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RHEA, TEXAS. Rhea is in northwestern Parmer County. It was named for the brothers Joe E. and John W. Rhea, who developed a ranch on former XIT Ranch land in July 1901. In 1906 the Rheas sold out and moved to Roswell, New Mexico. Two years later, however, Herman F. Reinking purchased a section of the Rheas' land and brought in several German Lutheran farmers from his home state of Indiana. They quickly established a school and a church, around which grew a close-knit community. A post office was opened in 1909. Over the next several years these settlers endured the droughts, water shortages, and occasional blizzards the plains had to offer and adopted new farming techniques. The Rhea school was a focal point of many community gatherings until 1949, when the district was partitioned between Friona and Bovina. Nevertheless the Immanuel Lutheran Church and adjacent parish hall remain the community nucleus, especially on Sundays and holidays. The Sherley grain elevator, a grocery and feed store, a veterinary clinic, an engine service, and an auction service are also available to area farmers and ranchers. In 1980 Rhea reported a population of ninety-eight. The population remained the same in 2000. Since 1924 mail has been routed through Friona.
Parmer County Historical Commission, Prairie Progress (Dallas: Taylor, 1981). Parmer County Historical Society, A History of Parmer County (Quanah, Texas: Nortex, 1974).
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article.H. Allen Anderson, "RHEA, TX," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hnr24), accessed November 28, 2015. Uploaded on June 15, 2010. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.
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Since we have been running pieces on pedagogy to kick off our new "Teaching American Humor" section (run by Jeffrey Melton), I thought I would re-run this piece on teaching and time machines. At this point in the semester, a time machine (to either go backward or forward) would be most welcome…
Originally posted on Humor in America:
by Tracy Wuster
On January 11th, 1992, I gathered with a group of friends to watch Saturday Night Live, our usual Saturday night activity as high school sophomores. This was a special night. Nirvana was playing, and we were living just north of Seattle. Grunge was our thing: flannel, mosh pits, and, most of all, music.
This was the episode on which the band played "Smells Like Teen Spirit," thrashed their instruments during "Territorial Pissings," and kissed each other during the closing credits. The band's anarchic spirit expressed not only our (possibly exaggerated) teen angst but also the humor of destruction, noise, and pissing off parents and other authorities that went hand in hand with the angst.
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Panda Temple Power Project, Temple, Texas, United States of America
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Panda Temple project is a natural gas-fired combined cycle power plant being built in the city of Temple, Texas, US.
Temple Generating Station will be located in the Synergy Industrial Park. The plant will spread across 250 acres. The engineering and design work of the plant began in February 2012. Construction work was started in July 2012 and the commercial operation of the power plant is scheduled to commence by the end of 2014.
A consortium of Siemens and Bechtel is constructing the power plant under a $300m contract. The power generated by the plant will fulfill the power needs of nearly 750,000 homes in central and north Texas.
The plant will benefit the state's future energy requirements and will generate about $1.6bn revenue for the state during construction and in the first ten years of operation.
The project will employ about 400 to 500 workers during construction.
Turbines, equipment and Flex-Plant-30 technology
The Panda Temple power plant will have equipment supplied by Siemens, including two SGT6-5000F gas turbines, one SST6-5000 steam turbine, two SGen6-1000A generators, one SGen6-2000H generator and the SPPA-T3000 instrumentation and control system.
The SGT6-5000F is a four-stage gas turbine with power capacity of 208MW. The SST6-5000 steam engine includes a combined high-pressure / intermediate-pressure cylinder and at least one double flow-low-pressure cylinder. It has a capacity up to 500MW. The Shaping Power feature of the gas turbines enables the plant to generate higher yield during hotter days.
SGen6-1000A is a hydrogen-cooled generator with efficiency up to 99%. Two Benson heavy duct-fired heat recovery steam generators will also be part of the plant equipment. The SPPA-T3000 (Siemens Power and Process Automation T3000) undertakes various power plant automation tasks, such as turbine control, boiler control and protection, balance of plant (BOP) and integration of third party systems.
The Panda plant will be based on Siemens' combined cycle Flex-Plant-30 technology. It provides the turbines with fast start capability. The plant can start generation within ten minutes from startup, and full base-load power production can begin in less than an hour.
Finances and contractors for Texas's power project
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AES started commercial operation of the 233MW Buffalo Gap 2 wind farm expansion near Abilene, Texas in August 2007.
The power plant project, when announced in 2007, was estimated to cost about $750m. Panda Power Funds and other financial institutions plan to fund the power plant with equity financing.
A long-term service agreement and an order volume has been purchased for about $300m by Panda Temple Power. Under the turnkey construction contract, Bechtel is responsible for the engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning of the facility.
Siemens will supply the power island equipment, including the natural gas and steam turbines and waste heat recovery boilers. The company will manufacture turbines and generators at its production facility located at Charlotte, in North Carolina.
NEM will supply two Benson heat recovery steam generators (HRSGs) for the power plant, under a sub-contract with Siemens.
Environmental impact of the Panda Temple project
The plant was granted with an air permit by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality in October 2008.
The plant is claimed to one of the cleanest fossil-fueled plants in the country. Carbon monoxide (CO) emissions will be less than ten parts-per-million (ppm), and nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions less than 2ppm.
Texan power market details
The power industry has been predicting severe power crisis in Texas in the coming years. The power reserves are forecast to drop below ten percent by 2014.
The state power grid operator, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), has announced in its 2010 annual report that the power reserves will fall from 21.8% to 12.3% in 2014 and further to 10.2% in 2015.
Stringent environmental rules may result in the closure of older gas and coal-fired plants. Low wholesale power prices have been discouraging setting up of new plants in the state.
In 2012, state regulators decided to increase the wholesale price limit by 50% during power scarcity.
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Silver Star 1 Wind Farm, Texas, United States of America
The Silver Star 1 wind farm added another 60MW to Texas' increasing renewable power supply. Silver Star 1 is located 80 miles southwest of the Dallas/Fort Worth metropolitan area. The $100m project is owned 85% by BP Alternative Energy and 15% by Clipper Windpower.


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WKYT Investigates | Only 1 in 4 dropouts back in school in Lexington
Updated: 09/04/2015 - A new truancy law went into effect this summer, mandating that school districts find dropouts under 18 and get them back into school. In Fayette County, they have only been able to get 25 percent of their dropouts back into school. WKYT's Mark Barber is investigating the challenges surrounding the new truancy law.


