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The 48-year homeless man, who is accused stabbing and killing another homeless man in Kailua last month, entered a plea of not guilty this morning in Circuit Court.
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If there has been one message that has unfurled through the highs and lows of this season and has clear meaning now: If the New York Knicks are going to compete for the Eastern Conference championship, they are going to do so with Carmelo Anthony's and J.R. Smith's scoring, lights-out three-point shooting and a defined rotation.
"When we're clicking and guys are all making shots and the ball's moving, we can put numbers on the board as well as anyone in the league," Knicks coach Mike Woodson said.
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"It would mean a great deal for this franchise," Woodson said. "It's been a long time coming since this organization has won a division. It would be a major step for our team."
But 50-plus wins and division titles are nice only in the company of a meaningful playoff appearance. New York's recent stretch rekindled its chance of winning a title in June.
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"We're committed. That's all I can say," Woodson said. "We still have a ways to go. We really do. I applaud the guys for their effort and what they've been doing."
Can they sustain it?
"This is the time where you've got to start playing your best basketball, and it's got to continue on into the playoffs," Woodson said.
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Audience Goes Crazy Over Oprah's "Favorite Things"
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Have they just sent their youngest kids off to college? Or won the lottery? Or heard that they're the next contestant on The Price Is Right? Nope. These middle-aged teenyboppers are crazy happy cuz, well, they don't exactly know at this point. But Oprah is about to tell them. And whatever makes Oprah happy makes them happy.
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gruaig_rua 7 years
Oprah's audience always scare me. It's like they're possessed. Or part of some cult!
vikingprin 7 years
to explain to the confused: In "Oprah's favorite things" sections, she talks about products she loves and gives the audience members "gift packs" with those items. And we aren't talking about shampoo samples here, the last christmas one included a fridge and a camcorder. Oprah's favorite things, xmas 2007 http://images.oprah.com/download/pdfs/presents/2007/holiday/oft/gifts_oft_print.pdf
yadiet 7 years
what was it that she was going to do?!
Leene 7 years
That kind of hysteria made me really scared. I almost had to hide under my desk. Those ladies are frightening!
italianblonde 7 years
That video was crazy!!! Haha.
jessie 7 years
:nerdgirl: ummmm.....public humiliation anyone? come on..its one thing to be excited...:rotfl:
guineapiggin9 7 years
have you seen some of the stuff she gives away??? yeah, i think id be screaming too...maybe not as loud, but still excited.
Francoisehardly 7 years
I'll gladly except stuff she gives away (except for music she might give the audience) but there'll be no screaming from me.
puddlesworth 7 years
I have no idea what the big deal is... is she going to give them stuff?
sweetpeabrina 7 years
They were talking about this on the Bert Show this morning. After any little thing the women would start screaming. Oprah would say "Green Apples" and the women would scream. I would love to be on her winter favorite things show. :D Free stuff is awesome.
k-squared 7 years
It's really sad how many women I know in my life that actually are crazy about Oprah.
dkaanoi 7 years
hahahah this made me laugh so hard!!! They are straight crying and thank the lord. hahahahah hilarious.They are goin crazy!!
michelleannette 7 years
wow. these ladies must worship oprah. i'm with the guys...what is the big deal? i think i may be missing something......


