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San Diego, CA--- The very first time I saw the Stephen Sondheim/James Lapine musical "Into The Woods" was at the Old Globe Theatre in 1986 where it debuted and ran for fifty performances. It subsequently went on to Broadway in 1987 where it won Tony's for Best Score (music and lyrics by Sondheim), Best Book (James Lapine) and Joanna Gleason won the Tony for Best Actress.
The first act is a charming children's story inspired by Bruno Bettleheim's 1976 book, "The Uses of Enchantment" with several of the Brothers Grim fairy tales including 'Jack and the Beanstalk', 'Little Red Riding Hood', 'Cinderella' and 'Rapunzel' woven together. Thrown in for good luck and to make the story more interesting are the Baker and his barren wife. "Prologue: Into The Woods".
The second act is a massive disaster for the characters when their wishes go beyond the 'happy ever after' ending, picking up after the death of the Giant and the demands of his vengeful wife. Who knew? ("Giants In The Sky"). The place of the happily ever after becomes the place of reality, oft times judgement for our storybook characters. They forgot about the consequences they might have to face in their quest for happiness.
By now, ever more sophisticated and looking for change, audiences are rather prepared for an anything goes approach. Most, I'm willing to suggest have seen at least one version of 'Woods', it's been around just that long.
For those of us though seeing it on opening night at its inception we were entranced by the first act. After intermission and we were still drooling over what we had seen, we returned to our seats to find a deconstruction of Act I. Now it was no longer child's play.
When it moved to Broadway with most of the original cast, new songs were added as was Bernadette Peters as the Witch. At the London Premiere "Our little World" was also added. Throughout the years it has seen subtle changes but Fiasco Theatre Company has made the biggest leap.
Now it's out with the old and in with the new. This new production currently on stage at the Old Globe through Aug. 10th is the reimaged vision by Fiasco Theatre Center directed by Noah Brody and Ben Steinfield in a production that originated at the McCarter Center.
Out is any traditional costuming; in is whatever basic thrift shop piece fit the bill, and then some with accruement for accent. (Whitney Locher).
Out is traditional casting; in is having an ensemble take on the roles of several characters some playing various musical instruments, having men dress like women while two ride broomstick hobbyhorses. Milky White (the cow) is a person with a bell around his neck. (Andy Grotelueschen.) He also plays Florinda, Rapunzel's Prince.)
Out are any traditional set designs; in are scattered pieces of furniture, a ladder, a chair, nine chandeliers hang from the ceiling, a complicated rope design at the back of the stage that may or may not represent instrument strings (since any similarity between the traditional and this musical are missing), a collage of harp/piano looking instruments lining the side walls as far as the eye can see, a dress form and various sized boxes used on demand. (Derek McLane)
Out is an orchestra; in is an antique piano perched in the middle of the stage, Matt Castle delivers the goods as he plays the Sondheim themes. Some unconventional instruments are scratched, pounded and or played; a guitar a cello, drum and violin were the most recognizable. (Darron West designed the sound and Matt Castle and Frank Galgano, the orchestrations).
Out is charm and enchantment; in is campy, trendy or contemporary (your choice) and sometimes trending toward farce. This contemporary and adult story with a talented (but oft time non singing) cast of 10 takes us on a very different journey 'into the woods' and that includes a shadow box reenactment of the wolf, (Noah Broody holding a stuffed wolves' head mounted on a board) as in "Little Red Riding Hood" eating Grandmother, as in "To Grandmother's House We Go". (Tim Cryan is responsible for the lighting)
Out is acting a story; in is storytelling in its truest form. For The Fiasco Theatre Company, this is its essence.
In this new incarnation of the characters; Cinderella and her Granny (Claire Karpen), Rapunzel and Little red Riding Hood (Emily Young), Jack (Patrick Multryan), The Bakers Wife (Jessie Austrian), The Baker (Ben Steinfield) The Wolf, Lucinda and Cinderella's Prince (Noah Brody), her stepmother and Jacks mother (Liz Hayes) and the Witch (Allison Cimmet) all step out of their 'fairy book' personalities and now become their contemporary alter egos as they tell their stories into the woods and back.
Some of the fun stuff that takes attention away from the all the (back) stage activities and piecemeal costumes come when both Brody and Grotelueschen sing "Agony" (at least twice), and when they both come clopping on to the stage on their stick horses, with Grotelueschen galloping sideways, or when he tries to swallow the ingredients for milk to give to the witch to break the curse of the childless Baker and his wife. He is a hoot also as Jack is about to sell him for money for food. His facial expressions are priceless.
Both Austrian and Steinfeld show off their talent as the Baker and his wife especially when they are trying to decide who makes a better parent after finally giving birth to a son in "It Takes Two" and "No One Is Alone". Emily Young is perfect as a now Rapunzel and Little Red Riding Hood, Patrick Mulryan excels as Jack and Ben Steinfield is the glue that holds the show together, ensemble or not.
For another way to enjoy this "Into The Woods", an open mind and one that is ready to accept change is drastically needed. This reviewer resists change as much as possible. While I admire Fiasco for its forward thinking and adult take on the subject, I'll let children be children (even when they don't listen) and when I need an adult fix I'll stick with Sondheim's "Passion", or heaven help me "Sweeny Todd".
See you at the theatre.
Dates: Through Aug. 10th
Organization: The Old Globe Theatre
Phone: 619-234-5623
Production Type: Musical
Where: Balboa Park, 1363 Old Globe Way.
Ticket Prices: Start @ $29.00
Web: theoldglobe.org
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As we continue our journey through Lent, Christians throughout Columbia will be sharing their own beautifully written 'letters from the heart.' Each is accompanied by corresponding relevant scripture verse(s), and linked to sources for further study. If you would like to join us on Columbia's Lenten journey, submit your 'letter from the heart' by email. Especially meaningful submissions will be printed. Let us continue our Lenten journey of repentance, meditation, and anticipation day-by-day, to its glorious culmination on Easter morning.
Today's scripture reading is from the Gospel of Mark 10:32-45.
They were on the road, going to Jerusalem, and Jesus was walking ahead of them; they were amazed, and those who followed were afraid. He took the twelve aside again and began to tell them what was to happen to Him, saying, "See, we are going up to Jerusalem, and the Son of Man will be handed over to the chief priests and the scribes, and they will condemn Him to death; then they will hand Him over to the Gentiles; they will mock Him, and spit upon Him, and flog Him, and kill Him; and after three days He will rise again."
James and John, the sons of Zebedee, came forward and said to Him, "Teacher, we want you to do for us whatever we ask of you." And He said to them, "What is it you want me to do for you?" And they said to Him, "Grant us to sit, one at your right hand and one at your left, in your glory." But Jesus said to them, "You do not know what you are asking. Are you able to drink the cup that I drink, or be baptized with the baptism that I am baptized with?" They replied, "We are able." Then Jesus said to them, "The cup that I drink you will drink; and with my baptism with which I am baptized, you will be baptized; but to sit at my right hand or at my left is not mine to grant, but for those for whom it has been prepared.
When the other disciples heard this, they began to feel angry with James and John. So Jesus called them and said to them, "You know that among the Gentiles those whom they recognize as their rulers lord it over them and their great ones are tyrants over them. But it is not so among you; but whoever wishes to be first among you must be slave of all. For the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve, and to give His life for a ransom of many."
