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On the day of his retirement, Nevada homicide detective Jerry Black lingers in his office one last time. But when the body of a murdered 8-year-old girl is discovered in the snow-blanketed mountains, the reluctant retiree is unable to step aside. Jerry offers his expertise at the crime scene, and takes it upon himself to deliver the devastating news to the victim's parents. The grieving mother begs Jerry for answers. Faced with the tragic nature of the crime, the parent's suffering and his own uncertainty about life after the police force, Jerry swears on his soul to find the killer. When an ambitious younger cop wrenches a dubious confession from a simple-minded suspect, the case is closed, but not for Jerry. Despite the skepticism of his peers, Jerry follows his hunch that the real killer is still at large and set to strike again. But how far will Jerry go to fulfill his promise? And at what cost?
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After every election, the media finds a Republican and claims they are electable. Whether it was George W. Bush in the late 90's, John McCain after the 04 election or Mitt Romney after 2008, the media creates a narrative of an electable Republican. Then when the election occurs, that Republican they once called electable, gets turned into a Nazi. Well, the media is doing this again.
Ever since his betrayal of Mitt Romney, Christie Christie has become the Left's favorite Republican. In article after article, Christie gets praised by Progressives. Hollywood is fundraising for his 2013 re-election campaign for NJ Governor. The media is now pushing the Chris Christie is electable angle.
The GOP's chances of winning the White House in 2016 are linked more closely to the political fortunes of New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie than those of Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida.
During a speech last month with no national television audience to pander to, Christie called for more bipartisanship in Washington. "New Jersey has proven that a strong, principled, conservative governor can work with two strong, progressive leaders in the legislature and find common ground," he said, referring to the Democrats who lead both houses of New Jersey's Capitol.
That message didn't resonate with Rubio. His speech was short on new ideas and long on tired, recycled Republican bromides. Obama, he said, believes America's free enterprise system is "the cause of our problems. That the economic downturn happened because our government didn't tax enough, spend enough and control enough." It doesn't matter that Obama never uttered those words. Talk like that makes Rubio a darling of the rabid right — and boosts his chances of winning their support in the 2016 GOP presidential primary campaign.
Christie, on the other hand, is betting the American people have tired of the intransigence of the political right and left. He's hoping that in a tug of war, mainstream Republicans will regain control of the GOP presidential candidate selection process and clear the way for him to become the party's standard-bearer in 2016. Christie is a greater threat than Rubio to chip away at the coalition that twice hoisted Obama into the White House.
The Progressive media's agenda is very clear. They want Chris Christie as the Republican nominee in 2016 to set him up to lose. They did this trick with John McCain and Mitt Romney. The Republican Establishment will probably believe this electable lie from the Left and push Christie as they did Romney and McCain.
I hope Republican voters do not fall for the Chris Christie electable lie.
Addendum: Christie is quoted as saying he agrees with NY's Fascist Governor Andrew Coumo 98% of the issues.
[Bulman] said when he told Mr. Christie he is from upstate New York, "he said, 'I'm not much different from Andrew Cuomo. I probably agree with him on 98% of the issues.' " Mr. Bulman said Gov. Christie "sees value in the building trades, which are private sector unions. He complimented us and said he uses us as an example of a pro-business union."
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It'll take one tough cookie to hold up 75 pounds of candy. So it's a good thing the Ohio City Gingerbread House will be built from 150 pounds of the stuff. The 4-foot-tall dwelling will also be blanketed by 100 pounds of royal icing. Courtney Bonning of Bonbon Pastry & Cafe talked to us about the colossal confection, which will be at the Ohio City Christmas Festival Dec. 10 and 17.
Q. What is your goal for The Ohio City Gingerbread House?
A. To create another long-lasting Cleveland tradition that is self-sustaining. Generations past always had the giant windows at Higbee's to go downtown and look at. I want this to be something new, something that our kids can grow up with and remember. It really doesn't matter what religion you are; everybody has a holiday event, and I want this to be a tradition for everyone. After the event on the 17th, we will be donating [the house] to University Hospitals' new cancer center, the Siedman Center. ... A lot of those people can't really leave to experience Christmas with their families.
Q. How is the project going to sustain itself?
A. Bonbon is going to be throwing some holiday-themed events. The real purpose is to get people there to donate toward next year's house. ... Bonbon will be providing free refreshments, really kid-friendly foods, like pigs-in-a-blanket, mac and cheese, hot chocolate, that kind of stuff.
Q. Do you have any tips for gingerbread house builders?
A. Make sure your royal icing is fairly stiff, and all your royal icing needs to be is egg whites. You can buy them in a carton at your local grocery store. All you do is paddle them together in a mixer with powdered sugar, and you want to get it stiffer than the consistency of toothpaste, and then your stuff won't slide.
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The Atlanta-based organization that runs Popeyes fried chicken restaurants has obtained the recipes for all of the dishes served in the restaurants from Louisiana-based Diversified Foods and Seasonings for $43 million.
The chain's originator, Al Copeland, started the restaurant back in 1972. He lost the organization in a 1990s insolvency case after his doomed securing of the contending Church's chicken chain in 1989.
