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EDITOR'S NOTE: The following review was first published in March 2010, during the original run of this production. It is now being brought back, Fridays only, through March 29, 2012. The ticket information on the current production, call 303-293-0075 or go to lannies' home page.
Good thing Leonard Barrett never did straighten up and fly right out of show-biz.
Sixteen years ago, the Carnegie Mellon-trained vocalist walked away from performing. Ten years later, he was lured back to the stage by the handicapped theater company called PHAMALy, and we're all the better for it.
Just think: All those theatrical feats, like "The Wiz," unperformed. His starring role in Boulder's Dinner Theatre's seminal "Ragtime," never to have been rolled.
Forget it. Now Barrett is performing a one-man cabaret show called, appropriately enough, "Unforgettable" — and it's truth in advertising.
The first act at Lannie's Clocktower Cabaret is dedicated to the songs and stories of Nat King Cole, who died at 45 of lung cancer. The more free-form second act covers Jackie Wilson, Marvin Gaye, Sam Cooke and Curtis Mayfield. Now if that sounds like a cavalcade of tragedy, well, it is. But the set also includes Johnny Mathis, Ray Charles, Billy Eckstine and James Brown — so it's not just a night of sweet songs and sad stories.
It's never maudlin because Barrett is the consummate showman of the Denver theater community. He's got oodles of charm, oozes charisma and beams a megawatt smile. Imbued with bits of Sammy and Sinatra — he's as close as you're going to get to old-school '60s cool here in Colorado.
It's a charm that might border on cliche if Barrett were merely imitating all these iconic crooners. But he's not out to mimic Cole's soft baritone or Cooke's sweet soul. Barrett, a master of scat and other forms of vocal manipulation, puts his unique vocal signature on every song (witness a pepped-up "Paper Moon"), while remaining respectful of every original.
Nor does Barrett even attempt to replicate Cole's virtuoso jazz piano playing. He's got the radiant Donna Debreceni for that. She's one of the few players who can actually draw attention away from Barrett for her many fiery interludes. Completing the trio is Bijoux Barbosa on standup bass.
The evening breezes by pleasantly enough — that is, until Barrett gets to Mathis and points out he grossed $215 million in sales. Tough to take if you happen to have caddied for Mathis in a celebrity golf tournament and he paid the equivalent of a bag of tees. But that may just be my baggage.
What makes this musical revue, assembled by Clocktower owner Lannie Garrett, most interesting is its aversion to obvious choices — a risky but rewarding gambit when your audience is expecting a steady stream of jazz-pop standards.
We get plenty of those — Cole's "Mona Lisa" and "Route 66," as well as Ben E. King's "Stand By Me." But instead of Brown's "I Feel Good," for example, Barrett gives us "It's a Man's World." Rather than Mathis' "Chances Are," we get "It's Not for Me to Say." Instead of Cooke's "A Change is Gonna Come," we get "Little Red Rooster." It works.
The drawback is the stiff, scripted banter. It's not that Cole and Co. didn't live interesting lives. It's particularly moving to hear how Cole was welcomed to L.A. with burning crosses on the lawn of his Hollywood mansion. But merely reciting prepared biographical anecdotes is too constricting for a performer of Barrett's free-form magnanimity. He's most comfortable pressing the flesh, kissing ladies' hands, singing "It's Wonderful" for the young couple that just got engaged that night.
If Barrett wants to take this show to the next level of theatricality, he'll need to incorporate more theater into the storytelling. But as a cabaret act, it works just fine as it is.
No matter what kind of mood you're in when you walk in, "chances are" you're walking out with a smile on your face, a snap in your finger and a bounce in your step.
And none the wiser that this is a man who's been beating multiple sclerosis for 15 years.