I have sometimes thought that I would like to know what the future holds. When we look at what Jesus was able to foresee, though, how many of us would want to have this kind of foresight? In this third instance of Jesus foretelling His own death and resurrection, Mark tells us that "those who followed were afraid," yet Jesus is matter of fact. Judgment and death are the cup He is given to drink, and He accepts this. He is at peace.
The action of James and John that follows may surprise us. How presumptuous it seems to ask God for special favors and honors! Yet isn't this what we too often do in our own lives? How often do we try to place ourselves in positions of honor or power by virtue of our education, our income, or our job title? The car we drive, or the house we inhabit, may become for us symbols of our own worth, yet for God, these things don't matter. Jesus would have us all assume the role of servant to others, yet out pride often gets in the way; we would prefer to BE served.
American popular culture is full of references to God and prayer. Some organizations suggest that if you pray in the way they propose, God will send material wealth your way. Others pray for specific outcomes that they themselves desire, whether to medical situations, or interpersonal dramas, or job status. This kind of prayer often neglects an important part of the prayer that Jesus himself taught us: "Thy will be done." It can place us in the shoes of James and John, who made specific requests of Jesus in an effort to gain advantage for themselves. When we pray, what do we ask of God? Are we asking Him for the things we want for ourselves to serve others in His name? A prayer attributed to Saint Francis has become a favorite of mine over the last few years because it reminds me of my own role as a servant. This is the prayer that begins, "Lord, make me an instrument of your peace." The second part of the prayer underlines the importance of giving and serving:
"O Divine Master, grant that I may not so much seek to be consoled
As to console;
To be understood, as to understand;
To be loves, as to love.
For it is in giving that we receive,
It is in pardoning that we are pardoned,
And it is in dying that we are born to eternal life."
I am thankful for all that God has given me in this life, yet I know that I fall short in my efforts to use these many gifts for His glory. During this time of searching, asking and listening, may we each find the work that God has prepared for us, and the strength and courage to serve Him in all that we do each day.
Michael Thigpen
Trinity Cathedral Parish
Columbia, South Carolina
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I try to solve the following exercise from a textbook and need some help:
A set $\Phi$ of S-sentences is called independent if no $\phi \in \Phi$ is a consequence of $\Phi - \{\phi\}$.
a) Every finite set $\Phi$ of S-sentences has an independent subset $\Phi_0$ such that $Mod_S\Phi = Mod_S\Phi_0$.
b) If S is at most countable then every $\Delta$-elementary class of S-structures has an independent system of axioms. (Hint: Start by defining an axiom system $\phi_0, \phi_1, \dots$ such that $\models \phi_{i+1}\rightarrow\phi_i$ for all $i\in \mathbb{N}$.)
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LURING international students to Barnsley has not been as easy as expected, with only a handful coming over rather than the 100 first anticipated.
Barnsley College revealed its ambitious plans to sell the town to the world and move into the marketplace for international students about three years ago.
With its sights firmly set on a lucrative China, a delegation was sent over to try and attract students to the town.
But college principal Colin Booth says unfortunately it hasn't been as easy as expected, despite spending about £300,000 developing the international department.
"The reality is we started with a view of trying to recruit international students and that's been much more difficult than we thought," he said.
"Not least because the government changed all of the rules and made it much harder for people to get student visas.
"There are only six international students at the moment.
"The original plan said we would have 100 by now and that didn't work out as well as we thought but it doesn't mean it will not work long term."


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A group of hackers who are known as DERP, used DDoS attacks on a few large games and gaming sites, taking a few of them down. EA's home page was victim, Battle.net, League of Legends and Club Penguin were all affected.
It looks like a single gamer by the name of Phantoml0rd is the target of these multiple attacks, with DERP attacking all of the games he streams through Twitch, which include World of Warcraft and League of Legends.


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Clark County sheriff's deputies are searching for a man who robbed a Hazel Dell coffee kiosk about 6:05 p.m. Monday.
The robbery was reported by a barista at Revive Espresso and Tea, part of a Chevron car wash/convenience store complex at 610 N.E. 99th St.
According to emergency radio traffic monitored at The Columbian, a robber who implied he had a gun leaned through a service window and demanded money from the till.
He was described as a white man in his 30s, with a reddish beard. He wore a red-and-cream flannel shirt, blue jeans and a green baseball-style cap.
The barista last saw him running westbound on Northeast 99th Street.
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How Hospitals Can Cut Emergency Room Delays
When it comes to hospital emergency rooms, patients often hurry to get there, only to pass lots of time waiting and eventually getting treated.
Patients spent an average of 4 hours and 5 minutes in U.S. ERs last year, up five minutes from 2006, according to a report from health consultants Press Ganey Associates. Press Ganey doesn't break down how much of that figure is waiting versus treatment time. But the Health Blog, based on personal experience, has a hunch there's plenty of waiting going on.
One hospital that's tackled the issue recently is Avera McKennan in Sioux Falls, S.D., the state that had the shortest wait times last year (see map). Avera McKennan was planning to build a new ER anyway and decided to try making the new one more efficient, says Francie Miller, assistant VP for emergency and adult specialty services at the hospital. Miller tells the Health Blog that the hospital videotaped its own staffers and patients (with their permission) in the ER to analyze where the lag times were. Then, it made changes:
- Triage: The hospital condensed the questions that triage nurses ask, made the route patients travel within the department more direct, and started requiring triage nurses to assign patients to their next nurse — rather than waiting for somebody else to do it at the next stop.
- The Next Step: After triage, patients see a nurse and doctor simultaneously, rather than the old method of nurse first, doctor second. If the nurse isn't ready, the doctor can go ahead and treat the patient without waiting. For common ailments, there are set protocols folks in the hospital can follow if a doctor is delayed. For instance, patients with likely fractures can get X-rays while they wait.
- "Universal" Rooms: These are equipped with bedside supplies that allow the hospital to care for 85% of problems patients arrive with at the ER. Other supplies can be rolled to patients on carts. The idea is to keep patients from having to move around and employees from stepping on each others' toes as they walk around to gather supplies.
- Paperwork: Registration functions such as getting patients' addresses and payment information take place at the bedside, after care has been started.
- Who Goes Where: The hospital did a deep dive into its data to figure out where patients typically end up after going through the ER. Each department is expected to prepare daily to admit the number of patients it tends to get, so that it can pull them out of the ER quickly.
Miller says the hospital cuts its average times in the ER by about 20 minutes since early 2005. Last month, the figure was just shy of the 2-hour mark, which beats all the states' averages. But around 50 minutes were still spent waiting. Some of that is inevitable, Miller says — patients might have to wait until a CT scanner is free, for instance — but the hospital is always looking for more ways to "move them through the process quicker."


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Addiction Dog Food receives the Advisor's second-highest tier rating of 4 stars.
The Addiction product line includes seven dry dog foods, five claimed to meet AAFCO nutrient profiles for all life stages and two recipes for growth (puppies).
The following is a list of recipes available at the time of this review.
- Addiction Salmon Bleu Grain Free
- Addiction Viva La Venison Grain Free
- Addiction Salmon Bleu Puppy Grain Free
- Addiction Le Lamb Grain Free (3.5 stars)
- Addiction La Porchetta Grain Free (3.5 stars)
- Addiction Wild Kangaroo and Apples (3.5 stars)
- Addiction Viva La Venison Puppy Grain Free (4.5 stars)
Addiction Viva La Venison Grain Free was selected to represent the other products in the line for this review.
