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 In a previous post, we talked about the recent reviews that the Tivoli Storage Productivity Center (TPC) received. In particular, we are very pleased with the 'Leader' designation received in the recent Gartner Magic Quadrant review for Storage Resource Management.

Its not just the analyst reactions that are positive. Based upon a customer focused feature list, the product team undertook an overhaul of the Graphical User Interface (GUI) and introduced a dashboard that provideseasy touse comprehensive reporting. To ensure they had got it right, the proposed changes were demonstrated on the Expo floor at the Pulse 2012 conference in Las Vegas earlier this year. Responses from the user base were enthusiastic, to the extent that this next iteration is quickly becoming a sought after item.

 A beta test program was initiated at the conference, as the true litmus test that the proposed new features would stand the test in a true production environment. Early responses point to some interesting observations. When polled about their experiences with the next evolution of the product, one of the most talked about aspects were features provided to simplify complex reporting. Beta testers derived great time and productivity benefits from having a picture of the full storage environment; something they had to previously go to multiple places together. A common benefit registeredwas time savings when it came to complex reporting.

What is compelling however is the business analytics that this next iteration yields. Tivoli Storage Productivity Center (TPC) provides detailed topology viewsof the entire storage infrastructure. In the overhauled GUI, administrators can observe the overall health of the environment instantly. A simple 'right click' provides detailedviews on each of the storage network entities. The facilitation of these environment wideviews led a beta customer to observe that 'more than just the storage engineer can now get a simple view of their SAN environment'. What does this mean? It means that what started out as a time saver for the practitioners - the storage engineers - now becomes an entryway for the management team to get a quick look at the overall environment, allowing for higher level strategic discussions about storage environments and needs.

Is this good or bad? A recent survey revealed that CMOs will outspend CIOs on IT by 2017. When I tweeted this I was asked by @jamie_joyce why it would take this long. My answer is that its likely due to the classic tension between a cost saving position on infrastructure vs a growth position on Business Analytics or feature offerings. When you think about Big Data within Business Analytics and the proliferation of mobile devices as two huge growth areas, the commonality is a mass proliferation of data in orders of magnitude never imagined. The conversation comes back to storage,and the associated resource management.

Which way does your company lean? Where is your head in that tension between cost savings and growth when it comes to your storage environment?

 I chatted with Product Marketing Manager Amalore Jude about this and the kind of reaction the team got at Pulse in Vegas March of this year when they demo'd thenew GUI interface. He was quite pleased with the response. 'Customers were very excited looking at the new, next-generation interface' he told me 'many are awaiting June 4, when they can actually lay their hands on it.'

Well, June 4 is around the corner. If you are a regular reader of this blog, its quite likely I will meet you at the Edge Conference in Florida next week. If you're there, please tweet me @brenny or find me somehow and say hi.

The conference is selling out but there are still passes available for the Tech Edge portion of the four part event. It's not too late to register. The Tech Edge portion is well laid out with over 250 sessions that are being led by IBMers and customers. Sometimes its better to hear the war stories of your peers when you're trying to figure out how to exploit what you have, or are considering getting.

One customer who is speaking is Gary Fry of Unum. His session on March 6, 10-11am in Rm 115 is on Unum's use of the SAN Volume Controller and his experiences beta testing the new evolution of TPC.

So, if you are going, then I hope to see you out there. If you haven't yet decided, then getting a first look at this next evolution of storage infrastructure management is hopefully good motivation to consider it.

