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UNT College of Music appoints David Itkin as director of orchestras
DENTON (UNT), Texas -- David Itkin, whose worldwide conducting activities have included performances with many eminent professional orchestras, has been named director of orchestras at the renowned University of North Texas College of Music.
Itkin, who will begin as director in the fall semester, will replace Anshel Brusilow, who is retiring after a career spanning 35 years at UNT. As director of orchestras, Itkin will oversee the orchestral studies program, conduct the UNT orchestras, teach graduate conducting and continue developing internationally prominent master's and doctoral programs in orchestra conducting.
Itkin is in his first season as music director and conductor of the Las Vegas Philharmonic, third season as conductor of the Abilene Philharmonic Orchestra and 15th year as conductor of the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra. He visited UNT for teaching and conducting activities earlier this year and served as guest conductor of the UNT Symphony Orchestra on March 12.
"David Itkin impressed the search committee from the outset with the high artistic and technical quality of video-recorded performances he submitted as part of his application," said Dr. James Scott, dean of the UNT College of Music. "His long experience with professional orchestras, often with the world's leading artists as soloists, brings an understanding to our students of the external expectations they will face upon graduating. His rehearsal technique is outstanding, and the concert under his direction here revealed how much he can accomplish within a very short period of rehearsals."
In the course of his career, he has visited 44 U.S. states and 15 countries, including concerts and recordings with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra and the Slovenska Filharmonija at Cancarjev Dom in Ljubljana, Slovenia, and guest conducting appearances with the Seoul Philharmonic, the San Diego Symphony, the Colorado Philharmonic, and the Indianapolis, Baltimore and Reno chamber orchestras. In 2006, he returned to the Slovenska Filharmonija to conduct the opening concert of the 14th World Saxophone Congress.
"This position at the UNT College of Music presents very exciting new challenges, both personal and professional," Itkin said. "I am looking forward to continuing and expanding the tradition of excellence of the UNT orchestras and bringing new perspectives and ideas to the graduate conducting program."
Also a composer of note, Mr. Itkin's first film score, "Sugar Creek," was recorded in 2006 by the Arkansas Symphony for the film's 2007 release. His most recent major work, "Exodus," an oratorio, was premiered in April 2005 in Little Rock with William Shatner narrating. "Exodus" was released on CD in January 2008.
Itkin served as music director and principal conductor of the Lake Forest Symphony Orchestra in Chicago from 1997 to 2000, music director and conductor of the Kingsport Symphony in Tennessee from 1992 to 1995, music director of the Birmingham Opera Theatre from 1992 to 1995 and music director for the Lucius Woods Festival Concerts in Solon Springs, Wis., from 1993 to 2000. He served as associate conductor of the Alabama Symphony Orchestra from 1988 to 1993 and was named Honorary Lt. Governor of the State of Alabama for outstanding service to the arts.
UNT has one of the largest and most comprehensive music schools in the nation. The orchestral studies program includes the UNT Symphony Orchestra, established in 1938; the UNT Chamber Orchestra, organized in 1973; and the UNT Repertoire Orchestra. In March 1991, the UNT orchestra performed at the Mozart Bicentennial at Lincoln Center. A year later, the UNT Symphony Orchestra toured Spain and the Mediterranean (Balearic Islands and the island of Ibiza), including a featured performance on U.S. National Day at Expo '92 in Seville. In October of that year, the UNT Symphony Orchestra performed Verdi's Requiem in Monterrey, Mexico, as part of the Festival Internacional Alfonso Reyes.
UNT News Service Phone Number: (940) 565-2108


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Inverness captain Richie Foran has warned fans anticipating a Highland derby "bloodbath" will be disappointed.
Foran has missed half of Caley Thistle's eight Clydesdale Bank Premier League games through suspension this season, and is determined to channel his aggression in a positive manner when Inverness and Ross County meet for the first time in the top flight.
Foran said: "When the fixtures come out the first fixtures you used to look for is when you play the Old Firm, that was the big game.
"The first fixture I looked for this season is when we play Ross County. It's going to be a wonderful occasion and we can't wait for it to start.
"The build-up has been excellent and it looks like it will be a full house.
"All the supporters will be looking for bragging rights and they will probably be looking for a bloodbath as well, but unfortunately I don't think that's going to happen.
"The game has changed so much in the last couple of years. If you go to ground in a tackle, even from the front, and even if you win the ball, you are risking a yellow or red card.
"You have got to calm down. We have to make sure we keep 11 players on the pitch so it is not going to be a bloodbath like that. We have got to be more aggressive in passing shots on goal rather than aggressive in the tackle.
"It's not worth the risk of being sent off, we don't want to go down to 10 men in this game."
