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The words "intellectual" and "Broadway musical" were seldom mentioned in the same breath until the era of Stephen Sondheim, the dominant artistic force in the American musical theater since the 1970s. Before his breakthrough show, "Company," Mr. Sondheim, a protégé of Oscar Hammerstein II, was already recognized as a wunderkind for his lyrics for "West Side Story" (music by Leonard Bernstein) and "Gypsy" (Jule Styne).
"Company," for which he wrote both music and words in 1970, was the first of several groundbreaking collaborations with the producer-director Harold Prince. As a team they established the so-called "concept musical," in which style and story are intertwined, as a flourishing experimental genre. This multi-character mosaic, set in New York, was followed by "Follies" (1971), "A Little Night Music" (1973), "Pacific Overtures" (1976), "Sweeney Todd" (1979) and "Merrily We Roll Along" (1981). Each was a radical departure from its forerunner.
"Follies" offered brilliant pastiches of vintage Broadway styles. "A Little Night Music," their waltz musical, adapted from the Ingmar Bergman movie "Smiles of a Summer Night," yielded Mr. Sondheim's most famous song, "Send in the Clowns." "Pacific Overtures" fused Western and Asian styles. Many regard the revenge tragedy "Sweeney Todd," with its operatic grand guignol, as his masterpiece. "Merrily We Roll Along" told its show business story backwards.These were followed by several collaborations with the book writer James Lapine, of which the most famous, "Sunday in the Park
With George" (1984), musically imitated the pointillism of the painter Georges Seurat, and won the Pulitzer Prize for drama. "Into the Woods" (1987) imagined beloved fairy-tale characters living unhappily ever after, and "Passion" (1994) examined the pathology of romantic obsession.
If his work defies the escapism of traditional Broadway shows and uncovers uncomfortable truths about the human condition, it does so with compassion. - Stephen Holden
Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 4, 2015
A review of Imelda Staunton in "Gypsy." MORE
Jul. 20, 2015
Stephen Holden reviews Stephen Sondheim musical revue Another Hundred People, directed by Sondra Lee and starring KT Sullivan and Jeff Harnar, at Laurie Beechman Theater. MORE
Feb. 2, 2015
Stephen Holden reviews works by Stephen Sondheim and Steve Reich performed by various musicians at the Appel Room as part of Lincoln Center American Songbook series; performances are accompanied by talks with Reich and Sondheim, moderated by John Schaefer. MORE
Jan. 23, 2015
Ben Brantley reviews Fiasco Theater production of Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine musical Into the Woods, directed by Noah Brody and Ben Steinfeld, at the Laura Pels Theater. MORE
Jan. 13, 2015
Stephen Holden reviews performance celebrating theatrical collaborations of composer Stephen Sondheim and director Harold Prince as part of Lyrics and Lyricists series at 92nd Street Y. MORE
Dec. 13, 2014
Charles Isherwood reviews revival of Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman musical Assassins at Menier Chocolate Factory in London; Jamie Lloyd directs and Simon Lipkin stars. MORE
Oct. 11, 2014
The acclaimed composer is working with the playwright David Ives, who wrote "Venus in Fur." MORE
Sep. 8, 2014
Organizers of New Yorker Festival announce that quintessential New Yorkers Larry David, Stephen Sondheim and Phil Jackson will appear in conversation with contributors to The New Yorker. MORE
Mar. 7, 2014
Charles Isherwood reviews concert staging of Stephen Sondheim and Hugh Wheeler musical Sweeney Todd, performed by New York Philharmonic; Lonny Price directs and opera bass-baritone Bryn Terfel stars. MORE
Dec. 7, 2013
HBO documentary Six by Sondheim, directed by James Lapine, offers insights to songwriter's creative process. MORE
Nov. 15, 2013
Ben Brantley reviews A Bed and a Chair: A New York Love Affair, revue of songs of Stephen Sondheim filtered through sensibility of jazz musician Wynton Marsallis; show stars Cyrille Aimee, Bernadette Peters, Norm Lewis and Jeremy Jordan. MORE
Oct. 15, 2013
A major revision of the Tony Award-winning musical "Company" would make the central character, Bobby, a gay man. MORE
Oct. 11, 2013
Norm Lewis and Jeremy Jordan will sing Sondheim in a jazz-inflected celebration of the composer's work. MORE
Sep. 26, 2013
She will be one of the performers in "A Bed and a Chair," which features Mr. Sondheim's songs reimagined and arranged for a jazz orchestra. MORE
Sep. 3, 2013
The acclaimed London production of the Stephen Sondheim-George Furth musical "Merrily We Roll Along" will be shown in movie theaters on Oct. 23. MORE
Aug. 18, 2013
Aileen Jacobson reviews Burt Shevelove and Larry Gelbart musical A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, at the Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor; Tom Deckman, Peter Scolari and Jackie Hoffman star (Metropolitan/Long Island). MORE
May. 8, 2013
Fiasco Theater produces stripped-down version of Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine musical Into the Woods at McCarter Theater in Princeton, NJ; Noah Brody and Ben Steinfeld direct. MORE
Apr. 18, 2013
Stephen Sondheim and Wynton Marsalis are collaborating on a new show that will feature jazz interpretations of Mr. Sondheim's love songs. MORE
Mar. 31, 2013
The MacDowell Colony, the prestigious artists' retreat in New Hampshire, has announced that the composer Stephen Sondheim will be awarded the 54th annual Edward MacDowell Medal for lifetime achievement in the arts. MORE
Mar. 11, 2013
Vivien Schweitzer reviews Liasons: Reimagining Sondheim From the Piano, in which pianist Christopher O'Riley performs works by various composers based on songs by Stephen Sondheim. MORE
Jan. 31, 2013
Anthony Tommasini reviews concert of orchestral arrangements of suites from Stephen Sondheim musicals, performed by New York Philharmonic with special host Nathan Lane, at Avery Fisher Hall. MORE
Aug. 12, 2012
British actress Imelda Staunton had shunned musical theater until she was cast in the current New York production of Stephen Sondheim's Sweeney Todd, where her performance was so successful that she has been persuaded to take on other singing roles. MORE
Jul. 29, 2012
Public Theater revival of Into the Woods, directed by Timothy Sheader, features Amy Adams in her New York stage debut and Tony Winner Donna Murphy. MORE
May. 13, 2012
Anita Gates reviews Westport Country Playhouse production of Stephen Sondheim musical Into the Woods, directed by Mark Lamos and starring Jenny Latimer and Lauren Kennedy (Metropolitan/Connecticut). MORE
Apr. 24, 2012
Pianist Anthony de Mare concert at Symphony Space is dedicated to his Liaisons: Reimagining Sondheim project, in which he invites composers to write solo piano pieces inspired by and in the style of their favorite Sondheim music. MORE
Dec. 18, 2011
Brad Leithauser reviews book Look, I Made a Hat: Collected Lyrics (1981-2011) With Attendant Comments, Amplifications, Dogmas, Harangues, Digressions, Anecdotes and Miscellany by Stephen Sondheim. MORE
Dec. 9, 2011
Charles Isherwood reviews book Look, I Made a Hat: Collected Lyrics (1981-2011) With Attendant Comments, Amplifications, Dogmas, Harangues, Digressions, Anecdotes and Miscellany by Stephen Sondheim. MORE
Nov. 14, 2011
Stephen Sondheim and Hugh Wheeler musical Sweeney Todd will take up residence at Adelphi Theater in London's West End. MORE
Aug. 28, 2011
Several theater fans reminisce about past productions of Stephen Sondheim's musical Follies, which is coming to Broadway in its latest revival in September. MORE
Apr. 15, 2011
Jean-Luc Choplin, director of the venerable Theatre du Chatelet in Paris, is seeking to introduce Broadway musicals to French audiences with the opening of the Stephen Sondheim musical Sweeney Todd. MORE
Apr. 9, 2011
Stephen Holden reviews New York Philharmonic staged concert performance of Stephen Sondheim-George Furth musical Company, featuring an all-star cast and directed by Lonny Price at Avery Fisher Hall. MORE
Apr. 7, 2011
Actors in Broadway production of Steven Sondheim musical Company, directed by Lonny Price, must get creative in rehearsals because their co-stars often cannot show up all together due to other commitments; star-studded cast includes Martha Plimpton, Neil Patrick Harris, Stephen Colbert, Jon Cryer and Christina Hendricks. MORE
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Theater Review | 'Gypsy'
What Ever Happened to Momma Rose?