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A SOJOURNER'S VIEW: Alber Husin: Go gently into the night, dear friend
DAVAO CITY (MindaNews/14 February) — As I write this, Alber Husin – a Tausog peace advocate, anthropologist, teacher, partner to Irene and father of two children – is on a… »
A SOJOURNER'S VIEW: Creativity and Sustainability
DAVAO CITY (MindaNews/6 February) — If only for its logo – a radiant, multi-colored lotus flower with a gentle fire in its womb – the LIWANAG : WORLD FESTIVAL ON… »
A SOJOURNER'S VIEW: One more Independence Day
DAVAO CITY (MindaNews/12 June) — Here comes the bride, all dressed in white. This sentence – usually sung – figures prominently this month as June supposedly has been the preferred… »
A SOJOURNER'S VIEW: From logging to mining
MALAYBALAY CITY (MindaNews/29 March) – In the afternoon of Monday, 26 March 2012, I was seated at the back row inside the Cathedral of San Isidro Labrador, Malaybalay City waiting… »
A SOJOURNER'S VIEW: The Democratization of Art
DAVAO CITY (MindaNews/05 February) — Of the estimated 1,500,000 inhabitants who now reside in the various buildings, houses, shacks and streets of Davao City, I wonder what percentage of this… »
A SOJOURNER'S VIEW: A tragic tale of a city and a river
Rivers run through Iligan City, which is why its name is Iligan. The city's linguistic origin is from the word ilig, which according to the Iliganons means to flow. There are… »
A SOJOURNER'S VIEWS: In the shadow of the Temple of Mammon
DAVAO CITY (MindaNews/05 June) — In June of 1963, around a hundred of us freshmen began our undergraduate studies at what was then the Ateneo de Davao College (it would… »
A SOJOURNER'S VIEWS: A nascent Mindanawon film industry
ILIGAN CITY (23 May) — The average Filipinos on the street – referred to by the renowned Filipino filmmaker Lamberto V. Avellana during the first golden age of Filipino movies… »
Mindanao's romance with Christmas lights
ILIGAN CITY (MindaNews/24 December) — I have been traveling these past weeks and I am amazed at how, across Mindanao, Christmas lights have created magical places, filling children with wonder… »
PANAW LANTAW: Nabahaw na ba ang Semana sa Kalinaw sa Mindanao? by Karl M. Gaspar CSsR
Usa ka semana na ang niagi sukad nahuman ang Semana sa Kalinaw sa Mindanao. Sa mga pundok nga aktibo sa pagpahigayon og mga kalihokan aning maong Week of Peace, karong… »
A SOJOURNER'S VIEW: Madayaw Sur Surigao?
TANDAG, Surigao del Sur (December 8) — Are things really madayaw (good) in Surigao del Sur these days? Across the province, one sees all kinds of tarpaulin signs that include the word MADAYAW that one is tempted to conclude that everything is fine with the people in that province which is located in the eastern coastal area of Mindanao.
A SOJOURNER'S VIEW: Sheika: A Film Review. By Karl M. Gaspar, CSsR
"The pen is mightier than the sword!" We are all familiar with this adage which goes back to 1939 when the playwright Edward Bulwer-Lytton incorporated these words in his play, Richilieu. Today the words are a bit archaic given the changes in communications and weapons technology. Perhaps it can be updated to: "The camera is mightier than the nuclear torpedo!"
A SOJOURNER'S VIEW: Tampakan or Tamakan? By Karl M. Gaspar
ILIGAN CITY (MindaNews/17 June) — As 30 June 2010 approaches – a red-letter day promising relief from the ravages suffered by the Filipino people under the most unpopular administration in… »
A SOJOURNER'S VIEW: Tranquility in the midst of a threat of war. By Karl M. Gaspar, CSsR
SEOUL, Republic of Korea (MindaNews/31 May)– Moon is the Oldest Clock. This is the title of an art exhibit ongoing at the National Museum of Art in Deoksugung, Seoul, located… »
A SOJOURNER'S VIEW: The bystander. By Karl M. Gaspar, CSsR
ILIGAN CITY (MindaNews/04 April) — The title of the piece rhymes with The Reader.
As devoted cineastes know, The Reader is the film that recently gave Kate Winslet her first Oscar as Best Actress. In this film, she plays the role of a former Nazi SS guard who was a party to the massacre of the Jews during the Hitler era in Europe. This was the infamous Holocaust, the mass slaughter of men, women and children who were herded together like cattle and sent to the gas chambers only because they were Jews.
A SOJOURNER'S VIEWS: Lupang Hinarang: must watch. By Karl M. Gaspar
QUEZON CITY (MindaViews/14 March) — Viewing Ditsi Carolino's latest documentary film Lupang Hinarang, one can't help thinking: will there ever be an end to the Filipino peasantry's struggle to own a land they can till?
And one can't help feeling furious at the manner the producers of our food are treated bythe powers-that-be and frustrated that the landless farmers have to go through so much suffering.
A SOJOURNER'S VIEW: To be hacked in Cyberspace. By Karl M. Gaspar, CSsR
ILIGAN CITY (MindaNews/01 February) — Not a very pleasant experience if one gets hacked in cyberspace. Ask any of the victims like, yours truly.
A SOJOURNER'S VIEW: What matters most to people today
DAVAO CITY (MindaNews/05 January) — This piece should rather have the title – What Matters Most Today for People that I Know and Care About.
The recent holidays that came with Christmas and New Year afforded us, once more, with the chance to catch up with the people we know and care about. I am no exception. As with most people who reach out to their relatives, friends and associates during the Christmas season, I've been doing just that for as long as I can remember.
A SOJOURNER'S VIEWS: The tyranny of the pila. By Karl Gaspar
DAVAO CITY (MindaNews/07 May) — As these are hot and humid summer days, the tyranny of the pila (queue) has become even more a source of great stress to ordinary folks. Ordinary, as in, having no maid, houseboy, lower-ranking employee, alalay or anyone who can be commanded to do a task where, more often than not, one has to fall in line and wait for one's turn to be served.
