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Bowditch & Dewey licenses ContractExpress for firm-wide use
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Paul Hastings licenses ContractExpress
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ASDA features in The Law Society Gazette
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Cooley expands Cooley GO into the UK
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Hydro Ottawa licenses ContractExpress for SharePoint
Hydro Ottawa HQ'ed in Ontario Canada has licensed ContractExpress for SharePoint running on Business Integrity's QuickStart hosting platform to run automated business contracts.read more
Chapman & Cutler expands its ContractExpress license
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Frost Brown Todd expands its ContractExpress license
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FedEx Ground expands its ContractExpress license
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Winstead PC expands its ContractExpress license
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Foley Hoag subscribes to ContractExpress 5
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Hanson Bridget expands its ContractExpress license
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McMillan, LLP subscribes to ContractExpress 5
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Improving Strategic Outcomes With Toyota's Example
A singular focus on one strategy means you're not paying attention to other key areas. Develop support mechanisms for your strategy that help you continually scan the horizon. Stay focused, but be aware of and able to respond to any peripheral fallout. "Our goal is to be number one in the hearts and minds of our customers," Jim Lentz, president of Toyota USA, told a television interviewer recently. In the wake of massive recalls stemming from what Wharton Professor of Marketing Peter Fader calls a "Perfect storm" of separate engineering problems, Lentz's customers and a worldwide audience have some serious doubts about that goal.
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Archive: July, 2009
Carrie Rickey, Film Critic
Writer-celeb Adam Sandler and writer-director Judd Apatow go way back. Twenty years ago the star, 43 next month, and the filmmaker, 41, roomed together in Los Angeles while trying to crack the fortress that is Hollywood. Videotapes of prank calls they made then open Funny People, Apatow's portrait of an uber-successful comedian without intimates (Sandler) who hires an adoring fan and aspiring comedian (Seth Rogen) to nurse him through a health crisis and write material for him. Is Funny People funny? I laughed, I cringed. (I was supposed to, I think.)
Going in (something of a slog, considering the trailer for the film was an object lesson in too much information), I wondered how Sandler's persona of the passive-aggressive eternal boy would mesh with Apatow's theme of the arrested-development male (see 40 Year Old Virgin and Knocked Up) trying to evolve. Coming out, I'm not sure if it was a mesh or a partially-successful graft.
Whichever, my respect for Sandler as an actor continues to grow. Funny People gives him the scope to consistently surprise the audience with unmodulated anger and elastic voice. He has more colors in his performance than just blue (as in moroseness and profanity). Unbelievably, in 15 years he's made more than 20 feature films ranging from the juvenilia of Billy Madison and Happy Gilmore to the youthful romanticism of The Wedding Singer and 50 First Dates to the moody, broody man-on-edge in Punch-Drunk Love and Reign Over Me. The performance that best reflects all these different facets of the Sandler persona is his role in Spanglish. Still, I wish he would ditch gratuitous remakes like Mr. Deeds and The Longest Yard to develop material that challenges him as an actor. BTW, while I thought I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry was strained, I laughed myself silly through You Don't Mess With the Zohan. Your thoughts on Sandler? Apatow? Funny People? Sharing too much information in a movie trailer?
Carrie Rickey, Film Critic
My favorite movie geeks are gearing up for the new season of the AMC cable series Mad Men, set in a Madison Avenue ad agency during the the JFK's Camelot era. Until it's back on air, may I suggest my six favorite movies about hucksters, some of which influenced the series in content, art direction and attitude?
(Pictured is Cary Grant, who famously twice played an adman, in the delicious Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House, where he struggles over an ad campaign for canned ham, and in the superlative North by Northwest, where he is too busy eluding arrest to do any copywriting.)
1) Christmas in July (1940) Preston Sturges farce about an ordinary joe (Dick Powell) who thinks he wrote a winning slogan for a coffee company and spends the prize money before he's got the check.
Carrie Rickey, Film Critic
Jay, a reader, writes to complain about what he calls "chopped-up" movies and what I would call a "fractured narrative," you know, movies that have beginnings, middles and ends but not in that order. (Think Pulp Fiction and Memento.) For him, the latest offender is (500) Days of Summer. I very much enjoyed the film about an aspiring architect who begins the movie by telling us his relationship ended and that he doesn't know why, and then recalls, non-chronologically, the highs and lows of the affair the way one might recall it for a friend who wasn't around.
For Jay, this is "a cheap attempt to create suspense where there shouldn't really be any. I also heard someone say that chopping the movie up keeps the viewer on his toes while watching it. But again, I just feel like this is a cheat, in that if the movie were interesting enough in the first place, the viewer wouldn't need a trick like that to stay involved." (My only issue with (500) Days is that I find the Zooey Deschanel character irritatingly self-conscious.)
The earliest case of a fractured narrative that I know of is The Power and the Glory, a 1933 Spencer Tracy film written by Preston Sturges about a rags-to-riches industrialist. The story is told in flashback, intercutting the industrialist's rise to power with his fall from grace, and many cite it as a precursor of Citizen Kane. For me, this structure mimics that of a mystery, where the viewer gets jigsaw pieces of information and tries to fit them together for the big picture.
Carrie Rickey, Film Critic
So beloved and so vital a part of the national folklore is The Wizard of Oz that it's almost incomprehensible that the 1939 film based on L. Frank Baum's American allegory, the film that made Judy Garland a star and "somewhere over the rainbow" a goal, was not an immediate classic. As this wonderful piece by Emma Brockes (hat tip, moviecitynews.com) reports, the film did not make its $2.7 million investment back until 1956 when CBS leased television syndication rights and the flying monkeys haunted the dreams of a generation of baby boomers and their children.
Brockes delicately teases out the populist references of the source material while celebrating the New Deal lyrics of wordsmith and social activist E.Y. "Yip" Harburg. (As a college literature prof explained to us when I was an undergraduate, the yellow brick road represented the gold standard, the Scarecrow American agriculture, the Tin Man American industry and the Cowardly Lion Wall Street.) And she colorfully describes the atmosphere at the Oz conventions (before Trekkies and Star Warriors there were Oz nuts): "The Baum-ites disdain the Judy-ites; the Oz scholars cut eyes at the collectors. Everyone loves the Munchkins."
My guess is that in the age of DVD and downloads, with the possible exception of The Godfather films, the average American over 30 has seen The Wizard of Oz more times than any other title. I still shudder when I hear the seven-note bar of music that heralds the flying monkeys. My throat constricts and heart enlarges when Judy Garland sings "Over the Rainbow." What pulls me through is the film's devastation-defying hope and, as Brockes infers, the sense that we each have more power than we think we do. You?