If any actress of her generation seemed fated to play the juggernaut of a stage mother in the musical "Gypsy," it was Patti LuPone, the juggernaut of a Broadway star.July 16, 2007 theaterReview
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Conversations With Sondheim
Conversations between Stephen Sondheim and Frank Rich, former chief drama critic of the New York Times. On the occasion of his 70th birthday, the composer reflects on his life, his career and the theater.March 12, 2000 theaterBiography
The Arts/Cultural Desk
CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK; Emotions Beneath the Sondheim Chill
While Sondheim's work was once dismissed as too clever, chilly and cerebral to create musicals with heart, Ben Brantley, the New York Times chief drama critic, argues that "Mr. Sondheim may be the most emotional composer in the history of musicals."August 8, 2002 artsNews
Arts and Leisure Desk
A Contrarian Who Raised Musicals' I.Q.
A reappraisal of Stephen Sondheim's career in which Stephen Holden writes that Sondheim and his collaborators have transformed "the once humble musical comedy form" into "something intellectually challenging and morally weighty."May 5, 2002 artsNews
Arts and Leisure Desk
STAGE VIEW;For Sondheim, The New Has Always Been Old
Anthony Tommasini argues that Sondheim found his distinctive voice "not, as so often argued, by pushing the boundaries of theater music but by looking backward to the music he revered."July 21, 1996 artsReview
Arts & Leisure Desk
RECORDINGS VIEW; Enthralling Missives From Sondheim's World
"An intriguing paradox of Stephen Sondheim's theater music is the extent to which his meticulously tailored-to-character songs enthrall when taken out of context..."January 23, 1994 artsReview
Arts and Leisure Desk
THEATER; 'Gypsy': Then, Now and Always
Frank Rich, former chief drama critic of the New York Times, reflects back on "Gypsy."May 4, 2003 artsNews
The Arts/Cultural Desk
CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK; Only Connect: Sondheim's Intimate Core
"The instructions boil down to one simple-sounding, endlessly complicated command: Connect..."December 28, 2005 artsNews
Arts & Leisure Desk
THEATER; Sondheim's Passionate 'Passion'
The making of Sondheim's 1994 musical "Passion."March 20, 1994 artsBiography
Cultural Desk
Review/Theater; A Show Keeps Coming Back, Getting Closer on Every Orbit
A review of ''Merrily We Roll Along.''February 27, 1990 artsReview
Cultural Desk
Review/Theater; Sondheim and Those Who Would Kill
A review of "Assassins."January 28, 1991 artsReview
Movies, Performing Arts/Weekend Desk
THEATER REVIEW; Sondheim on Romantic Love: A Consolation and a Curse
A review of a new concert version of Mr. Sondheim's 1994 musical, ''Passion.''April 1, 2005 moviesReview
Weekend Desk
Review/Theater; New 'Sweeney' With a New Message
A review of a 1989 revival of "Sweeney Todd."September 15, 1989 artsNews
Review: 'West Side Story' at the John W. Engeman Theater in Northport
From the first finger snaps, the production at the John W. Engeman Theater in Northport, tailored to a non-Broadway stage, retains the show's emotional urgency.
September 27, 2015, Sunday
London Theater Journal: A Scorching Momma Rose
A review of Imelda Staunton in "Gypsy."
September 4, 2015, Friday
Review: 'Another Hundred People' Digs Into Stephen Sondheim's Catalog
The songs of Mr. Sondheim change KT Sullivan and Jeff Harnar, the stars of this revue, into more complex entertainers than previously suspected.
July 20, 2015, Monday
Inside T's Summer Entertainment Issue
The Broadway visionary behind "Hamilton," a jewel of a home in New Orleans' Garden District, and so much more.
July 17, 2015, Friday
Members of Original 'Into the Woods' Cast to Reunite
A discussion on June 21 at the Brooklyn Academy of Music will feature members of the original cast and creative team behind the Stephen Sondheim musical "Into the Woods."
May 27, 2015, Wednesday
Encores! Season Will Feature Sondheim and '1776'
The season will feature "Do I Hear a Waltz?" and "Cabin in the Sky" as well as "1776."
May 10, 2015, Sunday
In Performance: Patrick Mulryan of 'Into the Woods'
A video performance of "Giants in the Sky" from the Fiasco Theater's production of "Into the Woods."
February 24, 2015, Tuesday
Melodist and Minimalist in Harmony
Stephen Sondheim and Steve Reich chatted and compared notes onstage at a Lincoln Center American Songbook concert that illustrated their mutual interests.
February 2, 2015, Monday
Fewer Trees in a Fairy-Tale Forest
Fiasco Theater's reworking of "Into the Woods" uncovers the aching, hopeful heart beneath the artifice.
January 23, 2015, Friday
Celebrating 2 Broadway Powerhouses, Bit by Bit
David Loud conducts an erudite survey of collaborations by Stephen Sondheim and Harold Prince.
January 13, 2015, Tuesday
The American Revolutionary
Lin-Manuel Miranda has transformed theater — and the way we think about history — with 'Hamilton,' his new multiethnic hip-hop romp about 18th-century politics. His collaborators, Stephen Sondheim, Ron Chernow and the Roots, talk Broadway's latest founding father.