A SOJOURNER'S VIEWS: Why are our own languages so belittled? (Part 1). By Karl M. Gaspar, CSsR
DAVAO CITY (MindaNews/10 Feb) — Immediately, I know there is something very ironic about this column being written in English with the title of the piece. I would rather write it in my mother tongue – Cebuano-Bisaya – but for now I believe there is value in writing it in English. (I will, however, write it also in Cebuano-Bisaya for the Bisaya column PANAW-LANTAW).
A SOJOURNER'S VIEWS: The joys of traveling across Mindanao now. By Karl M. Gaspar, CSsR
DAVAO CITY (MindaNews/15 Jan) — We all recently said goodbye — albeit, some of us, reluctantly — to the 2007-2008 holiday season.
For many Mindanawons, it was a season of travel as most of us went out of our way to visit family, friends and other folks dear to our hearts.
A SOJOURNER'S VIEWS: To wish the impossible "wish ko lang." By Karl M. Gaspar, CSsR
DAVAO CITY (MindaNews/20 December) — The phrase "Wish Ko Lang" must be the favorite of many Pinoys during this Christmas season especially because the crisis situation makes so many of us wish for the impossible. A recent tragedy involving a young Ma-a girl drove home that point earlier.
A SOJOURNER'S VIEWS: Until there was no one left. By Karl M. Gaspar, CSsR
DAVAO CITY (MindaNews/09 December) –At the height of martial rule in the l970s-80s, there was a quote that made the rounds among the activists and affected them quite deeply so that the words helped to deepen their commitment to defend the people's human rights.
A SOJOURNER'S VIEWS:: Josefina's song: from blues to reggae
JOSEFINA, Zamboanga del Sur (MindaNews/02 November) –Twenty years ago, Josefina sang the blues. Located in the Zamboanga peninsula, the town of Josefina was a virtual war zone. Despite the end of Marcos' martial rule, there was no peace in this town situated at the foot of Mt. Malindang in the late 1980s.
A SOJOURNER'S VIEWS: Winning small wars
DAVAO CITY (MindaNews/28 September) — One hazards the guess that part of the fascination of watching the TV proceedings now ongoing at the Senate dealing with the intensely controversial ZTE Broadband Project is in seeing how members of our
society's elite fight with each other.
ON SABBATICAL: End of a sabbatical
DAVAO CITY (MindaNews/30 July) — July last year, I left the Philippines for a one-year sabbatical which brought me to some of the most soul-stirring spots across the world.
ON SABBATICAL: Imagine
NEW YORK (MindaNews/26 September) — It is a good time to be in New York. Since I arrived here last week, the weather has been really nice: neither too hot nor too cold. It's like being in Baguio during sunny days this time of the year, too. The late summer flowers in the parks are still in bloom and the trees stand tall with thick foliage.
ON SABBATICAL: A pilgrimage to Mt. Banahaw (5)
Last of five parts
QUEZON (MindaNews/03 Sept) — When I asked them how many they were in this samahan, he said that they speak in terms of balangays (clusters of families) and as of the moment, they have 71 balangays spread across the country with most of them being in Luzon. Most of those in Kinabuhian are members of their samahan; others live in various parts of the country.
ON SABBATICAL: A pilgrimage to Mt. Banaha
4th of five parts
QUEZON (MindaNews/02 Sept) — As Mt. Banahaw is considered a place for healing, the local herbs are aplenty and are sold in the various small stores spread all over Sta. Lucia. One could see barks of trees, leaves, limestones being displayed and sold for their medicinal value. Some of these find their way to Quiapo and other outlets for herbal medicine and the like.
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3rd of five parts
QUEZON (MindaNews/01 Sept) — For students of Spirituality – as an academic discipline – interested in indigenous mystical practices of our ancestors, here in the samahan one is afforded a glimpse into what could be one model or lived experience of mysticism that goes a long way back to our pre-colonial era. While listening to Nanay Isabel, I was conscious of a deep desire: that there would be serious Filipino scholars who would pursue this type of research as it would be most helpful in rediscovering our very deep sense of the divine as well as the roots of our own indigenous spirituality.
ON SABBATICAL: A pilgrimage to Mt. Banahaw (2)
2nd of five parts
QUEZON (MindaNews/31 August) — There are also landmarks placed in strategic areas by the National Historical Commission. One informs the nationalist pilgrim that the hero Macario Sakay and his men retreated to this part of Mt. Banahaw during the height of their anti-colonial struggles. The confluence of these signs and symbols – political, cultural, religious – provides the unique character of Mt. Banahaw as it affirms the sojourner's citizenship, cultural identity and religiosity.
ON SABBATICAL: A pilgrimage to Mt. Banahaw
1st of five parts
QUEZON (MindaNews/30 Aug) — I had always wanted to go on a pilgrimage to Mt. Banahaw, perhaps the country's premiere indigenously Filipino pilgrimage site. However, the visit to the holy mountain remained elusive through the past more than five decades of my life. This desire intensified in the past decade during and after my UP studies and especially as I became more and more interested in knowing more about Filipino indigenous spirituality.
ON SABBATICAL: A representation brouhaha: the continuing saga of the Tasaday
QUEZON CITY (MindaNews/20 August) — Thirty years since "a group of people," in the words of the American news reporter John Nance, "walked less than 20 miles from their home in a Philippine rain-forest and traveled through 50,000 years of cultural and technological time", the debate on whether the Tasaday were truly from the Stone Age or not continues to rage in the country's anthropological circle.
ON SABBATICAL: Robben Island
ROBBEN ISLAND, South Africa (MindaNews) — I first heard about Robben Island years ago, when I was a political prisoner in the Davao Metrodiscom stockade in downtown Davao City.
The world's most famous political prisoner, Nelson Mandela, who was to spend almost 30 years in prison before being released in the early 1990s, was incarcerated there.