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Mike Kelly
We attended the Mike Kelly Exhibit last Saturday evening at MOCAD. I didn't know much about him, however Nicole Rupersburg crafted an excellent article, reposted below, first published in Model D, Bravo Nicole!
Mike Kelley's last homecoming
This is an oral history pieced together from interviews with people who knew Mike Kelley personally and professionally. Details are subject to the imprecision of memory; interpretations are those of the writer, and are by no means definitive, or "Truth" with a capital "T," if there is such a thing.
"Home." A simple, innocuous word imbued with an almost ineffable concept – not the plaster-walled structure in which a family resides, but the very ideaof family itself, of safety and security in a place of absolute belonging. A sanctuary.
Mike Kelley spent his whole professional career searching for his home. But his relationship with home was complicated, and his own internal conflict over the concept presents itself in his work – pieces that manage to be simultaneously subversive and sentimental.
The early years
Kelley grew up in Westland, a son of working class parents in the late 1950s/early 1960s – still the golden age of Detroit industry. There are no indications that his childhood was anything but an unremarkable one, suburban and banal. He grew up, graduated from the University of Michigan, then moved to Los Angeles where he attended the California Institute of the Arts and earned a Masters in Fine Art, becoming a millionaire artist of international acclaim. He never came home again, not for any significant length of time, and he died from carbon monoxide poisoning after dragging a gas barbecue grill into his bathroom in his home in an exclusive neighborhood of South Pasadena.
Having works sell for millions of dollars and displayed in the permanent collections of MOMA and the Guggenheim is a far cry from the Ann Arbor basements where Kelley's artistic career started with the performance noise-rock proto-punk experimental performance outfit Destroy All Monsters.
Kelley met fellow artist Niagara – who would also grow to international prominence for her paintings of fierce, empowered femme fatales – at orientation at the University of Michigan, something she laughs about now. "I can't believe I even went to something called that!" In her, Kelley identified a fellow outcast. "We kind of clicked how freaks do."
Niagara introduced Kelley to Cary Loren; Kelley brought Jim Shaw into the group. So it was that Destroy All Monsters was formed, inspired by punk and metal music, beat culture, and monster movies. "We didn't choose noise music; it chose us," Niagara says. "A day after our first practice we decided to have a band and play a show. There was this New Year's Eve party we wanted to play. We weren't askedto play. We played 'Iron Man' until they asked us to stop!"
DAM performed together until they graduated and Kelley and Shaw moved to California. The group's actions were fastidiously documented by Loren (in photos and tape) and Niagara (in her diaries). DAM continued on in a new incarnation, but for Kelley those early years left an indelible impression. "Mike seemed a pretty cool character, very business-like," Niagara says. "But he was very emotional under the surface. He was very sentimental, which was adorable. He would go back to DAM because that formed so much of his identity, even though it only lasted a few years in the basement."
In 1994, he and Loren worked with Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore to compile a three-CD boxed set of music, artwork, and notes from the few years the original lineup was together. In 2011, Kelley co-curated an exhibition at PRISM Gallery in Los Angeles called Return of the Repressed: Destroy All Monsters 1973-1977, showing work by all four original members. The show's opening was a grand reunion for them. Niagara brought her diaries along.
"My last memory of him was him laughing hysterically at the dinner table because of a memory from the diary (Niagara) brought with her," says local "visual anthropologist" (and former owner of CPOP Gallery) Rick Manore. "He was pantomiming doggy style (sex) on the dinner table in a fucking room full of movie stars in the Sunset Towers with the biggest art dealer in the world. Niagara always knew how to bring the best out of him and keep him light."
"We had lots of laughs," she says. "He had this loud laugh. He would laugh so hysterically for so long you'd get scared."
The DAM show ran Nov. 19, 2011 to Jan. 7, 2012. Kelley, the man who laughed the hardest, committed suicide on Jan. 31.
"I think he used up his body," Niagara says. "People say he could have cleaned up. I don't think that was possible. He just burned himself up." She likes to imagine that's he's simply on vacation; that, much like a child might do, he just ran away. "He was a multimillionaire. He needed rest. He went on vacation and just disappeared."
Portrait of the artist
Twenty- and thirty-somethings living in Detroit might not even know Mike Kelley's name. If you're under 35 years old, Kelley left Detroit before you were born. A hugely influential artist of the past quarter century, Kelley's work is seen as a savage critique of American class and popular culture, but while his massive installations of dirty stuffed animals and crocheted blankets – "garbagey things," Niagara says with affection – won him critical acclaim, his esoteric work didn't have the mass-marketable appeal for the generations raised on pop art not as a statement but as an aesthetic.
Not that widespread popularity mattered. Kelley's pieces sold for millions of dollars. (His record was $2.7 million for his piece Deodorized Central Mass with Satellites – in effect, a bunch of stuffed animals arranged by color and formed into large orbs that were suspended from the ceiling.) He never had to sell another piece for as long as he lived to still die a rich man.
In 2011, Kelley was represented by Larry Gagosian, the most powerful art dealer in the world. At the PRISM show, Kelley confided in Niagara that he hadn't sold a single piece at his last three shows. "The art bubble had burst," Manore says. "Mike started to fall through the cracks when the economy dried up. Avant gardedidn't sell anymore. All that money people spent on speculative art … they stopped speculating." Instead of spending $1 million on sock puppets and dirty stuffed animals, buyers fell back into their comfort zone – Warhol and the like. "He thought he had become irrelevant."
Three weeks before he died he told Niagara that if he had to make it in the art world today he couldn't do it, that he wasn't a good enough painter or sculptor to have success on those merits alone. "He was able to create a mythology," Manore says. "He was doing low brow for the high brow before the low brow had a name. He was the enfant terrible. When the economy was robust, he gave the middle finger to everybody and they ate it up."
Just two months prior to his conversation with Niagara at PRISM, an art critic in London shredded his latest exhibition at the Gagosian Gallery, a Superman-themed show called Exploded Fortress of Solitude, another low-meets-high exploration on the themes of home and childhood, this time adapting a storyline about the Man of Steel's home city on his home planet that was first introduced inSuperman comic books when Kelley was a child. In a review that read as a mockery of not just this particular show but of Kelley's entire oeuvre, critic Adrian Searle concluded, "Kelley has been thinking about this stuff for more than 20 years. What does it all add up to? You almost expect to see a dead horse up there on the screen, getting a good flogging. Kelley overdoes it, time and again. Ah, you might say, but that's the point. It's what he does, to the sound of all that cinematic thrashing."
"Probably in the back of his mind he always thought, 'Eventually they're going to call my bluff,'" Manore says. "And they did."