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Are you planning on watching the "85th Annual Academy Awards" on Sunday? Well, good luck finding that show, because IT NO LONGER EXISTS. At least for this year. The Academy decided to "rebrand" the show by just calling it "The Oscars". But the Academy says, "[This decision is] right for this show, but we could easily go back to using 'Academy Awards' next year."
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Free job-training information sessions focusing on Global Logistics Associate (GLA) certification will be offered Wednesday at Union County College's Elizabeth campus.
The Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders, in connection with Union County College, is offering this session as part of free job training, available through the Union County Choices program . The sessions will run from 2 to 3 p.m. and 5 to 6 p.m. at the college's Elizabeth campus, at 40 West Jersey St.
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Financial Aid and Funding for Computer Game Design
Attending a computer game design program can be expensive. Although these college degree programs can help you find a job in the fast-growing gaming industry, it can be expensive to get your degree. With the help of financial aid, you can go to school for little out of pocket costs. Let's take a look at your options for student financial aid if you want to start a computer game design program.
Game Design Scholarships
Scholarships are available to students based on merit, like academic achievement. Many are given to students who who enter essay competitions as well. In any case, this is a great kind of financial aid for school since you don't have to repay the money when you graduate. General scholarships are available for all students and can most commonly be earned from colleges themselves, but outside organizations also offer scholarships in come cases, especially scholarships that are specifically for computer game design students. Here are some great places to start your scholarship search:
- International Game Developers Association
- Microsoft
- Sony Online Entertainment
- Electronic Arts
- ESA Foundation
If you're still in high school, you can also attend the Emagination Game Design Computer Camp program, through which you can later earn money for school.
Game Design Grants
Grants are like scholarships in that you don't have to repay them, but the qualifying factor in this case is financial need. The best place to start if you're interested in a college grant is the government. Undergraduates whose families meet financial requirements can fill out the FAFSA form to receive the federal Pell Grant, and other departments also offer college grants from time to time, based on funding. Also like scholarships, colleges grants can be individually awarded from schools as well.
Game Design Student Loans
Student loans do have to be repaid, but the good news is that not only are they easier to get than a loan for, say, a car, but they also have a deferment period. That means you don't have to start repaying the loan until after you graduate (in some cases, up to nine months after you graduate). This gives you the chance to find and start a job in the gaming industry before you are responsible for loan repayment.
Guide to Computer Game Design Schools
|BSIS - Gaming Technologies BSIT - Web and Mobile Programming
|Liberty University – The BSIS in Gaming Technologies at Liberty University is designed for those seeking to become mobile and web developers and game designers. Students will obtain education from instructors who possess real-world experience and can assist graduates in creating a competitive successful digital portfolio. Programmers will also learn various business, communicative and teambuilding skills to thrive within the industry.
|Bachelor of Game and Simulation Programming BCIS in Web Game Programming
|DeVry University – DeVry University offers students bachelor degrees in Gaming and Simulation Programming and Web Game Programming. Courses include language coding, visual design principles, and software methodology pertaining to video games. The BCIS offers training in multimedia and web site design that can be used to help create online gaming.
|BSIT - Game Design & Development
|Southern New Hampshire University – The Southern New Hampshire University BSIT in Game Design and Development program is offered for students interested in learning the art of game design. Topics covered could include storyboards, directing, programming, marketing, and testing of games from a variety of genres. Graduates go on to work for gaming production companies.


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A huge storm in Northern Nevada in May 1869 flooded roadways, destroyed crops and killed livestock. The Walker Lake Bulletin said "Hailstones as large as quail eggs fell in Hawthorne ... It sounded as if old Jupiter Pluvius was throwing stones on the house roofs."
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By A. Kinsey (no relation)
informal survey of local lovers discovers ambiguous feelings
about Valentines Day, and yields a new research assistant
out there, theres a couple who are thrilled that Valentines
Day is approaching. There must be. Somewhere. A couple who
studiously note each others whims and fancies, recording
each item that catches the eye of their partner during the
year; a couple who know one anothers sizes, color preferences,
allergies and medications by heart; a couple who compile lists
of favorite restaurants, movies, snacks, vacation spots, pressure
points and sexual positions all to be employed in one mid-February
amorous blowoutthe Super Bowl of relational attentiveness.
theres a romantic duo who gamely view the holiday as a focusedalbeit
arbitraryway to express and honor the love they share on
each of the other 364 days. My baby, they think, brings
me such happiness, and so consistently, that she/he has fully
earned a day specifically dedicated to the celebration of
her/his capacity for healthy, giving, open-hearted affection,
support and care. My babys got mad love skills, and she/he
is deserving of a parade.
But we couldnt find that couple.
Theyve got to be out there. We believe in themwe just cant
track them down. But there must be, for example, a couple
responsive to the Outback Steakhouse jingle that promisesin
a not-entirely convincing Aussie accentthat on Valentines
Day the surf n turf is the surest way to honeys heart, mate.
There must be a prospective gift-giver interested in the information
provided, in an urgent V-Day e-mail, by Cotton Incorporateds
Lifestyle Monitor Survey that over half of American women
prefer to sleep in either pajamas or a nightgown. And of those
women, about two-thirds say they prefer sleepwear made of
cotton. Theres a lover out there somewhere who read that
and had a eureka moment: Of course, a playful cotton camisole
with a colorful print really will be a Valentines
Day treat for my special someone, and it really will
show off my fun side at the same time!
Maybe they live in a red state. But, really, weve looked
everywhere and the reactions to our Valentines Day questioning
have been rather more dour than delighted.
cats said they dont want anything this year, said one gentleman,
responding to what was clearly a too-vague enquiry.
Another man volunteered that he was interested, even motivated,
to produce something for his girlfriend but admitted that
he was unlikely to succeed to her full pleasure. My girlfriend
wants a new boyfriend, he shrugged. Or to have me upgraded.
One long-married fellow, whom we assumed to be at least familiarized
enough with the ritual to have a game plan, rattled off traditional
options willinglyLets see, flowers, chocolate or candy,
jewelry.before a look of panic crept across his face: Wait
a minute. When is Valentines Day? Omigod, is it soon?