With goalkeeper Ryan Esson ruled out for up to four weeks with a hip problem, Foran is one of only two players with experience of playing in the Highland derby to be available to Terry Butcher. The other, Nick Ross, has only sampled five minutes of the fixture on the pitch.
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The biased mainstream fracking debate
By Alan Septoff
August 26, 2013
Yesterday's Associated Press story about the health impacts of fracking-enabled oil and gas drilling in southwest Pennsylvania inadvertently reveals the bias that underlies much of the "mainstream" fracking debate.
The story covers results from the Southwest Pennsylvania Environmental Health Project's study:* fracking-enabled oil and gas development harms the health of residents living nearby.
One might think that a story about fracking's threat to human health shows how robust the debate is – or even that there's an environmental bias in fracking reporting. But one would be wrong.
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July 19, 2013
The AP today reports that a "landmark" study of one fracked well shows that, over a year's time, it did not contaminate groundwater.
We're very glad this is the case, especially for the neighboring community.
But the fact that one well didn't contaminate groundwater doesn't prove that fracking is safe. No one has ever claimed that every instance of fracking pollutes groundwater. As any statistician worth their salt will tell you, a sample size of one does not a valid study make.
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Let's have the pig's head and the steamed buns tonight, Dad, my 10-year-old daughter said merrily as we sat down for our second, or maybe third, meal at Zak Pelaccio's inspired little fusion-barbecue joint, Fatty 'Cue, in Williamsburg. Restaurant critics don't drag their families around on their gastronomic rounds, as a rule. Especially over crowded bridges, through miles of rush-hour traffic, in the dog days of July. But this wasn't work, really. We were back by popular demand, sitting upstairs in the quirky warren of rooms that Pelaccio has converted into one of the great destinations of this year's barbecue season. Next to us, just under the ceiling, was a gently twirling Styrofoam pig covered in sparkles. The mingled smells of wood smoke, sizzling pork fat, and burnt sugar wafted in from the smoker outside. My daughter put down her menu and waited, with a smile on her face, for our pig's head to arrive. I wish this restaurant was in our neighborhood, she said.
Pig's head is a regular special at Fatty 'Cue, but throughout the week, all sorts of strange, unexpected delicacies emerge from the smoker, which is manned by famed New York pit master Robbie Richter, from Rego Park. Richter made his reputation at Hill Country, where he produced an uncanny facsimile of barbecued beef brisket, that Texas specialty. But at Fatty 'Cue, he and Pelaccio (who is a proprietor of the popular Fatty Crab restaurants, in Manhattan) produce a different, more original kind of alchemy. The restaurant's stated theme is Malaysian barbecue, which means its version of thick-cut, Peter Lugerstyle bacon ($11) comes to the table sizzled not in more bacon fat, but coriander. And if you ask about the addictive, faintly funky quality of the delicately fatty lamb ribs ($12), your waiter will tell you that the key is in the brine, a mix of white wine and a spicy fermented shrimp paste called cincalok.
Other cooksDavid Chang, Anita Lohave dabbled in traditional Asian barbecue. But with Richter's help, Pelaccio is the first to combine the classic salty-sweet flavor profile of the East with the bulky, messy, down-home goodness of authentic American barbecue. His excellent Bobo chicken (named for the famed upstate chickens favored by Chinatown restaurants) is half a bird, smoked by Richter and his minions, cut in quarters, and served with a tangy Vietnamese-style dipping sauce made with chopped cucumber, red onion, and chiles. The lamb shoulder is wood-smoked, then pulled off the bone and served, the way they do it in Muslim restaurants in Kuala Lumpur and Xi'an, with wedges of toasted pita and a bowl of garlic-flavored goat yogurt garnished with sprigs of mint.
My daughter would like you to know that the pork ribs at Fatty 'Cue are nothing like the knobby, pre-lacquered ribs she's used to at the Chinese restaurants in our neighborhood. They're meaty and smoky-sweet (basted with smoked-fish palm syrup and Indonesian long pepper), and even if you're a diminutive 10-year-old, it's pretty much impossible to eat just one. If you don't like pork, the duck isn't bad either (it's crisp-fried and flavored with smoked red curry). And if you don't like duck, you can slurp bowls of the house noodles, which come in a vegetarian variety (with mushrooms and a poached egg) or sunk in a flavorful meat juice broth brimming with fresh-cut scallions and chiles. And what about that pig's head? It's cut in half and served on a platter, in the Chang style, with steamed buns. The cheeks are probably the best part of the experience, at least according to Jane Platt, although once you've had one barbecued pig's head for dinner, she confided on the drive home, that's probably enough.The Legend
On Monday nights, ask for the Legend, a mouthwatering, bone-in cut of pork rib, chop, and belly.