In Performance | Patrick Mulryan
Mr. Mulryan sings "Giants in the Sky" from the Fiasco Theater's production of the musical "Into the Woods," with Matt Castle on piano. The show is at the Laura Pels Theater through April 12.
Dissonance: Sondheim
Anthony Tommasini, classical music critic for The New York Times, talks about dissonance in the music of Stephen Sondheim.
Emma Thompson Tackles 'Sweeney Todd'
The actress Emma Thompson and the director Lonny Price talk about preparing for the New York Philharmonic's concert stagings of the musical "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street."
'Sunday in the Park' in Paris
Parisians are developing a taste for American musicals. Stephen Sondheim's 1984 musical "Sunday in the Park With George" opened April 15 in Paris, at the Théâtre du Châtelet.
In Performance: Judy Kuhn
Judy Kuhn, accompanied by Mairi Dorman-Phaneuf on cello, sings "Loving You" from Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's musical "Passion," now in revival at the Classic Stage Company.
Excerpt: 'Happily Ever After'
Jason Tam sings a number from from the Keen Company's production of "Marry Me a Little," the Stephen Sondheim song cycle.
'Into the Woods'
Scenes from the Shakespeare in the Park production.
Excerpt: 'Into the Woods'
Donna Murphy sings "Children Will Listen" in the Shakespeare in the Park production of Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's musical.
'Merrily' Memories
Jim Walton, a member of the original cast of the 1981 Broadway musical "Merrily We Roll Along," meets the cast of the Encores! revival and talks about the contents of his "Merrily" scrapbook.
Rehearsing 'Company'
Patti LuPone, Neil Patrick Harris and others in a rehearsal for the New York Philharmonic's production.
Happy Birthday, Stephen Sondheim
An appreciation of some particularly ingenious passages.
Good Company: The Musicals of Stephen Sondheim
A look at the New York stage productions of the composer's shows through reviews, photos and videos.
'Sondheim on Sondheim'
Vanessa Williams sings "Ah, but Underneath," a number written for the 1987 London production of "Follies," in an excerpt from the new Broadway musical about the work of Stephen Sondheim. (Video: Roundabout Theater)
Celebrating Sondheim
Photos from a birthday concert for the composer Stephen Sondheim.
What Makes a Revival
Stephen Sondheim talks about the recent Broadway revivals of his shows.
Finding Fredrik
Alexander Hanson talks about playing Fredrik in "A Little Night Music."
'West Side Story'
Photos from the new Broadway revival, which opened at the Palace Theater.
Excerpt From 'Road Show'
Claybourne Elder and Alexander Gemignani sing "The Best Thing That Ever Happened" from the Stephen Sondheim musical.
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How can I tell my family I'm pregnant?
My family is extremely Catholic, and my relatives aren't thrilled that my fiance and I are living together before our wedding. Now I'm pregnant, and I'm scared to tell them. What should I do?
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I have been there my boyfriend of four years and I got pregnent, we were not living together and not engaged. I was so scared, luckily I wasn't showing for awhile and we waited untill I was 5 months before telling our familys (his are very strong christains and my family is all Mormon). When he told his family (begining of June) they all thought that he was going to say that we were engaged, not pregnent. Once we told,we then went through the whole thing of how everyone (family) thought we should get married right a way. We wanted to do things our way and not miss out on memories, so we ignored all the pressure and on July 4th he propossed under the fireworks and 10 months later, after the baby (beautiful little boy), and after working out like a mad woman to get back to my pre-birth size and weight, we took a cruise and married by a waterfall in Jamacia. Truely a dream wedding. Yep we did it "backwards". But we now have an amazing son who we love so much age 2 and another boy on the way. We wouldn't change anything. Everything happens for a reason and now it is about you and your soon to be husband (and daddy) and the new life you are about to be blessed with, what's done is done, now make the most of it. Good Luck.posted 01/12/2004 by stschmidt
Do not tell them as if it were a bad thing. When you finally decide to tell your family, make it a happy time! If they see negativity from you then they are likely to feed on that, if they see how happy you are, and you stick to that (I am really happy about this and nothing you say to me is going to bring me down attitude) then they can talk until they are blue in the face and it won't come across as getting to you. I am 26 now, but I had to tell my mother that I was pregnant when I was 16 years old. She was so upset!! My whole family was. But I have to tell you that when you start showing they will start to get excited about a new baby! Every body loves babies!! Just make sure that you make it a happy, exciting time for you! You are an adult and God has given you the opportunity to make your own decisions, whether you make them right or wrong, and He still loves you! Your family can express their feelings, but judging is wrong, that is God's job, and you are an adult. At least you are engaged! It could be a lot worse!! Good luck with everything, and congratulations!!posted 01/12/2004 by agwynn1223
The fact is that a baby is a blessing from God whether you've planned for it or not. Chances are that your parents have had things happen in their lives that they didn't expect as well, and will probably be a lot more supportive than you than you give them credit for. You are having a beautiful gift and as time goes on they will realize that too.posted 01/12/2004 by a BabyCenter Member
Jennifer, I'm in the same position that you're in. I'm living with my boyfriend and I'm now 5 1/2 months pregnant. I told my family that I was expecting when I was 7 weeks. Tell them as soon as possible, it makes it ALOT easier! They will feel like you're not keeping things from them and will be happy that you turned to your family in a time of need. My mom is also Catholic but accepted the fact that I was pregnant and offered me nothing but support. I am very lucky. We both said (and remind your family of this too)that no matter how a child enters the world, it's a miracle and a gift from God. And really, is this the worst that could happen? It's not like you killed someone or you're going to die. You're creating life and a beautiful baby. No matter what, know that for whatever reason, God choose you to carry this child so be happy about the exciting months and years to come. It's an awesome experiance that I can't even put into words without getting emotional. Don't let them tell you anything different. I know that it's hard when the people that you love may not be accepting to your lifestyle but remember that you have to live your life for you. As long as you're a good mother, that should have no complaints. Of course, your family will be shocked when you first tell them and it may take a few days for the shock to wear off and reality to set in but they will love that baby (and you) so much that the uncertain time of the next few weeks will all be a small distant memory when they're helping him/her to blow out the candled on it's first birthday. You're pregnant and there's nothing you can do about it now. You can't change it so go to your family and be confident that everything will work itself out but don't be afraid to admit that you need their support. Hope everything works out for you.posted 01/12/2004 by thakid3
My family's extremely Catholic, as well, and I'm pregnant/not married, either, so I understand where you're coming from. Your parents are going to love you no matter what--they might be upset at first, but they'll get over it. My family doctor missed that I was pregnant and sent me in for a sonogram to test for fibroids (she is no longer my doctor). I took my mom with me, since I was so scared. When I came back to the waiting room, I was holding sono pics of my 18 wk. old unborn child. I didn't have the luxury of holding off on telling my parents. They were obviously not excited at first, but in a matter of days, my old room was overflowing with baby stuff! I know it's scary, but the sooner you tell them, the sooner they have to adjust, then get excited about the idea! Seriously, what can they really do to you--ground you? ;) They'll get over it, and if they don't before your baby is born, I'm sure the first time they hold their beautiful grandchild, any anger will disappear. Like someone else said, everything happens for a reason--I read a quote from St. Teresa that said to trust in God that you are exactly where you are supposed to be. Don't forget that. Congratulations on your upcoming wedding and birth of your child!!!posted 01/12/2004 by haj1200