In an attempt to calm the man, we shifted the emphasis of
the questioning, and asked him what he was likely to receive.
Interestingly, he had no ready list for this query. Um, I
dont know. What do guys usually get?
After pondering for a moment, he recollected an answer: Oh,
yeah, the credit-card statement.
young man, however, had a more defined plan and a more easily
articulated wish list. Im taking the woman Im seeing out
to a nice dinner, he said, and Im hoping to get sex.
Heartened by his clarity, we pursued a line of questioning
regarding other gift options, including playful cotton camisoles.
His opinions regarding undergarments were enthusiastic and
we cannot print them here.
And his creative and euphemistic responses to our questions
about the appeal of the Outback and the surf n turf wed
just as soon have scrubbed from our brains altogether.
There was an apparent predisposition among the men we questioned
to believe that it was their responsibility to gift; what
reciprocation there might be was uncertain, but aspirations
trended toward the naked. We sought to verify with likely
responded one woman, who identified herself as a member of
a committed relationship. Sex on a holiday is pretty much
a given. Arbor Day, Bastille Day . . . whatever.
But, we wondered, is there some quality specific to this holiday
(adding the gentle caution that we did not need carnal detail
of the sort we got from theshudderOutback guy)?
I demand chocolate, but just because I like chocolate. I dont
really care if its in a heart-shaped box, but its a good
day to exert the pressure for chocolate.
Another woman, currently between relationships, voiced an
opinion indicative that, to her, there was moreor, maybe,
lessto this holiday than Whitmans samplers.
the most sadistic day of the year, she snapped. Theres
pressure to get the perfect gift, pressure to be in a relationship.
Fuck Valentines Day; its over.
That being said, she confirmed that the dinner-for-sex arrangement
had a high incidence of success on Valentines Day, relationship
or no. Oh, yeah, itll probably work, she said. Theres
a lot of pressure to be having sex on Valentines Day.
Fascinated by this perspective, we continued the questioning
of this subject: Due to unpleasant associations, we skipped
the steakhouse topics but we were charmed by her frankness
re: cotton sleepwear (the subject, whom for the sake of convenience
we shall identify as Miss Kitty, pointed out that one could
completely sidestep the undergarment breathability issues
by sleeping only in thigh-high stockings and uncomfortable
but calf-accentuating heels). So forthright a survey respondent
did Miss Kitty prove to be, in fact, that we have elected
to redefine and refocus the nature of our inquiry.
The pursuit of the elusive Valentineophile couple we leave,
therefore, to some Kansan or Minnesotan sociologist; instead
we will focus on the community at hand, whose charming insights
on the holiday we will examine at lengthover dinner.


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1976 South Carolina Code of Laws
Updated through the end of the 2004 Session
DisclaimerThis statutory database is current through the 2004 Regular Session of the South Carolina General Assembly. Changes to the statutes enacted by the 2005 General Assembly, which will convene in January 2005, will be incorporated as soon as possible. Some changes enacted by the 2005 General Assembly may take immediate effect. The State of South Carolina and the South Carolina Legislative Council make no warranty as to the accuracy of the data, and users rely on the data entirely at their own risk.
Title 44 - Health
SECTION 44-27-10. Powers of Federal institution over patient.
When the individual is admitted to any institution operated by any agency of the United States within or without this State, he shall be subject to the rules and regulations of the agency. The superintendent of any institution operated by the agency and in which the individual is confined shall, with respect to the individual, be vested with the same powers as the superintendents of institutions or the Department of Mental Health within this State with respect to detention, custody, transfer, conditional discharge or discharge of patients.
SECTION 44-27-20. Jurisdiction and powers over person ordered admitted by foreign court.
An order of a court of competent jurisdiction of another state or of the District of Columbia authorizing admittance of an individual by any agency of the United States shall have the same force and effect as to the individual while in this State as in the jurisdiction in which is situated the court entering the order, and such court shall be deemed to have retained jurisdiction of the individual admitted for the purpose of inquiring into his mental condition and of determining the necessity for continuance of his confinement. Consent is hereby given to the application of the law of the state or district in which is located the court issuing the order for admittance with respect to the authority of the superintendent of any hospital or institution operated in this State by any agency of the United States to retain custody, transfer, conditionally discharge or discharge the individual confined.
SECTION 44-27-30. Transfer of individual to Federal agency.
Upon receipt of a certificate of an agency of the United States that facilities are available for the care or treatment of any individual confined pursuant to law in any State mental health facility and that such individual is eligible for care or treatment in an institution of the agency, the Department of Mental Health may cause his transfer to the agency of the United States for confinement. Upon effecting the transfer, the court ordering confinement, the legal guardian, spouse and parents or, if none be known, his nearest known relative or friend shall be notified thereof immediately by the Department of Mental Health. No person shall be transferred to an agency of the United States if he be confined pursuant to conviction of any felony or misdemeanor or if he has been acquitted of the charge solely on the ground of mental illness unless prior to transfer the court originally ordering his confinement shall enter an order for transfer after appropriate motion and hearing. Any person transferred as provided in this section to an agency of the United States shall be deemed to be confined by the agency pursuant to the original order of confinement.


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A message from David Thomas Jones:-
We in the Fron Male Voice Choir are delighted that one of our albums has yet again been nominated for the NS&I album of the year at this May's Classical Brit Awards at the Royal Albert Hall. This time its Voices of the Valley Home. It's the only award decided upon by a general public vote, so can you please again show your support by voting, here is the link. www.classicalbrits.co.uk/nominations it cost nothing to vote and only one vote per computer. You have until May the 1st to vote.
Help a Welsh Boy Out!!! Singer-Songwriter David Lewellyn
David Llewellyn is a contestant in the John Lennon Songwriting Contest for his song "Take Us Down" about a father's heartbreaking first day taking his very young son down to work in the mines. The contest is done in two parts and then the winning songs of each face off and we all get to vote for which one we think is best. From the site:- "Winner Announcement -May 1, 2010, Grand Prize Winners of Session I and Session II will compete head-to-head in an online voting battle to become the Lennon Award Winner in their respective category." David won the first half of the contest and is now facing off against the second contestant (not a bad song but pedestrian compared to David's). Go here to the Folk category:
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The Gargoyle–discussion questions
So, I have to admit, I haven't actually finished The Gargoyle yet, but I'm halfway through and really loving this book. It has a few problems, but still, I think we'll have lots to discuss. Here are some questions I cribbed from LitLovers–there are a few more questions on that site, but I didn't want to give anything away for those of you still reading.