ON SABBATICAL: Evading death's fatal gaze in the Land of a Pandemic
SOUTH AFRICA (MindaNews) — On my fifth day in South Africa, I found myself in Phokeng, which is part of the Diocese of Rustenberg. The bishop of this diocese is a Redemptorist, Bishop Kevin Dowling. Rustenberg is about two hours ride from Pretoria, close to three hours ride from Johannesburg. I spent three days in Phokeng, living in a Redemptorist monastery which is within the compound of the bishop's residence.
ON SABBATICAL: Everywhere there are graveyards
STERKFONTEIN, South Africa (MindaNews) — I have told you that for my sabbatical, I want to go on a long pilgrimage, across some parts of the globe, wherever destiny would bring me as I refuse to get into a strategic planning scheme for this one-year break. Whatever happens will happen; what is not meant to take place, will not arise. (Down with rational purposive action! Long live communicative action!)


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Like a little child, I simply ask you why?
Would you reply, telling me you have no idea what I am talking about?
Would you ask me what on earth I was saying?
I would tell you, why?
Why did you leave?
Why do you hate me?
Why haven't we talked in two years?
Why do you treat me as if I'm invisible?
Why can't we even make eye contact anymore?
Why is our relationship so screwed up?
Why do I even care anymore?
Why don't you care?
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Would you stand, confused, and say to me, what?
Would your eyes give away the sadness I feel as you laugh at my seemingly strange questions?
Would you get mad and tell me to get over it already?
Might I break down into tears, pleading for answers?
Might I suddenly wrap my arms around you as if a hug will solve all of my world's problems?
Might I clench my fist and tell you, nevermind, it was stupid anyways?
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Eric Dolphy: Body & Soul
Body and Soul
Eric Dolphy (alto sax)
Candid Dolphy (CCD 79033)
Eric Dolphy (alto sax), Roy Eldridge (trumpet), Jimmy Knepper (trombone), Tommy Flanagan (piano), Charles Mingus (bass),
Jo Jones (drums).
Composed by Edward Heyman, Frank Eyton, Robert Sour, and John Green.
Recorded: NYC, November 11, 1960
Rating: 93/100 (learn more)
A recording that features Eric Dolphy and Charles Mingus in the company of Roy Eldridge and Jo Jones is worth any amount of time it might take to track it down (of course, these days, access to such rare musical encounters are seldom more than a few mouse clicks away, but you get my point). Eldridge was an elder statesman in 1960, yet he still had lots of great playing ahead of him. He opens here with a gritty, emotive improvised chorus on the ballad's meandering chord changes—his style the characteristic bridge between Armstrong and Gillespie, but timeless for all that. Eldridge ends with a double-time break (shared with Mingus), which leads to Dolphy, who doubles the double-time, staying well within the changes for the most part while parsing the beat in ingenious, unpredictable ways. Even at its most outré, Dolphy's style came out of bebop, a fact made most apparent here as he reins in his more extreme impulses. A young Tommy Flanagan plays well if without particular distinction, and Papa Jo Jones swings like only he can. The track's highlight is arguably Eldridge's return chorus at performance's end; he plays as if trying to make the point that fire and inspiration know no stylistic limits. Certainly, they're qualities both he and Dolphy shared in abundance.
Reviewer: Chris Kelsey
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My best friend Tiffany hates showers of all kind..So when it came time for her to have one coming up with an idea was allot of work. She is not girly at all. I'am the pink and sparkle not her. She is flip flops and jeans kind of girl. But we both love counrty.... So PERFECT!! I went with a country HO DOWN! We made it very casual so she would fell comfortable. WE made the invites casual but fun. the decor was simple yet I love details. I love everything over the top and fun.. So we had red bandanas, hay bales, pendants hanging, Most of the stuff was done my hand. I work for s printing company and I get paper for free, so the invites and pendants came from that. I got the Hay bales from Hobby Lobby, The bandanas came from Michelas craft store. We just save cans from food and filled them with Sun Flowers. ( Trader Joe's very good price) The Bride Tiffany loves Mexcian food but did not go with the theme, so we did Chicken and Beef Bricket in Tortillas. Simple salads, potato, green, pasta, and fruit. We started with simple Apts, Veggies and cjips and dips. The for dessert good old Browines and Strawberry Short cakes, Drinks we made Lemonaid and just water with choices of lemons, cumbcumbers and strawberry. But we had to do a Mimosa Bar, We had OJ and Cranberry Juice with Raspberry's, Strwberry's and Pineapple. Very counrty yet simple. So excited to share the pictures. Enjoy!!!!


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Is she seeing a counselor? If not, that should be the first step anytime you suspect a child/teen is having depression issues!
As for punishment, she would lose everything....as in, empty bedroom with a pillow, blanket, and matteress. I'll give you an outfit of my choosing each day. No privacy in her bag/closet/etc, I have to make sure you didn't take anything else that's not yours. Lots of volunteer work and manual labor around the house. No unsupervised time, no activities.
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I agree counseling is in order. I would also rethink your punishment system. Month long groundings, and then year long groundings give them no hope that it will ever end. There is also no motivation for change.
I agree w/ everything able...also no soccer added to the list and she should reimburse you for the money you paid for it.
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Be careful that you don't push her too hard. She may be crying out for help. If she's crying out for help more punishment could make it much worse. Counseling is a must. Only you know if more punishment will fix it or make it worse. You should consult with the counselor on your own after your daughter does. Don't let her know you'll be getting input for consequences though. Get her help before it's too late. :)
It sounds like something is going on- anything from social issues at school/with peers/boyfriend to perhaps issues at home? Counseling is a great idea- being 15 is hard and when there are issues like divorce and step parents I think it is especially helpful for a teen to have someone out of the family to talk to. I think grounding and the community service,etc is appropriate punishment.