Addiction Viva La Vension Grain Free
Dry Dog Food
Estimated Dry Matter Nutrient Content
Ingredients: Venison meal, dried potatoes, chicken fat (free from chicken protein and naturally preserved with mixed tocopherols - a source of vitamin E), natural flavors, dried egg, dried kelp, dehydrated alfalfa meal, dried carrots, dried cranberries, dried apples, dried spinach, potassium chloride, salt, brewers dried yeast, lecithin, dried Enterococcus faecium fermentation product, dried Lactobacillus acidophilus fermentation product, dried Aspergillus niger fermentation extract, dried Bacillus subtilis fermentation extract, choline chloride, zinc proteinate, vitamin E, iron proteinate, dried Saccharomyces cerevisiae fermentation solubles, inulin (from chicory root), ascorbic acid (source of vitamin C), taurine, dl-methionine, Yucca schidigera extract, niacin (vitamin B3), copper proteinate, manganese proteinate, calcium pantothenate, thiamine (vitamin B1), biotin (vitamin B7), riboflavin (vitamin B2), vitamin A, vitamin D3, pyridoxine (vitamin B6), vitamin B12, beta carotene, folic acid (vitamin B9), sodium selenite, rosemary extract
Fiber (estimated dry matter content) = 3.9%
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The first ingredient in this dog food is venison meal. Venison meal is considered a meat concentrate and contains nearly 300% more protein than fresh venison.
The second ingredient is dried potato, a dehydrated item usually made from the by-products of potato processing. In most cases, dried potato can contain about 10% dry matter protein which can affect our estimate of the total meat content of this recipe.
The third ingredient is chicken fat. Chicken fat is obtained from rendering chicken, a process similar to making soup in which the fat itself is skimmed from the surface of the liquid.
Chicken fat is high in linoleic acid, an omega-6 fatty acid essential for life. Although it doesn't sound very appetizing, chicken fat is actually a quality ingredient.
After the natural flavor, we find dried egg, a dehydrated powder made from shell-free eggs. Eggs are easy to digest and have an exceptionally high biological value.
The sixth ingredient is dried kelp, a dehydrated form of seaweed also known as alginate. Kelp is most likely used here as a thickening or gelling agent.
The seventh ingredient is alfalfa meal. Although alfalfa meal is high in plant protein (about 18%) and fiber (25%), this hay-family item is more commonly associated with horse feeds.
The next four items included in this recipe are nutrient-rich fruits and vegetables…
- Carrots
- Cranberries
- Apples
- Spinach
From here, the list goes on to include a number of other items.
But to be realistic, ingredients located this far down the list (other than nutritional supplements) are not likely to affect the overall rating of this product.
With three notable exceptions…
First, brewers yeast can be a controversial item. Although it's a by-product of the beer making process, this ingredient is rich in minerals and other healthy nutrients.
Fans believe yeast repels fleas and supports the immune system.
Critics argue yeast ingredients can be linked to allergies. This may be true, but (like all allergies) only if your particular dog is allergic to the yeast itself.
In addition, a vocal minority insists yeast can increase the risk of developing the life-threatening condition known as bloat. However, this is a claim we've not been able to scientifically verify.
In any case, unless your dog is specifically allergic to it, yeast can still be considered a nutritious additive.
What's more noteworthy here is that brewers yeast contains about 48% protein, a factor that must be considered when judging the actual meat content of this dog food.
Next, we note the inclusion of inulin, a starch-like compound made up of repeating units of carbohydrates and typically sourced from chicory root.
Not only is inulin a natural source of soluble dietary fiber, it's also a prebiotic used to promote the growth of healthy bacteria in a dog's digestive tract.
And lastly, this food contains chelated minerals, minerals that have been chemically attached to protein. This makes them easier to absorb. Chelated minerals are usually found in better dog foods.
Addiction Dog Food
The Bottom Line
Judging by its ingredients alone, Addiction Dog Food looks like an above-average dry product.
But ingredient quality by itself cannot tell the whole story. We still need to estimate the product's meat content before determining a final rating.
The dashboard displays a dry matter protein reading of 29%, a fat level of 16% and estimated carbohydrates of about 48%.
As a group, the brand features an average protein content of 27% and a mean fat level of 14%. Together, these figures suggest a carbohydrate content of 51% for the overall product line.
And a fat-to-protein ratio of about 50%.
Near-average protein. Below-average fat. And above-average carbs when compared to a typical dry dog food.
When you consider the protein-boosting effect of the alfalfa meal and brewers yeast, this looks like the profile of a kibble containing a moderate amount of meat.
But the designs vary. Some Addiction kibbles are grain-free. Others aren't. Some contain chelated minerals. Others don't. And some include probiotics, while others omit this favorable feature.
Unfortunately, inconsistencies like these make it challenging to determine a fair overall rating for the group as a whole.
Bottom line?
Addiction Dog Food is a plant-based kibble using a moderate amount of various named meat meals as its main sources of animal protein, thus earning the brand 4 stars.
Highly recommended.
Please note certain recipes are sometimes given a higher or lower rating based upon our estimate of their total meat content and (when appropriate) their fat-to-protein ratios.
Those looking for a wet food from the same company may wish to visit our review of Addiction canned dog food.
A Final Word
The descriptions and analyses expressed in this and every article on this website represent the views and opinions of the author.
The Dog Food Advisor does not test dog food products.
We rely almost entirely on the integrity of the information posted by each company on its website. As such, the accuracy of every review is directly dependent upon the quality of the test results from any specific batch of food a company chooses to publish.
Although it's our goal to ensure all the information on this website is correct, we cannot guarantee its completeness or its accuracy; nor can we commit to ensuring all the material is kept up-to-date on a daily basis.
Each review is offered in good faith and has been designed to help you make a more informed decision when buying dog food.
However, due to the biological uniqueness of every animal, none of our ratings are intended to suggest feeding a particular product will result in a specific dietary response or health benefit for your pet.
For a better understanding of how we analyze each product, please read our article, "The Problem with Dog Food Reviews".
Remember, no dog food can possibly be appropriate for every life stage, lifestyle or health condition. So, choose wisely. And when in doubt, consult a qualified veterinary professional for help.
In closing, we do not accept money, gifts or samples from pet food companies in exchange for special consideration in the preparation of our reviews or ratings.
However, we do receive a fee from Chewy.com for each purchase made as a direct result of a referral from our website. This fee is a fixed dollar amount and has nothing to do with the size of an order or the brand selected for purchase.
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The Twilight Saga: See The Pictures From ALL The Films
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part II is just weeks away now, and as our favourite vampire saga comes to an end, we've decided it's time to relive the magic from all five films. From the moment that Bella (Kristen Stewart) first moved to Forks and met the delicious Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson), we've been fascinated by their journey as a couple - both on and off the big screen. See pictures of the pair in these stunning stills from the movies - remember when Edward took Bella to the prom in Twilight? It's here. Remember the moment that Jacob (Taylor Lautner) took his top off for the first time? It's here. We've also got gorgeous pictures of Edward and Bella's first kiss (HOT), scary shots of the Volturi, pics of the moment that Jasper took a swipe for Bella, and all the images of the wolf pack. Relive the moment that Edward and Bella got married, see Bella's incredible wedding dress and watch their honeymoon unfold as she finds out she's pregnant with Renesmee. Eek! We've also got snaps of a red-eyed Bella as she becomes a vampire, and a couple of sneaky shots from the final film. It's the best guide to all five films in the saga, so Twihards - curl up, get comfy and scroll through all our favourite pics!