1. The Gargoyle begins with arguably one of the most stunning opening scenes in contemporary literature. How was the author able to make horrifying details alluring? What was your initial reaction to these images?
2. How were you affected by the narrator's voice and his ability to address you in an intimate, direct monologue? How did his storytelling style compare to Marianne's? In what ways did these tales balance reality and surrealism?
3. Arrows form a recurring symbol throughout the novel. What are their various uses as tools of war and of love? What makes them ideal for Marianne's stories?
4. What medical aspects of the narrator's treatment surprised you the most? Did his gruesome journey change the way you feel about your own body?
5. How did Marianne's experience of God evolve and mature throughout her life? How do you personally reconcile the concept of a loving God and the reality of human suffering?
6. Marianne uses her body as a canvas. What messages does it convey? How does the narrator "read" bodies before his accident, both in front of the camera and while picking up less-dazzling strangers?
7. Discuss the role of ghosts and memory in The Gargoyle. In what ways does the past repeat itself? How are the characters shaped by past circumstances? When are their painful cycles to be broken?
8. What does Marianne's copy of The Inferno indicate about the value of books beyond their content? In what way can a book also be an art object, or an artifact of history?


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What is an incipient cataract?
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What is an incipient cataract?
Cataracts are a condition that effects the eye. There are many types of cataracts. An incipient cataract, also called an immature cataract, is an incomplete, or partial cataract. With incipient cataracts, the lens of the eye is only slightly opaque, with a clear cortex.


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As part of a commitment to increasing every American's access to and participation in the arts, PBS is airing a nine-week, multi-platform event every Friday night into December, featuring a range of artists and performances from nine different communities and celebrity hosts from each locale. Full-length performances, behind-the-scenes interviews, profiles of artists and performers, and mini-documentaries of women rock-and-rollers, banjo pickers, award-winning choreographers and local art scenes are a front row seat and back stage pass to entertain and inspire viewers.
* SUPPORT tpt AND RECEIVE THE H.M.S. PINAFORE DVD
PBS Arts from Minnesota (orgininally aired Oct. 14)
Hosted by: Rainn Wilson
Spectacular new production of the beloved Gilbert and Sullivan classic from the Guthrie Theater, directed by the theater's artistic director, Joe Dowling. Infused with fresh musical arrangements of Sir Arthur Sullivan's memorable melodies — ranging from big band swing to classic pop — H.M.S. Pinafore is pure joy and sensational entertainment for everyone.
Also worth noting! Minnesota Original worked to put together a three-minute mini-documentary on a topic related to each PBS Arts performance.
Here's a list worth keeping handy:
Oct. 14 (PBS Arts from Minnesota): Photographer Michal Daniel
Oct. 21 (PBS Arts from Seattle): Painter Scott West with Cloud Cult
Oct. 28 (PBS ARTS from Miami): Ragamala Dance
Nov. 4 (PBS Arts from the Blue Ridge Mountains): Banjo Maker Tom Nechville
Nov. 11 (PBS Arts from Chicago): TU Dance
Nov. 18 (PBS Arts from Cleveland): Funk Rocker Mayda
Nov. 25 (PBS Arts from Los Angeles): The Minnesota Opera
Dec. 2 (PBS Arts from San Francisco): Painter Michael Kareken
Dec. 16 (PBS Arts from Los Angeles): Dancer Emily Johnson
As so many of you know, Minnesota is full of great arts and art festivals. In conjunction with the 2011 PBS Arts Fall Festival, we present this video calendar of events:
Enjoy "3 Questions" with PBS Arts from Minnesota host Rainn Wilson:
H.M.S. Pinafore photo gallery:
|PBS Arts from Minnesota: Gilbert and Sullivan's HMS Pinafore
|PBS Arts from Minnesota: Arts Scene Minnesota
|This new production of the beloved Gilbert and Sullivan classic, from the Guthrie Theater, is directed by the theater's artistic director, Joe Dowling. It is infused with fresh musical arrangements of Sullivan's memorable melodies, ranging from big band swing to classic pop.
|Home to tens of thousands of artists and 1,700 arts organizations, Minnesota's artistic landscape has always attracted people who make their livings in the arts. The inculcation of the arts into everyday life here fostered a movement that made Minnesota the only state whose citizens voted to write arts funding into the state constitution.
|Meet H.M.S. Pinafore's Director
|Meet H.M.S. Pinafore's Choreographer
|Joe Dowling (Artistic Director, Guthrie Theater) arrived at the Guthrie in 1995, and since that time has directed more than 35 productions, including landmark productions of Shakespeare, Chekhov, Stoppard and Friel. Under Mr. Dowling's leadership, the Guthrie has enjoyed tremendous growth, including the 2006 opening of a new Guthrie on banks of the Mississippi River.
|Drawing on the energy and excitement from audiences, the performers play to the passage ways, or vomitoria, and to the ship's quarterdeck that is the Guthrie Theater's thrust stage. Director Joe Dowling describes the musical staging designed by Choreographer David Bolger as inventive. Bolger works in Ireland and the UK and is the artistic director and co-founder of Dublin's CoisCeim Dance.
|Meet H.M.S. Pinafore's Costume Designer
|Meet H.M.S. Pinafore's Set Designer
|New York-based Costume Designer Fabio Toblini combines a variety of historic and modern influences to complement the comic operetta, H.M.S Pinafore. Toblini exaggerates proportions of the women's dresses with revealing bust lines, cinched waistlines and oversized bustles. The classic sailor and British Navy uniforms draw from different eras.
|When designing the set of H.M.S. Pinafore, Frank Hallinan Flood looked to the British Royal Naval Museum for inspiration. Flood transformed Guthrie Theater's thrust stage into a 19th century ironclad ship with a state of the art lift, trap doors, revolving sets and a deck for the orchestra. Flood and H.M.S. Pinafore Director Joe Dowling have collaborated on productions for more than 30 years.
Photos courtesy of Michal Daniel on behalf of the Guthrie Theater
Photo courtesy of Mark Vancleave on behalf of the Guthrie Theater
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Whenever a modification to an existing driveway or the construction of a new driveway connection to a public street is proposed it may be necessary to obtain a permit. The North Carolina Department of Transportation District Office should be contacted for all driveway connections to NCDOT State roads. The District office is located at 824 South Main Street in Graham. Telephone No. 336-570-6833.