In general I don't agree with long term grounding. I like more creative punishments and one that get the kids out there actually doing something instead of sitting at home for long periods of time. A month is a long time to be stuck in the house- and often causes them to rebel or continue to get in trouble because they feel they are already grounded "forever" so how much worse can it be. I think sometimes kids need to see exactly how good they have it. It's pretty hard to appreciate things when it is all you are used to. I would take her to a soup kitchen, a shelter, and perhaps have her to some research and write a paper on the way other kids have to live- without cell phones, clean clothes, school, or enough food to eat.
How are things in the home? Does she like your husband? Do you spend time with her one on one frequently? I think one on one time is important with teens.
I would talk to her and let her know that while you are upset and don't like her recent behavior- you like her as a person and love her and would like to make a fresh start. I have found that letting my kids know I am not going to "hold a grudge" and that I understand teens makes mistakes and would like to give them an opportunity to start fresh helps. It makes them feel better- like they can put the past behind them (they still had the consequences first) and that I am not looking at them as "bad"- just a good kid who made mistakes. That worked for my daughter after a rough period- and she truly seemed to like the thought that she could move forward and not be thought of as the kid who was screwing up all the time.


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Your best bet for tickets to see "Peter Pan" at the Quincy Music Theatre is this Friday or Saturday night – looks like Sunday is a sell-out. Get your tickets online at www.qmtonline.com or call 875-9444. Seats are $16.50 for adults, and $13.50 for students and seniors. In this production, Peter really flies...and there's even homemade cookies at intermission. Showtimes are 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday nights, and Sunday at 3 p.m.
Bluegrass band the Gandy Brothers of Albany, Ga. will appear at the theater Oct. 24 at 8 p.m. Cost is $12 per person.
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Begins at Sport's Westside Pub in Tallahassee. First bike out at 11 a.m. and last bike out at 12:30. The run ends at Castle Dread in Havana, located at 7702 Fairbanks Ferry Rd. in Havana. Last bike in at 3 p.m. Food, door prizes and prizes for best/worst hand.
Three people were caught at the scene while attempting to take copper tubing from Big Bend Jai Alai Fronton on Flat Creek Road near Greensboro Sept. 25.
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The body of 43-year-old Ferris Goodson Jr. of Chattahoochee was found Sept. 27 around 11:25 a.m. in Mosquito Creek, about 500 yards behind his home in the Crawfish Island community.
Chattoochee Police Chief Van Pullen said Goodson's family reported him missing Friday evening at approximately 6 p.m. but no one at the time knew which direction he might have taken.
Quincy city commissioners, at the suggestion of Commissioner Keith Dowdell, voted to give up $1,200 of their salaries so that city employees can have a one-time bonus of $1,200 each.
City Manager Jack McLean proposed that the city pick up the taxes on the $1,200 so that employees would get the entire amount and not have to pay taxes. An additional $6,000 is needed to pay the taxes on the bonuses.
No decision will be made in the case of Miles Womack vs. the city of Quincy before 60 days, although both sides finished testimony Sept. 24.
Womack is suing the city because he was never notified that the city was no longer using Interlocken Lakes, owned by Womack, as a backup to the water system. The city agreed in 1998 to use the lakes because of the poor quality of the city's drinking water at the time.
The city of Quincy has been awarded a $1.2 million grant from the Department of Homeland Security to construct a new fire station. Fire Chief Howard Smith said he received a letter Sept. 24 from Sen. Bill Nelson, congratulating the city on the award.
The new station will be constructed in the city's business park on Joe Adams Road. Smith said he applied for the grant, which is part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (stimulus package) because a new fire department met the criteria.
They joke that they are the best paid group of people in Gadsden County because they work for free. What they lack in money is made up by the satisfaction they derive from helping others. The volunteers of Mother Care Network Inc. were honored Sept. 28 with a dinner and praise for what they have given to the community.
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Napa Valley experts share New Year's Eve wine picks
The Napa Valley is synonymous with Cabernet Sauvignon, but ringing in the new year often means having something a bit different in the glass.
When it's time to toast a special occasion our go-to local sparkler is the Schramberg Blanc de Blancs, which is delicious by itself and pairs well with seafood and hard cheeses.
Of course, there are plenty of local experts that have their own New Year's Eve wine pairing tips and suggestions to share…
We hand picked a group of wine directors and Sommeliers from some of the valley's most prestigious restaurants to offer up their picks for New Year's Eve wine.
"If somehow, I was off that night I would stay at home and open a top red Burgundy. The 2005 Dujac "Charmes Chambertin" comes to mind. Dujac is one of my favorite Burgundy producers, and the elegance of the Charmes Chambertin Grand Cru would be balanced with the power of the 2005 vintage." –Kris Margerum, wine director, Auberge du Soleil
"I usually get home just before midnight and toast in the New Year with a glass of Roederer L'Ermitage and go to bed, so I can be back for inventory first thing on the 1st. Restaurant life is very glamorous." –Jim Gallagher, wine director, Cole's Chop House
"I am very excited about Grower-Champagnes, or as they are known in France, "Récoltant-Manipulant". These are artisanal producers that grow their own fruit and produce tiny quantities of very high-quality wine. Egly-Ouriet, Gaston Chiquet and Pierre Peters are just a few of my favorites." –Dennis Kelly, Head Sommelier, The French Laundry
"Charles Heidsieck Brut Milliseme 2000 Champagne. I love Charles Heidsieck." –Jeff Creamer, wine director, Brix
"…when I ring in the New Year, I love to pour my guests old Schramsberg, a Napa Valley original. For me it carries a sense of home and a nod to years past. It's not always about pairing a wine for a moment, one needs to take into account the place, situation, guests; everything." –Michael Ireland, wine director, The Restaurant at Meadowood
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The ghost of Lenny Bruce still haunts North Hollywood.