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text: CS and Mensa The Christian Way Forums Home Search Members Calendar Who's On Welcome Guest ( Login | Register ) Recent PostsRecent Posts Popular TopicsPopular Topics Home » The Christian Way Forums » CS - General Discussion Not Related to... » CS and Mensa 11 posts, Page 1 of 212»» CS and Mensa Rate Topic Display Mode Topic Options Message Posted Thursday, April 18, 2013 3:13 PM Post #21255 Guest Does anyone know if Mensans are more likely or less likely to be CSists? Mensans are 2% of the population. However, according the Pew Forum on Major Religious Traditions in the U.S. CSists would seem to fall into the 0.3% "Other Christian" category. See: http://religions.pewforum.org/reports So denominations such as the Mormons and Jehovah's Witnesses are significant enough for the own listings. But CSists are relegated to a "catch-all" category? Posted Thursday, April 18, 2013 3:45 PM Post #21258 Do_Go_Be_Man (Alan)Do_Go_Be_Man (Alan) Interesting thought. I've never known a Christian Scientist who was in Mensa. I knew one who qualified, but declined membership. Do Go Be Man <>< Posted Monday, February 03, 2014 5:10 PM Post #23062 Guest well, i've been a lifelong cs (even though I left the MC 20 years ago) and have been a member of mensa for 6 years PCT Posted Tuesday, February 04, 2014 9:06 AM Post #23067 millieksmillieks I am a member of Mensa, and still officially a member of TMC although I am no longer a Christian Scientist. One of these days I'll get around to ending my membership. :/ My dedication sort of slowly waned over time, and I can't really pinpoint an exact time when I went from calling myself a CSist to not. It was a very gradual departure in my case. Anyway, my mom, who was a devoted CSist for the rest of her life after she got into it, was highly intelligent though not a member of Mensa. I don't know if she would have qualified or not; she never tried to. Most of the CSists I've known seemed pretty intelligent, as far as classic intelligence (as measured by IQ tests) goes. I would say that most of the ones I've known personally would rank above average, on the whole (with a few exceptions, of course). This says little-to-nothing about emotional/mental health, which is a whole 'nother topic! Although, frankly, non-CS Mensans can also be a little nuts! Posted Tuesday, February 04, 2014 9:56 AM Post #23071 Extinction of CSExtinction of CS Well, I'm a Mensan. Joined in '77, about the same time I escaped CS. Geniuses can be eccentric. For example, Nikola Tesla invented the polyphasic transmission of alternating current (while Thomas Edison wouldn't budge from direct current - which would require powerplants every few miles due to line losses). Tesla never married, spurned women who tried to date him, believed celibacy improved the function of his brain, was certain that he was in contact with extraterrestials, and later in life.....fell in love with a pigeon. But I've never attended a Mensa meeting where topics such as necromancy and animal magnetism were ever brought up...... (Though throwing a conversational gambit into the pool at a Mensa meeting as to "Is the Universe, including Man, governed by Atomic Force" would be worth the resultant splash!) Posted Tuesday, February 04, 2014 10:47 AM Post #23076 millieksmillieks I never knew that about Tesla -- very interesting! Did the pigeon return his affection? I am reminded of the anecdote that most of us have probably heard about how Einstein was very impressed with CS. The version I heard was that he didn't officially join because he couldn't give up his cigars. Don't really know how true that is, but of course when I was a CSist I ate it up. You know, if Einstein believes in it, then that just proves it's the truth! (Of course, Einstein didn't believe in quantum mechanics, so....) Posted Tuesday, February 04, 2014 2:15 PM Post #23085 realsciencerealscience Caroline Fraser points out in her book (p. 418) that the assertion (repeated by Robert Peel) that Einstein had an interest in Christian Science has no documented source. It may well be spurious. Who knows, maybe the grand old man walked into a reading room or church in Princeton out of curiosity, and the CSers there magnified that into the notion that Einstein validates Christian Science. Posted Tuesday, February 04, 2014 8:37 PM Post #23087 Guest From the Mary Baker Eddy Library's website (http://www.marybakereddylibrary.org/research/einstein): "Much of the evidence of Einstein's interest in Christian Science has proven unreliable or based on sources that can't be verified. However, there is certainly evidence to suggest that Einstein had some interest in Christian Science. "In the early 1950s Einstein attended a Wednesday noonday meeting at Fifth Church of Christ, Scientist, New York City. After the service he was greeted by George Nay, then a member of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship. During their conversation, Nay later recalled that Einstein said, "Do you people realize what a wonderful thing you have?"3 According to various eyewitnesses, Einstein also attended several Wednesday evening meetings of the Christian Science church in Princeton, New Jersey, his home from the 1930s until his death in 1955. There is an account of this in The Mary Baker Eddy Library archives by Mary Spaulding. She states that Einstein, in regards to Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, said, "...to think that a woman knew this over eighty years ago."4 Spaulding also stated that Einstein is reported to have visited the Reading Room in Princeton on a number of occasions. "Based on information provided to the Archives and