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In possible-world semantics, the same sentence can have different truth values at different worlds. "We can thus define a function that maps each (sentence, world) pair onto the truth value (0 for false and 1 for true) of the sentence of that world"(Steinhart, p. 100). Keeping in mind what we noted before about an intension of a word being a function which associates each world with its referent at a specific world, we
"can let the intension of a sentence be a function which associates every world with the truth-value of the sentence at that world. We have a set of worlds W. The set of characteristic functions over W is { f | f : W ---> {0, 1}}. Each of those characteristic functions is an intension"(Steinhart, p. 101).
As we saw in our article on the distinction between intension and extension, and intension is usually understood by philosophers as the formal definition of a world, as opposed to extension, which refers to the set of objects included in that definition. For our purposes, the semantic value or meaning of a sentence is referred to by philosophers as a "proposition." "The intension of a sentence is...the proposition expressed by that sentence"(Steinhart, p. 101). Thus, for our purposes, "proposition" is not identical with "sentence." Sentences express propositions, which are the meaning of the sentences. A proposition "is a function that associates each world with a truth-value"(Steinhart, p. 101). As in formal logic, 0 will represent falsity and 1 will represent truth. Let's use Steinhart's example to see how we can use this technical equipment to express the truth or falsity of sentences at different worlds.
[Charlie is sad] = {(w1, 1), (w2, 1), (w3, 1), (w4, 1)}
[Charlie is happy] = {(w1, 0), (w2, 0), (w3, 0), (w4, 0)}
[Allan loves Betty] = ({w1, 1), (w2, 1), (w3, 1), (w4, 0)}
Keeping in mind that each number associated with a w is a subscript, we see that it is true, for example, that Allan loves Betty in world 1, but it is false that Allan loves Betty in world 4.
Keeping in mind that Charlie is sad in every world and that he is not "happy" in any of the worlds, Steinhart gives us an example of many philosophers "prefer to identify the proposition expressed by a sentence with the set of worlds at which a sentence is true"(Steinhart, p. 101):
[Charlie is sad] = {w1, w2, w3, w4};
[Charlie is happy] = {}
[Allan loves Betty] = {w1, w2, w3}.
Note that Charlie is sad at all the worlds under consideration and the set of all worlds in which Charlie is happy is an empty set. Likewise, Allan loves Betty in worlds 1, 2, and 3 but not in world 4. The latter, therefore, is missing from the set.
We see the importance of possible-world semantics for a rich modal logic. A proposition is necessarily true if it is true at all possible worlds, and it is necessarily false if it is false at all possible worlds"(Steinhart, p. 101).
"A proposition that is true at every world is necessarily true; it is a necessary truth. A proposition that is false at every world is a necessary falsehood. For example, "Charlie is sad" is a necessary truth while "Charlie is happy" is a necessary falsehood. Charlie isn't happy at any world. Poor Charlie"(Steinhart, p. 101)
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Invisible Wings
This documentary examines the fascinating history behind the Pillow's role in the Underground Railroad. Through a site specific performance, choreographer Joanna Haigood uses dance, music, and storytelling to reinterpret this fundamental piece of American history, captured here through dynamic cinematography by award-winning filmmaker Núria Olivé-Bellés.
DVD Length: 30 minutes / color / 1998
Never Stand Still: Dancing at Jacob's Pillow
Own the award-winning documentary about Jacob's Pillow, complete with more than 20 minutes of additional material not included in the version broadcast on PBS. Narrated by Tony Award winner and choreographer Bill T. Jones, the film includes exclusive interviews with dance pioneers such as Judith Jamison, Merce Cunningham, Mark Morris, Suzanne Farrell, and Paul Taylor, along with new dance voices. Exciting HD footage captures dancers in rehearsal, performing, and behind the scenes at the Festival. Dance students and fans will love this inside glimpse into what makes the Pillow the "hub and mecca of dancing" (TIME Magazine).
DVD Length: 74 minutes + bonus materials / color / 2012
Tap or Die
This documentary film is a hit at Jacob's Pillow, as many of the featured artists including Michelle Dorrance, Dianne Walker, Nicholas van Young, and Jason Samuel Smith are frequent performers and teachers here. Loaded with terrific dance sequences, the film focuses on both the triumphs and challenges faced by today's tap artists. The film was produced and directed by Jackie Pare who visited the Pillow in 2014 for an exclusive discussion on the making of the film.
DVD length:62 minutes / color / 2014
The Men Who Danced:The Story of Ted Shawn's Men Dancers and the Birth of Jacob's Pillow 1933-1940
Directed by Ron Honsa (creator of Never Stand Still), The Men Who Danced tells the story of modern dance pioneer and Jacob's Pillow founder Ted Shawn, and his mission to create an all male dance company. Featuring interviews with eight of the original Men Dancers and rarely-seen footage of the company performing in the 1930s, The Men Who Danced provides powerful insight into the early days of Jacob's Pillow and the determination and strength of character necessary to start a world-renowned dance institution.
DVD Length: 30 minutes / color / black and white historic footage / 1985


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CANCUN, Mexico — When was the last time you shared ideas with industry peers on how to make your dry cleaning business more efficient, expand your customer base, or boost your bottom line?
More than 100 dry cleaning professionals traveled to a Cancun resort in January to exchange best practices during a joint conference sponsored by the Drycleaning & Laundry Institute (DLI) and the National Cleaners Association (NCA).
Brian Johnson, DLI's director of education and analysis, called Secrets The Vine resort a "fantastic venue." Attendees learned each other's business secrets at daily, three-hour seminars. For example, motivational speaker and author Jack Mitchell discussed his "Hug Your Customers" philosophy that helps his business operating men's and women's specialty stores to thrive.
"His methods were fascinating," says Johnson, explaining that "hugs" are unexpected gestures like placing a birthday card in a customer's suit pocket.
"He enters every bit of information he learns about a customer into a database—the names of their spouse, children and pets; anniversaries; favorite sports teams; where their kids go to school—then uses that information to build relationships.
"Customers not only remember those hugs, but become loyal, and encourage their family and friends to do business with him."
Economist Ray Keating told attendees that the sun will rise sometime soon.
"According to what we heard, even bad economic times present opportunities to the creative and forward-thinking entrepreneurs," says Ann Hargrove, director of special projects for NCA. "Ray's message was to be creative, keep trying inventive ideas and to remember the ancient proverb, "This, too, shall pass."
Nora Nealis, NCA's executive director, found the mix of seminar and leisure time to be ideal.
"Some great information came from the sharing done among the cleaners when they were poolside, dining together or just sitting around," she says. And the best part of any conference, according to Nealis, is the opportunity to meet and greet. "Renewing old friendships and forging new ones in such great surroundings is always a high spot for everyone attending."
Jamie Albano, president of Albano's Cleaners, Norfolk, Va., says she took home a lesson on how to hug her customers.
"I am working on how, with a central plant, to make sure all staff feels like they are hugging their customers, even though they may never see the customer," she says. "Teaching them to take pride in what they do will ultimately make a huge difference."