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About the only thing I do know is EA is a jugernaut...he probably helped shape it so hopefully he can bring some of that to MS. #1 Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply marinelife9 + 3127d ago Crap! this one actually looks like he knows what he's doing. #1.1 Agree(1) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply ALI G + 3127d ago "While the official release says that Moore "has decided to move his family back to the Bay Area for personal" Could this be connected to his last statment about ps3 in japan ?did sony hire a hitman to kill him ? is this hitman Ken Kutaragi ? what method k.k will use ? only time will tell. Related image(s) #1.2 (Edited 3127d ago ) | Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply cdzie1 + 3127d ago Disappointing News..He wants to be with his family, I can understand that (if this really is the reason!). Let's give the new guy a chance, see what he can bring to the table. Hopefully, he'll fast track some price cuts! Personally, I think he's taking the fall for the warranty thing. It's not his fault, but someone has to go, you don't lose a billion dollars and have everyone keep their job. #2 (Edited 3127d ago ) | Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply cdzie1 + 3127d ago FYI...Xbox's Major Nelson will have a Podcast interview with the new guy posted later today. http://www.majornelson.com/ #2.1 (Edited 3127d ago ) | Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply SuperSaiyan4 + 3127d ago NO WAY!!NO NO NO NO NO!!! THIS CANNOT BE TRUE! EA will FCUK everyone over this is the end! #3 Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply nextgengaming18 + 3127d ago Peter Moore was really coolOne of the cooler microsoft employees. Sad to see him go. He is now really going to regret that gta4 tattoo. #4 Agree(1) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply chasegamez + 3127d ago -it was fake #4.1 Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply BaMYouRDeaD + 3127d ago Sad NewsPeter Moore was my favorite spokesperson from MS. Him, Reggie, and Phil Harrison are the only three big execs from the big three that know how to talk and that actually seemed to care about what they're talking about. #5 Agree(1) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply BlackCountryBob + 3127d ago Surely working at EA sports he is gonna run out of skin for the tattoos for FIFA ad Madden 09,10,11,12..... etc We should start taking bets on which year the first tattoo for tiger woods golf appear on his forehead! #6 Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply nextgengaming18 + 3127d ago He doesn't have too anymoreEA will always multiplat. This actually if I would think hurt the relationship between ea, and microsoft. #6.1 Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply Husso + 3127d ago 1st some MS exes selling shares before 3 year warrenty goes public. Now this dude leaving, things are looking not so good for 360 #7 Agree(2) | Disagree(1) | Report | Reply HaKeRsCanRotINHEL + 3127d ago Very foreboding............indeed. 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Some of you may have heard of or saw the show extreme couponing on TLC. Now that I am pregnant I was thinking about starting my own stock pile but not on food, more on diapers and wipes and other baby needs. Has anyone else thought about this and if so lets keep in contact on sales because the more money I can save the better.
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WOOHOO!!!! I LOVE to coupon! I use couponmom.com. Our budget is now $400 for a family of 6! It's amazing how much you can save just taking an extra 20-30 minutes a week!
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Yep, you need to watch the fliers of your favorite stores. The big savings come when you use coupons on top of already reduced prices. Some stores such as Target and Walgreens also accept a manufacturors coupon and store coupon for the same item. Double Savings!
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I love couponing! And if anyone shops at Walmart, I love price-matching as well!! I am nowhere near as good as some people, but I can still save at least $30 a week, and I consider that a success!
Also remember that what you see on that show is not reality. Most stores were contacted in advance and are letting these people do things that they normally would not allow.
Start small is my best advice. Every store has different rules. I would start with one (Rite Aid, Target, CVS, Walgreens, etc) and get that one down before you move onto the next.
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I'm going to a couponing class tonight that a friend is doing. I hope I learn a lot! We desparately need to save money now!
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The key is combining manufacturers coupons, store coupons, sales and paying with things like Extra Care Bucks (CVS) or Register Rewards (Walgreens). It takes a little time to catch on, but it is worth it!
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I love couponing! Have saved us 130 so far this month!
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FORT HUACHUCA, Ariz. -- Each year, air tanker pilots from across the country report to the Air Tanker Base adjacent to Libby Army Airfield here, to answer the call of the annual wildfire season in the Southwest.