Carrie Rickey, Film Critic
Nearly 47 years after her 1962 death at the age of 36, Marilyn Monroe continues to bewitch. So the news this week that a brassiere once worn by the beguiling blonde sold at auction for $5,200 shouldn't be a surprise. The undergarment in question is a marvel of engineering, a double-slung sling described by lingerie authorities as an antecedent of the Wonderbra.
Perhaps more than any actress of her generation, Monroe lived the truth behind the Oscar Wilde quip that to be natural is such a difficult pose to keep up. The late Holly Solomon, an art dealer who befriended Monroe when both studied at the Actor's Studio in New York during the 1950s, sometimes shared a cab with her to the Sutton Place apartment where they both lived. Solomon liked to tell the story about how impressed she was that in the era of long-line foundation garments and binding girdles, Monroe seemed unbound by underwear and the proprieties of the day. "In the elevator one day I screwed up the courage to tell Marilyn that I wished that I could, like her, go braless," Solomon recalled. To her surprise, Marilyn giggled and unbuttoned her blouse to reveal a sheer brassiere that had nipples embroidered on its cups. "It's about illusion," Monroe confided.
Art historians tell us that famous nudes (think of Goya's Naked Maja) are depicted displaying their wares as though corseted in the fashion of the day, but with the foundation garments stripped off. So the figure is both clothed and unclothed, as it were. In this sense, Monroe continued this longstanding visual arts tradition.
Carrie Rickey, Film Critic
When did nudity in movies stop being sexy and start being funny? I speak, of course, of scenes in this summer's films The Hangover, The Proposal, Bruno and The Ugly Truth (opening Friday) in which the anti-erotic nudity of Zach Galifianakis, Sandra Bullock, Ryan Reynolds, Sacha Baron Cohen and Katherine Heigl is played for laughs.
First time I noticed this was about six years ago in Something's Gotta Give in a scene where Jack Nicholson loses his way in Diane Keaton's house and startles his nekkid hostess in the hallway. (This, shortly after a scene where Nicholson, on pain meds, wanders down a hospital hallway with the back of his hospital gown open.) Then there was Sideways where the Naked Guy runs down the street trying to beat up Thomas Haden Church who had his way with Naked Guy's wife. Since then, the naked Greco-Roman wrestling between Borat and his videographer in Borat has been a high of low gross-out comedy.
Do the laughs come from the surprise of seeing man and woman parts not in the service of titillation? Or....? Your thoughts?
Carrie Rickey, Film Critic
While previewing Julie & Julia, Nora Ephron's yummy film about blogger Julie Powell (Amy Adams) and her heroine-worship of jolly French chef Julia Child (Meryl Streep), I whispered to a colleague, "Is Streep the first actor ever to have previously played on screen the director he/she works for in a subsequent film?" (Streep, of course, played Ephron in Mike Nichols' Heartburn (1986), about the bustup of Ephron's marriage to Washington Post scribe Carl Bernstein.)
The closest example I can come up with is that William Wellman, Jr. played his father in senior's Lafayette Escadrille, (1958), about the elite World War I flying legion -- but that misses the mark by many miles. Can you think of one?
The Streep/Ephron connection goes back to Silkwood (1983), which Ephron co-wrote with Alice Arlen. In Julie & Julia, Streep is a jolly, jolly Julia, nailing the carbonated voice, cheery confidence and irrepressible vivacity of the woman who taught Americans how to bone a duck, set an aspic and embrace butter like a long-lost lover. It also occured to me while watching Streep's masterful embodiment of the master chef, that the actress might have played more real-life figures than any other performer. Let's see: she was Karen Silkwood, Isak Dinesen in Out of Africa, Ephron in Heartburn, Lindy Chamberlain, accused child murderess, in A Cry in the Dark, violin teacher Roberta Guaspari in Music of the Heart, Susan Orlean in Adaptation and now Child in J & J. She played a slightly fictionalized Carrie Fisher in Postcards from the Edge. That makes eight. Can any other actor top that?
Carrie Rickey, Film Critic
Not many actors make the leap from small screen to big screen. Yet Katherine Heigl, that double dip of praline who won a supporting actress Emmy for Grey's Anatomy a few years back but was snubbed today when nominations were announced, is prospering as a movie star. Her first two films as a lead, Knocked Up and 27 Dresses, were huge successes. And there's every reason to think she'll go three-for-three with The Ugly Truth, the R-rated rom-com co-starring Gerard Butler, opening next Friday. From the looks of the trailers, The Ugly Truth recalls the pleasant Ashley Judd/Hugh Jackman vehicle, Someone Like You.
Your thoughts on Heigl ? On why she may be faring better on the big screen than the small? (On the small screen, gestures have to be a little larger in order to register while on the big screen, which is more microscopic, actors have to dial it down.) Other actors who made the successful transition? Denzel Washington and Johnny Depp. Jennifer Aniston and Kathleen Turner. James Garner and Sally Field. Burt Reynolds and Clint Eastwood.


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The Uplift War
- Written by David Brin
===About the Book=== Billions of years ago, an alien race known as the Progenitors began the genetically engineered techniques by which non-intelligent creatures are given intelligence by one of the higher races in the galaxy. Once "Uplifted," these creature must serve their patron race before they, in turn, can Uplift other races. Human intelligence, which developed by itself (and brought about the Uplifting of chimpanzees and dolphins), is an affront to the aliens who plan an attack, threatening a human experiment aimed at producing the next Uplift. Such is the premise of this novel, which won the 1988 Hugo Award.
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- Genre: Sci-Fi
- Theme(s): Sci-Fi (Futuristic)
- Author: David Brin
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The commission has been asking people for their views on the three short-listed options for a new runway in the south east of England - a second runway a Gatwick, a third runway at Heathrow, and an extension to the existing northern runway at Heathrow to operate as two separate runways.
Chaired by Howard Davies, the commission is expected to make its final recommendations following the General Election. It has already rejected the idea of an inner Thames Estuary hub airport backed by the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson.
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Gatwick workers arrested over duty-free theft
Two workers at Gatwick Airport have been arrested by police investigating the alleged theft of duty-free goods. The pair were seen acting suspiciously and stopped just after 6am today by officers running an operation into thefts at the West Sussex airport.
