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The Onion has once again skewered an architectural trend, this time honing in on the 'pro's and con's' of tiny houses, aka 'micro-houses'. Pro's include: "paints inability to afford a real home as positive life choice"; "allows you to live the simple life your ancestors did everything in their... View full entry »
If Donald Trump were a building, he'd be Baroque-a-cola: It's bombastic, pretentious, clumsy, tacky and absolutely over the top, just like he is. Most Baroque-a-cola structures are in the form of showy townhouses or McMansions, but downtown Denver has been unlucky enough to have witnessed the erection of several high-rises of the type... — Westword
Denver does have its historic architectural gems, but several recent developments in the city have been dull, if not straight-up hideous (What's with all the random patches of brick?). Writer Michael Paglia dives into Denver's "sea of awful architecture" and lists the city's "Hateful... View full entry »
Comedy troupe Cultivated Wit takes a humorous jab at megaprojects, outlandish crowdsourcing, and how much San Franciscans loathe Burning Man in a cheeky mock campaign that would support the construction of a 300-mile wall around the Bay Area to keep Burners out, forever. And all at a reasonable... View full entry »
It was just a matter of time before this Tumblr emerged... feeding off the buzz of Frank Gehry losing his cool the other day, "Supporting Frank Owen Gehry" View full entry »
On Friday afternoon, a young American in Tübingen had to be rescued by 22 firefighters after getting trapped inside a giant sculpture of a vagina. The Chacán-Pi (Making Love) artwork by the Peruvian artist Fernando de la Jara has been outside Tübingen University's institute for microbiology and virology since 2001 and had previously mainly attracted juvenile sniggers rather than adventurous explorers. — theguardian.com
"I got to say Chicago I think this is on you. Did you not think Donald Trump was going to put his name on the building you let him build? It's what he does. Have you been to New York? Or, as you'd think it would be called from the buildings, 'New Trump City'" — Daily Show
Last night, John Stewart weighed in on the clash between Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Donald Trump. View full entry »
"Where do you get your ideas for buildings?"
"Oh, I could never do what you do — you know, get up in the morning and go to my job and do my job there."
"Sometimes I feel like I have a building in me."
"What's your favorite building to re-look at?"
"Oh, I'd love to design an office complex, but I'm just so busy." — the-toast.net
Lonely male architects star in The Lake House (Keanu Reeves), The Last Kiss (Zach Braff), Three To Tango (Matthew Perry), Sleepless In Seattle (Tom Hanks), My Super Ex-Girlfriend (Luke Wilson), Love Actually (Liam Neeson), Just Like Heaven (Mark Ruffalo), and It's Complicated (Steve Martin)—apparently, architecture is a good cipher for "sensitive, but not girly." Few of those men ever worry about the job market... — avclub.com
Remember that buildings shouldn't burn things, windows should let in light and copying others is fine – but just try not to annoy the skateboarders — theguardian.com
Participants in Reality Cues' cheeky Eco-Porn Competition got to have some fun with the green architecture trend. But since there weren't enough submissions to go through with the full judging process, only Honorable Mentions were given. — bustler.net
Here's a handful of the entries that piqued our interest:Floramorphism: Bloominating Inorganic Objects by BanG studio – Babak Bryan & Henry Grosman If Robert Moses had his way in 1941… by Ida TamTower of Babel by Feliks BochenekThe Green Roof Trope by Eric Karasek View full entry »
Zaha Hadid, the world's best-known female architect, is none too pleased with critics like Jon Stewart, who have mocked her Al Wakrah Stadium—designed with AECOM for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar—and likened her to the "Georgia O'Keeffe of things you can walk inside."
"It's really embarrassing that they come up with nonsense like this," Hadid tells TIME exclusively. "What are they saying? Everything with a hole in it is a vagina? That's ridiculous." — newsfeed.time.com
Previously: Unnecessary Muffness; Jon Stewart discusses Zaha's "f**kable buildings" View full entry »
"Sometimes," wrote Charles Lindbergh in his 1953 flight memoir, The Spirit of St. Louis, "the world from above seems too beautiful, too wonderful, too distant for human eyes to see."