Southeast Asian cuisine meets American barbecue on executive chef Corwin Kave and pitmaster Robbie Richter's inspired menu. The unexpected pairing of traditional smoky barbecue with citrus flavoring, like a brined and smoked 30-pound whole pig with palm-sugar sauce, is spot-on. Off-site catering packages start at $790 (serves 3040 people).
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The Evergreen School District Foundation will collect school supplies for Evergreen Public Schools' students from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday in the parking lot of Spanky's Legendary Consignment, 13503 S.E. Mill Plain Blvd.
The foundation's goal is to fill two school buses with backpacks, paper, notebooks, pens, pencils, glue, rulers, calculators and other school supplies.
Cash donations will be used to purchase school supplies.
Last year, the foundation provided school supplies to more than 300 students.
The Fishers Landing Burgerville, 16416 S.E. McGillivray Blvd., will donate a percentage of Wednesday's sales to the foundation. Customers can also bring supplies to the fast-food restaurant.
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In 2010, Obama administration allies proposed a trillion-dollar bailout for those lucky mortgage borrowers whose loans were owned by the government-backed mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac -- including wealthy borrowers who have no difficulty paying their mortgage -- in order to increase their disposable income and temporarily pump up the economy through the next election. Now, Obama administration officials such as Associate Attorney General Tom Perrelli are trying to achieve the same goal on a much smaller scale in settlement talks with the nation's four biggest banks. Perrelli is demanding that they reduce the mortgages of certain favored underwater borrowers (many of whom are underwater because they didn't make a substantial downpayment, the way thrifty people do), using the banks' unrelated foreclosure paperwork violations as a pretext (benefiting lucky borrowers who were never foreclosed upon, much less treated improperly in any way).
But as Mark Calabria notes, this demand makes no sense at all economically. Any mortgage write-off that increases the disposable income of borrowers will reduce the disposable income of investors whose mortgage-backed securities are worth less after mortgages are partly written off. The government's demand reflects irrational, magical thinking, a kind of voodoo economics. This proposed rip-off of investors would not create any wealth or income, but rather merely redistribute wealth and income from investors to borrowers (reducing the disposable income of the suddenly poorer investors), discouraging future investment.
Earlier, Calabria explained why the Obama administration's use of "TARP funds to pay for modifications of loans not owned by the federal government" exceeds its "legal authority under TARP."
Behind the administration's mortgage bailout proposals is the false assumption that the economy remains weak due to "a collapse" in private consumption. But as Mark Calabria notes, it's investment that's low now, not consumption: by the middle of last year, "private personal consumption" had already risen "higher than at any point during the boom, after reaching bottom in the Spring of 2009." Meanwhile, "unlike consumption, which has largely rebounded, investment today is about 20% below its peak." It's investment that needs to increase dramatically, not consumption. The administration's extortionate demands to the nation's banks discourage such investment.


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When working on the redevelopment of Nottingham Train Station, M&E contractor Imtech had to navigate several challenges including working on a listed building, handling the needs of multiple shareholders and working around a live station.
Managing complex interfaces, minimising disruption to passengers and working around a live station are just some of the challenges facing the contractors working on the £60m refurbishment and extension of Nottingham Train Station.
Imtech G&H is working with main contractor Taylor Woodrow on the project, and is aiming to create a new transport hub that can handle seven million passengers a year.
Imtech is installing the M&E systems including lighting, power, heating, air conditioning and the building management system.
"It's a £60m redevelopment of an Edwardian Grade II-listed site that was built in 1904," says Imtech G&H senior project manager Damien Harrison.
"The project involves building new platforms, putting in a new concourse, the refurbishment of the old station buildings and building a new over-bridge that links the new tram stops with the car park," he says.
"There is also some East Midlands resignalling work going on at the station. It is renewing six miles of track in August and September this year, which includes laying new track through the station, building a new platform and installing 143 new signals."
Sympathetic design
The first challenge for the team is to create a modern, sustainable transport hub within the confines of a Grade II-listed building.
"All the work needed to be sympathetic to what was already at the station. Everything needs to be related back to the appearance and aesthetics of the original buildings, but still creating a modern, sustainable building that will still be operational in 30 years' time," says Mr Harrison.
A very important consideration for the project team, and one that is specific to rail projects, was managing the interfaces between the train operator, Network Rail and the station.
"All the work needed to be sympathetic to what was already at the station; everything needs to be related back to the appearance and aesthetics of the original buildings"
Damien Harrison, Imtech
"East Midlands is the train operator for the station, and it has systems that are integrated across the region such as emergency lighting systems. Then Network Rail has other systems that are also across a network.
"They need to be able to pick up a telephone that links to a specific signal, so integrating the new systems into the existing network is a huge challenge," says Mr Harrison.
"To tackle this we used early, rigorous design, and a lot of communication."