Police examined bags they were carrying and discovered sealed bottles of perfume and other duty-free items. A property in Crawley was also being searched as part of the inquiry. The pair - a 22-year-old man and a 46-year-old woman, both from Crawley - were arrested on suspicion of theft. A police spokesman said both worked for a contractor based at the airport, and not for the site's owner, Gatwick Airport Ltd.
"These arrests are part of a long-running investigation into the theft of duty-free goods from the airport. There is no suggestion that passengers have been targeted and today's arrests are not linked to previous operations aimed at catching airport workers who might be committing thefts there. We are working with Gatwick Airport Ltd and airline operators to tackle the issue of theft and to catch those responsible."
Baggage chaos: The true price of low cost air travel?
Insiders believe the drive to keep seat prices low means airlines want baggage contracts to be kept at the lowest cost possible.Read the full story ›
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Gatwick Airport has said it is not anticipating any baggage issues this weekend.
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...because I'm not a quitter.
Took me long enough though.
Took me long enough though.
damn i would love to get one done like this of my girl. do u do vector art for people like myself that cant do it themselves?
super sexy... fav
damn, that's very very nice, good work
Way to tough it out!
Beautiful woman, beautiful picture.
Ahh, the shirt... nicely done!
great work, dude. love it.
thats awesome dude. XD
It's so damn realilistic!
thats awesome dude. XD
It's so damn realilistic!
i wanna draw like you!
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wow...thats a fav!
I like the necklaces.
now this is awesome!!
its a great work!
its a great work!
Oh. This is such a beaty. If only i could get this in painting. Flavor of month.
love the softness, very nice
and it looks like you took lots of time on the details-- like the necklace.
and it looks like you took lots of time on the details-- like the necklace.
nice work i bet the shirt took ages!
how the hell...
yep...well done indeed!
oh man, you have put a lot of effort in this one, well done!
great job
you did an amazing job! excelent!
ooo... cool
really awesome!!
How nice!
The lips came out very well.
very nice!
she is Xsolutely cute!
i love the whole piece, but the shirt is amazing! i can almost feel the fabric .
how did you manage to do ALL those stripes?? it's a goog thing you're not a quiter...
how did you manage to do ALL those stripes?? it's a goog thing you're not a quiter...
how cow man, that does some funky shit with your eyes! serious bit of vector work here. nice one.
- myles
- myles
I really like this one! I love your use of gradients
great detail (ex the hair) witch stock did u use?
Another friend of yours?
Awesome :S
You REALLY aren't a quitter.
How long did it take you?
How long did it take you?
Not sure on the hours, but on and off since July 17th with a 18 day gap when I crashed Illustrator on the 19th. So I guess it wasn't that long.
the face is just stunning, great work
Fantastic shot, really up their with the top Deviant artists
wow, this is jsut great work...
I like the details that you put into this relase
I like the details that you put into this relase
A pretty much flawless vector. Very nice work.
The shirt is great ^^
and the necklace looks awesome <3
and the necklace looks awesome <3
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Sadiqua Bynum, Angi Cipra and Madison swept the Pac-12 weekly awards.
Senior Allexis Bennett led the Bruins in batting average last season.
The Bruins will take on the Cougars in 10th Annual Play4Kay Pink Game.
Four Bruins compete at the USATF Junior Cross Country Championships
Junior Bronte Law was 1-under par on Tuesday, finishing T-4.
Freshman Bethany Wu was even par on Monday.
Both teams are 23-1 in dual-match singles heading into Tuesday's match
The Bruins shot a 9-over on Sunday and are in seventh place.
#21 Bruins improve to 3-1 with win over #26 Northwestern
Monique Billings led the Bruins with 14 points and five rebounds.
The Bruins will compete at No. 23 Arizona on Friday evening.
The top-ranked MVB team snapped UH's 17-match home win streak Saturday


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Performance Review
10 Ways to Get What You Want at Work
How to continue learning, even if your company doesn't provide much training or feedback.
The mismatch between what you expect and what your employer or manager can actually deliver doesn't have to hamper your career development. Continue Reading
How To Bounce Back From A Negative Performance Review
Deal with your emotions first, then move on to the reasons
A bad performance review stinks, but it isn't the be-all end-all; you can return stronger from it. Continue Reading
Take Control Of Your Performance Review
By Joe Cassandra Annual review day. You walk to your boss's office feeling like it's the school spelling bee. The performance review could be rewarding and a boost of confidence, or you could feel like everyone's judging you and perhaps go back to your desk feeling like a dope. Most of us sleepwalk through... Continue Reading
Turn The Tables On A Bad Performance Review
By Robert Half International A negative performance review can feel devastating, but it may not be quite the setback it seems. If you're ready for this feedback, it's entirely possible to use it to your long-term advantage. Here are seven tips for not letting a negative performance review take the wind out... Continue Reading
The Meek Shall Inherit a High Performance Review
If it seems to you that only those who are cocky and arrogant to get ahead, take heart! According to new performance review-based study from Baylor University, the more honesty and humility an employee may have, the higher their job performance will be rated. But that's according to supervisor assessments,... Continue Reading


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Injury Updates
Charlie Morton Making a Rehab Start Tonight for Bradenton
Injury Updates
Charlie Morton will make a rehab start for Bradenton.
Charlie Morton will make a rehab start tonight for the Bradenton Marauders. Morton is expected to go three innings in his start, and will be monitored after each inning. Matt Benedict will follow Morton, making his normal start a few innings into the game.
This will officially begin Morton's rehab clock, and will put him at-most 30 days from the majors....
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Straight A's for "School of Rock" on Broadway
"School of Rock—The Musical" is a high-octane performance!
REVIEW: 'Timeless, The Mystery of the Dark Water'
Theatrical productions should be approached with an open mind.
2015: Black theater year in review: Pt. 1
The year 2015 was one of the most magnificent years that Blacks in theatre have experienced for some time.
'Tappin' Thru Life' is terrific!
Maurice Hines is starring in a new show, "Tappin' Thru Life," at New World Stages on West 50th Street.
Clowns, jugglers, aerialists, acrobats and more at Big Apple Circus
The Big Apple Circus is back at Lincoln Center, and it's a delightful family experience.
AUDELCOs: Celebrating the Black theater family
Last Monday, Symphony Space was the place to be for members of the Black theater family
'Eclipsed' offers blinding spotlight on mistreatment of women
The Public Theater is a leader in presenting relevant plays about real and devastating subjects that people around the world have endured and survived.
And the AUDELCO nomination goes to ...
In 2014 and 2015, Black theater has shined so brightly.
