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As many as 10 million people will die annually by the year 2030 due to tobacco-related causes. While much research has focused on cigarettes, the increasing popularity of smoking hookah (water pipe) has received much less attention. Epidemiological studies have been carried out in India, Pakistan, Syria, Kuwait, and Lebanon, ...
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Despite well-documented efficacy, US physicians have been relatively slow to embrace the use of buprenorphine for the treatment of opioid dependence. In order to introduce and support the use of buprenorphine across the San Francisco Department of Public Health system of care, the Buprenorphine Pilot Program was initiated in 2003. ...
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This document presents evidence supporting the role of the KB220/KB220Z neuroadaptagens consisting of amino-acid neurotransmitter precursors and enkephalinase-catecholamine-methyl-transferase (COMT) inhibition therapy called Neuroadaptagen Amino Acid Therapy (NAAT) in brain reward function. It is becoming increasingly clear that this novel formulation is the first neuroadaptagen known to activate the brain reward ...
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This study examines the process of discharge and treatment reentry for six participants who entered treatment voluntarily but were administratively discharged from methadone treatment programs. The participants completed semistructured interviews at treatment entry and at four, eight and 12 months post-treatment entry. Grounded theory methodology was used to examine the ...
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While many studies have examined correlates of trading sex for money, few have examined factors associated with exclusive trading of sex for drugs. We identified sociodemographic, behavioral, and psychological correlates of trading sex for methamphetamine in a sample of HIV-negative heterosexual men and women who were enrolled in a sexual ...
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The United States Hockey League holds a Futures Draft each year to help teams in the league build for the future. There is also an annual Entry Draft, in which teams draft both for the present and the future.
Sure, some players like Mason Morelli and Michael Booth, who get picked in the Futures Draft, could play for the organization that selected them the following season. The reality is most won't.
The Fargo Force used its final two picks in the 2012 Futures Draft to really focus on the future in River Rymsha and Steven Quagliata.
Rymsha is a 15-year-old defenseman who plays both hockey and baseball for St. Mary's Prep in Michigan. There are a lot of connections between Rymsha and the Force, but the kid can also play. The defenseman is already almost six feet tall, 170 pounds and certainly still has some growing to do.
He tallied one goal and one assist in 26 games last season. He finished the season plus-2 and recorded 10 penalty minutes. The numbers would make it appear that Rymsha is a defense-first guy who is still hoping to develop on the offensive end of the rink.
"We feel River is going to be a pretty good player for us when he's ready," chief scout Jesse Davis said. "He's going to finish up his school and play at St. Mary's, which is a pretty good program in our opinion.
"He's pretty smart and pretty active with the puck. He's going to be a piece of the puzzle in two years for us, a big piece."
Davis has known Rymsha for a long time, as they are both from the Detroit area. St. Mary's Prep is also a former stop in Davis's coaching career. He was once an assistant coach there.
Rymsha's dad, Andy Rymsha, played in the NHL with Quebec after attending Western Michigan. He even played against Davis at one time in his career. Andy is from Ontario, so Rymsha has a little Canadian blood in him.
Rymsha's uncle also played for current Fargo Force John Marks during his minor league hockey career.
Force use final pick on a relative unknown
Rules are rules. In Chicago, if you miss AAA tryouts, you can't make the team. There are no exceptions.
Steven Quagliata had a broken arm and missed the AAA tryouts last season. It was an unfortunate break that sent him to the AA Chicago Bruins. Had he not been injured, he probably would have been playing for a AAA club. Instead, he flew under the radar allowing the Fargo Force to draft him late in the USHL Futures Draft.
He played in the Young Guns tournament in Philadelphia and performed well. Davis said that Quagliata was overlooked based on where he played, but he did well in the combine and that was enough to hook the Force.
He is a solid stay at home defenseman that you usually don't notice on the ice because he doesn't make many mistakes. In cases like that, it isn't a bad thing for people not to know your name.
"He wins battles, has good feet, is consistent, and doesn't turn puck over," Davis said. "He will play AAA hockey this year for Chicago Fury. I think he can be on our club in two years."
If you're looking for a diamond in the rough, Quagliata may be it. Davis believes that he will be a good player in the USHL and beyond. The first step, though, is for him to prove himself at the AAA level.