Aside from Midland Trains and Network Rail, the project has several other stakeholders that need to be informed of progress and any changes to the design.
"One of the ways we've achieved this is through regular review meetings with the key stakeholders. There is an alliance board made up of all the main stakeholders, so any discrepancies or changes to work throughout the proposition were taken to the board and signed off," says Mr Harrison.
"This ensured everyone got a voice and was brought along as part of the process."
Work to minimise passenger disruption
Minimising disruption is always one of the main considerations for contractors when working on transport projects and the work at Nottingham is no exception.
"All of this work has been carried out while the station remains operational. We make sure we're communicating all the time," says Mr Harrison.
"Working on a station that is still in use presents a whole new set of challenges. We had to apply a new level of awareness and stringency to how we plan and what we do.
"Every day we communicate what we plan to do that day and at the end of every shift it's signed off to say we completed the work we said we would"
Damien Harrison, Imtech
"Every day we communicate what we plan to do that day and at the end of every shift it's signed off to say we completed the work we said we would."
Planning is vital to ensuring that when disruption is occurring, passengers are aware of it in advance and can plan around it.
"Planning and communications at all levels is essential. We ensure we plan early for any disruption and communicate that effectively through the right channels so people can plan for them," says Mr Harrison.
Operating in a live station also restricts when work can be carried out.
"We are restricted from working in certain areas any time apart from between midnight and 5am so we only have a small window to carry out some work," says Mr Harrison.
Considerations specific to rail
There are stringent health and safety and operational procedures when working on rail projects.
"Designers, project managers and workers all need rail-specific qualifications to show they are aware of their impact on the project and also its impact on them," says Mr Harrison.
Despite having prior experience on projects of this type, the Imtech team still learnt a lot while working on the refurbishment of Nottingham Train Station.
"We've learnt masses working on this project – as well as rail-specific competencies and systems, there are lessons learnt from working with so many stakeholders' objectives and how we get the best fit for them all," says Mr Harrison.
"We needed to find the best engineering solution while being sympathetic to the heritage of the site and the station's use of the next 30 years."
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Expo Idaho - Boise Roadster ShowWritten by on August 1, 2008 The 36th Annual Boise Roadster Show Continues To "Show"
There are indoor shows in a variety of markets every winter across the country, but then there are shows everyone places on their travel calendar, doing everything in their power not to miss 'em. The granddaddies like Detroit, Pomona, and Blackie's in Fresno are consistently on the schedule of all the prime-time players. Another stop, better known as the Boise Roadster Show, has continued to climb in stature and significance for the past 36 years in western Idaho.
The cars are the stars of this four-day Gem State extravaganza, and the family atmosphere has also helped elevate this show to one of the must-attend happenings of spring. Boise is home to the Goldmark, a significant award bestowed upon the overall best entry of the weekend, and people come from miles around to see the contenders.
This year's show attracted the finest array of cars dating back to its inception in the early 1970s. A trio of Great 8 finishers took up residency at the Idaho event, including John Mai and his '33 Willys coupe from Friendswood, Texas; Rudy Necoechea and his '32 Ford roadster from Sherman Oaks, California; and Ron Valiquette and his '39 Merc 'vert from Las Vegas. Toss in frontrunners like Matt and Colleen Beckdolt with their '54 Chevy from Loomis, California, and Wes and Lori Cagle's Roseville, California-based '70 Camaro, and this certainly made for an all-out contest between five of the premiere cars in the nation, each of which went head-to-head in their quest for the Goldmark statue, cash, and embroidered jacket.
Presented by Les Schwab Tires, the Boise Roadster Show recognized one entry as Best of Show, and John Mai brought his seven-year build to conquer all challengers, garnering the highly sought-after title. The former GM Performance Series ISCA national champion was very humbled by the accomplishment, and, as he accepted the award, said, "This is one of the finest shows I've attended, and this award is one of the highlights of my career." This comes from a guy who previously toured the land with one of the all-time top winners in ISCA, a black '41 Willys coupe.
Necoechea, who won the America's Most Beautiful Roadster crown in January, went home with the Trendsetter Award along with the Outstanding Altered Rod plaque. Valiquette earned the Mighty Fine accolade, in addition to an Outstanding Custom Rod pick. The Best Custom prize was swept up by Beckdolt, and Best Comp-Street Machine was awarded to the Cagle Camaro, both of which were built by Ben York and company at Roseville Rod & Custom Shop in Northern California.
Several other special awards were handed out, including the FireRod plaque on behalf of Firebird Raceway, which went to the Dave Kindig-inspired '32 Ford roadster of Utah's Bill Williams. The talented Bill Ross from Yakima, Washington, was selected for the 27th Master-Builder Award. A longtime supporter of the Roadster Show, this year Ross had three different traditionally influenced hot rods present, including his own '40 Ford coupe.
