do his signature tunes and then dig into his catalog and do things people haven't heard for a while or new songs he wouldn't normally play with a rock trio."
Burge, who released two CDs in 2012, one for grownups entitled "Building Characters" produced by Don Dixon and featuring Tim O'Brien and one for children entitled "Character Building," said the timing and location of the tour worked perfect for Kirchen who is making his way over to Jorma Kaukonen's Fur Peace Ranch where he'll be teaching another guitar class.
"I love saying this that it was Bill's idea," Burge said with a laugh. "This wasn't me. I mean I have weaseled my way onto tours with Tim O'Brien to much success. But Bill goes to Jorma's Fur Peace Ranch at the end of the tour where he'll end up teaching and playing with Hot Tuna."
Last year, after Kirchen's Fur Peace Ranch gig, Burge popped up and played harmonica and percussion for him at a concert that Kirchen and his wife did in St. Mary's, W.Va.
Burge, who is on the board for the West Virginia Music Hall of Fame, said they first met when Michael Lipton, director of the Hall was recording songs for "Always Lift Him Up: A Tribute to Blind Alfred Reed" and that led into them meeting and hanging out again at the Folk Alliance in Memphis with O'Brien, John Lilly, the late Hazel Dickens and others.
"It is a wonderful life, this music life," Burge said. "Lord knows it doesn't pay a lot but there is sometimes that I have been really lucky and most everybody you meet is really nice, but Bill is one of those guys who instantly you feel like you've known all your life."


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Personal: The son of Daniel and Lisa Koch … Has three brothers: Zander, Jonathan and Thomas … Mother Lisa attended Creighton … Uncle Hal Koch played tennis at Nebraska … Intends to study business.
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The 2010 Telethon for ToledoWritten by Michael Miller | Editor in Chief Emeritus | email@example.com
FADE IN: Graphic of the Toledo skyline, sans the United Way building; big band orchestra led by Johnny Knorr playing "Strong for Toledo."
TITLE WORDS: "2010 Telethon for Toledo!"
ANNOUNCER (Jerry Anderson): "Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the star of 'M*A*S*H', 'Blackboard Jungle,' 'M*A*S*H,' 'Cannonball Run II,' 'After M*A*S*H' and, er, 'M*A*S*H' … our host for this evening, Toledo's own Jamie Farr!"
CUT TO: Jamie Farr in black tie and cocktail dress.
JAMIE FARR: "Hey, Toledo! Welcome to the 2010 Telethon for Toledo! As you know, the Glass City has sprung some leaks and we are more than $48 million in the hole. That's a lot of Packo's dogs! (rim shot) Tonight, we are going to bring you the best in Toledo entertainment, live remotes from our sister cities and ask you the viewer to chip in and help us balance the budget. To donate, call (555) SAV-FROG. Let's get right to the show with a satellite feed from Hollywood, California, and Toledo's own 'American Idol,' Crystal Bowersox."
CUT TO: "American Idol" stage, close-up of Bowersox under blue spotlight, sitting on a tall stool with her guitar.
BOWERSOX: "I'd like to sing these thoughts to the tune of "Allentown" by Billy Joel:
Well, we're living here in Toledo
And we're feeling like we live on skid row
Out on Monroe Street they're killing time
Filling out forms, standing in line
Well, our fathers worked for Jeep at the wheel
Spent their weekends down at Fifth Third Field
Met our mothers down at Tony P.'s,
Bought them a dog
(no onions, please)
And we're living here in Toledo
But the self-hatred was handed down
And it's getting very hard to stay-ay-ay-ay."
FARR: "Thank you, Crystal, and good luck on 'Idol!' whatever that is. Now, let's go to the big board and see how much we've raised! Please welcome our beautiful co-host, Toledo's own Katie Holmes!"
KATIE HOLMES: smiles.
Holmes makes sweeping gesture at the board, which reveals "$17."
FARR: "C'mon, Toledo, we need you to work those phones! When I was filming 'Cannon Ball Run II' with my close personal friend and Hollywood superstar Burt Reynolds, he said to me, 'How many times do I have to tell you, I don't like ice in my Scotch!' That's the kind of can-do spirit we need to show tonight! Speaking of stars, let's look at the celebrities on our phone bank."
CAMERA PANS TO SHOW: Jim Leyland, Christine Brennan, Lyfe Jennings, Steve Mix, Marcy Kaptur, John Amaechi, P.J. O'Rourke, Arthur Hills, Chuck Ealey, Devin Vargas and Jim Jackson awkwardly staring at silent phones.
The phone in front of Marcy Kaptur begins to ring. And ring. And ring. And ring.
KAPTUR: Clears her throat.
FARR: "Marcy, are you gonna get that?"
KAPTUR: Clears her throat.
Phone stops ringing.
CAMERA CUTS TO: Brian Wilson and Fred LeFebvre standing by the phones, scissors in hands, trying to cut telephone lines.
WILSON: "If Toledo is going to be saved, it's not going to be with more public money!"
FARR: "OK, Toledo, we're going to keep the entertainment coming while you dig deep. If I understand my producer, we have Toledo, Spain, via satellite; one of our sister cities is looking to lend a hand when times are tough. Hello, Toledo?"
TV SCREEN: Shows test screen color bars.
FARR: "Looks like a technical difficulty. Toledo Spain, we'll come back to you. Moving along, please offer a warm welcome to two of Toledo's most accomplished lil' gals, Anita Baker and Gloria Steinem!"
GLORIA STEINEM: Glares at Farr.