Just around the corner from the Lankershim Boulevard hobby shop where Bruce was busted for heroin in 1962, "Lenny's Back" at the American Renegade Theatre offers a thoughtful, stinging monologue from the grave.
The hobby shop, long gone, is now an upscale pizza place. Lenny Bruce, (nee Schneider) may be 35 years dead, but he's neither gone, nor gentrified. The Lenny we meet on stage is still talking dirty and influencing people. Sitting beside his grave in Eden Memorial Park Cemetery, actor Barry Pearl inhabits the role of the junkie provocateur, mellowed by eternity but not quite finished with us yet.
"You know what pisses me off? I'm the hippest guy in the world and they bury me in the [expletive] San Fernando Valley."
Yes, this is Bruce the "sick comic" -- but it's also the Jewish boy who loves his mother; the heroin addict who grieves for the daughter he left fatherless; the lover of words and husband of a stripper; the frequently jailed First Amendment advocate; and the lawyer with a fool for a client. Pearl's Bruce stalks the stage, pacing and smoking and funny, but just as natural while sitting alone at his own grave, quiet and sad.
Bruce was not the first famous Jewish comic, but he was one of the first ones to push the envelope in his choice of topics and language, with choice Yiddishims that cannot be printed in a family newspaper. (He often got arrested for obscenities in both Yiddish and English.)
"I was a very positive guy. That comes from being Jewish. Because when you're Jewish, no matter how bad it is, there's always someone around to say 'It could be worse.'"
Barred from using Bruce's actual material (an entrepreneur bought the rights within a week of the comic's 1966 heroin overdose), playwrights Sam Bobrick and Julie Stein gave Bruce his convincing voice through a year of research and interviews with acquaintances. Bobrick's long television and theater career has included writing for "The Andy Griffith Show" and "Get Smart" and the plays "Murder at The Howard Johnson's" and "Remember Me?" Stein, a former stand-up comic herself, has also worked as a researcher for documentaries.
Recently married, Bobrick and Stein's previous work together includes the parody book "Sheldon and Mrs. Levine," which they have also turned into the play "Dear Sheldon." A workshop version of "Lenny's Back," their first one-person show, opened in 1999 at New York's Studio 54.
With some help from Daniel Saks' intimate set design featuring sad-looking sculpted mannequins as fellow dead people, Barry Pearl's natural performance makes even some of Bruce's outdated language -- "It's crazy, man, dig?" -- feel new. Under Bobrick's direction, Pearl overcomes the potential awkwardness of the show's from-the-grave conceit, with an easy charm and energy.
The extensive research and personal interviews that went into the writing shine most effectively in the show's reminiscences about Bruce's mother, burlesque performer Sally Marr. Before her 1997 death, Bobrick and Stein found Marr eager to share memories of her little boy who would grow up to shock the world. Together, Bobrick, Stein and Pearl humanize an icon without flinching from the often-pathetic truth about their subject.
At the American Renegade Theatre, the American renegade comic gets to speak from the grave to prove he wasn't so obscene, just ahead of his time. "What I wouldn't give to be alive today. You can talk about [sex] on the 6 o'clock news, and no one gets arrested."
If you think you've seen all this before in the "Lenny" biopic with Dustin Hoffman, "Lenny's Back" has a few words of complaint about that, too.
"Why couldn't they give it a happy ending? Why'd I have to die at the end?"
You didn't have to Lenny, but you did. Now we all have Bobrick, Stein and Pearl to thank for bringing you back.
"Lenny's Back" produced by Theatre of Will at the American Renegade Theatre, 11136 Magnolia Blvd., North Hollywood. Thu.-Sat., 8 p.m. through Nov. 10. $15. For tickets, call (818) 763-1834.
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Prove that the induced metric on SO(n) is bi-invariant. The inner product is given by the Frobenius inner product on matrices.
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Hint 1:$\quad$ Note that for invertible matrices $A$ and $B$, which way you multiply two matrices does not affect the trace, i.e. $\mathrm{tr}(AB)=\mathrm{tr}(BA)$ (do you see why?), hence the trace is similarity-invariant: $$\mathrm{tr}(A^{-1}BA)=\mathrm{tr}((BA)A^{-1})=\mathrm{tr}(B(AA^{-1}))=\mathrm{tr}(B).$$
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Broadway Across America announced its Houston lineup for the 2013-2014 season on Tuesday, January 29, 2013 in an email to subscribers and other supporters. Coming to the Hobby Center for the Performing Arts in Houston's Theater District, this outstanding season features five shows and one extra special performance.
The season will open September 3, 2013 with the nationally-acclaimed Tony Award-winning musical from the creators of South Park, The Book of Mormon. Follow Kevin and Arnold as they go on their mission trip to Uganda and learn what it is to be a Mormon. Following is Peter and the Star Catcher, a Tony-nominated show based on the story of Peter Pan, playing in October 2013. The November 2013 show is Chicago: The Musical, an ever-popular cabaret-style evening of tunes. 2014 opens with Ghost: The Musical, based off of the movie of the same name, in February, and March brings the season special add-on show of American Idiot, a jukebox musical based off of the music of the rock band Green Day. The award-winning War Horse finishes up the season in May, bringing stunning puppetry which won a special Tony award.