My family is also very Catholic and when I told them I was pregnant before my wedding they were upset but were happpy with the fact that I was getting married to the father. Now they love our son and are so happy that my husband and i are expecting our second child in March (same month of our first born). My point is that I felt the same way about my very Catholic family and they turned out to surprise me with there reactions. your family might do the same. Good luck! :)posted 01/12/2004 by rodeochick
i got pregnant when i was holding a pageant title and didnt want to tell my family so i told a friend and she told my mother and she wasnt upset or anything and i think that everyone got use to it i am now married to the father of my first and we are having our second and we have a great marriage bc we had to handle this before we were married and new what to expect tell them that a child is not a sin it is a gift god gave it to you for a reasonposted 01/12/2004 by a BabyCenter Member
Perhaps you would gain a little respect from mommy and daddy if you dealt with your situation like a grown woman. After all, you are trying to prove to them that you are mature and can live with the decisions you make.posted 01/12/2004 by jannie9
Unfortunatly, the news of a baby can bring sadness to people rather than the excitement it usually deserves. I can see if you are living on the street, addicted to narcotics or something along those lines where you would only be bringing another human to an unfair start in life. The choice remains though it is your decision and not your parents. If a child is what you want, then let you and your partner enjoy it!! I was in the same boat back in April after only dating my boyfriend for three months. I was very nervous to tell people out of fear that they would discourage it and I would have to listen to their comments about "so soon?", "what about money?", "when are you going to get married" etc. These are factors people think about when a baby is on the way . It stinks. Babies can be brought into an unwed home with less income and have just as wonderful a life due to the love he/she is given. Tell your parents that you would love their support on this and then see what happens. You cant change who they are just like they cant change your mind about the wonderful miracle you are about to endure!! I am due TOMORROW and I was very fortunate that my family came around (I stuck to my guns) It helped that I had their support but their are support groups out their if your parents dont feel the same way. Good luck!!posted 01/12/2004 by a BabyCenter Member
I was living with my fiancee, he engaged in Dec and we got pregnant in Feb, we hadnt set a date but we decided long before we were engaged that we wanted kids married or not so it took a few months and in Feb we got pregnant, I was scared to tell me parents since we werent married yet, I waited til May, than we decided to go to Vegas and get married in June, our son was born in Nov 02, So now Nov 03 we decided he will be a year old, we'll start trying for #2 figured it would take me going off the pill for awhile, well guess what? I wasnt off the pill 3 weeks and BINGO #2 is on the way, Im 9-1/2 weeks, talk about scared to tell anyone. Im gonna try to hold off til I cant hide it than I will tell my parents and in-laws, their really the ones that looked down on the 1st pregnancy but are just starting to come around to the 1 yr old. I say tell your parents and let them decide if they want to enjoy it or not, and if not their the ones missing out on something very joyful and I dont regret ever having him.posted 01/12/2004 by jd71
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November 21, 2013
Technical development of the first Basic Registry of Identified Global Entities (BRIDGE) release is currently about halfway to completion. If you've been following the project, you know that BRIDGE aims to revolutionize data interoperability in the global social sector by uniquely identifying all the world's NGOs in one database. In the post below, BRIDGE project manager Chad McEvoy (firstname.lastname@example.com) checks in with a progress report. The post originally appeared on the Markets for Good site and is reprinted here with permission.
Considering its ambitious scope, the project has unfolded as efficiently as we could have hoped for, given that it's dependent on collaboration between four distinct partner organizations -- the Foundation Center, GlobalGiving, GuideStar, and TechSoup Global -- represented by contributing team members on both sides of the Atlantic, who are in turn coordinating with a Polish software development firm, all the while consulting with a technical advisory group composed of six extremely busy specialists and sector thought leaders — themselves spanning three countries. Nonetheless, I am happy to report that the foundation of BRIDGE has been laid and we are making steady progress.
From its inception, BRIDGE has been conceived of as something that will have the potential for unexpected positive outcomes.
Just as no one involved in the creation of Universal Product Codes (UPCs) in the 1970s could have anticipated or planned for the development of the current crop of smart phone scanner apps, we expect BRIDGE to provide a foundation for future innovation, but we don't yet know precisely where that will take us. We know BRIDGE will have far-reaching implications, perhaps revolutionizing philanthropic information-sharing, but we can only begin to imagine the breadth of the project's ultimate impact.


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Cleethorpes independent Parkway Cinema was voted 'Best New Cinema in the UK' when it opened in 2007 and our standards since then have onl...
Not just a great cinema but a great place for a children's birthday party with a difference. Starting with party games etc, you pick a film to watch with the party guests, with options for popcorn, sweets and drinks. The staff are very helpful.
The cinema is always busy but the service is so fast! both in tghe ticket que and food que went down so quickly!
There is always a film showing for every taste at the Parkway cinema. Last time I went my heart sank when I saw the long queues of people waiting for tickets, but I have to say the staff soon worked through the long line of people and we were soon in our seats. I too have found it a little chilly while watching a film, could be the air conditioning overworking. Always enjoy the popcorn and I like their coffee which is served at the bar.
Great addition to the town and a really great cinema .. very comfy seating and great screen quality and sound.. new 3d screen is great and a must try .. not only a cinema but a theatre with great shows and a very good pantomime every year
This is one of the successful investments that has been made in Cleethorpes. We were always crying out for a cinema. It is in the perfect location, especially for us as it's 2 minutes drive from home. It is reasonably priced, and it is nice to have a bar to have a drink before your film. It is always clean and the staff are always friendly. We try and avoid school holidays though as it can get a little crowded in the main queuing area.
I visit this cinema often either with friends or family, there is always a wide range of films to see which caters for everyones taste, film times are structured so you can finish watching one film and if you want (as I have done) go and see another straight after.
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"We all know that Japan is the world's first gaming superpower, and this country remains the gold standard for success in the industry," said Moore. "This time, the rest of the world is starting to realize that the Xbox 360 is a real contender, right here in Japan. That is a very important point, because I know that success in this country is the ultimate tribute to the compelling power of our new platform."
Meanwhile, at the same Xbox Summit 2005, Microsoft has demonstrated a mock-up of the Xbox 360's retail packaging - basically a simple white and green box that is not dissimilar to the console's colour scheme. Microsoft also confirmed that bundled accessories would include a hard drive, wireless controller, Xbox Live, headset, and Ethernet cable. The company also demonstrated auxiliary accessories that will be available for purchase separately from the console, including faceplates, a memory unit, a rechargeable battery pack and a wireless network adapter.