A mixed media artist who incorporated painting, sculpture, drawings, found objects, writing, performance, video, collages, and assemblage in his works that forced people to take in the whole rather than the individual parts – a visual story-teller and myth-maker who used low-brow materials and imagery to subvert the intellectual elitism of the art world from within – Kelley rose to international fame. The harder he pushed, the more they loved him.
Critics have written volumes trying to analyze, deconstruct, and simply explain Kelley's work, but the most important point to make is this: he was fucking with you. "Mike made a career giving the art world, the curators, and the buyers the middle finger and making a living on it," says Manore.
As Warhol did before him, Kelley sought to expose the commercialization of art, ridiculing the absurd amounts of money collectors would spend on whatever they were told was good by making art that was ugly, profane, and equally absurd. "He said, 'Fuck you' and everyone said, 'Ohhhhh, that's great, yeah, fuck you,'" Manore says. "Mike pushed it as far as he could: 'How can I say "Fuck you" even more?' It's not about beauty or imagery; it's about intent, and the intent was that the art world thinks way too much of itself." An ideological contemporary of Marcel Duchamp, Kelley saw the only thing left to do was to take art to its logical and disgusting end. "Mike did that: 'Here you go, art world. Here's shit on a platter.'"
He first became famous for taking stuffed animals found at garage sales and arranging them on hand-crocheted blankets (a skill he learned from his mother), obvious plays on his recurring themes of home and childhood that were terribly suburban and banal. They would eventually sell to museums for millions. He used middle-class imagery to expose upper-class privilege and excess; inevitably, he became part of the very system he was railing against. It was all about the art of irony that in the end went too far.
A product of time and place, when the art world was already doing some serious navel-gazing over what should come next, Kelley was swallowed by the very culture he was trying to subvert. And, ultimately, he came to depend on it – a parasitic relationship he both thrived on and despised.
During the DAM days, he would tell Niagara and the others, "I hate these motherfuckers," talking about being bullied in school. "We were all freaks in different ways," Niagara says, but Kelley was desperate for acceptance. "That's the way he wanted to be accepted, through his artwork … I think it was funny that he got accepted by rich people, the 'popular' kids that never accepted him before. Those weren't the people he wanted to impress. He was always complaining about the museums, the rich people he had to hang out with. He didn't even like it. 'Yeah, but they love your stuff.' But on the other hand rich people just like what they're told to like. It was a weird cycle that might have got to him. He was so famous in the art world … from insulting the people that (were) supporting him."
"His continued attempts to reject the canon of art were accepted as part of the new canon of art," says Vince Carducci, Detroit art critic and publisher of the Motown Review of Art. "Even in his last interview he said if he were young he would never choose to be in the art world. You can see in this interview his disenchantment. His oppositional attitude was clear, but why be so oppositional when his pieces are selling for millions?"
But you could say opposition and conflict were the very things that defined Kelley as an artist. His work played on themes of class anxiety. Usually interpreted as commentary on the abject condition of the suburbs – that they're boring and miserable – there is also an unavoidable tinge of "methinks the artist doth protest too much." He left the suburbs at a time when working class families in Detroit were fleeing to them for the promises of a better life. He never looked back, but spent decades examining the same themes over and over again, selling those very pieces steeped in suburban iconography to international jet-setting millionaires who were certainly not the same people he grew up with in suburban Detroit. His last work, Mobile Homestead (completed posthumously), is a full-scale replica of his own suburban home in Westland (he actually tried to purchase the house itself, but the home owner wouldn't sell). This was not a man who despised his suburban childhood. This was a man who was obsessed with it.
In October 2006, when the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (MOCAD) was about to open, Kelley told then-director Marsha Miro that he wanted to build a public sculpture that would be a recreation of his childhood home to be used as a community gallery permanently located on a grassy lot with a portion designed to be mobile in order to provide various sorts of public services. And he wanted it to be at MOCAD. The London-based arts organization Artangel, which specializes in site-specific works, partnered with MOCAD to make it a reality. "It is my wish that the community gallery will not simply be an outpost of MOCAD, but that it represent the cultural interests of the community that exists in proximity to it," Kelley wrote in 2011.
In the fall of 2010, MOCAD held a dedication for the mobile portion of the homestead. Kelley came. He wanted it to be like a country fair and collect money for a good cause. They worked with Gleaners Community Food Bank. There was food and music. Kelley broke a bottle of champagne over the house and they all waved good-bye to it as it drove down Woodward. After that Kelley approved all the drawings for the permanent home. "He couldn't handle things that weren't just right. He needed it to be perfect," Miro says. When he died in January 2012, "There was no question we should go forward with it."
Construction began last fall, and last Saturday Mobile Homestead opened to the public that included wealthy art buyers, overdressed scenesters, grubby hipsters, fledgling artists, and legends of the Detroit art community like Niagara and Jerry Vile.
The full work consists of the house itself, which will "function as a community gallery – in concert with various local community groups" (Kelley wrote), the removable mobile façade that will provide public services (including a book mobile, giving away the donated books currently found inside), the basement that mirrors the floor plan of Kelley's childhood home (the separate rooms will be for covert use "for private rites of an aesthetic nature," as intended by Kelley, and are not accessible to the public), and a series of videos produced by Kelley himself that pay homage to the history and the home lives of the working class people in the area, featuring interviews with workers, bar and shop owners, church officials, and residents. The videos open with the traditional gospel standard, "Going Home."
On the subject of home and childhood, Miro says, "(Kelley) opened this whole exploration of the personality of a person, in the sense of childhood as a subject, repressed memories as a subject, what kind of fantasies we have about a place when we look back and how that affects how we see the future." Kelley himself, who raged against repression in his art, wrote that sometimes "one has to hide one's true desires and beliefs behind a façade of socially acceptable lies."
Mobile Homestead is without a doubt Kelley's most unabashedly sentimental, sincere work – no more trickster installations; no more socially acceptable lies. It was truly his homecoming, the culmination of decades spent analyzing his own relationship to his sense of home under the pretext of class warfare. It is a celebration of suburbia in the center of the city. It's home is Detroit because it has to be, because Detroit is Kelley's home. Even though he lived thousands of miles away, he never really left. From DAM to Superman, his home life and childhood informed his art for the whole of his career. Mike Kelley spent his entire life searching for the home he left in Detroit. He never found it, but instead gave it to us.
With thanks to Niagara, Rick Manore, Marsha Miro, Vince Carducci, and Cary Loren for providing insight and context into the life and work of Mike Kelley. Mobile Homestead is open to the public Thursday – Saturday, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. For more info go here.