The City of Burlington Engineering Department issues permits for modifications to existing driveways or for new driveway connections to City streets according to the land use of the property being accessed and the nature of the construction (street type) of the abutting street. (See Table below)
Permits may be obtained at the Engineering Department offices, Municipal Building 425 S. Lexington Ave, Burlington, NC 27215. Telephone: (336) 222-5050 A fee in the amount of $30.00 for residential driveway permits and $50.00 for commercial driveway permits is due and payable at the time the permit is requested.
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Six At Six: Andy Cohen's Six Thoughts On Day Two Of Free Agency
Posted By Andy Cohen On March 13, 2014 @ 5:55 am In Football | 18 Comments
[1]Andy Cohen's column on Dolphins.com appears at 6 a.m. every weekday from training camp through the season and when events warrant during the offseason. Occasionally, like today, Andy will provide six things to think about. Thus, the title, "Six at Six."
Be sure to follow Andy Cohen on Twitter at @ACohenFins [2].
Another day passes, and the Dolphins stay busy, in the wildest beginning to free agency I can remember. Press conferences to introduce Branden Albert and Earl Mitchell. The surprise re-signing of Randy Starks. A trade late Tuesday with San Francisco. More rumors flying everywhere. What's next? Do we get a minute to catch our breath? Apparently not.
So while your head is spinning and the Dolphins keep moving on, here are six thoughts from Day Two.
1. It's still early, but I like what I've seen so far from new General Manager Dennis Hickey. It is clear he has a well thought out plan, just as it's clear that Hickey and Coach Joe Philbin are working in sync, both with the same objectives. It's truthfully refreshing to see.
2. We got to meet the team's new left tackle Wednesday and Albert is an impressive looking man who said all the right things. "I'm going to make a difference," he said confidently. There isn't much of a gamble in this signing. The Dolphins know what they are getting and there seems to be a real comfort zone within the organization now that the most important position on the offensive line has been filled.
3. The Dolphins regressed last season at stopping the run, which had a lot to do with the quick, decisive signing of defensive tackle Earl Mitchell. Asked to describe himself, Mitchell quickly responded, "passionate." I would choose another "p" word: Productive. Mitchell – only 26 years old — is coming off his best season with the Houston Texans (87 tackles, 1 ½ sacks) and he takes a lot of pride in being a force against the run. "I'm ready to make plays," he said. And you get the feeling he really means it.
4. You can now check the defensive line off your list of offseason needs. With the signing of Mitchell and the re-signing of veteran Randy Starks, the Dolphins are loaded up front and can now move on to other areas. I didn't expect Starks to return, but this is a huge bonus for this defense and the trio of Mitchell, Starks and Jared Odrick will give the Dolphins plenty of flexibility. I always thought Starks was as consistent as any player on this team. Great to see him back.
5. The trade of Jonathan Martin had to happen. The Dolphins, plain and simple, could not have kept him on their roster after the events of last season. Working out a deal with San Francisco was a smart idea for everyone concerned. It is home for Martin and he'll be playing for his former college coach (Jim Harbaugh). As for the Dolphins, they did not get back anything close to the second-round pick they had invested on Martin. But at least they got something and at least they can say they did what was best for the player.
6. What's next? I'm sure the Dolphins will be looking for another tackle and some guards to help fill out the offensive line. Maybe a cornerback or linebacker. The more they accomplish in free agency, the more options they'll have in the draft. I'm also very interested to see what unfolds at running back. There are some intriguing possibilities in free agency, players who have already had productive careers. But do you move in that direction or wait until the draft? Who knows, maybe Day 3 of this wackiest of weeks will bring us that answer.
Official List: 2014 Dolphins Free Agent Signings [3]
Hickey Feels Right At Home In The Middle Of Free Agency [4]
Meet Dolphins Pro Bowl Offensive Tackle Branden Albert [5]
VIDEO: Hickey Discusses His Free Agency Moves [6]
VIDEO: Branden Albert Highlights [7]
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[3] Official List: 2014 Dolphins Free Agent Signings: http://www.thefinsiders.com/blog/2014/miami-dolphins-official-signings?_ga=1.111880580.1427730480.1363619231
[4] Hickey Feels Right At Home In The Middle Of Free Agency: http://www.miamidolphins.com/news/article-1/Hickey-Feels-Right-At-Home-In-The-Middle-Of-Free-Agency/639ec091-9b07-408f-9b44-55443877d0eb
[5] Meet Dolphins Pro Bowl Offensive Tackle Branden Albert: http://www.miamidolphins.com/news/article-2/Meet-Dolphins-Pro-Bowl-Offensive-Tackle-Branden-Albert/317adf9b-57dd-4394-af90-6dba4b5b358f
[6] VIDEO: Hickey Discusses His Free Agency Moves: http://www.miamidolphins.com/multimedia/videos/Hickey_Discusses_His_Free_Agency_Moves/50ac42a7-f52d-4bf4-ae5a-12e6ca8dbb30
[7] VIDEO: Branden Albert Highlights: http://www.miamidolphins.com/multimedia/videos/Branden_Albert_Highlights/e6de5f50-fe07-4e0e-b28b-aa14a145d6eb
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ASU senior chosen for internship program in D.C.
SAN ANGELO, Texas - Charles "Chase" Sauvage, a senior at Angelo State University, has been selected as the first participant in the ASU Department of Political Science and Philosophy's new Government and Public Service Internship Program in Washington, D.C.
A political science major from San Antonio, Sauvage will spend the fall semester working as an intern for a U.S. Congress member. He will stay at the Texas Tech House and receive an $8,000 ASU scholarship to help defray costs of living.
Open to ASU upperclassmen with a major or minor in political science, the internship program is designed to help students develop networking skills and build knowledge of public policy. The students also earn six credit hours in political science.
Sauvage is president of ASU's chapter of the Pi Sigma Alpha political science national honor society and is pursuing a Certificate in Cultural Competence and Security Studies with a Middle East emphasis through ASU's Center for Security Studies.
For more information, visit angelo.edu/dept/political_science/public-service-internship.php.