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US scientist in race to learn from Indonesia's dying glacier
Jakarta (AFP) July 2, 2010
The only glacier in the western Pacific could disappear in less than five years, taking with it vital clues about the earth's changing climate, a US scientist said Friday.
Ohio State University Professor Lonnie Thompson has just completed what he calls a "salvage mission" to extract ice cores from the glacier on Punjak Jaya, which soars above the tropical, reef-fringed waters of eastern Indonesia.
The ice core samples he collected after his 13-day trip to the Papuan central highlands are set to be shipped back to Chicago on Wednesday for further analysis.
But Thompson said one thing is clear: the glacier is dying.
"This is the only ice in the western end of the Pacific warm pool, which is the warmest water on earth. When it melts that history (from ice cores) is lost forever and there's no way we can recapture it," he told AFP.
"My biggest concern is that we may be too late to capture that history. Some is already missing from the top and from the bottom. How much of that history do we still have?"
Thompson estimated the glacier is disappearing at a rate of seven metres (22 feet) a year. As it is only about 32 metres deep, it could be gone in four or five years.
"Looking at the loss of ice that's been occurring since the 1830s we thought that we were looking at decades (before the Punjak Jaya ice disappeared)," he said.
"But I've never been to a glacier anywhere else in the world where it rains every day... If it rains on a glacier then that's the death of the glacier."
One of the world's leading experts, Thompson has visited glaciers from Kenya to Peru. But he said he had never seen anything like what he experienced in Papua, where the ice was visibly melting under his tent.
"It's the first glacier that I've visited where you can hear the water flowing underneath the ice," he said.
The 88 metres of ice samples from his expedition will be added to the Ohio State University's valuable archive of tropical ice cores, where it will remain available for researchers years after the glacier itself may have gone.
The study of glacier ice reveals evidence of past climate fluctuations, which can then be referenced with samples from other parts of the planet to get a better understanding of current climate change.
"We hope to be able to reconstruct past temperatures, look at the history of the ice here and compare that with ice from around the world, particularly with ice from the other side of the Pacific Ocean," Thompson said.
He said he hoped to publish his findings early next year.
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Artist Connie Livingston-Dunn, known for her fractal art, showcases another side of her talent in 'Visual Poetry.'
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I'm curious... Does MP3 gain normalize audio volume WITHIN MP3 songs? I inherited an album or two from a friend who scratched my CDs as replacements, and, well, I don't know if he used a P2P program or what, but the volume on the "hit" songs on the CD is all over the place like someone somehow had ripping software that allowed them to turn the volume up and down all throughout the song. I didn't see any threads answering this specific question. It looks like it'll sort of normalize songs between each other, but I'm just guessing how it works within individual songs... If it'll reduce the UP, down, up down on certain songs with the volume... Please notify me of any replies.
Thanks friends.
In solidarity,
Clayton Macleod
I don't really understand what you're trying to say. If you rip a CD, you probably do it so you get individual mp3s containing one song in each mp3. If you then run mp3gain on all those mp3s, all those mp3s will be the same volume. I *think* this is what you are saying. So in this case, mp3gain will be doing what you want. mp3gain will raise/lower the volume so that the song matches the replaygain 'radio' standard, and thus every song will sound about the same volume, and you won't need to adjust the volume control for every song.
But, it also looks like you might be saying that you want to raise/lower the volume several times during a single song. I think this is probably an incorrect interpretation of what you're saying, but from the way you worded it, this may be in fact what you're saying. If this is what you're saying, then no, mp3gain won't do what you want.
The latter was the case. Like I said, I think the friend who replaced my scratched CDs with MP3s used P2P programs to download those same songs. And if I rip a CD, they all rip at the same volume. And if a song is ripped, the volume is usually constant throughout the song.
But I think the RIAA is putting fakes up for Limewire and Torrent users to download that have songs that they purposely rip with volume that goes up and down within a song. I think that downloading and sharing music is reaching critical mass and this is one tactic they're using to discourage people from so doing... Are you going to spend hours downloading and redownloading albums if 90% of those posted are filled with songs that have beeps and volume going up and down in them? I actually talked to my friend about this, and he said there's Fenopy. I don't want to do what he does frankly. But I want to just fix these damn songs (or else I'll have to make him just buy me new CDs or MP3s, and that's what the recording industry, I think, is trying to force).