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WTB: wheel center caps
Looking for center caps with Ford Racing or just Ford logo
I have the ones that came in the 09 17" rims that are dark gray and a ford logo on them. All are brand new and still in the ford parts bag, you can have them for 20 +shipping.
Make sure they'll fit b/c while the 09 17" rims LOOK like the SVT EAP rims they will not fit in them.
PM Me if your interested.
I've never seen a dark grey one, do you have pics?
is it the same as this color:
I'm looking for this type and color
This is what I have, let me know if your interested I have no use for them and like I said they are brand new and only one bag is even open.
Sorry, I have light color wheels, this will not work. thank for the offer though
Ok man, try getting a hold of someone in the parts department of hilbish ford in NC. They used to be a sponsor here and still give great deals, I'm sure they'll have the white ford racing ones.
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Oklahoma State recruiting notebook: Khari Harding, Cre Moore and David Cornwell attend OSU-Texas
Oklahoma State doesn't currently have a verbal commitment from an in-state players, but the Cowboys had three highly sought-after prospects visiting Saturday night.
Topping the list was Arkansas safety commit Khari Harding of Edmond Santa Fe, who was on an unofficial visit.
The Cowboys have not offered the 6-foot-1, 205-pound senior, who is ranked No. 6 on The Oklahoman's Super 30 recruiting list. His uncle, Rodney Harding, was an OSU defensive lineman in the 1980s.
Several Division I programs have extended offers to Harding, who could be ripe for picking from an Arkansas program that is in disarray. The team has struggled this season, most recently a 58-10 loss to Texas A&M Saturday, and the coaching situation is in limbo.
Broken Arrow senior cornerback Cre Moore announced his visit on Twitter. The 6-foot-1, 175-pounder has more than 10 offers from a variety of programs, highlighted by Kansas State and Tulsa.
The Cowboys currently have three defensive backs committed in the 2013 class.
Jones quarterback David Cornwell, a 6-foot-5 junior, was also in attendance Saturday as part of a three-week tour that will have him on trips to Auburn and Michigan the next two weeks, according to Rivals.com.
Cornwell has an offer from Indiana, though he has only played five varsity games in his career. He is quickly beginning to grab the attention of several major programs.
Oklahoma State quarterback commit Luke Del Rio of Valor Christian in Highlands Ranch, Colo., didn't face much of a defensive threat in posting nearly perfect passing numbers during a 40-0 win over Fountain-Fort Carson Friday night.
Del Rio was 15-of-16 passing for 158 yards and a touchdown as Valor Christian cruised to its third straight win.
Oklahoma is one of the latest programs to come on in pursuit of OSU commit Ogbonnia Okoronkwo, a defensive end from Houston's Alief Taylor High School, according to Rivals.com.
The 6-foot-3, 220-pound Okoronkwo has been verbally committed to Oklahoma State since late June, but has piled up nearly a dozen scholarship offers.