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In a recent poll, respondents overwhelmingly ranked health and environmental sustainability as two of the most important considerations when making purchasing decisions. Given these results, one might wonder why there are not significantly more hybrid or alternative fuel vehicles on the road and further how obesity can be the fastest growing health concern in the western world? Mining the data yields the very predictable insight that people opt for the most healthy and most efficient products when and only when they are as convenient to use, deliver the same or better utility and are available at the same or lower price. In other words, the average consumer will make more sustainable choices for their health and the environment as long as they don't have to sacrifice anything. Altruism be damned; as much as we may wish for the majority of people to do the right thing, the essential fact is that unless we can level the playing field by making healthy and sustainable choices at least as good and as desirable as the hedonistic ones, we will be fighting an uphill battle.
In this reality we have a continuum; a series of choices ranging from forced compliance (legislation and punitive action) to desired choice in which to work. Laws and penalties can be very effective motivators, but they blunt tools and often create resentment and hostility. It is a basic tenet of the human condition, nobody likes to be told what to do! That being said, the fact is that it is much easier to effect people's behavior when you are helping them get where they already want to go. This is where business shines. Businesses are simply the most effective organization at creating and refining consumer wants and needs and then converting them into profitable, desirable solutions.
Recognizing this special role engenders business leaders with a responsibility. In the past it was well accepted that a CEO's prime job was to serve customers and maximize shareholder value. Next, the term stakeholder entered the lexicon requiring that managers also consider the needs of employees, communities and the environment in their search for growth and profits. More recently, consumer expectations have developed such that companies have become the primary protagonist in the story of sustainable commerce. Whether it be healthy choices at the supermarket or the most efficient way of heating your home, consumers expect leadership from the those who are uniquely positioned to deliver (no other player holds as much sway over design, sub-suppliers, technology research and market development than businesses).
The winners in the future will be those companies who take the high road; they understand that they are not simply serving customer desires; they realize they have a pivotal role in helping to both create and shape those wants and needs. They know that the key to sustainable growth and profitability lies in helping customers make choices that are in their best interests. Serving these needs by creating products and services that align is the most sustainable way to operate.


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Common Reading author Wes Moore visits SMU Aug. 29, 2013
New York Times best-selling author Wes Moore will visit SMU Thursday, Aug. 29, 2013, to discuss his book, The Other Wes Moore: One Name, Two Fates. The free lecture is part of the University's 2013 Common Reading Program and will take … Continue reading
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I'm calling my workspace from the command line (either via Python or .NET to a system/os call). I'm parsing DWGs and pushing attributes to SQL Server in the workspace. Either the data validates in the workspace or it doesn't. I need to return a value of 'pass/fail' to my calling application from my workspace based on whether or not the data validated within the workspace. Is this possible?
Check the exit code from the program; eg echo %errorlevel%
If it is 0 then the workspace ran successfully.
In the workspace, when you locate bad data then terminate the translation with a Terminator transformer. That should change the exit code to be non-zero.
Hence a non-zero errorlevel denotes bad data.
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Other methods to get that information out would be to write it to a file with the Textline writer, or an AttributeFileWriter transformer. Then you could write your own exit code according to the type of problem.
Yet another method might be to utilize a Python shutdown script in some way.
I think it really depends on what you plan to do with the pass/fail information, and how.
If you want more than a simple workspace pass/fail you could also parse the resulting FME log file. You can control the logfile location with the LOG_FILENAME command line option as described at http://fmepedia.safe.com/articles/FAQ/Batch-Processing-Method-2-Command-File#heading_toc_j_3 (LOG_FILENAME is not just for batch processing).
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I receive an error message stating that the application or object is not defined. I have also triedEnd(xlUp)
And received the same error (my intention here is for the range to include up to the lowest populated cell in the column; it is my understanding that xlDown should suffice here).
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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Last night on "Project Runway" the designers were taken to a movie theater and while seated in groups of three, they were informed that their next task was the always-scary and unpredictable Unconventional Challenge. They were to create their designs only from items found at a movie theater, including of course, the concession stand, in addition, it would be a team challenge and their teams were those among whom they were seating. And Hernan and Carrie were very concerned for their safety because Sandhya, who won last week and thus has immunity for these week; was the third member on their team. Also, all three designs although unique from each designer, nevertheless, had to be cohesive with the other two.
The designers jumped on their task, and from the get go some groups seemed on the verge of disaster, and their creations appeared muddled and pretty much something the judges would dislike. One group that appeared to be the most confused was comprised of Amanda, Korina, and Kristine. All three outfits seemed as though pieces put together on the fly without rhyme or reason. Then there was Angela, she was in a team along with Sean and Fade decided to create some type of flowers on her design; and such seemed too much in too little time, for something that in theory, did not have a wow factor.
Then came the runway show and the judges were excited, however, as always during an unconventional challenge: skeptical. The first group was the Red Team made up of Carrie, Hernan, and Sandhya and they all pretty much look alike, no not cohesive, alike as though created by the same person. The Silver Team was next and those were Amanda, Korina, and Kristine, and they all looked as though created by the same designer as well, who did not have much time left to finish. The Green Team followed made up of Samantha, Emily, and Alexander and yes these were cohesive and seemed as though a lot of thought went into the creation of each design. The Blue Team was next and it consisted of Angela, Sean, and Fade they all were creative, looked beautiful and together were cohesive. And then the Purple Team which included Mitchell, Char, and Kini, and indeed there was cohesion and Mitchell's design was fantastic.