The Inquirer is also running a story about "a hastily translated final list of the launch titles for the Xbox 360", which would seem to include Call of Duty 2, Tony Hawk American Waste, Quake 4, Need For Speed Most Wanted, NBA Live, Wrestle Kingdom, Ghost Recon 3 and much more.


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Transcript of NIH Director Dr. Francis S. Collins' Videotaped Remarks On the BRAIN Initiative
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I'm happy to salute the proposal that the President put forward today, the BRAIN Initiative. BRAIN stands for Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies.
It aims to bring together nanoscience, engineering, and neurology to make sense of how the brain works—how those circuits in the brain allow us to do all the complicated things that we currently don't understand. That will build the foundation that allows us then to understand what are the causes and, ultimately, the way to prevent and cure diseases like Alzheimer's, schizophrenia, autism, epilepsy, and traumatic brain injury.
This is going to be an effort of NIH, DARPA, some private foundations—all working together. It is bold, it is audacious, and it is going to take quite a few years. We have an amazing "dream team" putting together all the details, and out of this is going to come a foundation for understanding the brain that we have dreamed of all through human history—and now it will happen!
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Grgić, Ozren and Orešković, Slavko and Lovrić Gršić, Helena and Kalafatić, Držislav and Župić, Tomislav and Maurac, Ivana (2012) Outcome and efficacy of a transobturator polypropylene mesh kit in the treatment of anterior pelvic organ prolapse. International Journal of Gynecology and Obstetrics, 116 (1). pp. 72-75. ISSN 0020-7292
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OBJECTIVE: To report the efficacy and complications of anterior pelvic organ prolapse (POP) repair with mesh placed through the transobturator route (Perigee system; AMS, Minnetonka, MN, USA). ----- METHODS: In total, 198 women with anterior POP grade II or higher according to the POP Quantification (POP-Q) system were treated with the Perigee procedure. The primary outcome was defined as anterior POP grade I or lower at 12months' follow-up. The secondary outcomes included the incidences of perioperative, mesh-related, short-term, and long-term postoperative complications. ----- RESULTS: The cure rate was 92.9% overall and 90.6% among women who had previously undergone a hysterectomy or a traditional anterior colporrhaphy. The mean POP-Q Aa and Ba values were significantly improved after the procedure (Aa 2.2cm [0.0 to 3.0cm] versus -2.1cm [-3.0 to -1.2cm]; Ba -2.5cm [-1.0 to 4.2cm] versus -2.2cm [-5.5 to -1.0cm]; P<0.001). Vaginal or bladder erosions were observed in 3 patients. Other short- and long-term complications were infrequent and not statistically significant. ----- CONCLUSION: The Perigee procedure is effective in the treatment of anterior POP and does not have serious complications even among women with previous hysterectomy or traditional anterior colporrhaphy.
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Monday, June 30, 2014
THE Talisay City Government has been giving free bus rides to residents who commute to Cebu City every day.
Called the "JVR Bus Libreng Sakay Alang sa mga Talisaynon," the service is available from 7 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. and from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m., Monday to Friday.
The bus, which began operations about a month ago, is named after Mayor Johnny de los Reyes's nickname, JVR.
Pick-up point is at Talisay City Hall in Barangay Lawaan 2 and drop-off is at the Plaza Independencia in Cebu City. The bus will ply the Cebu South Coastal Road passing through the South Road Properties (SRP).
The bus can carry up to 70 passengers.
De los Reyes told Sun.Star Cebu that he decided to give a free bus service after seeing many Talisay residents standing along the Cebu South Coastal Road trying to hitch a ride to Cebu City.
The mayor said he received a report that one resident died after falling off a 10-wheeler truck whose driver gave him a free ride to Cebu City.
"Naglatay sad sila sa piligro bisan makasakay sila (They put their lives at risk when they hitch a ride)," he said.
De los Reyes said he used his money to buy the bus for P1.4 million. He said he will also use personal funds to buy fuel for the bus.
To be able to recoup his money, de los Reyes said he rents out the bus during weekends.
He said he is planning to buy another bus to be able to serve more constituents.
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If Graham Napier had not hogged the headlines for hitting a world record equalling 16 sixes in his whirlwind 196 against Surrey at Whitgift School, one other incident during that action-packed day in Croydon might well have captured more media attention.
As it was, Matthew Walker's dismissal of Kevin Pietersen for 58 got a little bit lost amid Napier's power-hitting, and the superb hundred scored later in the same day by young Surrey captain Rory Hamilton-Brown.
Pietersen, playing his first County Championship match since his hernia operation in March, was beginning to move into overdrive having reached a 48-ball half-century that included two sixes and six fours.
But he was then undone by Walker's gentle medium-pace – even though Walker is only an occasional bowler who had only taken 25 previous wickets at 49.48 runs apiece during his 17-year first-class career.
"KP was probably licking his lips at the prospect of my bowling but he should know that you never play across the line to my skiddy seamers. He should know that by now!" laughed Walker.
"It was a nice wicket to get. I've had a few over the years but importantly it broke a century stand. I told one of the lads when I came on to bowl that this was a potential scalp for me but, deep down, you look at the quality of a batsman like Pietersen and think 'I could go for a few here'.
"Having said that, as a batter you are used to dealing with orthodox bowling and want the ball coming on to the bat. The last person you want to face is probably someone like me. KP's probably never faced anything quite like the slow seamy stuff I sent down to him. Something that's a little bit skiddy and coming from someone who is 5ft 6in tall is probably not ideal!
"It was a nice wicket to have in the collection though, and I'll be putting a bit of pressure on the skipper so that he gets me on a bit earlier in future."
Walker is, of course, more renowned for his exploits with the bat although his rarely-sighted seamers were in evidence at his former Canterbury stomping ground last year where he took a career-best 3 for 35 for Essex against Kent, a haul that included the prolific Martin van Jaarsveld and at the time brought the following comment from James Foster, the Essex captain.
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Friday, July 20, 2012
Be sure to leave your costumes at home this weekend and expect increased police presence at AMC Theatres. Security is being beefed up at area movie theaters after a gunman killed at least 12 at a midnight premiere of the new Batman movie in a Denver suburb early Friday morning.
Map: Explore Obama's New York
Thursday, July 19, 2012
From his days as a student at Columbia University to date nights with Michelle to fundraising at some of the city's most elite addresses, Barack Obama knows a thing or two about the Big Apple. Follow in his footsteps, and explore Obama's New York City.
In City Pools, Keeping Conditions Sanitary Is a Daily Struggle
Monday, July 16, 2012
It's a perennial concern for summer pool goers, one lampooned last week as the latest of McCarren Park pool's ongoing problems: fecal matter in the water.