Jones and Tyson simply charming in 'Gin Game'
"Simply charming" is the best way to describe theater veterans James Earl Jones and Cicely Tyson as they co-star in "The Gin Game" at Broadway's Golden Theatre on West 45th Street.
Rapping history works on Broadway in 'Hamilton'
I did not have the opportunity to experience the Lin-Manuel Miranda musical "Hamilton" when it was playing off-Broadway, but I'm so glad I did get to see it on Broadway.
New York productions to be showcased at NBTF
Black theater family, make your plans and get ready to pack your bags this summer.
'Black Stars of the Great White Way' to headline NBTF
Chapman Roberts, the executive director and producer of "Black Stars of the Great White Way," is very excited these days, as he prepares to bring this unique, marvelous production down to the National Black Theatre Festival, happening Aug. 3 to 8 in Winston-Salem, N.C., as the main stage production, which is an enormous honor.
Corey Mitchell makes history at 69th Tony Awards
History was made this year at the 69th annual Tony Awards, held at Radio City Music Hall, as the inaugural Tony for Excellence in Theatre Education was awarded.
The incredible story of the Jubilee Singers
Inspired, educated, motivated—that's how I felt as I watched "A Band of Angels" at Theater 3, located at 311 W. 43rd St.
Don't make plans to 'Visit'
Have you ever sat in a Broadway theater and thought of the offering before your eyes, "This is weird"?
'The Glass Menagerie' shines
The Masterworks Theater Company is proving that classic plays are truly timeless.
'It Shoulda Been You' a bridal hoot
Have you ever gone to a musical and as it starts you sense this amazing energy in the theater?
'Something Rotten!' is something wonderful!
"Something Rotten!" is one of the most original, creative musical comedies to hit Broadway in a long time! It makes the Renaissance hip and new! And it rejuvenates one's love and appreciation for the brilliance of William Shakespeare's work.
Grace Jones to be honored at NBTF with Living Legend Award
If you are not familiar with the New York not-for-profit organization that supports Black theater by making sure to let audiences know about the shows and recognizing productions with the VIV Award, then you need to know about the AUDELCO Awards, which stands for Audience Development Committee.
Chinese imagery at the Met
When you first enter the Costume Institute's opening gallery that's exhibiting "China: Through the Looking Glass," you see the Mao suit, created after Mao Zedong.
'The Heidi Chronicles': One woman's journey to self-worth
What is success? What gives one fulfillment in life? If you have a great career in which you do something that you're passionate about and that pays you well, is that success?
'Gigi' flops on Broadway
"Gigi" is one of the most gigantic flops I've seen on Broadway in a while!
Denzel's daughter talks upcoming role in 'The Glass Menagerie'
ennessee Williams' classic drama "The Glass Menagerie" will be performed at the 47th Street Theatre, located at 304 W. 47th St., May 8 to May 30.
Lane, Uggams and Epps discuss history of Blacks in theater
Stewart F. Lane wrote a phenomenal book called "Black Broadway: African Americans on the Great White Way," published by Square One Publishers. The book chronicles the history of Blacks in theater, and it is a marvelous, exciting, fascinating history.
An American in Paris' has been reinvented!
Broadway's Palace Theatre, at the corner of Broadway and 47th Street, is home to a reimagined version of "An American in Paris," and it is worth seeing.
'Tallest Tree': Beaty phenomenal as Robeson
From the time that Daniel Beaty began his one-man show "The Tallest Tree in the Forest," your attention was grabbed and maintained.
UniverSoul: You will laugh, clap and be moved
From the time you sit down at the UniverSoul Circus, you realize why you are here once again. It is time for you to rejoin this family.
'Brothers From the Bottom' is a vital work to see
Have you ever experienced a play that not only entertained you, but also left you feeling educated and motivated? I saw a play over the weekend that did just that. "Brothers From the Bottom" is a captivatingly written and directed play by Jackie Alexander.
Ringling Bros. is 'Xtreme' fun
"Circus Xtreme" is the current offering from Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey Circus, and it is extreme—an extremely good time for all! Make sure to arrive early because once you pick up your tickets, you are invited to come onto the floor as long as it is one hour before the performance for the preshow. D
Broadway dished up the laughs with James Earl Jones
The comedy "You Can't Take It With You," one of the funniest productions to ever hit a Broadway stage, just finished its run at the Longacre Theatre on West 48th Street.
'Dutchman' is powerful theater
"Dutchman" by Amiri Baraka, playing at the Castillo Theatre on West 42nd Street, is being performed by New Federal Theatre. Woodie King Jr. has decided to dedicate the theater's 46th season to reviving Baraka's work. "Dutchman" is a very powerful play to watch.
Black B'way stars chronicled in fabulous new book
"Black Broadway: African-Americans on the Great White Way" is full of the history of Black performers on Broadway, with some of the most stunning photos of these performers that you will have the pleasure of viewing.
This year, consider AUDELCO and support Black theater
As you begin the new year and decide what you want to do with some of your extra money or time, consider getting involved with AUDELCO, the nonprofit organization that has been supporting Black theater for 42 years.
'Into the Woods' is big fun on the big screen
The Disney Christmas release, "Into the Woods," is definitely a gift for the entire family. Rated PG, it is a delightful movie to experience.
'Africa Umoja': Strength, passion and spirit
If you were at Symphony Space last week, then you got to experience the captivating, sensual and powerful performance of "Africa Umoja: 20 Years of Freedom and Democracy Tour."
Black theater Year in Review
2014 was a phenomenal year for Black theater.
'Radio City Christmas Spectacular' ushers in the holidays
The "Radio City Christmas Spectacular" is back at Radio City Music Hall, and it is a marvelous way to usher in the holiday season.
Wallace is a powerhouse in Frederick Douglass play—hurry!
You only have until Sunday, Dec. 14 to go to the ArcLight Theatre and experience a one-man tribute to Frederick Douglass.
'Brownsville' captivating, moving theater
Lizan Mitchell opens "brownsville song (b-side for tray)" with one of the most moving, riveting and emotional monologues I have heard in a play in years.
Howard Robertson: Retired Rikers warden starts anti-violence program
Imagine having your father murdered during a mugging when you are only 9 years old, then, later, three of your older siblings die from drug usage, and your mother is murdered by her boyfriend while you are away at college?
Billy Porter, family, cast discuss theatrical first
I recently had the pleasure of attending the opening night performance of "While I Yet Live," playing at the Duke on West 42nd Street.
Palmer is perfect as Cinderella on Broadway
Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Cinderella," playing at the Broadway Theatre at 53rd Street and Broadway, currently stars Keke Palmer in the role of Ella, and this young lady is wonderful.