Selected personally by show producer Bill New and supervisor Mickey Ellis, the 10th annual Essence of Cool Award was presented to John Cherry for the '32 Ford five-window that recently graced the cover of Street Rodder's April edition. Treasure Valley builder Dick Tompkins also picked one special award, too, selecting the '33 Packard Super 8 coupe of Xander and Regina Wildeisen from Star, Idaho.
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Presented by show producer Bill New (right), Mai accepted the Goldmark for his cinnamon-pearl two-tone coupe, which is powered by a Hilborn-injected Lingenfelter Chevy.Bill New presented Bill Ross from Yakima, WA, with the Master-Builder Award after many years of supporting the Roadster Show. Not only did Ross have his own '40 Ford coupe (pictured) at the show, but he also had another pair of outstanding hot rods built for friends there, too.George and Karen Sedlack of Puyallup, WA, brought their PPG Tangerine-over-Driftwood '39 Ford standard coupe to Boise. The car runs a 400ci ZZ4 crate motor.Twin Falls, ID, resident Cheryl Ringenberg showed her blue metallic-pearl '38 Chevy coupe. The full-fendered ride is powered by a 350 Ram Jet Chevy.Ron Valiquette's '39 Merc convertible picked up the Mighty Fine Award, along with a number of outstanding plaques. This Las Vegas, NV-based custom rod is painted DuPont Hot Hues Candy Raspberry and has a 427 LS7 Corvette engine.Vancouver, WA, resident Irwin Schimmel showed up with his chopped '33 Ford coupe, painted Candy Apple Red and Champagne Gold and powered by a 572ci Chevy.Bill and Dar Fuller from Mountain Home, ID, brought this '48 Ford coupe, which was built by former Master-Builder Bill Batchelor at Batch's Rods & Customs.
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Skip to comments.Oath Keepers: FBI Wants Surplus Stores To Spy on Customers
Posted on 08/11/2011 9:20:24 AM PDT by bayouranger
Oath Keepers Exclusive: An FBI Denver Joint Terrorism Task Force handout being distributed to Colorado military surplus store owners lists the purchase of popular preparedness items and firearms accessories as suspicious and potential indicators of terrorist activities, instructing store owners to keep records on and report people who:
Make bulk purchase of items to include:
Weatherproofed ammunition or match containers
Meals Ready to Eat
Night Vision Devices; night flashlights; gas masks
High capacity magazines
Bi-pods or tri-pods for rifles
The FBI handout, entitled Communities Against Terrorism: Potential Indicators of Terrorist Activities Related to Military Surplus Stores also instructs surplus store owners to:
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It's beyond absurd!
This is a police state which realizes it is very unpopular, and does not have very effective teeth . . . yet.
What about reporting those who buy Arugula?
Two words: pay cash.
MREs as terrorist weapons? Well, why not. How about add baked beans to the list to be safe.
Next Obama will put spies in Walmart, Dunkin Donuts and Family Dollar because he knows they are republican establishments but don't expect to see them in Starbucks or Targets.
Who is the FBI Director?
Robert Swan Mueller III.
As roving gangs of black youth destroy parts of downtown Philadelphia, the FBI wants to know who is buying MREs?
I am ashamed my tax dollars are going towards this.
I have a list that helps me identify domestic terrorists,,
1)visiting camping stores and instructing the owners to turn over customer lists
2)Ignoring muslims and focusing on regular Americans doing normal things,
3)universal monitoring and surveillance of citizens,
4)Impeding and supressing free speech,,
5)considering ALL food production as a homeland security issue,,
6)Homeland security conducting searches at a high school prom,
7)deliberately destroying our economy,,
etc etc etc..
We are becoming a police state.
this is the same fbi that let guns and drugs walk? Truly we are in an upside down world Alice in Wonderland. Curioser and curioser.
Sir, he looked like Beavis from Beavis and Butthead!
great find. thank you for posting this !
none of those items, have been used in any terrorist attack.
if they are laying the groundwork by tracking people buying MRE's, it makes me worry very much,
i do not underestimate them.
Ok, that's really weird
Turn it over in your mind: the outfit that sold guns to drug-dealers is suspicious of you wanting to survive.
Oops! Yet another trigger on their list, no doubt. Then they'll REALLY want your ID, and come out in the parking lot to note your tag no.
I think the key word in the article is BULK.
Prepper ping, I think...
pay cash.....leave no trace where possible..
This is what you get when you have a racist, lefty douchebag with a chip on his shoulder and a low IQ for an Attorney General.
Well, I figured we already were on some sort of lists anyway. Cross tabs and double crossed checked, what with our WTSHTF preparedness for buying some of the stuff.
This new 'threat' won't have any effect on what we plan to do next.