Mayor Vets Hot Dog Weigh In
Tuesday, July 03, 2012
The mayor known far and wide for his public health initiatives presided over the annual weigh-in ceremony for hot dog-eating champions.
Two Years After Legalized Beekeeping, City May be Running Short on Forage
Monday, June 25, 2012
Urban beekeeping has exploded with nearly 200 registered hives in the city, and experts say there may be another 200 off the books. It's leading some to question whether the city can sustain the increasing number of hives.
Bumbling Guests at the Waldorf-Astoria Sweeten the Menu
Monday, June 18, 2012
As city restaurants search for ever more locally sourced foods, the Waldorf-Astoria has enlisted some very buzzy workers for the task.
Brooklyn DA Holds Closed-Door Meeting With Jewish Leaders
Monday, June 11, 2012
Brooklyn District Attorney Charles Hynes met with a few members of the Jewish community at a closed-door lunch Monday amid mounting pressure from critics who say he has been lax in prosecuting alleged sex abuse in the ultra-Orthodox community.
This Week in Politics: Decriminalizing Small Amounts of Pot, Genting Donations and Christie Backs Walker
Saturday, June 09, 2012
On This Week in Politics, WNYC political reporters discuss the top political stories from the week, providing insight and analysis on local, state and national political issues that affect New Yorkers.
Life as a Belmont Park Backstretch Worker
Friday, June 08, 2012
Millions will turn their attention for a few fleeting moments on Saturday to the high-gloss grandeur of the final leg of the Triple Crown. But for several hundred backtrack workers, mostly immigrants from Latin America, Belmont Park is more than a storied racetrack — it is where they live, work and raise their families.
Chinese Dissident Chen Guangcheng Rests Uneasily in New York City
Monday, May 21, 2012
The Chinese dissident, Chen Guangcheng, who arrived in New York Saturday after diplomatic manuvering allowed him to come as a visiting scholar, expressed concerns about four-fellow dissidents on Monday.
Details Emerge About Council Speaker Christine Quinn's High-Profile Wedding
Friday, May 18, 2012
City Council Speaker Christine Quinn is set to be married in Manhattan on Saturday — and since the likely mayoral hopeful made the announcement two months ago, the press has breathlessly covered details of the 300-person fete as they have trickled out. Here's all you need to know about it.
Brooklyn's Hasidic Art Scene Expands with New Gallery
Thursday, May 17, 2012
The Brooklyn art scene is getting another retro infusion — this time from Crown Heights. The throwback references here depict a simpler time, when families were large and lived in the Old World shtetls of Eastern Europe. It's not quite Soho, but on Empire Blvd. and Kingston Ave., situated next to a laundromat, The Betzalel Gallery is expected to officially open on Thursday.
Next Host of SNL is Not Mayor Bloomberg, and He's Not Laughing (On the Inside)
Tuesday, May 08, 2012
Mayor Michael Bloomberg has flexed his comedy muscle in the past, but has never been offered the coveted honor of hosting "Saturday Night Live." Flanked by "Saturday Night Live" head writer Seth Meyers, the mayor said Tuesday that he's "deeply hurt" that he has never been offered the gig.
Chinese Activist Invited to Be a Visiting Scholar at NYU, Pal Says
Friday, May 04, 2012
The Chinese dissident lawyer Chen Guangcheng, who made a cinematic escape from his village in rural Shandong province to the U.S. Embassy in Beijing, could be a visiting scholar at New York University.
Look | One World Trade Center Gets City's 'Tallest' Honor
Wednesday, May 02, 2012
WNYC began visiting the World Trade Center site in April 2010 and has continued to document the construction of One World Trade Center, the 9/11 Memorial the transportation hub, as well as the people working on the site.
84 Arrested as Occupy Activists Mark May Day
Wednesday, May 02, 2012
Activists with a variety of causes spread out over the city Tuesday on International Workers Day, or May Day, with Occupy Wall Street members leading a charge against financial institutions.
Occupy Activists Fan Out Across to Mark May Day
Tuesday, May 01, 2012
Occupy activists had said they planned to bring business to a standstill on May Day, but the crowds protesting in the rain Tuesday morning were modest. Organizers had called for protesters to block one or more bridges or tunnels, but there was no evidence of success by midday.
For the latest on the protests, follow WNYC's team coverage on twitter here.
Meet 1WTC, New York's New Tallest Building
Monday, April 30, 2012
If wind speeds aren't prohibitive Monday, a steel column will be lifted on top of the existing framework of 1 World Trade Center, making it New York's new tallest building. WNYC digital producer Stephen Nessen spent a lot of time on the site of 1WTC this summer. He explains what it took to make a structure this massive.
1 WTC Is the City's Tallest Skyscraper
Monday, April 30, 2012
Move over Empire State Building, there's a new "tallest building" in the city. On Monday afternoon, 1 World Trade Center took the title when it surpassed the height of the Empire State Building.
Look | Cherry Blossom Cosplay at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Saturday, April 28, 2012
What the annual Cherry Blossom festival at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden lacked in flowers, it made up for in colorful characters. The cherry blossoms bloomed two weeks ago, but that didn't stop hundreds of Japanese subculture fans from dressing like manga and comic book heroes, and gothic Little Bo Peeps.


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- "SEO is Dead" – there's a new Forbes article out on this topic. I don't want to write a lengthy response as I don't think it's necessarily worth the time, but will say it's fantastic link bait (not that I'm going to link to it :) ). It shows a disturbingly naive understanding of what SEO is all about and buys into the "social rules the world" theme of the day. Clarification: "social rules the world" as far as signals go in computing how to rank a particular document for a particular keyword. I will only say that what's true for you isn't always objectively true for the world
- Enterprise SEO – I've been at HomeAway for ~1.75 years having moved in from an agency. It's posed an entirely different type of challenge in that I have access to all the moving parts of the business that can impact our SEO performance and, from my vantage point, SEO in this environment is as much about advocacy, education and relationships as it's about the daily activities of on-page optimizations, content creation and link building (boo!). We have a fantastic setup – SEO marketing, SEO analytics and Product SEO – but you can only get so far working on the things you directly control. You need to build it into the DNA of an organization; it doesn't get much more user (customer) focused than, "What do our customers search for, how often, when and what pages (content) do we build to fulfill their needs – from the top of the funnel to the bottom of the funnel?
- At the end of the day, all you've got it is content. A page with text on it. A video. A blog. A whitepaper. A newsletter. An infographic. A URL.
- Who are you customers? Where do they live online? What are you doing to get in front of them – display? Retargeting? Content? A link?
Information Dissemination
Lehrl's axiom was that the definitive test of the efficiency of any organization structure was information and the filtering and dissemination of information.