Multiple award winner Billy Porter talks new play
Q&A: Billy Porter, the Tony, Grammy, Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle Award-winning actor for his portrayal of Lola in "Kinky Boots," in which he is still starring on Broadway, has decided to take a step in a slightly different direction.
Black stars are front and center at Carnegie Hall
I had the distinct pleasure of being in Carnegie Hall as history was made. Yes, it was nothing less than history, as a packed theater experienced.
'If/Then' is about possibilities in life
Did you ever make a choice in life and wonder what would have happened if you did something else?
'After Midnight' Is Pattified!
Tuesday, June 10 was the official press opening for Patti LaBelle in "After Midnight," a musical that spotlights Harlem nightlife in 1932. "After Midnight" is now officially "Pattified." LaBelle put her delightful spin on each song and made the jazz music and ballads of that period come alive as only she can do.
Audra McDonald makes history at 68th Tony Awards
Audra McDonald made history on Sunday, June 8 when she became the first person to win six Tony Awards.
Audra McDonald channels Billie Holiday on Broadway
Audra McDonald channels the spirit of Billie Holiday in a touching, moving portrayal of the late jazz singer in her Broadway show, "Lady Day at Emerson's Bar & Grill."
Drama Desk Shows Love to McDonald, Iglehart, Thompson
At the 59th annual Drama Desk Awards, held at Town Hall on West 43rd Street, three African-American actors won the coveted award that acknowledges the best in Broadway and off-Broadway theater.
Billie Holiday production brings back old-time faith
The Billie Holiday Theatre is currently showing "The Seeds of Abraham," a play that is both a drama and a comedy.
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Committee member: Mayor's income inequality commission was charade
A member of Seattle Mayor Ed Murray's Income Inequality Advisory Committee that was working on the plan for implementing a $15 minimum wage in says the whole thing was a sham.
"The committee that was supposed to be put together and study this and talk about it and debate it, it was really a charade," says Seattle business owner Dave Meinert, who runs The 5 Point Cafe, a record label and other businesses. "It didn't study it. It didn't debate it. There was some conversations about it, but in the end, the mayor put a plan forward that was basically labor's plan and told the committee to either accept it or get something worse."
Meinert tells KIRO Radio's Jason Rantz he isn't against raising the minimum wage to $15, but he thinks if it was a more collaborative process, as originally advertised, they could have come up with a better plan. He says businesses thought they would have an opportunity to present their side, but in most meetings, they were prevented from doing so.
"We sat in these long meetings and listened to a bunch of crap stuff put out by one-sided things and then there was a moderator that kept us from debating about it, basically," says Meinert. "About half way through, the business people started to get really upset because it was clear this committee wasn't really going to really accomplish anything, that we were going to be force-fed a plan."
After being part of the process, Meinert says he became really disgusted.
"What became very clear is that this council, this mayor, and basically the way the city runs, is just controlled by labor on a lot of these issues, and is scared of labor," says Meinert. "Even when they disagree with them on policy. We'll put in place policy they don't agree with because they're so scared of labor and their money."
Meinert feels that the mayor's office didn't keep its word on things it said it would do.
"For instance, at the end of it, when they put this plan forward and said you have to accept this, one of my points was there are a lot of businesses in Seattle, say like Tom Douglas restaurants or Pagliacci, that are locally-owned small businesses. They're large small businesses, but they're far from a Target or a McDonald's, which was the original target of this law and process."
"And the mayor's staff looked me in the face and said, we are not going after those guys. We are going to make sure they go into the small category, and they told me the ways they were going to do that. And when the ordinance came out, it was completely untrue."
While he doesn't think the plan will directly impact his business, he says it could impact his workers, if say restaurants go to a service charge instead of tipping.
"It will negatively impact my employees ultimately, because the end effect of that is that servers and bartenders will have a decreased income and it's frustrating to watch that happen, because it didn't need to happen."
Speaking about his major grievances with the proposal, he says, "I think we should have had a tip credit and a health care credit that were permanent in there."
"In fact, the mayor stood in front of 100 restaurant owners at one point during this process and promised that total compensation would be part of the final solution for this plan, and in fact, they phased it out, so it's not part of the final solution."
After being approved by a city council committee on Thursday, the plan now goes before the full council for a vote. Meinert says he's speaking out now because it's time people know how this all went down.
"This wasn't some great consensus process, some great compromise, and the truth needs to really be told about how this process worked."
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New Tools Yield Clues to Disasters at Sea
Published: March 16, 1999
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Experts say his tireless hunt for the truth helped advance the case. In particular, Mr. Ridyard warned that the Derbyshire, and sister ships, might have had structural flaws at a heavy wall that separated engine from cargo spaces and lay astern, near the ship's vast superstructure.
Weakness at this spot, called frame 65, would have left the Derbyshire and her sister ships prone to breaking in two, he suggested, and that might explain why the ship had vanished so quickly without any calls for help.
In 1986, his hunch strengthened as a sister ship ran aground on Irish rocks and split in half near frame 65. But an inquiry drew no firm conclusions, stating in 1989 only that the Derbyshire was probably lost to rough weather.
It was at this point that Mr. Lambert of the family group began saying that the Derbyshire sank twice, first in bad weather, then in a bucket of whitewash. But family members kept up their pressure and the International Transport Workers' Federation, an umbrella group of labor unions, hired Oceaneering Technologies Inc., a Maryland company that has worked for the American Navy, to find the ship. In 1994, in a two-week expedition, the company succeeded, its robot surveying a blur of scattered parts on the ocean floor.
The families and union group concluded that the survey bolstered the frame-65 theory and the evidence prompted British authorities to step in. London conducted a preliminary survey in 1996 and found the stern, including a large piece bearing the words ''Derbyshire'' and ''Liverpool.'' The next year, the Woods Hole team aided the British effort by lowering a pair of advanced robots to map and inspect the wreckage thoroughly, snapping more than 137,000 pictures.
''It's more than we've ever taken'' of any seabed area, said Andrew Bowen, who led the Woods Hole team during a grueling expedition that lasted 49 days and was interrupted by a typhoon.
The star of the probe was Jason, a seven-foot robot sent on a long tether into the deep. Built by Woods Hole and financed by the Pentagon, the $5 million robot has a mechanical claw, motors and many lights and cameras that flash signals back to the surface through a long fiber-optic cable, allowing investigators watching televisions to feel like they're flying across the bottom of the sea.