Anyway, I wish to normalize volume where it goes up and down over and over throughout a single song. I wish you brilliant folks would help fight back by developing some kind of algorithm to look at a single song and 'fix' as best as it can be, the volume within a song.
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I can't wait for these matters to get resolved. I wish they'd realize consumers would increasingly prefer to download their music and resent their attempts to restrict consumer freedom to share music. They argue it's all about the digital fidelity (copies of copies of copies of tapes sucked, so it limited unchecked sharing, bootlegging and teh like). But I was turned on to so much music through mix tapes made by my friends for me over the years. And if I liked a band, I bought their CDs. I don't like to steal, even if I know the artist is making peanuts on actual album sales. I support artists who aren't afraid of a paradigm shift where they can become more popular by supporting sharing and consumer rights, knowing that their fan base grows and so do their concert ticket sales where they make the lion's share of their income anyway. And I too will say that I think music is intellectual property and I will respect those property rights. But when the only viable source of electronic music is Itunes who makes you use their blankety blank blank AAC MP4 protected content and charges $.99/song, then I think they're asking for pirating quite frankly. They don't give us choices. We should be able to go to Itunes (who truly has a monopoly; I don't want Walmart's 'clean' music, and emusic has a very limited selection) and buy a whole album for $5 (no packaging or CD involved; they have bandwidth and licensing to pay for, yes; but $.99/song means $10-12 per album which is the same price as a CD and we're cutting out all of those costs with music), or an artist's discography for like $50 (depending on how prolific the artist, of course). I think way more many people would just go legal and legit if it was actually not such a coerced thing.
Anyway, thanks for your reply. I will pray to the sourceforge gods that the geniuses over here will thwart the RIAA and make it possible to fix the damn audio on these songs my friend apparently downloaded. Until then, I suppose I'll just have to beat him for scratching my CDs.
Clayton Macleod
If you still have the CDs, and they aren't scratched on the label side, check out some video rental stores to see if they offer a disc repair service. Lots of them invest in a machine to fix scratches, rather than having to continually rebuy DVDs that renters scratch. But if the scratches are in the label side, you're out of luck. The protective layer on the bottom of the disc is thick and you can usually get rid of scratches. But the protective layer on the label side is almost useless, and any scratches in the label are likely to have gone right through to the reflective layer and screwed the discs forever.


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The Asian International Justice Initiative focuses on projects and partnerships related to international justice, judicial reform, the rule of law, and human rights in ASEAN and other Asia-Pacific countries.
The Asian International Justice Initiative (AIJI) is a nearly decade-old collaboration between the East-West Center (EWC) and the WSD HANDA Center for Human Rights and International Justice at Stanford University (previously known as the Berkeley War Crimes Studies Center). AIJI combines the Asia-Pacific regional expertise of the EWC and the transitional justice research and human rights training capabilities of the Handa Center. AIJI was formed in recognition of the joint aim of the parties to foster initiatives in the Asia-Pacific (or for Asia-Pacific partners) that promote standards of excellence in international justice and human rights as it is practiced throughout the region. Under the AIJI umbrella, the Handa Center and EWC work in close partnership with regional and country-specific institutions to implement programs that generally promote human rights education, understanding and awareness of internationally recognized fair trial standards, and requirements for the accountability and the rule of law, especially in international criminal trials and human rights proceedings in national courts.
Based at the East-West Center, Professor David Cohen, a leading expert in international humanitarian law and international criminal law, directs all AIJI activities. Cohen is Professor of Law at the William S. Richardson School of Law, University of Hawai`i. A leading expert in international humanitarian and criminal law, he is also a Senior Fellow at the East-West Center. Penelope Van Tuyl, a human rights lawyer, serves as AIJI Deputy Director, based at the Handa Center at Stanford University. Other AIJI affiliates are based in Indonesia, Cambodia, the Philippines, and Australia. AIJI collaborates with a number of university-based centers around the world, including the Royal University of Law and Economics (RULE) and Pannasastra University in Cambodia, the University of Zurich Human Rights Center, the University of Munich, Universitas Udayana University in Indonesia, the War Crimes Documentation Center at the University of Marburg, the Ho Chi Minh City University of Law, the Konrad Adenauer Foundation, and the International Center for Child Rights and Development at the University of Victoria, as well as with war crimes tribunals around the world.