These unsung heroes, the air tanker pilots, air attack pilots, officers and supervisors, assist the firefighters on the ground and play an important role in the way wildfires are contained, fought and extinguished.
When the Monument Fire broke out in the Huachuca Mountains June 12 many were already fighting both the Wallow Fire (now, the largest wildfire in Arizona history) and the Horseshoe 2 Fire.
Because thousands of structures were in harm's way, air tanker resources were diverted to the Sierra Vista area, dispatching as many as 10 of the nation's 17 air tankers to actively engage the Monument Fire.
The base has what it needs to support firefighting efforts several hundreds of miles away. Large bins of powdered fire retardant hold enough of the mix to fill one and a half planes.
The retardant is a combination of ammonium salts that char on contact with flame (and also fertilize the area, encouraging post-fire re-growth of vegetation) and a colorant that shows the pilots and firefighters where it lands, that is then mixed with water in large tanks located just off the flight line.
The active ingredients in the retardant do not evaporate, so they work well when fighting high-intensity fires and are usually applied ahead of the advancing fire by tanker pilots, boxing the fire in and preventing it from spreading further.
When a tanker is dispatched to a fire, a smaller fixed-wing aircraft called "air attack" will lead the tanker to the line of the fire and show the pilot where to drop the retardant.
"Basically, we just fly along and say 'start here,'" explained Kenneth Perry, an air tactical supervisor from the Bureau of Land Management.
With 2,500 pounds of retardant on board the trailing tanker and flying at 150 feet above the tallest object on the ground at speeds up to 130 knots, the process is a bit more complicated than that.
For example, wind and terrain play a large part in the pilot's ability to execute a precise drop.
Mountainous terrain and low-level flying are not the conditions most pilots are accustomed to or comfortable with, and at times, a pilot will leave the program right away because of it.
The training and experience involved in becoming an air tanker or air attack pilot takes a level of commitment that only a select few are willing to make and those that do stay learn to use these elements to their advantage.
"We have a little smoke generator on one of our engines and as the air attack officer crosses the start point where he wants the retardant to start, he will pop smoke where he wants [the tanker pilot] to push the button," Perry said. "The good thing about smoke is that not only does it mark the target area, but it drifts with the wind, so the tanker pilot can see that wind just hauling,sidestep over,judge it himself andadjustfor the windage."
On the toughest day of the fire, the winds were too strong to fly, but as soon as they died down in the evening, the pilots immediately took to the air.
In fact, one tanker flew every four or five minutes.
"It really worked out perfectly because as soon as one had dropped, you had another one ready, and nobody was ever holding and you were never waiting for another tanker," said Dave Dicky, Sierra Vista resident and contractor air tanker pilot for Aero Union Corporation. "It was really nice how well that worked out."
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Should I try for a vaginal birth after having a c-section?
I'm pregnant with my second child, and I have the option of trying for a vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC). I'm having a really hard time with the decision, and I haven't been able to talk to anyone who's been through this. Can anyone share their experience?