ANITA BAKER: "Jamie, thank you so much. We're going to perform this song to Helen Reddy's 'I Am Woman.'
"I'm Toledo, hear me roar
Our city's coffer's drained and poor
And we know too much to go back and pretend
'Cause we've heard it all before
From on the Twenty-second floor
No one's ever gonna keep us down again
Oh yes, we are wise
But it's wisdom born of pain
Yes, we've paid the price
But look how much they gained
If we have to we can do anything
We are strong"
STEINEM: ("Strong")
BAKER: "We are invincible"
STEINEM: ("Invincible")
BAKER: "We're Toledo"
FARR: "Thanks, girls! Let's go back to the big board and see how much money has come in at (555) SAV-FROG. Katie?"
HOLMES: smiles.
CUT TO BOARD: Numbers flip to $188.
FARR: "That's the same amount as Katie's last film's opening weekend! Now, we have a special film clip to inspire you to give and help save Toledo, T-Town, the Glass City, Frog Town. Watch as a film crew follows Block Communications owners Allan and John Block as they tour some of Toledo's hardest-hit neighborhoods.
CUT TO: Slow, heartbreaking string music played over film of long black limousine speeding through rough neighborhoods, its tinted windows rolled up, speeding through stop signs and screeching around corners. Camera tracks limo rolling into the Toledo Club parking lot. A group of young tough-looking kids approach camera crew, yelling at them to drop the camera. Image goes sideways and then upside down as camera hits the ground to reveal cameraman Jon Stainbrook and sound boom operator Ben Konop running, being chased by kids.
FARR: "OK. Well. Huh. Folks, we really need you to give to help Toledo keep providing the services you love: police, firefighters, garbage pickup, all the quality-of-life services you expect from a real city. Let's check the big board. Katie?"
HOLMES: smiles.
CUT TO BOARD: Numbers flip to $18.
FARR: $18? How can that be? We were nearly at $200.
CAMERA CUTS: to Carty Finkbeiner standing by the phones, hands clasped, whistling: "Jamie, I've put it toward next year's telethon."
FARR: "Ah … that's our Carty! Anyway, here's our next act, the Toledo City Council Clown Corps., juggling and unicycle circus!"
CUT TO: Members of city council in clown makeup, running into each other, falling down, throwing pies at each other, making Three Stooges sounds. This continues for several minutes.
FARR: "Spectacular! What an act! Thanks for bringing this to our show!"
CITY COUNCIL PRESIDENT WILMA BROWN: "Jamie, can you let us know when the telethon starts? We're just finishing up some last-minute council business here."
FARR: "Ohhh-kay. Let's keep the entertainment going with our all-star jam band: Tom Scholz from Boston, Scott Shriner from Weezer and Gary Louris from the Jayhawks, with special guest vocalist Ramona Collins!"
RAMONA COLLINS: "Thank you, Jamie. Here's a new twist on a Bruce Springsteen favorite, 'Born in the U.S.A.'
Born dressed in a Jeep ball cap
The first vote I cast was for a union chap
End up with two kids and a minivan
As you send half your pay to the damn taxman, now
Born in the 419, I was, born in the 419
I was, born in the 419, Born in the 419
Down by the river and the steam plant shut
Out by the closed malls and the brownfield glut
I'm 10 years livin' in close range
Still vote the same, see no reason to change
Born in the 419, I was, born in the 419
I was, born in the 419, Born in the 419"
FARR: "Thanks, folks. Katie, what's on the board?"
HOLMES: smiles.
CUT TO BOARD: Numbers flip to minus $48 million.
FARR: "For crying out loud! How'd we get in the hole? What? The unions charged us for all their time? I thought they were going to kick in? No? Even I'm getting tired of this (sighs). Here's our last guest, Toledo Mayor Mike Bell."
MIKE BELL: "Thanks, Jamie. The city greatly appreciates what you are doing here today. As you know, we all have to pitch in."
FARR: "My pleasure, Mayor Bell. But we haven't exactly dented the budget."
BELL: "Well, we were always going to raise taxes anyway, because, we all have to pitch in. It would have been nice for the good folks to call in their funds, because we all have to pitch in, but through fees, cuts or taxes, we'll get what we need. As you know, we all have to pitch in. And besides (smiling at Holmes), the night wasn't a total loss."
HOLMES: smiles.
FARR: "Well folks, that's our 2010 Telethon for Toledo. We appreciate the help of all our guest performers and contributors. Let's take one more look at the big board, shall we, Mayor Bell? Katie?"
CUT TO BOARD: Holmes is not there.
FARR: "Katie? Katie? Hey, where'd Mayor Bell go?"
BACKGROUND: Sound of motorcycle taking off. HOLMES, wind blowing back her hair: smiles.
Michael S. Miller is editor in chief of Toledo Free Press and Toledo Free Press Star. E-mail him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Tags: City of Toledo, Gloria Steinem, Jamie Farr, Katie Holmes, Mike Bell


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TCI 374400 - TCI Throttle Valve Sleeve Kit for TH700-R4
TCI#890-374400Throttle Valve Sleeve Kit
Replaces stock assembly to prevent part-throttle downshifts from fourth to third gear until approximately 85% throttle has been applied (most OE setups force a part-throttle downshift around 50% throttle opening). Proper downshift performance can also be restored by replacing a worn, stock assembly. This kit uses existing OE plunger. Note: Does not fit 4L60E or 2004R transmissions
Note: Does not fit 4L60E or 2004R transmissions