Library Department in 1970 from the New Jersey Committee on Publication, Helen Dukas (Einstein's secretary from 1928 until his passing in 1955) was contacted regarding his relationship with Christian Science. She stated that so far as she knew, Einstein knew nothing about Christian Science, had no interest in it, expressed no opinion about it, and made no reference to it in his papers." And from the summary at the end of a scholarly paper (the MBE Library's article provides a link to it), written by William Cooper, Professor Emeritus of the School of Information at the University of California, Berkeley (https://docs.google.com/document/pub?id=1SePVIC-mFMAGJtzElow5B8K-Wbe9bKo4cj5h3XZLoG8): "At times Einstein expressed some notions that would be hard to reconcile with Eddy's metaphysics. For example, some interview material suggests that, at a younger age at least, he believed sensation to reside in matter, contrary to her teaching.[39] His understanding of her writings could have been idiosyncratic, his agreement with them might have been only partial, and his generous comments about them in conversation have to be considered in the light of his natural politeness. Nevertheless Eddy's metaphysical system stands in general sympathy with his stated reservations about popular religious thought, concerns itself with the derivative character of matter, and shares some ground with some of his favorite philosophers. At a minimum, we may conclude that for him it came closer than more traditional Judeo-Christian creeds to his expressed ideal of a 'cosmic religion'. To that extent at least his special interest in it is explainable, and future historians might well ponder its significance." Posted Wednesday, February 05, 2014 6:26 PM Post #23096 Guest Didn't he walk into an open manhole at Princeton as well? Posted Thursday, February 06, 2014 1:29 PM Post #23105 Guest I know two individuals with an almost 20 point tested IQ differential. The "less smart" one is far more popular, with better interpersonal skills. And, just as important, the "less smart" one has a far greater common sense. I would argue that quite a few "smart" CSers are lacking in interpersonal skills and common sense. Lack of common sense allows one to be duped by the CS cult. Being smart, in the MENSA or tested IQ sense, alone doesn't lead to great life decisions. 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I ran the Azalea Trails 10 K several times in March in Mobile, Alabama. I would highly recommend the race to anyone! It was typically during the kids Spring Break, or as it was called in Alabama, AEA Break. We would go to Gulf Shores, AL, set up camp and then I would drive up to Mobile and run the race, eat my cup of Black Eyed Peas, drink a Bud Light or 10 and then head back to the Gulf for a few days vacation.
My most memorable Azalea Trails run was in 1990 something I believe it was 1999, I am not sure of the exact year, but just guessing. I went by myself as Chris and the kid's didn't want to go to the Gulf that year for some unknown reason, probably a soccer tournament I suspect. I arrived at about 8P on Friday night to pick up my packet and check out the EXPO. Bill Rodgers was the featured speaker that year. He had been there before and is a local favorite. After he was finished speaking I was one of the last in line to ask a question. I introduced myself and to my surprise Bill said, do you have time for a beer. Of course I do, I mean you are Bill Freakin Rodgers, I got nothing but time. So we sat down and had a beer. I shared with him that I had considered quitting running. When it came time to leave, he took out a picture and here is what he wrote:
Thank you Bill. You don't remember me, but I will never forget you taking time to visit with me in Mobile that night at the Expo. Your advice rings even louder today!
So my Loop friends, I say to you as Bill said to me "Let's Always Run".
Holy cats! You had a beer with Bill Rodgers. How awesome is that?????
My first pair of running shoes were Etonics.
If you remember this meeting/beer, after all these years, what makes you think that he won't remember it. Maybe you should have given him one of your pictures too.
Very cool. I bet he would remember you if you had asked him to sign that dang green bean!
ryan's saying was "let's always run --- in opposite directions."
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That's fantastic!
I got to meet Bill just last month at the Cherry Blossom 10 Miler (also something he ran and won back in the day). He spent time with everyone who was lined up for an autograph. When I mentioned that I've been back running the last few years after a 20 plus year hiatus he signed my bib "Lets always run the Blossom". Kind of neat that he still giving out some great advice.
I'm not a bit surprised that Bill wanted to sit down and toss back a few cold ones with YOU. Afterall, you're TO-freaking-superstar!! The man, the myth, the legend. I'm in! Let's run forever
"Anything that gets your blood racing is probably worth doing" - Hunter S. Thompson
Now I'm wondering what you asked in the Q and A that triggered the beer invitation.
I'm upping my expectations for next year's Boston Pre-race dinner "mystery guest:"... No pressure.
Life's a Journey...Enjoy the Ride!
I'm glad you didn't stop running!
The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step
-Lao Tzu
I love hearing the guys in the limelight are good guys.
If that's not motivation to keep running, nothing is!
Next to Pre,,,Bill Rogers is the coolest.. You are so lucky to have a beer with him,, he's my favorite runner..
Run happy , Run mad , Run broken-hearted , Run free ... but whatever you do, Just RUN!!!