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Often billed as "El Mejor Mariachi del Mundo, or "The Best Mariachi in the World," the group of 13 musicians and vocalists was formed in 1897 by Don Gaspar Vargas in the Mexican village of Tecalitlán. With five generations of performers now keeping their deeply rooted traditions alive, Mexico City based Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán entices audiences worldwide. The transcendent concert experience is everything you love about mariachi music—from the singing and musicianship to the costumes and pageantry. Quite simply, Mariachi Vargas are the quintessential kings of mariachi music.
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Well, That unlimited "999,999,999" money finally messed up my game. Now it's detected and my money is negative. is there any way to reset it? or at least make it zero?
P.s: The money option does not work anymore after the detection.
Don't you have an earlier savegame? I always make 3 different savegames during 1 session, so when something goes wrong i can fall back a couple of hours earlier; and the automatic one is also corrupted? That would be Bill
This way you can change your money by yourself to a specific amount. Use this while being on the road.
Thanks anyway.
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Officials with Kentucky's Transportation Cabinet say the winter weather continues to create issues when it comes to stocking an adequate supply of salt.
We spoke with members with the Cabinet to discuss data released Friday.
Kentucky has gone through quite a bit of salt this winter, and officials with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet are saying the numbers are well above average.
"In an average year in the entire state of Kentucky, the Transportation Cabinet will use between 200,000 and 250,000 tons of salt. Here we are the first week of February and we've already used 300,000 tons of salt," says H.B. Elkins, public information officer for the Transportation Cabinet.
This is why officials say they are implementing conservation efforts moving forward.
"What we will do is use less salt. We will apply it less frequently. We will rely more on plowing than salting, and we will concentrate on our high priority routes," Elkins said.
Officials say route priority is determined by traffic volume. The highest priority is interstates and parkways, and rural routes are the lowest; and while supplies are low, officials stationed in Perry County say they can still handle a few more storms before currently available supplies deplete.
"As our County stands right now, we're capable of handling three or four more heavy snows," says Claude Cooper, a highway superintendent.
Officials are saying that while it's too early to hit the panic button, the sooner we get out of this unseasonable winter, the better.
Officials say they began the winter with 60,000 tons of "emergency reserve" salt, a number which as of Friday has dwindled down to 26,000 tons.


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2003 Pontiac Aztek • 181,000 miles
There is a pipe-like support that runs inside the rear "swing arm" on my aztek. The swing arm is constructed of an inverted u-shaped structure which is fairly lightweight and perforated. The pipe-like support is broken almost exactly in the center, the ends appear to be welded to the inside of the hub assembly behind the wheel plates. Do I have to repair the existing support? Can I replace only the support? Or do I have to replace the entire axle assembly?
April 28, 2012.
April 28, 2012.
Part has to be replaced but the question is what part. Can you send a picture so we can see it?
Here's a photo. Every part diagram I've found online shows similar structure in a secondary diagram, will try to post a pic of that as well.
Cannot repair that. You need to replace it. It is a big no no to repair damaged suspension parts. It is in your best interest from a saftey standpoint to replace it.
How do i replace the front drivers side drive axle of my 07 subaru outback automatic 2.5i?
1 answer • 2007 Subaru Outback
I have a 2002 gmc sierra 4x4, the front wheels will not engage when i put it in 4wd. i have a 2 inch leveling kit on the front thats the only mod. the axles are fully engaged with the...
1 answer • 2002 GMC Sierra • 125,000 miles
1998 ford f-150 right rear axle , 2 wheel drive club cab. how do i remove the right rear axle and what else should be done while its apart. it was in an accident and appears to be bent.
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Comparison of T2 and texture parameters in subjects with cartilage abnormalities and those without them. Subjects with cartilage abnormalities (cartilage whole-organ magnetic resonance imaging scores (WORMS) of greater than 0, n = 92) have elevated mean T2, grey level co-occurrence matrix (GLCM) entropy, GLCM contrast, and GLCM variance in comparison with subjects without abnormalities (cartilage WORMS = 0, n = 41). Values are averaged among all compartments.
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Hempfield man faces trial on 41 charges after shooting incident
Trooper Jesse Cramer Jr. tried to get Daniel Lee Ryan to come out of his home peacefully.
Ryan already had threatened to shoot his wife, himself and anyone who came near his Hempfield home.
So Cramer stood near a neighbor's home while he told Ryan in a phone call that he was approaching his porch.
"I said, 'Dan, I'm down here. I'm walking up on the porch. Turn the light on,'" Cramer testified Thursday before Jeannette District Judge Joseph DeMarchis.
Ryan hung up. Seconds later, he fired two shots through the front door, where Cramer had claimed he would be standing, the trooper testified.
They were the first of at least 17 shots Ryan is accused of firing from inside his home as troopers surrounded it on the night of Oct. 11.
Ryan, 44, of 122 Antler Lane, will face trial on six counts of attempted murder of a law enforcement officer, 17 counts of aggravated assault, 17 counts of reckless endangerment and one count of terroristic threats, DeMarchis ruled after more than two hours of testimony.
The incident began around 10 p.m. when Ryan's wife, Dawn, 35, heard him throwing things around the kitchen and master bedroom. He was yelling and making nonsensical sounds, she said.
Dawn Ryan said she asked her husband what was wrong. What he said frightened her.
"All day long, he had been thinking about shooting me and shooting himself," Dawn Ryan testified, her voice breaking.
With that, Dawn Ryan said she tried to get into the bedroom to remove two guns the couple kept in bedside drawers, but her husband blocked her.
She grabbed her cellphone and headed out the door, leaving behind the two guns and a third she kept in her purse.
Her husband followed her.
"He was yelling at me not to call the police, and he would shoot anybody who would come to the house," Dawn Ryan said.
But she did call police and took shelter in a home just above hers on the hillside private road between North Greengate Road and the Amos K. Hutchinson Bypass (Toll 66).
Cramer and his partner were the first officers to arrive in response to the 10:30 p.m. call.
Dawn Ryan told Cramer that her husband, a recovering alcoholic, had been drinking for a couple of days.
"She said, 'I don't want him to hurt you,' and she started crying," Cramer testified.
Cramer made contact with Daniel Ryan by telephone.
"Ryan explained he was just sad, asked me to leave a few times, and said he would take care of it himself," Cramer said.
But when Ryan began firing, more troopers were called to assist, Cramer said. Ryan surrendered just after 1 a.m.