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Broadcasting Justice: Media Outreach at the Khmer Rouge Trials by Christoph Sperfeldt. Asia Pacific Issues No. 115, July 2014.
Beyond the Truth: Can Reparations Move Peace and Justice Forward in Timor-Leste? by Leigh-Ashley Lipscomb. AsiaPacific Issues, No. 93. March 2010.
ASEAN's Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights and Civil Society Initiatives in Southeast Asia by David Cohen. Asia Pacific Bulletin, No. 51. March 1, 2010.
'Justice on the Cheap' Revisited: The Failure of the Serious Crimes Trials in East Timor by David Cohen. AsiaPacific Issues, No. 80, May 2006.
Indifference and Accountability: The United Nations and the Politics of International Justice in East Timor, by David Cohen. East-West Center Special Reports No. 9, June 2006.
Seeking Justice on the Cheap: Is the East Timor Tribunal Really a Model for the Future? by David Cohen. AsiaPacific Issues, No. 61, August 2002.


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Margaret Sheridan has one message for parents and that is to "hug your kids."
In the case of Sheridan and four other families from the New Oxford area, it is an action they wish they could still perform with some of their children.
If only there was a way ...
In December of 2011, the lives of those families were changed forever when a car accident killed five New Oxford High School soccer players.
Lost that day was Casey Sheridan, Chelsea McFalls, Diego Aguilar, Oscar Banda and Anthony Campos. All soccer players. All friends. All someone's daughter, son, sister or brother.
The agonizing time forged a bond within the families, within the community. Somehow those most affected found the strength to honor those lost in a most positive way.
In August of 2012, the first 5 Angels Soccer Tournament was held to great success. Sheridan hopes it will be topped this August 10-11 when 16 high school soccer teams will descend on Utz Fields in Hanover.
"The families decided that our children are together forever so we need to stick together," Margaret Sheridan said. "We decided that we wanted to do something to give back to the community. They have been there for us -- they are still there for us. It's beyond comprehension the support we received.
"We sat down and decided what is the best way to give back. So we came up with the idea for the soccer tournament ... We figured that would involve all of their friends and get teams together to do what our kids loved to do, play soccer."
Amazingly this group of people put the first tournament together in only three months of planning. It got off to a tremendous start with the help of businesses that came on board, not only to advertise in the program, but also donate items, such as banners, flags and signs.
The first opening ceremonies were attended by 1,200 people. The teams took a pre-tournament lap around the pitch. Flags were carried by Luke McFalls, Chelsea's older brother, and Colonials then-goalkeeper Abby Reichard, who was close to all five kids. A tradition was born.
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HOUSTON TEXIAN DEMOCRAT. The Houston Texian Democrat, a weekly newspaper, was published every Saturday between December 1843 and October 1844 by John N. O. Smith, John Benson, and D. E. Smith, probably as a pro-Sam Houstonqv and anti-annexation journal. The paper, which succeeded the Houston Weekly Citizen, was also published twice a week for a time.
Joe B. Frantz, Newspapers of the Republic of Texas (M.A. thesis, University of Texas, 1940). Marilyn M. Sibley, Lone Stars and State Gazettes: Texas Newspapers before the Civil War (College Station: Texas A&M University Press, 1983). WPA Historical Records Survey Program, Texas Newspapers (Houston: San Jacinto Museum of History Association, 1941).
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article.Diana J. Kleiner, "HOUSTON TEXIAN DEMOCRAT," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/eehvk), accessed November 28, 2015. Uploaded on June 15, 2010. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.
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New England Patriots punter Ryan Allen (6), from West Salem, punts the ball against the Buffalo Bills at Ralph Wilson Stadium.