Jeez Forrest Gump, have you met EVERYONE?!?! Lol!!! I bet he remembers the gun show....
I don't know about you, but I'm feeling 26.2.
Attitude is everything
Just keep running...


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Hal-le-lu-jah, you have won the victory.
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Hallelujah, you have won it all for me.
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Clemson University flew me in to give a speech to their performing arts students and faculty about what I do. Special thanks to Department Chair David Hartmann, to Professor Hamilton Altstatt, to Rode Microphones (for their generous door prizes –… Read more »
My published Weapons Recording Guide on ASoundEffect.com
ASoundEffects.com just published my weapons recording guide. Enjoy the lengthy details! http://www.asoundeffect.com/weapon-sound-effects-recording/
New game I worked on – Need for Speed releases Today!
The newest Need for Speed game is available for purchase today for XBox One, PS4, and PC. Wanted to share the news, behind the scenes pictures and video of my field recording work tracking an awesome modified sports car. IGN.com… Read more »
Dren McDonald on Gathering Sky and Gunman Taco Truck
This month we spoke to Dren McDonald about his composition and sound design for the recently released Gathering Sky, as well as his compositions for the upcoming game, Gunman Taco Truck. Dren has worked in the game industry as an audio director, composer… Read more »
Call For Applications – Help Select G.A.N.G.'s Music Award Finalists
GANG is recruiting judges for two new screening committees to oversee all GANG Awards music categories. We need applicants who care deeply about game music and about the prestige of these awards – professionals, students and enthusiasts. If you qualify,… Read more »
Composing Signature Game Themes
http://output.com/gears-of-war-main-theme-analysis/ One of the most important skills a game composer needs is the ability to compose distinctive, compelling and memorable themes. In addition to providing the "heart and soul" of the gaming experience, a game theme is a branding device… Read more »
Updates from the GANG Leadership
Greetings to the G.A.N.G. membership! It's high time for an update from the officers and boards to let you know what's going on. Simply put, it's quite a lot. G.A.N.G. was founded to help audio professionals and aspiring professionals in… Read more »
Chance Thomas – Composing Music for Games: The Art, Technology and Business of Video Game Scoring.
This month we interviewed Chance Thomas about his new book Composing Music for Games: The Art, Technology and Business of Video Game Scoring. In Composing Music For Games, Chance has distilled twenty years of his own game scoring expertise for students, having personally researched, invented, tested, observed,… Read more »
Jeff Ball Interview (July, 2015)
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I will be a panelist and performer at two events in Pittsburgh, PA this summer: On July 25th I will be onsite at Confluence, Pittsburgh's Scifi/Fantasy/Horror con as a panelist for topics including "Audioscapes for Created Worlds", a primer on sound design… Read more »


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Photomicrography Captures the Beauty of the Small
The line between science and fiction just got even more blurry. Chris Parks, an artist who worked on the gorgeous, watery special effects in Darren Aronofsky's weirdo time-travel movieThe Fountain, is also a science photographer whose picture of plankton swimming into the eye of a needle won 5th place in Nikon's… »
What does this one-micron sized object look like to you? Despite what Freud would say, that boldly thrusting little guy is a microcrystal, once classified as a powder too tiny to be imaged using X-rays. But a bunch of European X-ray fiends have rigged up a special X-ray diffractor at the European Synchrotron Radiation… »


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Ski and Stay in The Berkshires
A SKI & STAY weekend in the Berkshires will relax the mind and replenish the soul. One night and you'll know why our town, Great Barrington, was voted "Best Small Town in America" by Smithsonian Magazine. In addition Great Barington is consistently voted as a "TOP Eastern Ski Destination Town" by SnowEAST Magazine #1 in 2009, 2010 & 2011 and why this area was labeled as "America's Premier Cultural Resort". Plan now to spend a peaceful evening or long weekend at one of 40 fine lodging establishments close to Ski Butternut. Choose your preferred accommodation type from our list on the left: B&B's, Country Inns, Hotels/ Motels, Resorts, Condos, Private Homes or Apartments. Then call the property directly to make your reservation.
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Rumor: TNG-HD is a-coming
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Remastered TNG is going to sell bucketloads on any format. I didn't get TOS-R; I never completely got into 60's Trek, but I would buy TNG Bluray in a heartbeat.
I'm hoping that if it does happen, we'll eventually get HD upscales of DS9 and Voyager, not complete remastering because they probably don't need it.