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The quick answer: Not at all. It would be a huge surprise to me if he landed with any of the AFC South teams.
Houston: Set with Andre Johnson as a top-flight No. 1, the Texans also have a good supporting cast for him with Kevin Walter, Andre Davis, David Anderson and Jacoby Jones. And the franchise doesn't generally chase big-ticket free agents or guys who could be a sore thumb in the locker room. Plus it wouldn't want a Dallas castoff.
Indianapolis: Yes, the Colts have a hole at receiver after Marvin Harrison was cut. But Bill Polian doesn't bring in big-name, high-price, older free agents and the team generally tries to keep Peyton Manning from headaches, not provide them for him.
Jacksonville: The Jaguars need a dynamic play-making receiver. But they've sworn off pricey free agents and are putting a huge emphasis on chemistry and leadership. Those aren't the first two qualities most people think of when Owens is up for discussion. They're too run-based and small market for Owens anyway.
Tennessee: A team that once passed on drafting Randy Moss is always receiver needy, and never in a hurry to bring in anyone who could become a locker room problem. Owens' baggage isn't something the Titans would want unpacked in their locker room. Like the Jags, they're too run-based and small market for Owens anyway.


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In case you haven't been following it, the legislative astroturfing outfit ALEC is losing corporate sponsors, who are distancing themselves from the crazy.
Mother Jones reports that ALEC's sponsors are under increasing public pressure for being associated with ALEC's stupid and harmful boilerplate state legislation such as voter ID and "stand your ground" laws.
According to the article, Wendy's is the latest to announce their departure from ALEC, joining other corporate giants such as McDonald's, Pepsi, Coca-Cola, Kraft and Intuit who have also withdrawn membership.
In an ironic display of surrealist performance art, ALEC released a statement saying that this is a "well-funded, expertly coordinated intimidation campaign."
State Reps. Curry Todd and Steve McDaniel are members of the illustrious ALEC Board of Directors, and Todd is ALEC's Tennessee state chairman. You may recall that Rep. Todd recently helped kill the "Influence Disclosure Act" that would would have required disclosing the source of astroturf legislation such as ALEC's. More about Curry Todd...
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text: What you guys think about Shapeshifting Dragon-men in this game. There are red dragons that serve man (the Empire). This probably relates to the dragon that you can call to for aid in the game. Red dragons are shapeshifters that can turn into men. Call me crazy, but that just might indicate that it's a power that the PC might be able to obtain. In order to defeat Alduin at the end of the game, you just might turn into a dragon and fight him on his own terms like Martin did in Oblivion.