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TIPS, KERN (1904–1967). Kern Tips, sportscaster, son of Robert and Mary (Kern) Tips, was born on August 23, 1904, in Houston. He was married to Nancy Tucker, and they had two children. Tips received his college education at Texas A&M and at Rice Institute. While studying at Rice he was a sports reporter for the Houston Chronicle from 1924 through 1926, when he became sports editor of that newspaper, and he served in that capacity through 1934. His association with radio began as a sportscaster in 1926 and later as a newscaster in 1930. He served as general manager of Houston radio station KPRC from 1935 through 1946. On January 1, 1947, Tips joined the advertising agency of Wilkinson-Schiwetz and Tips. In September 1954, when the firm merged with McCann-Erickson, one of the world's largest advertising agencies, Tips became a vice president of that firm. In September 1966 he retired from service with McCann-Erickson and embarked on a "fourth career" as producer and narrator of a syndicated series of five-minute sports radio shows broadcast throughout the Southwest. He continued in the activity through June 1967, a short time before his death. Tips was perhaps best known as the "Voice of the Southwest Conference," having spent thirty-two years broadcasting Southwest Conference football games. During that period he was associate producer and narrator of Humble Oil and Refining Company's "Southwest Conference Highlights." His voice was beamed around the world through the facilities of the Armed Forces Radio Service network. Tips served as a member of the board of directors of the National Association of Broadcasters from 1939 to 1940, as a member of the NBC Affiliates Council in 1941, as an advisor to the Office of War Information during World War II, and as director of Civilian Defense of Houston and Harris County, 1943–45. In 1959 he was selected as the man who had contributed most to radio and television in Texas in the first annual award of the Association of Broadcasting Executives in Texas. He was recipient of the only award ever made by the Southwest Football Officials Association for distinguished service to the sport. He was voted Texas Sportscaster of the Year in a national poll, an honor he was accorded five consecutive years, and he received many other testimonials and awards from clubs, associations, and educational institutions. Tips was the author of Football-Texas Style (1964). On August 3, 1967, Kern Tips died in Houston.
Austin American-Statesman, August 4, 1967. Vertical Files, Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin.
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article.Sylvia Gunn, "TIPS, KERN," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/fti05), accessed November 28, 2015. Uploaded on June 15, 2010. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.
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Mid-Missouri's brand new Know Your Numbers Mobile Health Unit is about to hit the road for the first time.
The unit will host its first health screenings from 8-11 a.m. tomorrow, August 17 at the Columbia/Boone County Department of Public Health and Human Services at 1005 West Worley Street in Columbia. Media members are invited to come tour the unit and learn more about how this will help put mid-Missourians, "on the road to a healthier you."
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The health department is just the first stop on what will be an ongoing journey across mid-Missouri for the Know Your Numbers unit, which is a gift to the community from the Boone Hospital Foundation. Staffed by members of Boone Hospital Center's WELLAWARE service, its mission is to educate people about their "numbers", such as BMI, cholesterol and blood sugar and how to keep those in a healthy range.
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In August 1983 James Brown and band were playing the Beverly Theatre in Los Angeles with legendary blues man B.B. King for what was already a formidable pairing of music royalty. Then halfway through the set that evening James Brown introduced a very special guest to join him onstage – a 25 year old Michael Jackson, hot on the heels of his Thriller album at the time, inconspicuously watching the show from the audience. Michael wowed the crowd with a spontaneous song and dance performance that was spectacular and all too brief.
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WASHINGTON Scratch off another achievement for Detroits Derrick Davenport, who can call himself for this year at least the best chef in the U.S. armed forces.
Davenport, a senior chief culinary specialist in the Navy who grew up on the east side the son of a city police officer, won a gold medal for chef of the year at this months annual Military Culinary Arts Competition in Fort Lee, Va.
The menu he cooked up was more Gordon Ramsay than George Patton, for sure. Here it is in part: flounder and scallop with julienne squash and zucchini, quinoa and arugula salad; white sweet potato soup with squab sausage; roasted lamb loin with mushroom sauce, basmati rice and Edom cheese fritter; chocolate rum cake topped with Chantilly crème and candied hazelnut crumb nougat.
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And that wasnt the end of it. A after the chef of the year competition, Davenport and Army Sgt. Sarah Deckert whipped up a four-course meal of roasted lamb with risotto, caramelized onion and parsnip soup all within four hours without knowing the ingredients they were getting in advance to take another first place, beating out military chefs from Germany, Canada and France in an international competition
Davenport a 6-foot-2 former cook on a submarine who now works for Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chief of Staff was profiled in a piece in the Free Press last May. In a news release, he said that the gold medal for chef of the year was satisfying in part because he works with two previous winners who are always giving him a hard time.