I think Voyager and DS9 would require the same level of time and work as TNG, because I think the editing and FX were pretty much done the same way despite the better quality, and I know many if not all of the CG shots are pretty much lost and would need to be redone from scratch (for the later seasons that used CG).
So since they are all 7 seasons, I'd say they're just as much trouble as TNG to remaster in that way, and neither one is as popular as TNG. It just depends on how long it takes before CBS believes it's worth the investment. And let's see how long it takes them to finish up remastering 7 seasons of TNG. I can't imagine them putting that time into Voyager especially (as much as I love it).
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A Wyoming Retreat Gets a Mod Update
Penance: Even if they aren't literally enclosed, the best dining rooms feel like private spaces. When he renovated this Shigeru Ban architected getaway in the Hamptons, designer Shamir Shah configured the small house's main dining room in an awkward area between the kitchen and main entry to the house to take advantage of floor-to-ceiling views of the garden and fashioned a table from a gigantic piece of reclaimed wood. Malcolm Hill's wooden screen divider and a festive chandelier rivet guests and leave them oblivious to the fact that they are essentially eating in a corridor.
Penance: London celeb designer Kelly Hoppen rarely cooks but she entertains a lot and cherishes meals that go on for hours. In this large Thameside loft, Hoppen located her informal dining room adjacent to the kitchen and designed the oversized chandelier and window screens out of chain mail real. As if that wasn't playful enough, she mounted all of her guests' leather bucket chairs on coasters and configured them, naturally, around a circular table.
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Articulate Your Company Culture
Figuring out what your company culture is as soon as possible is one of the smartest things you can do as an entrepreneur. This culture will dictate who you hire and why, and this team will end up defining your company's success from the inside out. Here are a few things to consider when articulating your company culture:
Create a document that defines your culture.
- For example, Netflix became famous in 2009 when it published a 128-page power-point manifesto. Reading it clearly conveys their company culture to prospective employees and collaborators and establishes their overall tone and spirit.
- There is no right or wrong way to articulate your culture. For example, in contrast to Netflix's epic tome, Hulu has a single page manifesto that breaks down their company culture.
Incorporate culture into the physical landscape.
- Regardless of its size, your office space is a blank canvas in which you can express your company culture and personality. From decorations and colors, to artwork and props, you can establish an energy and a tone as soon as people walk through your doors that will help define how the conduct their business there.
Company culture is one of the most important factors that contribute to your company's success, and thankfully, it's also one of the most creative – so have fun with it!
Sue Funkhouser, Founder and Organization Development Consultant of Pinwheel Performance, offers industry expertise on ways to establish and maintain your ideal culture while growing.


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Lawyer, reference librarian deals in Forest HillsAdjunct Professor Jorene Robbie in BlockShopper Queens, September 01, 2009
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Jorene Frenkl Robbie sold a 1,020-square-foot home at 61-03 102nd St. in Forest Hills to Sumita Chowdhury for $412,000 on July 10.
The home was built in 1940.
Robbie is an adjunct professor of law and a librarian at the Fordham University School of Law in New York.
She joined Fordham Law Library in 1998 as a reference librarian. She previously worked at Columbia University Law Library as a reference librarian and as head of the reference department. She also worked as a legal research lecturer at the New York University Institute of Paralegal Studies and has also practiced trusts and estates law with Demov, Morris, Levin & Shein.
She has an bachelor's degree from Barnard College, a master's from Columbia University School of Library Service and a J.D. from Fordham University School of Law.
There were 167 sales in Forest Hills in 2008, with a median price of $580,000.


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Whether in our daily operations or personal life, risk management calls for you to review the task, conditions, resources and equipment; assess all the risks involved; determine if there are ways to mitigate those risks; and, ultimately, decide whether the activity is worth doing or too risky. You gather as much information as you can to help make the decision while continuously updating your sight picture to adjust your decision if the situation changes.
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Archive for Thursday, February 4, 2010
Choir builds sets for musical after funding decreases
February 4, 2010
Art is imitating life for students and faculty involved in Eudora High School's spring musical, "Songs for a New World."
The musical consists of a series of vignettes wherein characters can either choose the path of least resistance or take a difficult but intrinsically gratifying path.
As the Eudora USD 491's budget has gradually tightened, little to no funding has been made available for the EHS spring musical. EHS Choir director Angela Yarnell and her students could have simply performed in front of a bland backdrop provided on the Eudora Middle School auditorium's stage.