-The Pale King, David Foster Wallace
I came across this line in David Foster Wallace's latest book The Pale King two weeks ago and it's been lodged in my head since then. I've found that in my line of work it's paramount that my team and I filter and consistently disseminate information about the search landscape, traffic, keyword movements, an update to the visual presentation of SERPs, a potential correlation between act A and result B to one another. If we don't, we lose.
It's also relevant to a company's online presence: do you publish information about your company and it's products in an effective and efficient manner? Is it effective – do you filter out the fluff and publish what's important to your users whether they're at the top or bottom of that farctate funnel (don't forget the first touch!)? Is it efficient – is it located in a logical and intuitive hierarchy on your site, is it easy crawled, indexed and found?
It is one way to test the efficiency of an organization's structure and vitality.
It is a fundamental principle of economics that a person is always better off if they have more alternatives to choose from. But this principle is wrong. There are cases when I can make myself better off by restricting my future choices and commit myself to a specific course of action.
The idea of commitment as a strategy is an ancient one. Odysseus famously had his crew tie him to the mast so he could listen to the Sirens' songs without falling into the temptation to steer the ship into the rocks. And he committed his crew to not listening by filling their ears with wax. Another classic is Cortés's decision to burn his ships upon arriving in South America, thus removing retreat as one of the options his crew could consider. But although the idea is an old one, we did not begin to understand its nuances until Nobel Laureate Thomas Schelling's wrote his 1956 masterpiece: "An Essay on Bargaining".
It is well known that thorny games such as the prisoner's dilemma can be solved if both players can credibly commit themselves to cooperating, but how can I convince you that I will cooperate when it is a dominant strategy for me to defect? (And, if you and I are game theorists, you know that I know that you know that I know that defecting is a dominant strategy.)
Schelling gives many examples of how this can be done, but here is my favorite. A Denver rehabilitation clinic whose clientele consisted of wealthy cocaine addicts, offered a "self-blackmail" strategy. Patient were offered an opportunity to write a self- incriminating letter that would be delivered if and only if the patient, who is tested on a random schedule, is found to have used cocaine. Most cocaine addicts will probably have no trouble thinking of something to write about, and will now have a very strong incentive to stay off drugs. They are committed.
Many of society's thorniest problems, from climate change to Middle East peace could be solved if the relevant parties could only find a way to commit themselves to some future course of action. They would be well advised to study Tom Schelling in order to figure out how to make that commitment.
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MINGO: Postal carrier Carroll Henry Brown wheels a load of mail for delivery out of the Mingo post office on Friday morning. Friday was the last day the post office in Mingo was scheduled to be open, but it was spared for the time being by a new month-to-month lease agreement with the city. / Christopher Gannon/The Register
Grant, Ia. The debate waged last week in a Methodist church basement could be coming to a mailbox near you, if it hasn't already been delivered.
Talk about Priority Mail. This southwest Iowa town of 92 residents is begging the United States Postal Service to keep its post office with its 44 boxes, on a downtown strip dominated by derelict storefronts save for the beloved Hayloft restaurant and bar around the corner, owned and operated by Mayor Zelda Swartz.
Post offices have withered along with the rest of small-town Iowa, with an average of about six offices in the state closed annually in recent years. But the waves of closures on tap in 2011 - likely to number in the dozens out of the state's 850 or so offices - will be on an unprecedented scale.
So a group of about 50 residents gathered Wednesday night in Grant to hear postal representatives make their case and to lob questions.
Greg Lightner of Grant gave such an impassioned plea that it drew applause.
"I see a lot of people here I wouldn't have met if it hadn't been for the post office," said Lightner, who distributes his extra garden vegetables and old magazines to neighbors by leaving them at the post office. "It's one of the last community areas we have. We have down at the Hayloft, you can go play cards at the fire station with the guys, or we've got the post office - that's it."
The basic formula: The importance of a post office in civic morale tends to be inversely proportional to the size of its town.
Friday was the last day of business for the post office in Kelley. Another central Iowa town, Mingo, had its office's closure Friday delayed at the 11th hour - at least for now - thanks to a new month-to-month lease agreement with the city.
Larger metros such as Sioux City and Waterloo also could see branches shuttered this year, but the majority of offices under review dot the small towns: Geneva, Goodell, Patterson, Searsboro, Udell, Unionville, etc.
What's the urgency? The Postal Service, which doesn't receive tax dollars, lost $8.5 billion in its most recent fiscal year, the largest net loss in its history. So it began a push in January to close 2,000 post offices nationwide (out of 32,000) and save money by any means possible.
The main cause of the Postal Service's dire straits, according to the Postal Regulatory Commission, is the "overly ambitious requirement" since 2006 for the department to prefund its entire Retiree Health Benefits Fund.
Bruce Clark, a bulk mail technician in Dubuque, has been president of the Iowa Postal Workers Union for 20 years.
"The Postal Service is in the black if you discount this onerous thing (prefunding) that in my view was put in there to create a crisis," Clark said.
Richard Watkins, a Postal Service spokesman based in Kansas City, acknowledged that "the math is there in black and white" in terms of the retirement fund as the major drain. But he counters that the revenue growth is in sources other than post offices - ATMs, partnerships with grocery stores and online shipping, which currently drive 35 percent of income.
Meanwhile, annual mail volume has declined by more than 43 billion pieces - from 213 billion down to 170 billion - in the last five years.
"We have to change the way we do business" to be self-sustaining, Watkins said.
The Postal Regulatory Commission calculates the cost of maintaining the nation's smaller post offices at more than $500 million per year. Grant's tiny portion of that is about $18,500, while it generates an annual income of only about $9,000.
But the Postal Service is mandated to consider more than the bottom line when closing post offices. And a 60-day public notice is required, except for "emergency suspensions" caused by building leases or other factors - which led to a quicker closure in Kelley and near-closure in Mingo.
The National Association of Postmasters of the United States for one isn't convinced that these fresh waves of closures pass muster. Keva Richardson of Thurman, Ia., a national co-chairwoman of the association's Post Office Preservation Committee, sent an official letter this month to the Postal Regulatory Commission, asking the commission to open a docket and "determine if the Postal Service's efforts are in statutory 'noncompliance.' "
Sara Lindauer is one of the Postal Service's three review investigators for the Hawkeye District. Lindauer has been presiding over town meetings, including last week's session in Grant (which came complete with homemade bars and cookies baked by Swartz and other townsfolk). Meetings will be held Monday night in both Geneva and Udell and March 14 in Searsboro.
The Hawkeye District includes our entire state, except for the 515 and 516 ZIP codes in southwest Iowa that are served by the Central Plains District based in Omaha. Hawkeye also embraces Illinois' 612 ZIP code in the Quad Cities.
It wasn't until about 50 minutes into the meeting in Grant that Lindauer revealed she's not just an investigator but also a small-town postmaster in Bernard, Ia., who could be faced with similar cutbacks or closure.
"I'm just trying to keep the post office alive," she said to the crowd.