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Dear Laura, I am working on #4 I had two normal delervies,and the thrid was c-section because of breech.Now I am faced with the decision of a Vbac.Although neither one or two was a piece of cake.I went threw hell with both. The thrid c-section they took and she was not in any stress or neither was I.I love that part.However the healing process of this birth did take a lot longer then vaginal.So do I by pass all the labor and contractions???or suffer a longer heeling process??? I am also faced with a hard choice...posted 03/13/2007 by kimabreann33
I had an emergency c-cec with my first child after 27 hours of labor, then an elective c with my second. I am now 7 weeks pg and not really sure what my options are. Cesarians are very hard for me to recover from, and I am pretty afraid of having to do it again. I really doubt my doc will allow a vbac due to the scar tissue. Anyone have any advice?posted 03/03/2007 by tarail
Dear Laura, We all know that every woman, every pregnancy, and every labor is different. I am currently pregnant with child number 3, and ironically, I am trying to make the same decision you are trying to make. I had a c-section with my first child after 3 long hours of pushing. With my second child, I was successful at VBAC, and I only pushed for about 20 minutes! It was the most exhilarating experience, and my recovery was so much better than how I felt with the c-section. I also had a very supportive doctor for VBAC delivery at the time, and nowadays, I think that is harder to find. I have recently moved and had to choose a new doctor who is willing to let me attempt VBAC again, but it was much more hesistant than the last doctor I had. The way I see it- there are risks either way we choose, and a lot of the choice should be based on your history and reason for the 1st c-section. In my case, my 1st born was too large and just was not coming out. It did not help that my epideral failed either. With my second, she was almost 2 pounds smaller and that epidural worked wonders! I am a firm believer in VBAC only because of my personal experience. My new doctor has scared me a little, even though I have already succedded at VBAC once already, and my c-section was 7 years ago. It is scary, and it is a hard decision to make. I am right there with you trying to decide, and in the end, I hope we both give birth to healthy, happy babies no matter how they are delievered....because that's what really matters! :) Best Wishes to you!posted 02/17/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I am due any time now and I am going for VBAC because I got instructed through my pregnancy that this is safer than an elective c. See childbirth.org. A lot of studies can clarify just opinions. I had 2 natural births before and an emergency c for dropping heart rate. I am very positive for VBAC because a normal birth is much better for you. Good luckposted 02/06/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I am very undecded. My first birth resulted in an emergancy c-section and my second was just a repeat section I was never given the chance for or even asked about having a natural delivery for that matter but after reading some articals and the coments, I have been thinking about it allot. Does anyone have any suggestions for me I live in the state of michigan and havent really heard that much about it.posted 01/15/2007 by cubasmom
I had my first c-section in 1988 and was told that I had to have another for my second child in 1990, and my third child in 1991. I remarried in 1999 to a man who had never been married or had children. We decided to have a child of our own; however, this time I wanted to have a VBAC. My doctor agreed to allow me to try. After 18 hours of labor, I gave birth to my fourth child vaginally at the age of 37 years old. It was my biggest accomplishment in life! I would do it again in a heartbeat. All of my life I had felt cheated by having c-sections; it is such a fulfilling experience to have a child naturally, and I would highly recommend trying it if you are able to do so.posted 11/04/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
Hi Laura, I am also having my second child at the moment and I am 31 wks now. My first child was born by C section due to being breech. My doctor has advised me that it is safe to have a vaginal birth for my second child but I have also been told I have an infection called streptococcal group b which I have done some research on and can can be harmful to the baby after birth. My doctor said they can give me an antibiotic during birth with a vaginal delivery which can reduce harm to the baby but it would not be 100% so I am also confused of what to do? The doctor at the hospital said that this infection is common in pregnant women and can be ok to deliver natural but as I have had a c section before I am wondering what to do also.posted 10/08/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
Hi Laura, I had a scheduled c-section with my first child as we had partial previa and she was breech. For me I didn't feel like I lost out, my only concern was for my daughter. Now I am pregnant again and my doctor was relived when I said we would likely go the c-section route again. She said many women try and end up with emerg c-sections anyway. Then a sub doctor told me later that I could try a VBAC if my pregnancy went perfect so I am getting some real mixed messages. I think we will still go with a c-section though as I had no problems nursing or bonding or anything with my baby. yes the recovery is painful but if you get up right away and start walking (slowly!) it really helps speed up recovery. Good luck and in the end, focus on your baby and your health, not what people think you should do. It certainly is NOT a lazy or easy way out at all.posted 10/03/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