Instead, Yarnell and the students added at least five hours each building sets in addition to the they time spent rehearsing.
"We are trying to recognize how talented the kids are and that they deserve to have a show regardless of what can be paid for," Yarnell said.
The students have worked especially hard during the last four weeks, when they constructed the sets after school, work, athletics and other activities.
"I have never worked on a set before," said senior Abigail Mott, who will perform in her third school musical. "This is the most excited I've been for a performance because everyone has done so much and you can see it. It looks awesome."
The ownership the students — and some parents — had in making the musical happen give every little part of the set more meaning.
"My dad came in and basically made my set," freshman Biz Young said. "It's just a swing, but it's special because you know the person who did it instead of having the set just come in and you don't know (who made it)."
Yarnell also said the extra time spent creating sets brought her closer with the students.
"We've had a lot of bonding time because we're up there building, and we've had time to chat in ways that we normally wouldn't," Yarnell said.
In turn, the choir has become a tighter group.
"I've gotten to know some people that I wasn't close to, but not because of the musical part," junior Sara Hoppe said. "It's because we were working together. "
The closeness is something that shouldn't be minimized, as Mott noted there are students from various social circles participating in the performance.
Local businesses also have purchased "break-a-leg" ads to sponsor the performance.
"It is the community pulling together," Yarnell said. "People who I've never even met before are showing up and saying, 'what do I need to do?' or 'what tools can I go home and get?' And it's more meaningful because it's not staff driven, it's student driven."
Performances of "Songs for a New World" will be at 7:30 p.m. Thursday and Saturday in the EMS auditorium.
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This summer gay people in the Midwest had unprecedented cause for celebration with the demise of The Defense of Marriage Act, and Minnesota's legalization of same gender marriage.
We held vigils. We gathered around camp fires and sang" KumBy Ya." We stood outside religious buildings and sang "We Shall Overcome." We went to our state capitols and held artfully and interestingly designed signs that said things like "Would you rather I marry YOUR daughter?" or "Who exactly do you think designed your daughter's wedding gown."
But as smug and successful as we may be tempted to feel, our recent victory came down to one and only one thing: The United States Economy.
Like all good Americans, I spent my President Bush $600 stimulus check on shoes and botox. And quite frankly, when it comes to the trickle-down theory, over the course of a lifetime, I've had an untold number of things trickle down on me, and never ONCE has it been a pleasant experience.
Same gender marriage came down to politician's realization that there is one and only one thing that will revitalize the US economy: Gay. Wedding. Registry.
I don't know about you, but David and I have personally purchased enough Cuisinart Food Processors as wedding gifts that we were recently recognized in Cuisinart's annual report.
Do the math: 6 weddings a year, $100 a pop, 10 years together.
We've been giving food processors as wedding gifts for so long,we're now having to find ways to discretely learn who kept the food processor in the divorce so we can try to figure out something different for the second marriage.
Don't get me wrong. I'm thrilled about equal rights and tax benefits and being on my partner's health insurance so I can have a heart attack and not lose the house and all.
But the part that really excites me is: we can throw a wedding , invite all our friends and friends of friends, and brazenly tuck in cards that say "The Happy Couple is Registered at a very-expensive-store-that-you'd- never-shop-at-because-its-so-pretentious-you'd-feel-like-Julia-Roberts-in-"Pretty Woman."
Yeah, that store.
And gay people all over the United States are going to have gift registries longer than their best friend's list of one-night-stands, and more complicated than the visitation schedule for the pet of a recently separated gay couple.
And we love it.
Finally, we're going to fill in those huge gaps in our All-Clad cookware and Baccarat Crystal. We'll get stylishly coordinatedFerragamo shoes, briefcase and tablet covers. Our trousseau will be stocked with 1,000 count linens and Egyptian cotton towels.
Our sisters across the street are going to finally get that variable speed, hydrostatic clutch, diamond dust bladed, jet fuel powered chain saw they've always wanted. There will be tartan plaid flannel kitchen coordinates of aprons styled like shirts with sleeves torn off, hot pads shaped like softball mitts, and placemats in the silhouette of Chevy Silverados.
And we will shame our friends and families to fulfill each and every item on our gift list.
After all, what goes around, comes around.
*This post was contributed by Bernie Erickson who has shared a life with his partner, David for 11 years. Bernie and David were married in Winnipeg in 2006.
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