Residents were concerned about safety as well as convenience. What about all their medication deliveries? John Giefing, for instance, told me before the meeting that he takes "a handful in the morning and a handful at night" for his heart, arthritis and blood pressure - regular shipments from the Veterans Administration.
Elderly residents can plead hardship cases for home delivery, but that status typically isn't granted if the person has a valid driver's license, officials said.
Post offices in small towns usually are replaced with CBUs - "cluster box units" that stand outdoors and are accessible 24 hours a day.
The postal service does love its acronyms. An OIC is an "officer in charge," which some small-town post offices have been staffed with in lieu of postmasters.
Linda Sulsberger has been the OIC for 16 years in Rodney, Ia., which she says helped the Postal Service avoid paying her costlier benefits and, ultimately, might make it easier to close her post office.
Many postmasters are afraid to talk for fear of their jobs. Remember that this is a department that has shed 200,000 workers in the last decade, 100,000 of them in just the last three years.
At the post office in Mingo, I stumbled on Sondra Kenney, the city clerk, last week as she was distributing copies of a save-the-post-office petition around town. Mayor Gary Bartels and the city went so far as to buy the post office building and negotiate a more generous lease ($8,000 a year) in an ultimately successful bid to keep the post office open.
When I followed Kenney to the Heartland Co-op down the street, employee Jason Jameson was the youngest man in the room among the morning coffee circle of older farmers who were lamenting the "one more thing gone" kick to the gut of small-town post office closure.
"I can't remember the last time I bought a stamp," Jameson admitted.
"I don't like the idea of going to Colfax," Darrel Noe said while picking up his mail. "That's 16 miles round trip, with the high price of gas."
"This small town doesn't have much to it," added Deb Jackson, also picking up mail. "We're losing our dignity."
Dignity is a good word to describe the emotions fueling this debate among small-town residents. Mingo had been feeling a bit better about itself: The new U.S. Census figures showed population growth in Mingo (from 269 to 302 residents), probably aided by its status as a bedroom community on the northeast fringe of the Des Moines metro.
Southwest of Des Moines in Madison County, Patterson is trying to spur home construction in a new subdivision as it faces potential post office closure.
But Grant, in Montgomery County, is more distant from a major metro and arguably has even more at stake.
"If they wait 10 years, the population may be cut in half by then," Robert Molnar said in a disgusted tone at the town meeting.
Is the future of some of these towns similar to Ira, the burg just east of Mingo that lost its post office in May 2009? There, the population of wrecked autos in the local salvage yard far outnumbers residents.
"This is a service owned by the American people, and it's supposed to serve them," said state union head Clark. "That should be the goal."
That quote is worth a stamp. Maybe two.
Kyle Munson can be reached at (515) 284-8124 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Connect with him on Facebook (Kyle Munson's Iowa), Twitter (@KyleMunson) and his blog (DesMoinesRegister.com/KyleMunson).


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An independent panel of scientists convened by
the Center for the Evaluation of Risks to Human Reproduction (CERHR)
of the National Toxicology Program (NTP) will review recent scientific
data and expects to reach conclusions regarding whether or not
exposure to a widely used chemical, Bisphenol A (BPA) is hazardous
to human development or reproduction. The NTP is located in Research
Triangle Park, North Carolina, at the National Institutes of Environmental
Health Sciences (NIEHS), one of the National Institutes of Health.
The expert panel met in March, 2007 and worked for 2.5 days to
review and assess the more than 500 scientific BPA-related studies
cited in the report. Because of the length and complexity of this
evaluation, the panel was unable to complete its review and has
scheduled this second meeting to review and revise the draft expert
panel report at http://cerhr.niehs.nih.gov/chemicals/bisphenol/BPA_Interim_DraftRpt.pdf and
write its summary, conclusions and critical data needs.
Details about the meeting, including panel roster and public comments,
are posted on the NTP website at http://cerhr.niehs.nih.gov/chemicals/bisphenol/bisphenol-mtg.html.
The 2.5 day meeting is open to members of the public and the media.
Members of the media interested in attending the meeting, the
press availability immediately following the meeting, or arranging
phone interviews with the panel Chair or with CERHR staff, please
contact Robin Mackar at (919) 541-0073 or by email at email@example.com.
Bisphenol A (BPA) is a high production volume chemical
used in the production of polycarbonate plastic and several types
of resins. Polycarbonate plastics are widely used in a variety
of products including food and drink containers, CDs, DVDs, electrical
and electronic equipment, automobiles, sports safety equipment.
Resins are used as a protective lining in metal food and drink
containers and water supply pipes. In vitro and animal data indicate
that BPA may mimic the natural female sex hormone, estradiol. Exposure
to the general population can occur through direct contact to BPA
or by exposure to food or drink that has been in contact with material
containing BPA.
The Center for the Evaluation of Risks to Human Reproduction (CERHR)
selected this compound for evaluation because of its high volume
of production, widespread human exposure, evidence of reproductive
toxicity in animal studies, and public interest and concern.
The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS), a component of the National Institutes of Health, supports research to understand the effects of the environment on human health. For more information on environmental health topics, please visit our website at http://www.niehs.nih.gov/.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) — The Nation's Medical
Research Agency — includes 27 Institutes and Centers and
is a component of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
It is the primary federal agency for conducting and supporting basic,
clinical and translational medical research, and it investigates the
causes, treatments, and cures for both common and rare diseases. For
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Specials : April 2012
The Titanic
Sunday, April 15, 2012
We've all seen fictional re-creations of the Titanic's demise. Now hear from the people who were actually there. WNYC presents a vintage Canadian Broadcast Corporation (CBC) documentary from 1972 that vividly captures eyewitness accounts from the ship's passengers and crew including Captain Lord and the 2nd Officer. The crew members and expert historians also conjecture as to whether or not the boat which ignored the distress signals was "The Californian" or not. And a story about a British factory worker obsessed with resurrecting Titanic from the ocean floor.
Sustainable Design for the Future
Saturday, April 14, 2012
Sustainable planning – of buildings, communities and products -- can be part of the architecture of everyday life. This program explores green cities and towns, where sustainable ideas are part of the architecture of everyday life and large projects, encompassing the whole community, major green technologies, and small, inexpensive products to enhance individual lives in the Third World. Also a look at environmentally friendly products that include packaging made from mushrooms, and "green concrete" made with recycled materials.
The Energy Revolution
Saturday, April 07, 2012
The Energy Revolution focuses on emerging renewable energy resource technologies and the creative personalities behind those advances' development. Listeners will meet a wind power expert from Brussels, and visit the world's largest solar tower in Seville and hear reports on a wide range of green technologies being developed around the U.S.


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Are you among the millions of people who take digital photos? Now you can organize and display them on the web with the ExpressionEngine Photo Gallery! And since it works seamlessly from within your ExpressionEngine installation, you no longer need to use separate programs to manage your photos and your web content.
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