According to the article, the FBI is instructing shop owners to demand ID for people who buy MREs.
Under what legal authority?
And WHY?
WE are a 'terrorist nation' after all,, if you believe what our nation's critics say..
Resource abusers
Human rights violators
.. yet the masses of other nations would flee here to this day .. Go figure. ;-)
pay cash....stay low key...
Also, WTF is the "Bureau of Justice Assistance"?
Let's take a look at the demographics:
Weatherproof match containers: All boy scout and girl scout parents, Everyone on the Gulf Coast (Hurricanes), Everyone in the mountain states who likes to camp.
Tripods and bipods: Every man, woman and child below the Mason-Dixon line. Ten year old girls in Texas get these for their Birthdays. Along with the new Barbies.
Mres: The entire Gulf coast, Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas.
These people have lost their minds.
People that buy Hip Hop records off of Amazon are a billion times more likely to kill someone.
Wonder what they'd think if 50 million or so people bought some of this stuff and were put on their list. Or even 15 million.
Want to put the surplus stores out of business?
To the group of people that consider a 4 gun collection a "weapons cache", Bulk takes on a unique meaning.
LoL! And don't post on public forums!
Especially on threads titled "FBI Wants Surplus Stores To Spy on Customers".
Why don't you investigate the usurper Kenyan clown in the Whitehouse......?
"Two words: pay cash."
That's one of the things the government considers
You should have bought all this stuff already. Like, before the klinton aw ban.
Savage noted a few weeks ago that the US is, and has been in a state of quiet seige for some time, but most don't notice it due to the incremental nature of the heat being turned up. The terrorists won. Everyone is now constantly looking over their shoulder, and we are all just one slip-up away from prison for any of a myriad of trumped up charges.
Does this sound familiar to anyone who can remember WW2?This is one of the reasons Obama is not worried about the next election.
Nest they will want to know who has been buying large quantities of dried beans, flour, rice and ramen noodles. Lets not forget canning jars and lids.
A lot of the stuff mentioned in the handout is stuff I get from my disaster kit.
Not sure about their minds, but I do think they have lost their souls!
"Insisting" on paying cash is No. 2 on the list.
Apparently, by listenting to Dave Ramsey's financial advise, I have become a terrorist to Obama.
I buy a case of MRE's monthly thru a surplus store. I am also an "OK" I guess I'm on someone's terrorist watchlist.
Well, Dave's principles and the idea of people and the government living by them DOES terrify The Won, so probably, yeah.
"To the group of people that consider a 4 gun collection a "weapons cache", Bulk takes on a unique meaning."
When I look in the gun safe, it takes me a while to decide what 4 guns I'm going to take to the range.
It is a legal intimidation psy-ops, basicaly. Because when the average joe goes there, he now is going to fear to be labeled a Nazi. THey do the same thing with gun ownership and the Tparty whereby average people are intimidated from listening or getting a gun, lest they feel the curse that it will turn them into some kind of Nazi.
The result is the only ones with guns will be the Nazis, the communists/unions, the government and criminals.
The sheep, the center independent, have got to wake the heck up. A wide mainstreaming organized sale/marketing of such items has to be undertaken.
"...I am ashamed my tax dollars are going towards this..."
You have nothing to be ashamed of.
You're an American.
These assclowns who dreamed this up are the ones who should be ashamed. Not only should be ashamed, they should be publically stripped of any authority and shamed into obscurity.
We need a marketing scheme along the lines of "girls love real MRE guys" etc... even trying to get some metrosexual outfit like GQ to buy the stuff.
We need to counter this Zero psyops lead by the FBI
and at the same time the website Ready.gov is ENCOURAGING you to go out and buy these things
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Though the exact symptoms of irregular periods vary depending on a woman's unique cycle, most women will experience irregular periods for three to ten years before periods stop completely. In fact, only 10% of women reach menopause without any irregular periods.
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Obviously tradition has a lot to do with it, on how we define the seasons.You think of Memorial Day, with the cookouts, parades, and outdoor activities, and usually summer-like temperatures, and it feels like summer. In the fall the football is flying, and the leaves are turning. Much like Christmas feels a lot like winter, as it should. It only falls a few days after the official start to winter. And March is the month where things start to bloom, even if it's not March 20-22nd.
And the National Weather Service has there own definitions of the seasons. They define the seasons in climatological terms. Meaning June, July, and August are the summer months. September, October, and November are the fall months. December, January, and February are the winter months. With March, April, and May being the spring months. It seems to make sense. Each season has exactly three months. And for the most part the season's officially fall around 3 months apart, give or take a couple of days.
So as far the calendar goes, the season's are going to come and go at roughly the same time. I guess it depends on how we want to define them.