But instead of strengthening the frame-65 theory, the work found new evidence that put it asunder.
The Discovery
Wide Evidence Of a New Culprit
Frame 65 had never been a sole suspect. Forensic experts in London had come up with 13 possible ways to explain the Derbyshire's loss. Among the other suspects were explosion, fire, engine failure and so on.
The robot surveys eliminated most of them. Surprisingly and unambiguously, moreover, the evidence also ruled out frame 65. It showed that the tragedy had begun at the ship's bow rather than at frame 65 near the stern.
Most of the Derbyshire, the team discovered, had been torn into thousands of fragments. But not the bow, which after its fall had plowed deep into the mud. As revealed by robotic floodlights miles down, the ghostly intactness meant the bow had flooded slowly, allowing it to hold its shape while sinking. By contrast, the other structures of the ship had obviously plunged while full of air, imploding violently under the crushing pressure of deep water.
Robin A. Williams, a British maritime expert who led the Government assessment, said the team did find flaws in the remains of frame 65, including alignment errors of more than an inch. In some situations, he added, such flaws would be enough to cause deadly fractures. But not in this case. ''It was not a contributory factor,'' Mr. Williams said.
Other possible causes were also ruled out. Mr. Williams said there were no signs of fire, explosion, foul play or the like.
But there was wide evidence of other trouble. At the bow, many ventilator heads were missing, seemingly torn off. And in the wreckage, giant hatch covers nearly the size of basketball courts lay shattered, twisted and bent, apparently pummeled by killer waves.
The team concluded that many protective covers at or near ship's bow had failed, letting the sea in slowly at first, then quickly. Ultimately, Mr. Williams said in an interview, ''She sank because the hatch covers failed.''
The assessment, written by Mr. Williams and his colleague Remo Torchio, was laid out in an exhaustive report released last year in London by the Department of Transport.
The Death Throes
A Slow Tip To a Fast End
Drawing on all the evidence, the team came up with a blow-by-blow view of the Derbyshire's final hours and minutes:
As the typhoon raged, an unsecured forward hatch was lost, letting water into a small bow storage space, which filled in less than an hour. Growing waves then smashed off ventilator heads. Over 12 hours or so, these openings let water flood such larger areas as ballast tanks.
The tons of added water left the Derbyshire sluggish and down by the bow. But the ferocious winds and waves hid the peril. From the pilothouse in the stern it would have been impossible to even see the bow.
A big wave or series of them then crashed over the ship and smashed the metal cover of the first cargo hold. In less than a minute, the report said, the big hold filled with 10,000 tons of water.
The Derbyshire was doomed.


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Would Ash's Bulbasaur evolve for May's Venusaur? How would this affect Advanceshipping?
It would been cute of Bulbasaur to finally change his mind and Ash would wanna know why he evolved if he didn't wanted to back in Kanto.xD But overall, nah! I like Bulbasaur on the way he is. It's a shame the writers let May's Bulbasaur to evolve...T_T


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Canonical Will Be Present at MWC 2016 to Showcase Its Ubuntu Convergence
MWC (Mobile World Congress) 2016 is nearly upon us, and one of the biggest attraction there will be, of course, Canonical's latest Ubuntu convergence features.
The talk about Vulkan at FOSDEM by Jason Ekstrand from Intel now has a video up
For those wanting to listen to the actual talk Jason Ekstrand from Intel did about Vulkan you can now watch the video.
Is the vinyl LP an open music format?
This is my first article for a new column here on Opensource.com about music from an open point of view. Some things I won't be doing: I won't be concentrating solely on music released under an open license. I won't be writing (much) about making one's own music. I won't be writing (much) about music theory or professional matters, or probably really very much of anything of interest to professional musicians. read more
US Air Force's Secure LPS (Lightweight Portable Security) Linux OS Gets Updated
Lightweight Portable Security (LPS), a thin Linux kernel-based operating system that creates a secure end node from trusted media on almost any PC, has been updated recently to version 1.6.4.
100 ways to master the command line -- Part 1
Conquer the command line with these essential terminal tips for controlling Linux
GPG: Using Your Key
Welcome back to the GPG series, where we explore how to make use of GPG with other applications to secure and protect your data. In the first installment, we covered the functions of GPG. You learned about integrity, non-repudiation and... Continue Reading →
Should you get rid of your smartphone?
We all know how useful smartphones are most of the time, but what do you do when your phone becomes an addiction? That happened to one woman, and she finally decided to get rid of her smartphone altogether.
Sharing the free software love #ilovefs
I like to think of every day on Opensource.com as I love Free Software Day, but we couldn't miss celebrating the official I love Free Software Day 2016, too. Granted, the official day to say "thank you" is on February 14th, so we're showing our love a little early to make sure you don't miss it. read more
New Qualcomm Snapdragons target wearables and more
Qualcomm unveiled a Snapdragon Wear 2100 chip for wearables, plus a 14nm octacore Snapdragon 625, and 28nm Snapdragon 435 and 425 SoCs. Only a few years ago, announcements of new Qualcomm Snapdragon announcements were somewhat tangential to embedded Linux and Android developers. Increasingly, however, Snapdragons are appearing on embedded SBCs and COMs and finding their way […]
Handheld Emulation: Achievement Unlocked!
I love video game emulation. My favorite games were produced in the 1980s and 1990s, so if I want to play them, I almost always have to emulate the old systems. There is usually a legal concern about ROM files for games, even if you own the original cartridges, so I'm not going to tell you where to find ROMs to download or anything like that.
Install CumulusClips on CentOS 7
CumulusClips is a free and open source video sharing script that allows users to create their own video sharing website just like one of the most popular websites around, Youtube. CumulusClips is very easy to use and its installation is fast and straightforward. In this article we will guide you through the installation of CumulusClips on a CentOS 7 VPS with Apache, PHP and Maria DB.
Ubuntu 16.04 LTS Flavours Prepare for Their First "Xenial Xerus" Beta Release
It's an early call, but it looks like some of the maintainers of the official Ubuntu flavours are now discussing which one of them will be participating in the upcoming Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (Xenial Xerus) Beta 1 release.
BattlEye anti-cheat now supports Linux, already live in ARK: Survival Evolved
Everyone playing ARK: Survival Evolved on Linux can calm down now, as BattlEye now supports Linux and it's already live.
GNOME Software Gets Comment and Rating Support with Help from Ubuntu Dev
GNOME Software is finally accepting reviews and votes for applications, and the work has been done with the help of an Ubuntu developer, Robert Ancell.