Joe Hallak of Hallak & Sons in New York City says he found the energy generated by such a wide cross-section of cleaners to be extremely exciting.
For Fred Schwarzmann, president of A.L. Wilson Chemical Co., the networking opportunities were a highlight. "I think this year's event had about double the number of people as last year's event, because it's the second year now and people were very positive about last year's event.
"The more people who come to these events, the better because it facilitates a more robust cross-pollination of ideas."
His allied trade co-sponsors, Adco Chemical, CLG Insurance, Electrolux and The Green Garmento, agree that it was great to be able to spend relaxed, quality time with such a group of cleaners.
DLI CEO Mary Scalco summed up the event by saying the annual collaborative conference represents a unique opportunity for dry cleaners to discover new practices, address common challenges, gain industry insights and receive constructive feedback about specific operational issues and solutions.
DLI and NCA have already begun planning next January's conference. In the meantime, more educational opportunities await attendees of Clean Show 2013 in New Orleans (June 20-22) and NCA's Texcare 2013 in New Jersey (Oct. 19-20).


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The extent of the Corpulent big mouth Chris Christie's treachery continues to be revealed. After the anointment of America's 1st god-king, which Chris assisted him, he called to congratulate him. To add insult to injury, he only sent a condolence email to Chris Christie.
Chris Christie, who last year dashed many Republicans' hopes by turning down pleas to challenge President Barack Obama, says he had one word for Obama during a phone call last night: Congratulations.
And Republican Mitt Romney, the man he endorsed a full year before the election, raised millions in cash for, stood with at campaign stops across the country and delivered the keynote address for at the party's convention?
The New Jersey governor says he sent him an e-mail yesterday.
Asked if he's spoken to Romney since his loss, Christie said: "No; we exchanged e-mails last night," Christie said. "We haven't spoken on the phone yet."
There should be no doubt what the gluttonous traitor's agenda was in praising Obama. Cris Christie a pathetic little man. He's a person without any honor nor integrity. Christie is a vile soulless human being.
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Breast Augmentation (Breast Implants) Before and After Pictures by James D. McMahan, MD, FACS
This young lady suffered from a congenital condition known as constricted or tuberous breasts. In order to correct her condition, she required a periareolar (donut or Benelli) mastopexy (breast lift). At the same time, smooth round saline were inserted under the muscle; 370cc's on the right side and 330cc's on the left side.
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It was an unforgettable night for Carroll County's Patrick Booth. The junior forward came off the bench and scored a career-high 19 points for the Panthers against the visiting Eminence Warriors (7-19) (1-11, 0-7). He was 8-10 from the field, including a buzzer beating three-pointer before halftime, and was 2-2 from the foul line.
As a team, Carroll (11-11) (5-9, 2-8) played a near-perfect 32 minutes of basketball, rolling 71-34.
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FRANKFORT — A judge granted House Republicans and Democratic state Sen. Kathy Stein a temporary injunction Tuesday in their legal challenge of Kentucky's new legislative district boundaries.
Franklin Circuit Court Judge Phillip Shepherd extended the filing deadline for legislative candidates until 4 p.m. Friday.
By Todd Martin
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Some Kentucky residents could soon be seeing information from Time Warner Cable showing up in their mailboxes.
On Wednesday, Feb. 1, the Federal Communications Commission approved the sale of Insight Communications, the cable provider for Carroll County and the largest provider in the state, to Time Warner Cable.
As the 75th anniversary of the flood of 1937 approaches, The News-Democrat is looking back on this natural disaster. This article appeared in the Thursday, Feb. 18, 1937 issue of The News-Democrat.
"Bob's Bunch Battling ALS" is planning a fundraising event on March 3 to raise funds for ALS research and bring awareness to the local region about the disease.
ALS—Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis is commonly called "Lou Gehrig's Disease," after the Hall of Fame New York Yankees first baseman who succumbed to the disease in 1941.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – As outdoor track and field season slowly begins across the Northeast, the America East conference announced its 2013-14 indoor track and field All-Academic Team, as junior Wilson Adams and senior Kelton Cullenberg received the honor. This is second time Adams has been named to the team while it's the first time Cullenberg has earned the indoor track and field honor.
Adams was named a University of Maine Scholar Athlete severall weeks ago after tallying a 3.42 GPA in biological engineering. This season, he broke a 50-year record in the weight throw with a toss of 19.08 meters (62' 7.25") and shattered it again at the conference meet, winning an individual event title with a hurl of 19.67 meters (64' 6.5"). His championship mark set a new program standard for the Black Bears.
Meanwhile, Cullenberg posted a 3.91 GPA in kinesiology & physical education, which earned him the recognition as a 2014 Maine Scholar-Athlete and Dean Smith Award Winner. Coupled with his academic achievements, Cullenberg has also set two new personal-bests in the mile and 3k with times of 4:14.49 and 8:24.97, respectively. In addition, he collected a silver medal in the 5k at the America East Championships.
Maine track and field, which was scheduled to open outdoor season this weekend, had its home meet against New Hampshire and Bates canceled due to the amount of snow and ice on the outdoor track. Its next meet is scheduled for April 5 at New Hampshire.


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Sara Lee Accused of Whole Grain Whitewash
CSPI Litigation Unit Serves Notice of Intent to Sue Over Whole Grain White Bread
December 17, 2007
WASHINGTONOn several Sara Lee web sites, the company muses about how consumers are likely to mistakenly believe that many whole grain breads are actually more like whole wheat bread than white bread, and chides its competitors for not being 100-percent whole-grain. Yet Sara Lee helps foster that confusion by marketing a Soft & Smooth Made with Whole Grain White Bread and falsely claiming that it is as nutritious as whole wheat bread. Today the nonprofit Center for Science in the Public Interest served the company with formal notice that it will file suit against the company if the misleading claims continue.
Sara Lee claims that its Whole Grain White Bread has the taste and texture of white bread with the goodness of whole grain, and whole grain goodness with all the mouthwatering pleasure of scrumptious, soft, white bread. By claiming an exciting innovation in white bread, the repeated whole grain goodness claims are particularly misleading because some new breads are in fact, made with a white whole-wheat flour that is, in fact, whole wheat. And one version of a label for the Sara Lee product at issue made the patently false statement that Sara Lee Soft & Smooth Made with Whole Grain White [bread] = 100% Whole Wheat.
This whole grain bread is mostly refined white flour, the kind of flour that health authorities recommend Americans eat less of, said CSPI executive director Michael F. Jacobson. Sara Lee is attempting to put a whole grain halo on a bread that is not whole wheat. I call that a whole grain whitewash.
On breadrules.com, a web site operated by Sara Lee, a press release for a genuinely 100 percent whole wheat Sara Lee bread regretfully ruminates that seven out of 10 consumers mistakenly believe their wheat bread is 100% whole wheat, and that 50 percent of traditional wheat bread consumers mistakenly believe their bread is the best nutritional choice. Another Sara Lee site, thejoyofeating.com, lets consumers test breads by Arnold, Natures Own, Pepperidge Farm, on a Whole-Grain-o-Meter to see if the product is 100 percent whole grain or not. While the meter rates several Sara Lee breads, its Whole Grain White Bread is tellingly absent.
A patronizing pledge form on that site gives the impression that switching to a Soft and Smooth whole grain bread is an act of nutritional virtue. But in fact, only 30 percent of the grain in Sara Lees Soft and Smooth Whole Grain White Bread is whole grain, and the rest is refined white flour, according to news reports. In fact, there is more water in this product than whole grain.