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yesadverbuk /jes/ us /jes/ (informal yeah, yep, yah)
A1 used to express willingness or agreement: "Would you like a glass of wine?" "Yes, thanks." "Do you like Thai food?" "Yes, I love it." "He's a really nice guy." "Yes, he is." "Report to me at nine o'clock tomorrow morning." "Yes, sir." "Have you had enough to eat?" "Yes, thank you." If you'd say yes (= agree) to the request you'd avoid a lot of trouble.yes, sir
A1 used to show that you are listening to someone, or that you are ready to listen and to give them an answer or information: "Dad." "Yes, what do you want, honey?" Yes, can I help you?
A2 used when you are disagreeing with a negative statement: "I'm not a very good cook, though." "Yes, you are - you make wonderful food!"
More examples
- "Did the kids enjoy their trip to the zoo?" "Oh, yes, they were full of it when they got back this afternoon."
- Oh yes, now I know who you mean.
- I asked him if he wanted to come to dinner with my parents, and surprise, surprise, he said yes!
- "Did I hear you say your children cleared up after the party?" "Oh yes, I've got them well-trained!"
- Sorry, I can't today. Now if you'd asked me yesterday, I would have said yes.
Linguistics: interjections
synonyms and related words:
yesnoun [C]uk /jes/ us /jes/
› a vote supporting a particular plan of action or a reply accepting an invitation: "Have you had any replies yet?" "Six yeses and two noes so far."