Russia Plans to Move to Linux
In an unexpected turn of events, it would appear that the Russian government is planning on moving all of their computers and IT infrastructure to a Linux kernel-based operating system. While most of the country is known to use Microsoft's Windows operating system, it looks like there are 22,000 municipal Russian governments ready to ditch Windows and move to an open source alternative.
Linux Foundation Launches Open Source Enterprise IO Project
The Linux Foundation's new FD.io project promises open source IO solutions for high-performance enterprise network and storage applications in the data center.
Open Source Desktop: Good News and Bad News
The good news is that open source has become the leader on the desktop. The bad news is that a single desktop is not the leader, and that leadership on the desktop may no longer matter.
Building a culture of more pluggable open source
If there is one word that often percolates conversations hailing the benefits of open source, it is choice. We often celebrate many of the 800+ Linux distributions, the countless desktops, applications, frameworks, and more. Choice, it would seem, is a good thing. Interestingly, choice is also an emotive thing. read more
Pro tip: How to use secure shell from your Chromebook
Don't bother lugging around a standard laptop to administer your Linux servers. Considering Chrome OS is faster, less likely to flake out on you, and less expensive, a Chromebook makes for a great mobile admin tool for remote Linux servers.
How to install LiteSpeed web server on CentOS 7
LiteSpeed web server is a popular choice for replacing an Apache web server. Its features include an optimization of the web content and content delivery which maximizes the download speed and combines better performance with a smaller memory footprint. Being compatible with Apache features is also an added benefit, which helps to reduce downtime during migration from Apache to LiteSpeed. This tutorial shows the installation on a CentOS 7 server.
Lumina Desktop Getting Ready for FreeBSD 11.0
For those of you keeping score at home, the Lumina Desktop Environment — let's just call it Lumina for short — is a lightweight, XDG-compliant, BSD-licensed desktop environment focusing on getting work done while minimizing system overhead. Specifically designed for PC-BSD and FreeBSD, it has also been ported to many other BSD variants and Linux distros. Lumina is based on the Qt graphical toolkit and the Fluxbox window manager, and uses a small number of X utilities for various tasks.
6 reasons to blog in Markdown with Jekyll
As a programmer I sort and collect a lot of research, and my problem has always been finding a place to store it all. I had Jekyll in mind for a while, but it always seemed so daunting to get into. After a few days of configuration, I was able to create a Jekyll workflow that enables me to do a few things: read more
Opera Vows to Remain the Same After Chinese Buyout
Opera Software revealed yesterday that a proposal to buy the company has been made by a Chinese consortium, and they are most likely going to accept it. The company is now trying to convince the community that it's a good thing.
Putin's internet guru says 'nyet' to Windows, 'da' to desktop Linux
In Soviet Russia, computer uninstalls you! The Russian government says it is looking to dump Microsoft and adopt Linux as the operating system for agency PCs.…
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Linux: Load kernel modules at boot-up
Here comes the first Ubuntu Linux tablet
At the same time, Canonical is finally delivering on its promise to deliver one codebase for all devices. The upshot is you'll be able to use the first Ubuntu tablet, the Aquaris M10 Ubuntu Edition tablet, as a PC as well as a tablet.
Tizen 3.0 Is Being Ported for Raspberry Pi 2
The Linux-based Tizen 3.0 operating system is being adopted for Raspberry Pi 2, in an effort to make the operating system much more popular.
Have you ever used a virtual machine?
Most people who use computers understand at least the basics of how they work. There's the hardware, that actually does the computing; an operating system, that sits on top and serves as an interface between the computer hardware and the programs run by users, and then the actual applications we use which sit on top of that. Sometimes, though, it's a little more complex than that simple abstraction. read more
Mentor Embedded Linux adds SMACK security and IoT support
Mentor Graphics has updated Mentor Embedded Linux (MEL) with Yocto Project 2.0 code, SMACK security, and support for CANopen, BACNet, and 6LoWPAN. Mentor Graphics has spun a more secure and industrial IoT-ready version of its commercial Mentor Embedded Linux (MEL) distribution and development platform that moves up to a modern Linux codebase built around Yocto […]
First timer's guide to FOSS conferences
I've been going to FOSS (free and open source) conferences since 2006. My first open source conference was FreedomHEC in Seattle, a little 30-person conference for Linux users to protest Microsoft's WinHEC. My next open source conference was OSCON, which had over a thousand attendees. They were both very different conferences, and as a college student, I really didn't know what to expect. Going to your first open source conference can be intimidating, so I've complied ten tips for people who are new to the conference circuit.
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Beneath Apple Manor
Beneath Apple Manor is an early roguelike game released by Don Worth for microcomputers, which had a Lo-Res Apple release in 1978[1] (through The Software Factory) and high-res multi-platform releases in 1982 and 1983 (through Quality Software). The goal is to obtain a Golden Apple on the bottom floor of the dungeon. There are 10 rooms per level in the low-res version, and 5 in the high-res version. The high-res versions may be played in low-res/text mode, thereby gaining this increase in level size. It is notable for being the first commercial role playing game developed and released for a home computer as opposed to a mainframe computer.
Despite being included in the "roguelike" genre, Beneath Apple Manor actually predates Rogue (created in 1980) by two years.[2] The creator claims that neither he nor the implementors of Rogue knew about the other game.[1]
Softline in 1983 said of Beneath Apple Manor—Special Edition that "now it's back, and it's better", including improved graphics, varying difficulty levels, and the ability to savegame. The magazine concluded that "BAM is not a game that you will tire of easily ... [it] is for any adventurer, beginner to expert".[3] Computer Gaming World stated in 1991 that Beneath Apple Manor was "terribly slow even by the standards of the day, but it was fun nonetheless", especially on a 16K Apple II.[4]
- Kim R Schuette. Book of Adventure Games. p. 22.
- ^ a b Blog comment to Psittacine Labs: Beneath Apple Manor by Don Worth
- ^ Don Worth's Personal Home Page
- ^ Mankovitz, Alan (March 1983). "Beneath Apple Manor—Special Edition". Softline. pp. 42–43. Retrieved 28 July 2014.
- ^ Scorpia (October 1991). "C*R*P*G*S / Computer Role-Playing Game Survey". Computer Gaming World. p. 16. Retrieved 18 November 2013.
External links[edit]
- Beneath Apple Manor at MobyGames
- Beneath Apple Manor can be played for free in the browser at the Internet Archive


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I've been a member of this forum for a while but haven't started on acquiring my parts yet. Anyway, during research I came across this article and thought this was an excellent option. Question for you folks though...are the via boards with cf cards bootable through cf? I heard this wasn't the case and I suppose I could go find out at via's site but thought someone here might know.