It would be more accurate to say that this Sara Lee product is brimming with the wholesome goodness of white flour and water, said CSPI litigation director Steve Gardner. The intent is to confuse consumers, who are denied the nutrition they think they are paying for. Its hard to see how a judge or jury would let a company get away with such an obvious fraud.
CSPIs notification to Sara Lee says it wants the company to stop the misleading whole grain claims and to donate to charity the profits it has received from Soft & Smooth Made with Whole Grain White Bread that it has earned since its introduction in 2005. Sara Lee has 30 days to respond to CSPIs settlement offer.
According to Gardner, the supermarket is replete with breads, bagels, crackers, and frozen pancakes and waffles that pretend to be whole grain.
CSPIs litigation project has successfully negotiated binding legal settlements with other food companies over misleading labeling. As a result of CSPIs negotiating, Cadbury-Schweppes will no longer call its high-fructose-corn-syrup-sweetened 7Up and Snapple products "natural," Aunt Jemima blueberry waffles are now labeled to make it clear that the blueberries are artificial, and Quaker Oats agreed to tone down exaggerated claims about the cholesterol-lowering abilities of oatmeal. CSPI withdrew a lawsuit it filed against KFC after that chain announced it would switch to trans-fat-free frying oil, and negotiated with Kellogg a historic pact that changed the way that company markets food to young children.


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San Francisco Sends Impeachment Resolution to Committee
Elsbernd Sends Daly's Resolution to Investigate/Impeach Bush/Cheney to Committee
by Ken Werner, Trinity Plaza Tenants Association (TPTA), 2006-02-08
The Board of Supervisors clock ticked toward 8 p.m., and Sup. Sean Elsbernd asked Item 44 to be severed. And I thought, we're going to have a debate. But as the remainder of yesterday's agenda received approval without objection, Elsbernd decided he wanted Sup. Chris Daly's proposed "Resolution calling for a full investigation, impeachment or resignation of President George W. Bush and Vice President Richard B. Cheney" to be sent to committee.
22 US Reps Want Impeachment Probe
By Matthew Cardinale, Atlanta Progressive News
22 US Representatives–including two members of the Georgia delegation–have now signed on as co-sponsors of H. Res 635, demanding a probe which could recommend Bush's impeachment, including the initial sponsor, US Rep. John Conyers, Atlanta Progressive News has learned.
Cities and State Parties Pass Impeachment Resolutions
By David Swanson
The past month has seen a burst of resolutions supporting impeachment in city councils, state democratic parties, and even chapters of Democrats Abroad. On January 6, the City Council of Arcata, Calif., passed a resolution demanding the impeachment or resignation of President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney, citing violations of international and constitutional law.
City of S Francisco Takes Up Resolution on Impeachment
Resolution calling for a full investigation, impeachment or resignation of Bush and Cheney
by Ken Werner, Trinity Plaza Tenants Association (TPTA), 2006-02-07
Bloggers, pollsters, newspaper columnists, and members of the U.S. House and Senate have been more frequently discussing the possible impeachment of President Bush and Vice President Cheney, and today District 6 Sup. Chris Daly steps forward to introduce File No. 060156, "Resolution calling for a full investigation, impeachment or resignation of President George W. Bush and Vice President Richard B. Cheney."
Published Version of the Conyers Report
At this site, we are especially proud of the new Conyers Report, "The Constitution in Crisis." We were also pleasantly surprised that the Academy Chicago Publishers, the same people who published "What Went Wrong in Ohio?" decided to publish the report, with a foreward by Ambassador Joe Wilson.
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By Congressman John Conyers, http://www.conyersblog.us/
Up to 17 Members, More than 35,000 Citizens
All of your hard work is paying off. We are now up to 17 Members on my select committee to investigate impeachable offenses. And more than 35,000 Americans have signed my on line petition demanding accountability.
ImpeachPAC Endorses Chris Owens
Congress is full of followers. But to impeach George Bush and Dick Cheney, we need real leaders.
That's why ImpeachPAC is endorsing Chris Owens in the open race for Brooklyn's 11th Congressional District.
Impeachment at the Super Bowl
Monday, February 06, 2006
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At Super Bowl Sunday:
Crudely made "Impeach Bush" signs greeted drivers headed to downtown Detroit on southbound I-75, but the sentiment was different inside the General Motors Renaissance Center, where football fan and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice signed autographs (including at least one Terrible Towel), posed for pictures and pressed the flesh with the crowd at the ESPN studio on the ground floor.
Specter Supports Impeachment
By David Swanson
On Jan. 15, 2006, George Stephanopoulos interviewed Senator Arlen Specter on ABC's This Week. On the issue of warrent-less NSA Wiretaps authorized by the president, Stephanopoulus asked Specter what the possible remedies would be if the president's actions were found to be illegal. Specter replied, "...Impeachment is the remedy. After impeachment, you could have a criminal prosecution..."
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Velvet Revolution's ImpeachMobile Makes a House Call!
Velvet Revolution's ImpeachMobile has so far received nothing but thumbs-ups and high-signs from those who've seen it! (With the exception of a few cops who have pulled it over to make sure all papers were in order. They are.)
That may change this week, as the intrepid Velvet Revolutionary drivers take the rolling billboard into a few less-friendly settings. We'll see!
In the meantime, we still (The BRAD BLOG is a co-founder of VR) welcome and appreciate your contributions to the effort. They help to fill up the gas tank, as well as to pay for future billboards. Perhaps we'll not be so subtle next time with our message ;-)
Chris Owens Plants Impeachment Tree in Brooklyn
By Bob Fertik, www.ImpeachPAC.org
Brooklyn's 11th District is an open seat because long-time progressive Rep. Major Owens is retiring. His son, Chris Owens, is carrying his father's progressive torch into a crowded primary this September. Chris Owens made headlines this week when he declared his support for impeaching George Bush.
Democrats in Marin County, Calif., back impeachment
Marin Independent Journal
THE DEMOCRATIC Central Committee of Marin approved a resolution Thursday night that calls for the impeachment of President Bush for what it considers to be illegal domestic wiretapping of American citizens.
Newfane resolution seeks to impeach president
By HOWARD WEISS-TISMAN, Brattleboro Reformer
Saturday, February 04, 2006 - NEWFANE -- Among votes to approve the budget and education spending at Town Meeting, residents will wade into national waters and vote from the floor for the impeachment of President George W. Bush.
Sheeler attempts to impeach Bush
By NICOLE WIETRAK, Coventry Courier
PROVIDENCE - At a state house press conference Wednesday, Democratic U.S. Senate candidate and West Greenwich resident Carl Sheeler made a call out to Rhode Island Congressmen James R. Langevin (D-02) and Patrick J. Kennedy (D-01) to assist U.S. Representative John Conyers, Jr. (D-MI) to initiate impeachment hearings for President George W. Bush.