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On the Road to Santiago
Published: April 27, 1997
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From the Bishop's Palace the route begins to climb into the wild and isolated district of the Maragatos. The highway took me through tunnels and over bridges, while the pilgrims' road here follows ancient tracks into river valleys and over Galician ridges.
I chose to make Villafranca del Bierzo my last parador stop before Santiago. The town's name recalls the many French pilgrims, among others, who could proceed no farther and remained here in the Bierzo valley. Such pilgrims were given benediction and forgiveness in Villafranca's Romanesque church of Santiago. Its north portal, the Puerta del Perdon, has powerful ecclesiastical carvings on its capitals and arches. The firmly locked interior is said to contain a Romanesque baptismal font adorned with shell motifs. (Not for the first time, I was unable to find the holder of the key to a rural Spanish church of exceptional architectural and historic interest.) While searching for the keeper of the key I combed the hilly town. The cobblestoned entrance to the enclosed Plaza Mayor is so narrow that mirrors are placed to assist safe passage for single vehicles. This alleyway leads to an old apothecary shop and a pilgrims' hostel that have managed to ignore the passing of centuries.
Villafranca del Bierzo is only two or three hours from Santiago by car, but many demanding days, even weeks, on foot. The route passes through the steepest and most beautiful section of the pilgrimage journey. I followed it as best I could on country roads almost as primitive as the true pilgrims' footpaths.
The wooded, rain-drenched Galician mountainous landscape is all gray and green. The towns have houses with glazed projecting balconies that maximize sunlight and offer protection from frequent winds. Galicia's Celtic origins manifest themselves in terrain, granite crosses, bagpipes, and the flinty independence of farmers and townspeople.
As if to refute the theory that it's the journey, not the arrival, that counts, Santiago, frequently enveloped in fog and drizzle, surprises one with its youthful spirits and vitality. The presence of more than 30,000 university students here, exuberantly circulating within the winner's circle of seafood and tapas bars, many as troubadours (tunos), helps give Santiago its contagious conviviality.
At the center of the city, exceptional buildings line the vast serene Plaza de Obradoiro (work of gold). Of these, the cathedral takes precedence. Begun in 1075, the immense Romanesque structure now has Gothic and Baroque components. After climbing the double-ramp 17th-century staircase and entering the building through its elaborately decorated facade of the same era, I came face to face with what may be the cathedral's greatest artistry. This is the Portal of Glory, a massive triple-arched doorless structure, bearing the date 1188, designed and executed by Master Mateo.
The arches consist of statues carved from stone, and on the central pillar I followed the ancient custom by placing my hand in the well-worn indentations, as a gesture of homage to the artist and the achievement of the pilgrims. Mateo's self-portrait stands at the foot of the columns. Against his head, pilgrims knock their own three times in the hope of absorbing a trace of his dedication and genius. I did that, too, although I was at a pitiful remove from being a true pilgrim.
At almost that moment, by some astounding coincidence, a high Mass began that included the swinging of the gigantic silver censer (called the botafumeiro), which hangs from a pulley high above the altar. Swinging it requires eight clerics tugging at ropes that cause the censer to careen backward and forward over the length and breadth of the wide transepts. The mesmerizing performance, filling the cathedral with clouds of smoke, dates back to the Middle Ages. The botafumeiro is swung on special occasions (my arrival notwithstanding) and has fallen only twice. Its origin is said to stem from a means to eradicate the stench of the unwashed pilgrims after their seemingly interminable journey. My own pilgrimage scarcely warranted even a miniature botafumeiro in my travel kit.
Stopping places
A seven-day rental of an Opel Swing with unlimited mileage from Avis at the Madrid airport cost me $251.82. A good travelers' guide is ''The Road to Santiago de Compostela'' by Michael Jacobs, Chronicle Books, 275 Fifth Street, San Francisco, Calif. 94103.
Parador rates, depending on location and season, range from $80 for singles to $180 for doubles, including breakfast and tax. I have found that parador lunches and dinners, featuring local specialties, with a modest local wine, run about $30 a person. American parador representatives: Marketing Ahead, 433 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10016: (800) 223-1356, fax (212) 686-0271.
The best way to go by car, I found, and as near to the pilgrims' route as possible, was more or less straight across the top of Spain from east to west. I took N135 from Roncevalles to Pamplona; N111 from Pamplona to Logrono; N120 from Logrono to Burgos; N120 and N601 from Burgos to Sahagun and Leon; N120 from Leon to Astorga; NV1 from Astorga to Piedrafita de Cebrero; LU634 from Piedrafita de Cebrero to Samos; LU633 from Samos to Sarria; C535 from Sarria to Palas de Rey, and N547 from Palas de Rey to Santiago.