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The Great Depression
IN September of 1929 occurred an event which initiated for this country a political and social revolution. That event was the crash of a bull stock market which had been bid up to untenable heights by speculation with money borrowed on slender margins.
Securities were priced on the basis of future earnings which were so high as finally to reveal themselves as being fantastic. When reality succeeded fantasy, the market fell, margins were washed out and speculators were brankrupt. Protecting the loans threw millions of shares on the market, which deepened and intensified the crash. The speculators were only in small part experienced operators. Almost everyone had speculated. The elevator boy and the small merchant were ruined--it was so difficult to protect their margins on a fast-falling market that banks and private lenders found themselves in jeopardy. Some failed. Most were so weakened as to provide warrant (or excuse) for the Bank Holiday of 1933.
Our family was not caught in the crash. After years of prosperity we had saved money. Our investment had been in rebuilding and expanding the old farmhouse which had been occupied by the manager of Mrs. Hartness's farm. (That house is now known as "Smiley Manse." It had been built in 1811 for "Father" Smiley, the first settled Congregational preacher in town, and


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Named by Chicago Magazine as the Best New Film Series of 2011 and recently hailed by the Chicago Reader's J.R. Jones as one of the best movie matinee series in the city, the Music Box Silent Cinema Series is presented on the second Saturday of each month at noon.
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Tickets $10 each, $8 for students and seniors.
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Second Saturday Silent Cinema Presents: The Crowd
directed by King Vidor starring Eleanor Boardman, James Murray and Bert Roach
Poignant and uncompromising, The Crowd is a timeless tale of the American everyman.
A classic story of a young man from a small town who heads to New York to pursue his dreams of big success in the big city but soon finds himself just one of many faceless workers in a large company.
The film tells the story of John (James Murray) and Mary (Eleanor Boardman) without sentimentality or melodrama and eloquently captures the reality of their lives, regrets, brief triumphs and disappointments in an impersonal metropolis. While not a box office success when it was first released, The Crowd has consistently been hailed as one the best and most enduring silent films and was one of the first 25 films to be selected for preservation by the Library of Congress National Film Registry.


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From February 10 to March 20, our community will take part in 40 Days for Life … a groundbreaking, coordinated international mobilization. We pray that, with God's help, this will mark the beginning of the end of abortion in our city — and beyond.
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From sophisticated bonding of base and precious metals to complex stamped and assembled products, our unique blend of technology, experience and knowledge enables us to create more agile, more effective production solutions to address even the most complex of manufacturing challenges.
STL manufactures bimetal strips from a proprietary cold-cladding process. Configurations include Inlay, Edgelay and Throughlay. Base materials are Copper and Brass with options of Silver or Silver alloy stripes.
Onlay is manufactured using a seam welding process, using Brass as the base metal.
STL offers a full range of solid and bimetal precious metal alloy contact rivets, ranging in diameter from 2.5mm to 10mm. These can be supplied directly or auto-assembled at STL.
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This is a small friendly park. The owner came out to help us pull forward as the site was uphill a bit. Our site was quite large and had trees for shade. We were only there for two nights, but I had stayed there once before and came back because of the wonderful staff. - gail klugman
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I want to be fair, because the people seemed friendly enough, including fellow campers, but for $38 a night, I don't think it's too much to expect to not have to drive through and trek through mud. It evident that no one has spent a dime on gravel in too many years, and I understand that it rained the night before, but seriously. The interior roads were all muddy (not "get stuck muddy", just standing water and sloppy, sandy mud). We had to park our car across the road from our site, so were forced to gingerly pick our way back and forth, leaving our shoes off at our door. The site was fairly level, didn't use the water hookup, but I just feel that the price should have been down around $20-25 a night, considering the site and road conditions. - chixs
Aug 2013 - $85.00
Wow, where do I start? They charged us 335.00 for 4 nights. The water pressure very poor. The water comes out cloudy. You can get a large rig in there, but its stressful due to the s curve driveway and many uncut trees. The park is small and dirty. The owner treated us very poorly. We were lied to when we pulled in; then she tried to say we were the liars. I did not feel comfortable at all. We had to park our truck on the playground because there was no room. Then when they started to fill up it was really bad. Kids running around your camper; then they rode their bikes around our camper. Our sewer tube was on an up hill; needless to say it did not work well. We felt this park is one step up from a trailer park - lynelle