Audio: Rep. Maxine Waters Says Bush's Spying Program Is an Impeachable Offense
Here's a short audio clip from the Alternative State of the Union event hosted by the Progressive Caucus, the Nation Magazine, and the Institute for Policy Studies. The only voice you'll hear will be that of Congresswoman Maxine Waters, speaking about Bush, and saying:
"His message tonight will not deal honestly with the mistakes that he's made. And I believe that the latest revelations about him and his spying on American citizens - no matter how he tries to frame it - are impeachable offenses. I believe that this president is not only spying on American citizens in the way that he's describing it, but to indicate in any shape form or fashion that he's been authorized by Congress to do it on the vote that was taken after 9-11 is plain dishonest. And further to try to imply that he's supported by the Constitution of the United States is even more dishonest. And so, I think that this issue that he's been caught red-handed on is really typical of who he is, how he handles this presidency, and what his leadership is all about: spying and lying. And I think it is important for us to understand that all of the other issues that we're going to talk about today - and particularly the war in Iraq - will continue to exemplify how he has lied and misled the American public."
Impeachment = Turnout?
By Steve Cobble, www.huffingtonpost.com
Those of us who co-founded AfterDowningStreet.org have long pushed for some sort of "accountability" for the Bush Administration's lies about the war--from hearings to censure to impeachment. Legally and morally, George W. betrayed his oath of office; he has earned impeachment.
California Congressional Candidate Calls for Impeachment in Green Party State of the Union Rebuttal
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Los Angeles, CA. Byron De Lear, Congressional Candidate in California's 28th
District located in the San Fernando Valley (www.DeLearforCongress.org),
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16 US Reps Want Impeachment Probe: 19 Now Support Impeachment, Resignation, or Probe
By Matthew Cardinale, Editor, Atlanta Progressive News
(APN) EXCLUSIVE: The number of Members of US Congress supporting US Rep. John Conyers's (D-MI) H. Res 635 has now jumped to 16. The US House bill would create a Select Committee to investigate the grounds for impeaching President Bush.
Resolving to Work for Impeachment
A former state senator will present a resolution calling for the impeachment of President Bush and Vice President Cheney to the Multnomah County Democratic Central Committee February 9.
The resolution ( full text attached) passed the Committee's agenda subcomittee last month.
Lies About Blowjobs, Bad. Wars? Not So Much.
By Eric Alterman
At a recent conference on the Clinton Administration at Hofstra University, ex-press secretary Jake Siewart made a point that had previously eluded me: It was during the early days of Clinton's presidency that the democratization of instant information made the insider press corps obsolete. To retain their importance and self-regard, these journalists had to invent a new function for themselves, and they did: interpreting, not reporting, the news. But instead of doing the hard work of researching the historical, economic, sociological and political contexts of a given story and then finding a way to explain these in lay terms, they preferred to rely on what came most easily to them: cocktail party gossip, green room small talk, semiofficial leaks and unconfirmed rumor, almost always offered up as if the source had no interest in pushing a point of view.
US Senate Candidate Sheeler (D - RI) - 'Impeach Bush!'
Carl Sheeler, 45, a Democrat, business owner and Marine Veteran is seeking Lincoln Chafee's seat as well as seeking to unseat "King George" for his violations of the US Constitution. Sheeler alleges that, among other things, he has lied to the public and damaged foreign relations and our Democracy. He expresses leadership is not always popular or a majority opinion, but no operson is above the law.
On the Necessity of Impeachment -- Part I
On the Necessity of Impeachment -- Part I
by Kagro X, Daily Kos
Thu Feb 02, 2006 at 08:56:19 AM PDT
Impeachment. The "I word." We've been over that ground more than once here. And there's been something of an evolution in my thinking on the subject, and probably yours, too.
Congressional Candidate Chris Owens Supports The Impeachment of President Bush
Brooklyn, NY -- Chris Owens, candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives from Brooklyn's 11th Congressional District, today called for the impeachment of President George W. Bush as a result of the President's alleged abuse of his Executive powers.
14 US House Reps Want Bush Impeach Probe: 17 Total Call for Bush to Resign or Be Impeached
By Matthew Cardinale, Atlanta Progressive News
The number of US House Representatives who have signed on to H. Res 635–supporting a probe looking into the grounds for impeaching Bush–has jumped to fourteen (14), including US Rep. John Conyers who initially sponsored the bill, Atlanta Progressive News has learned.
The 'I' word
By San Diego City Beat
In last week's San Francisco Bay Guardian, the Bay Area's venerable, rabblerousing alternative weekly, Steven T. Jones reported that "in the wake of the revelation that federal officials have been illegally eavesdropping on American citizens without required warrants—which President George W. Bush not only admitted approving, but promised to continue under his expansive view of executive power—has propelled talk of impeachment into the political mainstream.
The impeachment issue
By San Francisco Bay Guardian
Our article last week on the case for impeachment struck a nerve. It's been picked up all over the blogosphere, cited on some of the key anti-Bush sites like AfterDowningStreet.org and ImpeachPAC.org, and, based on the responses we've been getting, circulated widely by e-mail. That should come as no surprise: Although elected leaders in Washington are still afraid of the I word, out in the rest of the country it's very much in the political vernacular.
W Places Apple On Head, Dares Nation To Shoot it Off
By Tom Gilroy, www.huffingtonpost.com
If you missed the President's address to the nation last night, here's all you really need to know: he dared us to impeach him.
W basically got up there and said, 'I'm the same incompetent buffoon I was 6 years ago, and I'm staying the course. What're you gonna do about it?' He stared the country down and dared us to acknowledge the miles-long list of crimes and failures trailing behind him like a swatch of toilet paper stuck to the heel of an Alzheimer's patient shuffling out of a public restroom.


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Energy Star Air Conditioners
According to the ENERGY STAR Web site, "If every room air conditioner sold in the U.S. were ENERGY STAR qualified, it would prevent 1.2 million pounds of greenhouse gas emissions - the equivalent emissions from 100,000 cars." That is quite an impressive figure! But what exactly does ENERGY STAR mean?
It means a product meets strict energy efficiency guidelines set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U. S. Department of Energy; and that qualified air conditions use at least 10% less energy than conventional models and often include timers to control temperature better.
What brands are there to consider? Many ENERGY STAR rated air conditioners are on the market. Here are some of varying prices and BTUs.
According to ConsumerSearch.com reviews, the Frigidaire FAA065P7A is effective, efficient, easy to use and quiet, and it will cool rooms of about 200 square feet. (6000 BTU, Est. $175)
Reviews say the Frigidaire FAA086P7A air conditioner will cool a room of about 400 square feet and has nice features for the price: Electronic controls, a 24-hour delay timer, sleep mode and a remote control. (8,000 BTU Est. $210)
In reviews, Kenmore air conditioners are often cited for their combination of features and value but the Kenmore 75101 also has an auto-start feature for power outages and brownouts and will cool a 450 to 500 square-foot room.
(10,000 BTU, Est. $300)
The GE AGM14AJ will cool a room of about 700 square feet and has a programmable temperature setting, 24-hour timer, remote control and slide-out chassis, along with an Energy-Star rating of 10.8 EER. (13,800 BTU, Est. $400)
ENERGY STAR Air Conditioning Tips:
Though ENERGY STAR products can be more expensive to purchase up front, the cost difference will be paid back over time through lower energy bills.
When buying new equipment, it is important to get a quality installation. Make sure you get a contractor who can do the job right.
To get better performance from your cooling equipment seal your home and make sure ducts don't leak.
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WHAT: Unity Health System will recognize receiving LEED® Silver certification from the U.S. Green Building Council for Unity at Ridgeway, a state-of-the-art medical building, developed and managed by Broadstone Real Estate, LLC. This makes the 120,000 square foot environmentally-friendly facility the first such building to achieve this distinction in the Rochester-area, and one of only 11 LEED certified medical buildings in New York.