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Suwon, South KoreaNovember 2013
Dear Ireland
Hello Moms,
We are a group of mothers with children who have an interest in meeting up together with other mothers and their children. Together some of our interests include playdates, fitness class, reading, spending time with our children, mommy and me english classes, playdates and meeting new friends.
We are friendly, sociable, fun welcoming and are inviting YOU to join us.
Who can join? Any mom: married, expecting, divorced, new mom, young or old and can find some time to commit to us by attending events, play groups, or special dates just for us mommies....
For more info please check the flier below:
We are arrriving to Busan early April for a year and are looking for company to share days with while husband is working. Boys are 1 and 4 year old and we are hoping to find playmates. We are also interested in children's clubs or other activities, all tips are highly welcome. It would be great to have also advises on life with kids in Busan and on life in Korea in general. We will most likely live in Marina city or nearby. We are looking forward to new experiences and hopefully new international friends! Hoping to hear from you! Best wishes, Sanna and the boys
Here is a brief look at our first week in Penetang, Ontario. I am on my mother's computer and don't want to take too much time on it so a lot of this post will be terse to the point of being cryptic. I am writing this post more for my memory than for international scrutiny.
Just before coming to Canada, I had one last hike on a small, local mountain and finished the hike in my T-shirt. The day before leaving, The Little Guy (TLG) and I rode our bikes to Eulsookdo.
February 2013
Today, Thursday February 7 of the year 2013, has been a long and busy day, and it's far from over. This morning myself, herself, and +1, rose at 6am as we always do, but instead of feeding and returning to sleep, we dressed in a panic, and bailed into the car in sub-zero temperatures. A trip to the airport was afoot. Why? Well, mammy and daddy were on their way to Korea!
Tomorrow night, my son and I will be watching Olympic swimming, and probably other sports and events. I'm excited to see what the swimmers can do but also am envious of my son's idealistic view of The Games.
If I were to write down my own version of an Athlete's Credo, it would describe wanting to do my best but also wanting the same for my competitors. I would prefer to win or lose and be secure in my belief that the outcome was correct. If I were to win, I would want my opponent to say something like, "I did my best and you were better" rather than "If I'd had a better start…".
Of course, I won't be there competing and perhaps people who have put enough effort into getting there have different priorities.
My son and I went for our first bike trip on Sunday. We rode along the river and across a bridge to Eulsookdo, a park with ecological preserve, a drive in theater and other tourist attractions.
Previously, I had jogged or roller-bladed beside my son as he rode, careful to be close enough to try to catch him if he tipped over.
My son and I had a great afternoon at the new waterpark at Dadae Beach. The location has a lot to offer children and a few things for adults as well.
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I attempted the Nanowrimo project last month (the goal is to write 50,000 words- a novel – in one month) and didn't get very far. Still, that was the number one thing I was to do, so if I wasnt doing it, I couldn't do things lower on the list either.
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December third was our wedding anniversary so like any middle-aged couple with a child, we did child-friendly stuff. Heck, we all loved the dinosaur museum!
I sure didn't love the trip to the museum. Over the last few weeks, I've been suffering from headaches occurring roughly every other day. First, I went to a dentist but he found no problems. Then I went to a hospital and I learned my cold has progressed to sinusitis and the infection in a sinus cavity has been causing my headaches.
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About a month ago, I was reading a pop-up version of The Jungle Book to my son. At the end, Mowgli left the jungle to live with people. My son asked why did the boy have to leave the jungle and I far-too-quickly explained that all children grow up and leave their parents.
I had returned my attention to the book or anyway looked away for a moment. When I looked back, my son had a long face and huge, puppy-dog eyes* and softly asked if all children had to leave their parents.
I quickly tried to repair the damage and after a long hug from me and another from mom, he was able to move on.
Skip ahead to today. This morning I was informed that he liked hugging me when we parted at the kindergarten door, but not when his friends could see. Then he went into the school and didn't try to comfort me or notice my long face!
* "long face" and "puppy-dog eyes" are cliches but for good reason: they perfectly described his appearance.


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The Blocks Recording Club is a Artist-Owned Worker's Co-operative based in Toronto. Our goal is to work together as a musical community to help each other to record and release music that we as a community generate. We believe that working together we can accomplish far more than we ever could working apart and further, that by moving closer to a co-operative economy we're helping in whatever small way we can, to minimize the harmful effects of capital in the world.
The Blocks Recording Club is run by an elected board that is chosen from the body of the co-op. The board as of December 2010 is: Matt Smith, Julie Faught, Magali Meagher and Patrick Borjal. Non-board important folk include: Bob Wiseman, who is Canadian distribution liaison and scriptural adviser to the board. Our web-goblin is Greg Collins and distro and mailorder are led by Jeremy Singer. Maggie Macdonald, Teresa Fulker and Kat Gligorijevic drive all of our make-day activities.
BRC was founded by Steven Kado and Mark McLean in 2003 as a tapes and mini-cd only label. Shortly after founding Blocks Mark left for Ottawa and the tapes and mini-cds idea left with him. After that Steve ran Blocks with Liisa K. Graham more or less until 2005 when the club incorporated as a worker's co-op. After incorporation Liisa left and the co-op elected its first Board of Directors: James Anderson, Steve Kado and Matt McDonough (2005).


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A BBC Radio 4 appeal in aid of INF has raised over £10,000. The appeal, which was broadcast in the UK on 3 February, aimed to raise funds to provide wheelchairs to children in Nepal with cerebral palsy.
The success of the appeal will enable INF's Green Pastures Hospital and Rehabilitation Centre to order, and specially fit, at least 50 wheelchairs.
Delighted by the success of the appeal, Paul Roche, INF's superintendent at Green Pastures, explains the difference a wheelchair can make:
"We have seen the changes in the lives of children with cerebral palsy and their families brought about by having a wheelchair, which allows the children to sit upright. Eye contact with family members is made possible, the child can move themself and they can interact with the world around them.
"A wheelchair allows them to go to school and play with other children in their community.
"The wheelchair gives dignity, independence and hope for the future."
If you would like to, you can still give to the appeal through the INF donate page or by contacting your local INF office.
If you missed the appeal you can still listen to it via the BBC Radio 4 Appeal website.
Here at INF, we are thankful for all the donations that we have received so far and are grateful to Anne Wafula Strike for presenting the appeal!
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