I had an emergency c/s with my first due to the fact I was induced, my uterus was hyperstimulated and my placenta started coming apart. His heart rate went into the 60s. After much research, I'm now firmly against inducing. I'm pregnant, due in January and my OB/midwives are VBAC friendly... letting me go to 42 weeks. :) With all this said... research IS very important. Don't let a Dr. tell you what to do. If you want to try for a VBAC, go for it! Of course more Drs. are refusing to do VBACs because they get paid more for performing a c/s. The risks are greater with having a c/s.. so it is safer having a VBAC, depending on your situation. From your post, I see no reason for you to not at least try a VBAC. All I can say is RESEARCH! Good luck! :)posted 10/03/2006 by WhRsMyBaBy
I am seven months pregnant with my second child and I am planning on having a VBAC. My first child will be just 17 months old at the time of my second delivery, which is pretty close for a VBAC, but my midwife and doctors are very supportive. I find that docs generally tend to be less supportive of VBAC because of litigation concerns. My doc put it this way, "We (doctors) are more likely to be sued for not doing a c-section than for doing one." That, unfortunately, seems to be the driving force behind the epidemic of elective c-sections. I am glad that I found a practice of docs and midwives that still put their patients first! With my first, I intensely prepared for an all natural vaginal birth. I read numerous books and took Bradley birthing classes, only to find out, after nine hours of laboring at home, that my daughter was breech. Because my water had already broken, my doc could not turn her, nor was my doc comfortable with a vaginal breech delivery. Thus, I had a c-section. Recovery was tough, especially since I opted not to take pain medication becasue I was breastfeeding and I did not want my daughter to get those drugs. I am praying that the VBAC goes well. After a great deal of research I've found that the risks associated with an elective c-section are just as high of not higher than a VBAC. Make sure you take time to educate yourself and don't just rely on your doctor. Sometimes doctors have their own agendas (ie. their schedules, their fees and their malpractice insurance premiums!) Best of luck to you. I hope you have the type of delivery you want, regardless of what that may be!posted 10/03/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
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Fairfield University announces a record six Fulbrights
Fairfield University announces that a record six members of the Class of 2000 have been selected for Fulbright Scholarships. The six graduates will spend the next year in study, research and teaching in the United Kingdom, France, Japan, Germany, Australia and Poland. In all, eight Fairfield University students were nominated by the U.S. Selection Committee for the Fulbright. A seventh graduate has been designated an alternate for Canada.
The Fulbright Grant is the most prestigious scholarship awarded by the U.S. Government. The grant funds students to go abroad for one year after graduation to engage in independent research, study, and work. A primary goal of this scholarship is to increase mutual understanding between peoples of the United States and other countries.
Fairfield students have done exceptionally well in garnering Fulbrights - there have been 15 in the last four years and 23 since 1994. Still, "for a school of Fairfield's size to be awarded six is extraordinary," says Dr. Beverly Kahn, acting dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, who initiated interest on campus which resulted in the first student Fulbright in 1994. "I knew we had very capable and talented students," she explains. "Our responsibility as educators is to make possibilities available to them and to encourage them."
Still, even she is impressed by the stellar performance of this year's class, which was guided through the final phase of the process by Dr. Katherine Kidd, director of the International Studies Program, and the faculty advisory committee, while Dr. Kahn took over the duties of the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences.
Four Connecticut residents are among the six receiving Fulbrights and their destinations are Lawrence J. Dunn, III of Southington, to the United Kingdom; Bryan T. Fitzgerald of New Canaan, to Germany; Danielle M. Liubicich of Brookfield, to Australia; and Thomas Mozdzer of Shelton, to Poland. The other two awardees are Kristen D. Dalbec of Plymouth, Mass., to France; and Suzanne M. Logan of Mundelein, Ill., to Japan.
Lawrence J. Dunn, III of Southington, will spend the next academic year doing independent research at the International Accounting Standards Committee and studying toward a master's degree in finance at City University in London.
Dunn interned with the Governmental Accounting Standards Board in Norwalk and was selected as a McGowan Scholar for his senior year, a full-tuition scholarship program which honors the memory of the late William G. McGowan, founder and chairman of MCI Communications Corporation.
A double major in accounting and information systems with a minor in mathematics, Dunn was awarded the Bellarmine medal at commencement for having the highest four-year academic average. His studies at Fairfield included a one-week intensive study program in Limerick, Ireland, during which he began an independent study on the Euro and its effects on the European information system.