WHO: Speakers will be: Warren Hern, president/CEO of Unity Health System; Amy Tait, CEO, Broadstone; and Tracie Hall, executive director, NY Upstate Chapter, US Green Bldg. Council.
WHEN: Tuesday, March 29, 2011 from 12:00 to 12:30 p.m.
WHERE: Unity at Ridgeway, 2655 Ridgeway Avenue, Ground Floor, in the Town of Greece.
WHY: Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) is an internationally recognized green building certification system developed by the USGBC. It provides verification that a building is designed and built to improve: energy savings, water efficiency, CO2 emissions reduction, and indoor environmental quality.
*Media coverage of this event is welcomed.* A corporate communications team member will meet reporters and photographers in the front lobby.
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- 1 teaspoon ground ginger
- 2 tablespoons cornstarch
- 1/4 cup cold water
- 1 broiler/fryer chicken (3-1/2 to 4 pounds), cut up
- In a small saucepan, combine the pineapple juice, honey, mustard and ginger; bring to a boil. Combine cornstarch and water; gradually whisk into honey mixture. Cook and stir for 2-3 minutes or until thickened. Reserve 3/4 cup to serve with chicken if desired.
- Baste chicken with remaining glaze. Grill, covered, over medium-low heat for 30 minutes. Turn chicken; brush again with glaze. Grill, uncovered, for 20 minutes or until juices run clear. Serve with reserved glaze if desired. Yield: 4 servings.
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"I loved the honey mustard sauce, very good and very easy to make. I took as much skin off as I could and I baked the chicken at 450 for 30 minutes on each side, basting before putting it in and than again when I flipped the chicken. Probably a little overkill, but I hate when chicken isn't cooked through, which I seem to have a special talent for doing. I will probably decrease the time a bit next time I make this recipe."
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Investors who are either thinking about getting rid of their worst performing property and buy another one or sell their low income producing property to buy better one should highly consider 1031 Exchange option. Just before the current property investment deal is sealed, check to see if you'll owe taxes on the sale of your property, even if you're taking a loss on it? That's key to unlock big tax savings by avoiding a common misconception: no profit means no taxes as per investment specialists.
A 1031 Exchange is a tool for investors to defer capital gains taxes on the exchange of like-kind properties. This tax-savings strategy can help investors avoid a tax liability when they sell one investment property and buy another. If you realize that you could be facing a hefty tax bill on your property sale, even when selling at a loss, you could benefit from options that 1031 exchanges provide them. "Don't lose the equity you built on your current property, use to invest in your next property".
Here is an example, taxes were owed on a property sold at a loss. The client purchased a rental property in 2001 for $495,000. The property sold for $477,000, an $18,000 loss. Yet, the owner faced a tax of nearly $20,000 on the sale, because taxes are paid on capital gain, not the equity or profit from the sale. The owner had claimed depreciation on the property over 10 years of ownership, netting an $80,000 gain that still had to be factored in. If the owner had done a 1031 exchange, the owner's tax bill would have been zero.
Just talk to you Realtor while selling your investment property and planning to buy another one immediately. You can also determine yourself by asking questions like,
- Do you think if there will be a tax hit from the sale of the property? Consult with your CPA or tax consultant to determine it.
- Are you sure there is no capital gain?
- What is your next plan? Invest in another property or use the funds for something else?
These questions will atleast get you started and help you to discuss more about this exchange idea with your Realtor to do tax-deferred transaction which will save your hefty tax bill. You can also check on this post at Realtor.com which talks about rules of 1031 Exchanges to get some insights.
First and foremost, don't forget to talk to your Realtor as soon there is deal and well before closing of the current property. Secondly, don't lose out on an opportunity to save on tax dollars. Finally, just keep in mind, 1031 Exchange is very feasible solution but it might not work all the time.


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Seven times world BJJ champion; Andre Galvao will make his Strikeforce debut on March 26. The Strikeforce "Challenger Series" will be held in Fresno, California, and Galvão will face Luke Stewart, in a welterweight bout.
"I'm training a lot, I'm very focused," said Galvão to OTM, "The guy is also from Jiu-Jitsu, is well experienced, is a BJJ black belt under Ralph Gracie. I'm in a good rhythm and I'm going there to get this victory."
For this challenge, Galvão trains daily in the X-Gym, a gym located in Rio de Janeiro, and that has experts like Anderson Silva, Ronaldo "Jacare" Souza and Rafael "Feijao" Cavalcante.
"I'm training right," he said, "The promoters would set a date for me to fight, but always postponed, and I kept training, focused, dedicating me to this, now they set this fight and I have a good time to train. I'm feeling good and now I'll just keep training to get there well."
Accustomed to fight also against the weight, the black belt ensures that will not have problems to overcome the loss of weight for the fight.
"I have no weight problems; I'm doing a very good diet, well balanced. I feel good and am improving day by day", he said.
Born in Sao Paulo, Galvao won several titles in BJJ with a very offensive game, always looking for the submission. For the MMA, however, the fighter decided to move to Rio de Janeiro a year ago, and noticed the great changes he had in his game.
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Blackwood Comprehensive School has for many years been a successful, popular and happy school. Our work is founded on the comprehensive ideal – a belief that all children are of equal value and that it is our task to help develop the abilities and talents that all undoubtedly have. We value every pupil equally. The particular strengths children have obviously vary from one individual to another. We recognise this and provide a range of curricular and extra-curricular programmes to meet the needs of all our pupils.

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The school supports NQT's and all new staff through induction programmes coordinated by the Senior Mentor. High priority is given to Continuous Professional Development for all staff and the school gained Investor in People status in 2003.
Headteacher and staff The Headteacher,Mr Ravi Pawar joined the school in September 2009 The school has 55 teaching staff and 35 Associate staff. There is also a Community Education College and Welsh Nursery based on the school site. Vocational qualifications As well as a full range of Entry level and GCSE courses at KS4 the school offers a growing selection of Alternative Curriculum options eg Asdan Youth Award, BTEC Business and BTEC Sport. Inspection The most recent ESTYN Inspection took place in November 2015. See the full report at estyn.gov.uk / inspection reports /secondary / caerphilly /Blackwood Comprehensive) Extra curricular events Has a very strong programme of extra-curricular activities- music and sport. Duke of Edinburgh Award is very popular- with around 60 pupils in Year 10 working towards Bronze Award every year! Also Young Enterprise (Welsh winners in 2005 going on to represent Wales in the UK Finals in London in July 2005 and Welsh runners-up in 2007), Public speaking and a wide range of after school clubs based in Departments as well as in IT Department and the refurbished Learning Resources Centre. In November 2004 the school saw the completion of a NOF-funded 'PE in schools' project involving a new floodlit all-weather pitch, dance/aerobics studio and refurbished changing rooms. In 2004 & 2005 the school has had a finalist (final three) in the Young Achiever category at the 'Welsh Woman of the Year Awards in the CIA in Cardiff and on November 25th 2005 the title was won by Zowie Purves, a Year 11 pupil. School had the Welsh 'Teaching Awards - Enterprise' winner in 2006 as well as the Sports Council for Wales 'Teacher-Coach of the Year 2006' and the 'UK Heads PA of the Year 2006'