Some of the troopers testified Thursday that they heard rounds hitting the trees around them during the standoff.
Trooper John T. Beynon III said he and another trooper approached the house to make sure Ryan had not gotten outside.
A shot rang out and seemed to go above their heads into the trees, Beynon said. Within moments, a second shot passed between them.
"It was so close you could feel the buzzing as it went past," Beynon said.
Trooper Brian Kendgia, who works in the forensic services unit, testified he found 13 bullet holes in the Ryan home. Six failed to go through the walls. Others may have passed through windows that were shattered.
Defense attorney Brian Aston questioned whether any of the bullets came near troopers, saying the trajectory of the bullets Kendgia mapped weren't fired where troopers testified they were.
He asked DeMarchis to dismiss the attempted homicide charges, saying the state did not prove Ryan intended to kill anyone.
But Assistant District Attorney James Lazar said just because Ryan was a bad shot doesn't mean he wasn't trying to hurt the troopers.
"He made it perfectly clear to (his wife) that he was going to shoot anyone who came to the house," Lazar said.
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As I wrote in a previous post, zalatina, as it is called in Cyprus, which is probably derived from the word gelatin, was usually made with pork's head, ears and feet. My mother would make zalatina often but as we did not eat meat from the head she would add some lean meat especially for us. The head, feet and tail would be cleaned and any hair on them would be scorched and shaved if necessary. All these were boiled with spices until tender and then citrus juice and vinegar, salt and some hot red peppers and rosemary were also added.
The recipe is included in my cookbook Mint, Cinnamon & Blossom Water, Flavours of Cyprus, Kopiaste!
After cooking they would remove all the meat from the head and would put it in earthen pots together with the broth, which would form into a jelly because of the pectin created from the animal parts and from the citrus and a thick layer of lard would form on top, thus sealing it airtight and thus preserved for a long time.
The Greek version of zalatina is called pichti (πηχτή) and is made in a similar way, with the addition of vegetables, and different herbs and spices. Pichti is derived from the verb Πήζω (pizo), which means to set, and the word pectin comes from this word.
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17 Comments on Zalatina or Pichti
Ummmm…I'm not going to be rude here Ivy but this dish, along with "patsa" bring back childhood nightmares! It's definitely an acquired taste (I'm sure your one tastes lovely though!).
An interesting dish! Light, tasty and refreshing!
Have a great Sunday!
I've had an aversion to gelatins my whole life, apparently for no good reason! When I look at your list of ingredients there is nothing I would not eat nor put together except for those mysterious gelatin leaves. I can't say I'm going to make it, but the next time it's offered to me…I'm going to try it!
Ivy, happy holidays. I think this recipe is one I would definitely try. I just posted about a stew that is popular along the border and in the Hispanic culture. It's called menudo. It's made with tripe, the stomach lining of a cow. If I can eat that and enjoy it, I can see my self eating your dish and really liking it. Thanks for the great recipe. Have a wonderful and safe new year. May 2009 be healthy, happy and prosperous for you dear friend. Bug hugs.
I've never had zalatina before, but it sounds interesting. And very Greek. It's presented beautifully. Hope you had a great holiday!
Bravo Ivy! Nice recipe! I simply love pichti, it was my granfather's favourite. All the best for 2009 to you and your family!
Very interesting dish ivy! really new to me! will try it for sure.
Happy new year to u.
Anything with pork in it is good in my books! That looks just wonderful!
This dish is very artistic sis. I'm sure it was a welcome addition to your Christmas feast!!!!It's exciting to think of all the tasty dishes coming in 2009!!!!
looks delicious!
join in the savory event going in my blog!
Wish u a very happy new year!
Ivy, aspics are making a comeback in cooking…no longer relegated to those old, dusty cookbooks. Just you watch…more dishes lie these will pop up. Ivy lead the way!
Ivy – I learn about something totally unheard of often at your blog. This looks very interesting… I love using up things that wouldn't normally be used, you can find pork parts like the listed very cheap here.
Hope your holidays are going well.
This looks very much like what we call head cheese – actually it is head cheese. My dad used to love this dish and when he'd start, we'd all skatter.
looks delicious and Happy New Year!
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Good morning everyone and happy Saturday! Before I drag myself over to the gym, I wanted to announce the two winners of the Child of the Northern Spring by Persia Woolley giveaway. Thank you to everyone who participated - we had a great turnout. And I think that the entry form method worked out, I didn't hear of any problems from anyone, so I think I will be using it again in the future.
Without further adieu, the winners are...
I have sent out emails for your shipping addresses. Keep an eye out in December, there will be a few goodies up my sleeve. Enjoy the rest of your weekend!
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Marry form and function with this cool Kensington aluminium case for Samsung Galaxy S4.
Constructed using durable materials, this case from Kensington has been designed to hug your new Galaxy S4 and safeguard it from everyday scuffs and scratches it might encounter.
Simply clip in the phone and the case will protect the back and sides, keeping the phone looking pristine and immaculate- like the day it left the Samsung factory!
Finished in a cool brushed aluminium style, the case will make your phone stand out from the crowd. It has cut-outs for the camera and all the ports and buttons so you don't have to sacrifice useabillity or ergonomics.
This case from Kensington has been designed and engineered for use specifically with the Samsung Galaxy S4.


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Nancy Guppy Interviews Acclaimed Poets Christine Deavel and J.W. Marshall
Owners of Wallingford's longstanding "poem emporium," Open Books (openpoetrybooks.com), romantic and business partners J.W. Marshall and Christine Deavel are also acclaimed poets. This month they'll read together for Seattle Arts & Lectures (3/19, 7:30 p.m.; lectures.org).
LOCATION: A Muddy Cup in Wallingford, on a mild January day
DRINKS: John, a latte (and cheese Danish); Christine, tea (and bran muffin)
NG: It's 2014 and you own a brick-and-mortar poetry bookstore. Are you insane?
CD: Would we know?
JWM: I'm not sure the DSM has a category for us.
NG: Why do you write poetry?
JWM: Because I like going there. Besides the physicality of going to write, I get to go somewhere and investigate it in words.
CD: I don't know why, but I've been doing it since I was 5.
NG: How would you describe Christine the poet?
JWM: Remarkable. Visionary. Amazing imagery. I love reading her work.
NG: How would you describe John the poet?