Olite. Parador Principe de Viana, 2 Plaza de los Teobaldos; (34-48) 74-00-00, fax (34-48) 74-02-01. Ensconced in what National Geographic called Spain's ''most elaborate castle.'' Despite a rather crepuscular interior, this restored 15th-century castle offers comfort and excellent service.
Leon. Parador Hostal de San Marcos, 7 Plaza de San Marcos; (34-87) 23-73-00; fax (34-87) 23 34 58. A luxurious hostelry; prices run from $123 for singles to $188 for doubles. I paid about $50 for my four-course dinner.
Villafranca del Bierzo. Parador Villafranca del Bierzo, Avenida Calvo Sotelo, s/n; (34-87) 54-01-75; fax, (34-87) 54-00-10. A modest inn in the style of a Galician country manor directly off the pilgrimage route NVI. Comfortable and unpretentious.
Pontevedra. Parador Casa del Baron, 19 Calle Baron, 36002 Pontevedra; (34-86) 85-58-00; fax, (34-86) 85-21-95. Some 60 miles south on the fast autopista from Santiago, this baronial building is a viable alternative to the Hotel de los Reyes Catolicos, the
generally fully booked Santiago parador. Pontevedra is a friendly if occasionally odoriferous (from industrial mining smog) city with an untouched, delightful old quarter. R.P.
Photos: At Leon's sumptuous 16th-century Hostal de San Marcos, originally devoted to the pilgrims' lodging and spiritual welfare. (Sofia Moro/Cover, for The New York Times); Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, end point of the pilgrimage. (S. Cordier/Explorer); A compostellana, a certificate in Latin, attests in Latin to a traveler's status as an official pilgrim. (Sofia Moro/Cover, for The New York Times) (pg. 13); The Moorish-inspired Church of San Tirso in Sahagun. Antonio Gaudi's Bishop's Palace, adjoining the Astorga cathedral. (Photographs by Sofia Moro/Cover, for The New York Times) (pg. 14) Map: ''The Pilgrims' Way: Roncesvalles to Santiago'' 1. Roncesvalles. Despite its romantic associations, compelling scenery and 12th century buildings, contemporary restored Roncesvalles is an architectural disappointment. 2. Olite. This rarely visited town has a jewel of a plaza enclosed by a 15th-century castle. 3. Puente la Reina. Where all European routes for the Camino de Santaigo converge and the site of an outstanding 11th-century Romanesque bridge over which perhaps a million pilgrims have walked. 4. Burgos. Has both a well-preserved inner city and one of the largest and richest cathedrals in Spain. 5. Sahagun. Contains remarkable Mudejar bricj architecture in the churches of San Tirso and La Peregrina. The town once had a pilgrims' Benedictine monastery and hospital, but the site has deteriorated. 6. Leon. The route's most engaging city. Of Roman origin, Leon has a great cathedral, two notable plazas (Botines and San Marcelo) and, in the former monastery of San Isidoro el Real, the best-preserved Romanesque frescoes outside museums. The Hostal de San Marcos with its dazzling Plateresque facade is now a sumptuous parador. 7. Astorga. The Bishop's Palace, adjoining the Cathedral, is Antoni Gaudi's only major work outside his native Catalonia. The cathedral has a fine west-front Baroque frontispiece. 8. Villafranca del Bierzo. Pilgrims unable to proceed received remission and pardon here. Has a well-preserved 15th-century castle, 16th- and 17th century palaces and a centuries-old pilgrims' hostel. 9. Santiago de Compostela. The coty's vast central plaza, the Obradoiro, is lined by imposing buildings: on the east, the cathedral, focal point for pilgrims; on the west, the Palacio de Raxoy, an 18th-century neo-Classical building, now the Town-Hall; on the north, the pilgrims' hospital, now a superb parador; to the south, two 16th-century castles. (Illustrartion by Rodica Prato) (pg. 13)


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Here are just a few highlights of today's presentation by SGEN CEO Clay Siegall during the Cowen & Company 33rd Annual Health Care Conference in Boston (my Internet access cut out and I missed the middle third of the session):
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Even worse, in your case, you can't launch iDVD because your machine doesn't have a G4 in it. Bummer.
gr8dane wrote:This easter egg looks to be really cool. One problem though. How do I get iDVD3 to install on my Pismo.
John Q Doe wrote:i have been told that idvd has an easter egg.
if you uncompress the file below in your home folder, and then control click on idvd's "burn" button, you can save to .dmg or external dvd-r.
i confirm that it's working here.
tvm525 wrote:You can open a terminal and change directory into the package directory, and open the iDVD package directly with the "open" command:
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Sorry I don't have the disk with me here, so I can't give more specific directions. (I think you can install this way on G3, too, but what's the point.)
gr8dane wrote:I have been pursuing this under the assumption that iDVD does not make use of the altivec engine
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