I felt like it was four years of preparation, said Davenport, a graduate of Schoolcraft Colleges culinary program who joined the Navy in 2000. It feels good. Its a weight off my shoulders.
As for the international competition, Davenport said during last years culinary Olympics in Germany, the German team had it over the Americans but the roles were reversed this time.
Not that it wasnt close Davenport and Deckert won by less than a point over the Germans, and both teams won a gold medal.
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November 27, 2015
A crime spree has a south Lexington neighborhood on high alert.
Dozens of people living off Palomar boulevard found their cars had been hit by vandals overnight Friday.
The vandals slashed car tires; flattening three or four on some cars.
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Beaver Lake thespians take on the task of 'Shrek'
March 25, 2014
By Neil Pierson
Carol Woodman has directed the annual Beaver Lake Middle School musical for 15 years, and she's never had as much help as she's got this year.
While middle-school drama clubs don't typically have the same participation levels as their high-school counterparts, that might not be the case at Beaver Lake, where 89 students have been cast in roles for this year's musical, "Shrek."
That means Woodman, who teaches art and drama at the school, needs a lot of behind-the-scenes assistance.
"It's a big undertaking," she explained. "High school has some advantages that middle school doesn't have, and that has to do with kids who can sew and help make costumes, kids who can help make sets. We have to depend upon the parents to help do everything."
Virtually every family with a child in the show has volunteered their time, Woodman said, as have several Beaver Lake staff members. Tina Worthington, the school's choral teacher, is directing musical efforts on the show, based on four well-known animated movies and a Broadway performance.
The actors filling the lead roles of Shrek, Donkey and Princess Fiona all have their fair share of experience. And the interest level in the musical was so high that two people are sharing many parts.
Naeem Shook, who plays Shrek, is the most experienced actor in the show. In December, he performed in "Oliver!" with The 5th Avenue Theatre in Seattle.
Shook said that before his performance in Seattle, he had just done school shows.
"And it just opened up acting for me," he said. "That's something I want to do for the rest of my life."
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Performing with his friends has proved less stressful, Shook said.
"It's just great to practice with friends — it's not serious," he said. "You're just having fun. And it's pressure, but it's good pressure."
Eighth-graders Alexis Jucht and Emma Fritton will split time as Princess Fiona. During the four performances that run March 27-29, they'll rotate roles: One will play the princess in certain shows, while the other plays the ogre Fiona turns into.
Fritton began acting during her days at Cascade Ridge Elementary School, and has performed in Beaver Lake's last two musicals, "The Wizard of Oz" and "Beauty and the Beast." She said she enjoys the role of Fiona for its dual personalities.
"You get to have that cool little spark in you, and it's just more fun to be an ogre — you get to be this green, ugly thing," Fritton said. "This is definitely one of the best plays it could be for eighth-grade year."
Jucht was also part of the school's last two musicals, and said acting allows her to escape the traditional roles she has in real life.
"I love how you can be a different person," she said. "I love how you can just go up there and you can completely be Fiona, who's been stuck in a tower her whole life. Or you can be an ogre, who's trying to hide who she actually is."
Hammer Shalawylo, who will don a plaid suit and colorful makeup for the role of Donkey, said it's been fun to get to know other students through the musical.
Shalawylo is performing in his ninth show, and while the script has been easy enough, some of the music has proven difficult.
"Definitely one of the harder songs I've done would be, 'Don't Let Me Go,'" he said. "That one is extremely hard, just because it goes from high to low and key changes in the middle of the song."
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We use GitHub Enterprise at work for almost all of our activities at work. In addition to maintaing source in git, we also use GitHub for code reviews, issue tracking, milestones, incident reports etc. However, what we lack most are (a) an ability to quickly track project progress, and (b) someway to track large features that can take one or more milestones to complete – like Launchpad's Blueprints. Here is how Launchpad describes a blueprint.
Blueprint is a lightweight way to manage releases of your software and to track the progress of features and ideas, from initial concept to implementation.
Enter Milestone.js – the idea of Milestone.js is to fill these gaps. It grew out of our needs at work.