CD: Risk taking. Deeply musical. Dark and loving all at once.
NG: How do you listen to a poem?
JWM: I've been listening with my eyes closed at readings because listening can be a palpable thing, and I feel like I have to shut down my other senses to be able to suck it in.
CD: I listen as a beginner. I don't bring expectations or worry. I just let it wash over.
NG: Does poetry surprise or scare you?
CD: Constantly! If you're not scared, you're not in it. You need to be uncomfortable.
JWM: And if the writer isn't surprised, the reader won't be.
NG: Is there a secret to writing poetry?
CD: Reading poetry. If you want to write it, you need to read it.
JWM: And you actually need to do it.
NG: When do you know if one of your poems is good?
CD: Never.
JWM: I think of [Emily] Dickinson, who said that when she felt the top of her head lifted off, that's when she knew it was poetry.
Nancy Guppy showcases Seattle artists on her show, Art Zone (seattlechannel.org/artzone).


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Butter and Eggs, Yellow Toadflax (Linaria vulgaris)
From all-creatures.org
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Dedicated to the Preservation and Restoration of the Whole of Creation
Humans - Animals - Environment
"And God saw all that He had made, and behold, it was very good. And there was evening and there was morning, the sixth day" (Genesis 1:31)
Wild Flowers of Sleepy Hollow Lake
- Butter-and-Eggs (Linaria vulgaris) -
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The actual size of the butter-and-eggs flower is about one inch long from the top of the upper lip to the bottom of the closed throat, or about one-thirteenth the size of this full-sized photo. The flower of the butter-and-eggs is formed by a 2-lipped corolla which is spurred at the base. The upper lip has two lobes which stand erect. The lower lip has three lobes with an orange colored base which close the throat. The butter-and-eggs, at close inspection, seems to have a hairy "tongue" resting on the top of the lower lip. We find ourselves constantly thanking God for little wonders, such as the butter-and-eggs, which bring joy to our souls. Let us work together to protect and preserve all that God has given us.
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Disappointment in public Transport network.
This has happened to me many times. Mostly every time you get into a Karwa Taxi, Driver ask you about the drop down location, Then he goes saying about estimated price like a private illegal taxi driver.Then when i ask to switch on for Metered price he always has a excuse either meter is out of order or he has not achieved his target or this place is far or he says my price is same as the meter.
This is a big stress to get into a Karwa taxi. even you agree to a assumed price without the meter for the nearest location if it's little further by any chance because of the doubt. They fuzz, make faces in fact raise the voice ask for 5-10 riyals more and rip you off.
So many times I have been helpless and furious with these people because of no disciplined.
I have been in DUBAI for past 5 years never been unhappy with Taxi Drivers. They switched on the meter without no hesitation as soon as you say the location to travel.They are very friendly and has no hurry to leave you behind because there not Target minded.
Qatar is the Richest Country in the world, looking forward for 2022 World cup. If the Public Transportation Sector as a Vital Function of a Nation is maintained in a such a way it is a Disgrace and shows how disorganized as a Nation.
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It always happens around the same time of year - between Dec. 21 and 23 - and for the Denver area, it means we'll stay cold for a few more months.
This year, the Winter Solstice occurs Wednesday, Dec. 21 at 10:30 p.m. MST. At precisely that moment, the sun's most direct rays move over the Tropic of Capricorn, a latitude line located 23.5 degrees south of the equator.
It's basically the moment our end of the earth is tilted farthest away from the sun. It's our shortest day of the year, and because we get less sunlight, our temperatures are generally colder. Hence, winter begins.
The Winter Solstice happens at the same moment for everyone. The west coast will bring in winter at 9:30 p.m. on Dec. 21.
Our friends in the central time zone will see winter begin at 11:30 p.m. on Dec. 21. However, for folks on the east coast, winter will officially start at 12:30 a.m. on Dec. 22. That's why some calendars say winter begins on Dec. 21 and others on Dec. 22. It all depends on where you live.
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The leading commander of U.S. forces within the Middle East singled out Iran as the only nation actively trying to destabilize and spark violence inside the region.
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"I anticipate that we are going to need to have much more maritime missile defense, anti-fast attack craft capabilities, amphibious ships and mine-countermeasure capability, and intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance assets," Mattis stated in written testimony.
Mattis also detailed how Iran was helping Syria, a connection CNN's Barbara Starr reported about on Monday.
The general also warned of Syria's weapons stash, saying the country's regime has a substantial amount of chemical and biological weapons, a important integrated air defense system, and thousands of shoulder-launched anti-aircraft missiles.
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Eastside FC takes on Eastside hunger
The girls playing for the Eastside Premier Soccer Club joined forces for a Halloween food drive, challenging their rival teams to see who had the most giving spirit. Coach Dan Bubar's G'97 Blue girls team won the challenge for the second year in a row. Coach Tom Turner's G'97 White team took second place.
Hopelink has reported it is serving 14 percent more people this year, equating to 18,383 individuals who need a helping hand. The Eastside FC teams collected and donated more than 1,400 pounds of food to local area food banks after their drives.
"It was great to see our soccer club rally together for a good cause. There's a feeling here of commitment to one another and to the community," Blue Team manager Susan McGinnis said.
The Blue team girls include Coach Bubar, Riley Dean, Jessica Freeman, Kelsey Yin, Anna McGinnis, Kendall Zack, Hanna Lund, Meredith Troy, Taylor Martinez, Abby Olson, Brianna Gergen, Jenna Weber, Joselyn Heffron and Pawehi Cloutier.
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Playhouse-Square has announced the lineup for its 2013 - 2014 Broadway Series.
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Oct. 1 through 13: "Matthew Bourne's Sleeping Beauty," Bourne's latest reimagining of a ballet classic.
Nov. 12 to 24: "Once," the tale of a Dublin street musician who falls in love, won eight 2012 Tony Awards, including best musical.
Dec. 4 to Jan. 5: "Wicked," the smash Broadway hit about the girls who grow up to be the Wicked Witch of the West and Glinda the Good.
Feb. 4 to 16: "The Gershwin's Porgy and Bess," winner of the 2012 Tony Award for best revival of a musical.
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April 1 to 13, 2014: "Flashdance: The Musical," a dance-filled musical with hit songs ("What a Feeling," "Maniac") from the movie and 16 new originals.
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