Active in Campus Ministry, he served as a Mission Volunteer in Duran, Ecuador and Morehead, Ky., a religious education instructor at Holy Family Church in Fairfield, and the coordinator of lectors. He was a member of the Fairfield University Glee Club and a featured soloist.
Bryan T. Fitzgerald of New Canaan, will participate in the Fulbright Teaching Assistant Program in Germany. Fitzgerald spent an academic year studying at Heidelberg University in Germany through Fairfield's Baden-Wurtemburg Exchange Program. The winner of a scholarship in German, he has been an Oral Practice Session assistant teacher in German this year at Fairfield.
A double major in International Studies and German, Fitzgerald worked extensively with the HAM Channel, Fairfield University's on-campus television station.
Following his year in Germany, Fitzgerald plans to pursue graduate studies in German and hopes to work in international relations.
Danielle M. Liubicich of Brookfield, will be conducting research on the developmental genetics of marine sponges and working toward a post bachelor's research degree in Australia. Her research builds on the summer research she did at Fairfield University with Dr. April Hill, assistant professor of biology. Liubicich has conducted research since her sophomore year, obtaining highly competitive research grants from Pfizer Inc., and the Council on Undergraduate Research.
Liubicich was awarded the Biology Department Award for Academic Excellence at Fairfield, where she was also a member of the ski team and served as a First Year Orientation leader and facilitator.
She will enter a doctoral program at the University of Chicago when she returns from Australia.
Thomas Mozdzer of Shelton, a biology major, studied at Jagellonian University in Krakow, Poland, during his junior year. He returns with the Fulbright to Jagellonian University to carry out research on ecotoxicology with a team of Polish scientists.
Mozdzer has already received two research grants for his ecology research from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the University of Georgia. Research he conducted with Dr. Randy Chambers, associate professor of biology at Fairfield, was published in Aquatic Botany, an international science journal, in 1998. A second article is pending and will be published in the Georgia Journal of Science.
Mozdzer's parents are Polish, but his father's family was deported to Siberia by the Russians at the beginning of World War II. They fled through Iran and India, finally settling in Africa where Mozdzer's father, Miroslaw, was born. Within a few years the family immigrated to the United States. Mozdzer's mother, Alfreda, came to the United States from Poland when she was 16. His parents encouraged a respect for the family homeland and its traditions and taught their son to speak Polish as a child.
Mozdzer is a member of Phi Beta Kappa; Alpha Sigma Nu, the national Jesuit honor society; and Alpha Epsilon Delta, a National Premedical Honor Society. He was active in Mission Volunteers and Peer Tutors and served as a resident assistant.
Kristen D. Dalbec of Plymouth, Mass., will teach English in France next year. Dalbec studied at the Sorbonne in Paris during her junior year and has been an Oral Practice Session French teacher at Fairfield.
A double major in International Studies and French, Dalbec completed her Senior Thesis on how language policies are affecting African educational systems. After her Fulbright year in France, she hopes to spend at least one year in Francophone Africa, working on educational and economic development.
At Fairfield, Dalbec was awarded the Croteau Scholarship and the Kolakowski Scholarship from the Modern Languages Department for her excellence in French and the International Studies Award for Academic Excellence.
She is a member of Phi Beta Kappa; Alpha Sigma Nu, the Jesuit honor society; Alpha Mu Gamma, the foreign language honor society with double membership for French and Japanese; and Sigma Iota Rho, the international studies honor society. She was also active in Campus Ministry, the ski team and student government.
Suzanne Logan of Mundelein, Ill., will spend this next year studying Japanese history, language and culture and working on an independent research project on Japan's role in nuclear non-proliferation. Logan studied in Japan her junior year in Fairfield's exchange program at Doshisha Women's College in Kyoto.
Logan came to Fairfield on a volleyball scholarship and played on the varsity team for one year. She worked the last year-and-a-half as an intern at the International Institute in Bridgeport on a program that assists immigrants seeking U.S. citizenship. An advocate for human rights, Logan helped reactivate Fairfield's Amnesty International chapter.