First, it uses GitHub APIs and Timeline JS to map milestones on a timeline so that you can find what is happening in any given milestone.</>
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ELLIOTT, LESLIE ROBINSON (1886–1966). Leslie Robinson Elliott, theological librarian, was born in Rosetta, Henderson County, Illinois, on September 30, 1886, the oldest son of Judson Andrew and Minnie Hortense (Robinson) Elliott. He moved with his family in 1897 to the Salt River valley of Arizona and attended high school in Phoenix. Following in his father's footsteps, he decided to become a Baptist minister and returned to the Midwest for his college and seminary education. He graduated from William Jewell College in Liberty, Missouri (B.A., 1910), and attended Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky, from 1910 to 1912, when illness compelled him to withdraw. He later completed his education at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth (Th.M., 1921; Th.D., 1925). After he was ordained by the Immanuel Baptist Church of Louisville, Kentucky, in 1911, he served as pastor of churches in Butler, Missouri (1912–15), Denver, Colorado (1915–17), and Del Rey, California (1917–19). He married Mary Ethelyn Shearer of Unionville, Missouri, on May 31, 1911.
In 1919, when Elliott resumed his studies at Southwestern Baptist Seminary in Fort Worth, he intended to complete the basic theological degree as quickly as possible and enter the full-time ministry. Circumstances changed his course, however, and he remained in Fort Worth the rest of his life. Shortly after enrolling, he began working as an assistant in the seminary library. In 1922 he was appointed librarian and thus became one of the first full-time Protestant theological librarians in Texas. He served until his retirement in 1957 and developed at Southwestern an important theological library. Furthermore, he promoted a theory of the educational function of the library as a true partner with the classroom and made the seminary library a heavily used resource. He also taught New Testament Greek at the seminary (1925–42) and served as registrar from 1937 through 1943. Elliott's published writings include A Comparative Lexicon of New Testament Greek (1945) and Syntax in Diagram (1950). He edited Centennial Story of Texas Baptists (1936) and contributed to the Encyclopedia of Southern Baptists (1958).
He often felt isolated from the major theological libraries in the eastern and midwestern sections of the nation. His need for a closer professional relationship with other theological librarians led him to help in the establishment of the American Theological Library Association (1947). He served as president of that organization for the first two terms (1947–49), and in 1955 he represented it in the formation of the International Association of Theological Libraries in Brussels, Belgium. In 1957–58 Elliott served as acting librarian for the Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Kansas City, Missouri. Also in 1957, William Jewell College awarded him an honorary doctorate.
On March 29, 1963, Elliott received a special citation at the fiftieth annual meeting of the Texas Library Association in recognition of his contributions to professional librarianship and his work as a trustee of the Fort Worth Public Library. He died in Fort Worth on May 2, 1966.
Stanley H. Benson, Leslie Robinson Elliott: His Contributions to Theological Librarianship (M.L.S. thesis, University of Texas, 1965).
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article.Stanley Hugh Benson, "ELLIOTT, LESLIE ROBINSON," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/fel21), accessed November 28, 2015. Uploaded on June 12, 2010. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.
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Robert "Bob" Nielsen, 67, of Newtown, died January 6, at his home. He was born January 22, 1946, in Hartford, and raised in Wethersfield by Roy and Mary Nielsen, along with his siblings, Carol and Roy, Jr.
He went on to earn his BA in English from The University of Connecticut, Storrs. During his time at Storrs, Mr Nielsen met Cynthia, who became his wife of 44 years.


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My afternoon train reading:
• You're Doing It Wrong: 4 Mistakes That Make Everyone a Bad Investor (Fool) see also Lessons Learned From Well-Behaved Investors (Bucks)
• Markets: The investor's dilemma (FT.com)
• One Difference Between a Great Recession and a Great Depression: Jobs (Harvard Business Review)
• Why Hedge Funds' Glory Days May Be Gone for Good (Businessweek) see also Paulson's gold fund loses 65% so far this year. Wow. (MarketWatch)
• Where did the Reach for Yield Go? (Synthenomics)
• WTF!? Corporate Insiders Shift From 'Buy' to 'Sell' as Bankruptcy Nears (WSJ)
• The Insurance Industry's Liberal Turn (Daily Beast)
• America's Next Top Super Berry? (WSJ) see also Farming Got Hip In Iran Some 12,000 Years Ago, Ancient Seeds Reveal (KDLG)
• How Clothes Should Fit (How Clothes Should Fit)
• Who Is Howard Stern? Rolling Stone's 1990 Feature (Rolling Stone)
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