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Western media has often presented Muslim women as being oppressed and submissive, but the notion that these women have their own, independent lives seems overlooked. Cultural identity for Muslims in Britain has changed from generation to generation, as the young struggle to balance their British and Islamic values, and the elders strive for tradition.
In this series I have explored how our society views Islam and women, and in turn how these women view themselves in our current social climate.
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NCI Dictionary of Cancer Terms
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Beyond the Bermuda Triangle
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A retired businessman (Fred MacMurray) looks for his fiancee and friends in the infamous region of lost ships.
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The motor revs itself up when it is sitting idle. We replaced the Cam shaft sensor. That is what the diagnostic said was wrong. But it is still revving itself up and the battery light is still on. What else could be wrong?
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Truth be told, it's that same kind of influence that has allowed his band to remain culturally relevant nearly 20 years after their highest-profile champion, Kurt Cobain, left this earth; the Nirvana frontman was so enamored with the Melvins' monstrous, sludgy riffs and don't-give-a-shit attitude that he briefly worked as a roadie for his fellow Aberdeen, Wash.-bred punks.
Sausages opens with an appropriately menacing take on Venom's "Warhead," rendered in a style that's long been the Melvins' stock in trade: huge, Sabbath-esque guitar riffage; Osborne's growled vocals; and drummer Dale Crover's straightforward pounding.
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Equally curious is "Female Trouble," originally sung by Divine in John Waters' movie of the same name, in which Osborne sounds like Tom Waits before his voice turned to gravel filtered through 40 years of cigarettes and booze.The best offering on Sausages — which also includes takes on songs by Roxy Music, Throbbing Gristle, The Jam and David Bowie — comes in the form of a lacerating version of The Kinks' "Attitude," which could stand in for the Melvins' reason for being: "It's not your makeup or the way that you dress/It's your attitude!"
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Sooner Tailgate: Crimson National Tailgate
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Getting Started in Irish Genealogy
Lecture designed to acquaint beginning genealogist with strategies and sources for getting started in Irish genealogy.
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In questo video, imparerete come iniziare record di indicizzazione con indicizzazione FamilySearch.
Hansen's Map Guides: Finding records with parish maps
In this presentation, you will learn to use Kevan Hansen's "Map Guide to German Parish Registers" series to find the Lutheran or Catholic parish for a given town, determine whether or not the Family History Library has records for a given parish, and determine which parishes should be included in an area search.
Skip to 30:45 to go to the beginning of the presentation. Learn more about different resources that are available online for Hispanic genealogy (other than Family Search and Ancestry), where to find them and how to translate them into English.
Hispanic Research Methodology: A Case Study
Confused about how to research your Hispanic ancestry? In this class we will go step by step through a case study that will take you from that first ancestral record found through the next steps you should take to continue the research. Helpful tips and strategies will be presented along the way to guide you to what we hope will be a successful and rewarding experience.
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This class explains how family historians can accurately deduce ancestors' identities and many aspects of their lives by digging below "surface information" in genealogical records and combining information from several sources. Useful in many situations, inferential methodology is especially helpful where records do not state relationships. Because of extensive multimedia, this course is best viewed on a higher bandwidth internet connection.


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- Product Type: Cookie Jar
- Product Code: 67553
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Product Info
Keep unwanted hands off your cookies with this creepy zombie jar. Made from the face of an un-dead creature of the night, you can remove his brain to reveal the more appealing cookies inside.
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