A history major, Logan received the Asian Studies Award. Her final paper on Asian masculine stereotypes for the capstone seminar provided an innovative analysis of Asian Diasporic fiction.
Following her year in Japan, Logan plans to earn a degree in international law and pursue an international career.
Also nominated by the U.S. Selection Committee for the Fulbright were Christopher J. Faricelli of Tabernacle, N.J., who is an alternate to Canada; and Daniel J. Vaccaro of Jefferson, Valley, N.Y., who was recommended for the Philippines.
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I called my for Torchik to blaziken SPICY CHICKEN wouldn't fit so I did S.CHICKEN
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Re: Specific law forbidding removal of federal loans lates[ Edited ]
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This is interesting news. I think Texas Guaranteed is the guarantor of my undergraduate loans while Nelnet is just services them. I never thought about contacting the guarantor. What role does TG provide for you?
Edit: I saw that you said rehab. Yes, I believe it is standard practice for lates to be removed once rehab is completed. Either back to date of default or entirely off of the tradeline. My question was more around removal of lates for someone who does not rehab.
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I hereby invite you to extend your Sometime Readership to my new blog, 'Frequently Found Growing On Disturbed Ground'.
The title reflects my growing interest in wild foods & medicines (how long has it been since we last spoke?) and my concurrently declining interest in all things Indoors. As I try to explain on the 'About' page, 'Disturbed Ground' refers to the kind of soil where you're most likely to find the tough, hardy plants which we know either as 'weeds' or 'crops' depending on our perspective on their usefulness for us. Also, however, I'm using it as a metaphor for personal growth: exploring the possibilities for this in myself, starting with a recognition of my own 'soil' as pretty 'disturbed' … admit it, you had your suspicions ;)
Take the 'agricultural counterrevolutionary' part seriously or whimsically as you prefer. I felt a bit of both reactions when putting it like that, and still haven't decided whether I'm comfortable having that as a 'handle' (or indeed whether I want to identify with any handy label). I won't just be talking about how bad tractors and pesticides and ploughs are though – I follow writers like Daniel Quinn, Richard Manning and Jared Diamond in identifying the agricultural revolution (more broadly, perhaps the process of domestication itself) as the primary cause for how things got to be so fucked up nowadays, right across the spectrum. So you can still expect me to talk about subjects ranging from politics, the media, the arts, psychology, language, religion etc etc – all as I see them growing on their own Disturbed Ground.
But didn't I talk about all that stuff on the old blog? Yeah, I guess. I think the main difference will be one of general approach. With my Rugged Indoor material I felt like I was getting sucked into all the things I was criticising (and there was a lot of criticism, especially if I'd been watching too much TV news), and expending a great deal of energy on things I might just as well have deemed irrelevant for all the impact my reactions might have had on them… In moving my focus towards the Outdoors I hope to ground my writing in my own personal experience; to no longer have this mediated by distant authority figures on a screen, across radio waves, or even in books. After first learning to see it as worth telling (why do we pay so much attention to the stories of faraway strangers if not because of a fear of taking our own lives seriously?), I will try to tell my own induplicable story – relating events and interpretations directly from my own senses & perceptions.
Here's a passage I recently rediscovered from The Tao Of Pooh by Benjamin Hoff, the first book I read that felt like it had been written specifically for me (at age fourteen). This explains what I mean better than the above Big Words:
"I say, Pooh, why aren't you busy?"
"Because it's a nice day," said Pooh.
"Yes, but — "
"Why ruin it?" he said.
"But you could be doing something Important," I said.
"I am," said Pooh.
"Oh? Doing what?"
"Listening," he said.
"Listening to what?"
"To the birds. And that squirrel over there."
"What are they saying?" I asked.
"That it's a nice day," said Pooh.
"But you know that already," I said.
"Yes, but it's always good to hear that somebody else thinks so, too," he replied.