Then as all designers lined up, the members from the Red and Silver teams were asked to step forward and those remaining were told that their scores had moved them into next week. And those who were asked to stay represented the best and worst, the judges praised the Silver's team designs, the neck lines apparently were creative, and they were relentless on the Red Team, all judges stating how the dresses looked so much alike and they told Sandhya that, if were not because of her immunity she would be going home. Amanda wound up being the winning designer from her team and will have immunity for next week, and Carrie from the losing team was sent home, and that was a great disappointment because Carrie appears to have a lot in her arsenal of creativity to show the world, unfortunately as far as "Project Runway" will not be the stage where she ultimately shines. Recaps and episodes can be watched online at www.lifetime.com/projectrunway
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Atlanta its our time to shine. VH1's award-winning "Rock Doc" franchise focuses on the Atlanta music scene with the premiere of "ATL: The Untold Story of Atlanta's Rise in the Rap Game" on Tuesday, September 2 at 10PM ET/PT. The 90-minute documentary investigates the rich, complex and untold story of Atlanta's fascinating rise to the top of the rap industry, which created a major force within American music. The film chronicles the decisions of the city's forefathers in post-civil rights Atlanta as they created an environment for African-American arts and culture to thrive, which set the scene for a local hip-hop scene to emerge.
This documentary is written, directed, edited and executive produced by Brad Bernstein, Rick Cikowski and Brandon Dumlao for Corner of the Cave Media. Executive producers also include Chris "Ludacris" Bridges, Chaka Zulu, Jeff Dixon, Aiyisha T. Obafemi, Jason Jeter and Bernard Parks. Executive producers for VH1 include Warren Cohen, Brad Abramson and Stephen Mintz.
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The film world is full-swing into awards season; nominee announcements kick off tonight with the Golden Globe contenders. In the world of production design, however, January 3 is the key date when the Art Directors Guild of America reveals its list (the ceremony will take place on February 2). In 2012, Hugo was the big winner, taking the Oscars and the ADG award for legendary designer Dante Ferretti (the Italian maestro talks about the challenges of designing for 3D in Filmcraft: Production Design).
This year the field is wide open, but it seems certain that some of the talents profiled in Filmcraft: Production Design will be recognized for their work. It's impossible not to be impressed by what Jack Fisk has achieved (with David Crank) in Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master, for example, and it seems time that his work should be honoured as he has also finished two films with Terrence Malick this year alone. Rick Carter, nominated last year for War Horse, hauntingly re-imagines the American Civil War era for Steve Spielberg in Lincoln. And Sarah Greenwood's brave and dramatic re-think of Anna Karenina's world – setting it literally on a stage – for her longtime collaborator, the director Joe Wright has been drawing raves, particularly in the US.
"The thing is, had we done it in a conventional way, we could have got a B – it would have been good," she recalls of their last-minute decision not to shoot on location in Russia but to build Anna's world entirely on a £1m stage at Shepperton Studios. "It would never have been brilliant, we just didn't have the money or the resources to do it amazingly and to build what we wanted to build."
Three weeks into pre-production, Greenwood and Wright called a halt to their previous plans. "We went into a room for a week and thrashed it out" she says, with a total of 11 weeks to reconceive and re-build Anna Karenina in London. "So to do it like this, we realized it will either be an A* or an F. There won't be anything in between. This is a concept that will either work, or not.
"I guess," she says, "the bottom line is that you could fail, but nobody could accuse you of not trying. I mean I hate laziness and I hate sloppiness and all that, but if you're going to fail it's better to have had a damned good try at it – it's better than being safe and dull." Nobody could ever say that of Greenwood's brilliant work on Anna Karenina, and it may well be honoured this year.


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Shooting Star memories
By: Web Editor
When I was on the top left of page 45, I realised that the BSA 134 EMK was the first real bike I had.
I bought the Shooting Star from BSA agent Clarkes of St Albans and had it ready and waiting to be ridden after passing my test on my 123cc BSA Bantam, AC214.
I owned the Shooting Star for a couple of years with no problems, with only one big 'get off' turning into a left-hand bend, Valley Road in Welwyn Garden City in very wet weather.
The front end of the bike went down and eventually spinning round I trapped my leg under the bike in the middle of the road – no one around at the time... A car pulled up and the door opened, with a very stern looking bloke looking down at me. I couldn't believe it – it was my insurance broker! Superficial damage to the BSA, bashed leg for me and, of course, damaged teenage pride.
I fancied myself as a bit of a 'boy racer' and I had the chance to swap the Shooting Star with a bloke called Chris Lacey of Essendon, Herts, for a road-going 1948 350cc Manx Norton registration number JG0875 – is this still around?
This Manx brought my name to the attention of the local constabulary, especially local noddy bike patrol, PC Roger Shelford. On one of my forays to the Busy Bee in Watford at night, I was returning to Welwyn Garden City around midnight with very illegal and dodgy lighting; a crude spotlight on the handlebars, no battery charging arrangement and a pre-charged battery fitted under the seat. To my horror, the exhaust baffle blew out of the huge original megaphone exhaust on the A405 out of Watford and disappeared over the hedge. There was no chance of finding it so I had to carry on home.
The noise was incredible at such a late hour, especially on the overrun. I tried extending my right leg backwards to jam my boot over the exhaust to dampen the noise but this must have looked very weird. Adding to my run of bad luck, one mile from home coming through Stanborough, Welwyn Garden City, riding the other way was PC Shelford on his noddy bike, but he had already noticed something out of the norm. I took a very devious route through the houses of Welwyn Garden City and the backstreets. I was hoping by the time he had turned round and pursued, I would be dust…
When I arrived at my parents' home, still trying to dampen the noise, there stood a huge angry shadow with crossed arms, tall towering police helmet and noddy bike parked on my parents' drive.
What a defeat and humiliation for a testosterone-fuelled man and Manx Norton rider, as it would seem that the diminutive Velocette LE ruled that night!
Jerry Larke, via email.
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