"Well, you could be spending your time getting Educated by listening to the Radio, instead," I said.
"That thing?"
"Certainly. How else will you know what's going on in the world?" I said.
"By going outside," said Pooh.
"Er … well …" (Click.) "Now just listen to this, Pooh."
"Thirty thousand people were killed today when five jumbo airliners collided over downtown Los Angeles …," the Radio announced.
"What does that tell you about the world?" asked Pooh.
"Hmm. You're right." (Click.)
"What are the birds saying now?" I asked.
"That it's a nice day," said Pooh. (pp.102-4)
I hope it's a nice day wherever this message finds you :)
Your friend,
PS – sorry for any confusion, but I've set up a new email address at: frequently_growing at yahoo dot com for blog correspondence. I will check rugged indoor mail less often from now, probably until fmail decide to wipe my whole account again like they did last summer… That's all for now! – I'


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Lawyers for Raffaele Sollecito told Italian reporters Monday that Sollecito's appeal for his murder conviction will distance himself from Knox and potentially incriminate her.
Sollecito's lawyers were quoted in various news reports saying he "was home alone that night" or that he is "only sure about the fact that he was at home," leaving open the possibility that Knox was not there, IBT Times UK reports.
Sollecito and Knox have both stated repeatedly in their previous trials the two were together November 1, 2007 in his home in Perugia, Italy when Meredith Kercher was murdered in the apartment she shared with Knox and others.
"It's stunning because we've been hearing consistently Raffaele Sollecito had been corroborating Amanda Knox's account, essentially an alibi," says Anne Bremner, the attorney for the Friends of Amanda Knox.
Bremner says in addition to his testimony, Sollecito's memoir "Honor Bound" is based entirely on the premise he stood by Knox and told the truth because it was the right thing to do.
"The question is what does he have to do or feel he has to do to get through this thing. Maybe he's been advised to distance himself from Amanda Knox, but he can't deviate from what the truth is," Bremner says.
The couple was convicted in 2009. After several appeals and rulings, an appellate court upheld both convictions in January, sentencing Knox to 28-and-a-half years in prison, Sollecito to 26 years.
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I was wondering.....this forum is called "Clydesdales". There is not Athenas forum, and I don't see too many Athenas posting in here. There is that sticky athena thread, but it never gets used anymore. It seems nearly all posting is by clydes (e.g. guys).
How many Athenas don't even come in here just because of the title, "clydesdales"? We could be losing out on valuable members and information.
I know it took a long time to get BF to see the need to create a Clydesdale forum, but it seems a bit sexist. I wonder what you guys think about renaming the forum to something that includes (invites) the Athenas too.
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Is there anyone out there who can't sleep in? I have been waking up 2-3 hours earlier than my normal time in the morning, mainly because I am starving and uncomfortable.Ā I am 6 weeks today. It seems early for my sleep to be disturbed by being pregnant.
Waking up often in the night and getting up way too early
I've been waking up usually between 1-2 am to pee and then toss and turn for a few before going back to sleep. I then get up around 7 and am starving!
DH of 12 years
DD - Mar 04, DS - Dec 07, DD - Aug 12, ?? - June 6
Me! I have been getting up at least twice in the middle of the night to pee and then I wake up at 6am and just lay there, I cant fall back asleep!
Its A Boy! Thomas Alma born 1/17/12!
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I also think its really early to be disturbed by pregnancy, but my mum assures me it's normal.┬Ā I've been rolling around, waking up to go to the bathroom multiple times a night, and waking up early.┬Ā I just lay in bed with my eyes closed until I NEED to get up.┬Ā
Ok I've been having this problem too...I wake up around 1 or 2 to pee and then I can't fall back asleep for like 30 mins or an hour.┬Ā Then I'm up again at like 4:30 ugh!
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I agree, I wake up a few times in the middle of the night and up at 6AM but still tired and I am so exhausted by the afternoon and bedtime is 930PM.
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Yes, waking up to pee and then waking up starving like I haven't eaten all day long.