And sometimes, it looks like a bunch of genitals. — slate.com
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Do you know what I love more? My children. And that is why I will never live in my MCM dream home. Because mid-century modern architecture is designed to KILL YOUR CHILDREN. (Also, moderately clumsy or drunk adults). — projectophile.wordpress.com
Red arrows show the direction of travel of children's bodies It is pretty certain that none of these children reached adulthood intact. View full entry »
The architects, Grimshaw, have taken something delicate and beautiful and surrounded it with a building that looks like a 1980s bus station. Clumsy and ineptly detailed, their new glass greenhouse around the Cutty Sark totally ruins her thrilling lines, obscures much of her exquisite gilding and cynically forces anyone who actually wants to see her to pay their £12 and go inside. — blogs.telegraph.co.uk
Architecture (insofar as architecture is an art) should contain within it the potential for the revelation of that which is unknown. Changes in our physical environment, particularly in the structure of our cities following the Second World War, have resulted in a loss of a sense of place, as well as a subsequent "empty space" within our perceived experience of our world. This can only be remedied by a renewed sense of human settlements as urban foci... — theonion.com
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A pedestrian was hit and killed by a car on U.S. 71 at 55th Street Wednesday afternoon, Kansas City police said.
The accident was reported about 2:30 p.m.
Police said the man, whose name has not been released, was walking westbound on 55th Street across U.S. 71 when he was hit by a Chevrolet Nova.
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DEXTER - Alvis Haynes, 85, died Oct. 18, 2002, at Missouri Southern Healthcare.
Born July 14, 1917, at Double Springs, Ala., son of the late William and Alma Tidwell Haynes, he was a retired farmer and of the Baptist belief.
On Feb. 1, 1939, at Lynn, Ala., he married Esther Lou Winters who survives of the home.
Other survivors include: five sons, James Haynes of Essex, Wayne Haynes and Randy Haynes of Dexter, David Haynes of Bernie and Kenneth Haynes of Sikeston; 11 daughters, Shirley Austin of Tempe, Ariz., Dicie Griggs of Mineral Point, Mary Waltman, Gwendolyn Mills, Kathy Smith, Terrie Lemons and Christine Haynes of Dexter, Jane Auglur of Florissant, Margaret Caldwell of Malden and Theresa Bostic and Patricia Kay Spradling of Bloomfield; four brothers, Albert Haynes of Eldridge, Ala., G.C. Haynes of Kokomo, Ind., and Norman Haynes and Russell Haynes of St. Louis; five sisters, Jackie Sue Harmon of St. Louis, Wanda Kelly of Sikeston and Maureen Haynes, Lois Haynes and Ruth Haynes of Houston, Texas; and 27 grandchildren, 30 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild.
He was preceded in death by two sons, Paul Haynes and Charles Haynes; three brothers, Howard Haynes, Earnest Haynes and Billy Haynes; and three grandchildren.
Services will be conducted at 2 p.m. today at Rainey-Mathis Funeral Home in Dexter with the Rev. Bill Pennington officiating.
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Divorce attorney Holly (Kristen Johnston) sets up newly single Stuart with also divorced roommates: Phil (Donald Faison)and Haskell (Wayne Knight). After a rocky start with Stuart the unlikely team helps him come to terms with his new unmarried life.
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"Phil (Donald Faison) uses Holly's assistant to help him land a star jockey as a client, but he's got his eyes on a bigger prize. Haskell (Wayne Knight) talks Stuart into selling sentimental mementos from his marriage but Stuart has trouble letting go."
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Holly (Kristen Johnston), determined to find Stuart (David Alan Basche) a date, introduces him to a woman who turns out to be a true professional. Haskell (Wayne Knight) invents a fabulous online lifestyle for himself in order to one-up his ex-wife.
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Stuart's (David Alan Basche) work life is turned upside down when Phil (Donald Faison) sleeps with his dental assistant. Holly (Kristen Johnston) lends Eden (Kelly Stables) some outfits and soon discovers her clothes have a better social life than her.
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Phil (Donald Faison), Stuart (David Alan Basche), and Haskell (Wayne Knight) are forced to trade apartments with Holly (Kristen Johnston) when her mother (Judith Light) comes for a visit because Holly never told her mother her engagement ended months ago. Guest Star: Judith Light
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Phil (Donald Faison) meets a foreign lingerie model who doesn't speak English and Stuart (David Alan Basche) has to act as interpreter. Eden helps Holly overcome a bad first impression with a handsome neighbor. Haskell buys a coffin as an investment.
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The team comprising Sir Daniel Bethlehem QC, Sir Jeffrey Jowell QC, Professor Adnan Amkhan, Professor Sarah Cleveland and David Perry QC (External Legal Experts) provided their advice on implementing this recommendation through the establishment of a special unit within public prosecution that is dedicated to the task of determining accountability (Special Investigations Unit). The features of this Unit would be as follows:
The recommendations have been accepted and on 28 February 2012 the Attorney General issued his decision (drafted with the External Legal Experts) for the Special Investigations Unit.
In parallel, the public prosecutor continues to investigate any unlawful acts resulting in deaths, torture and mistreatment with a view to commencing legal and disciplinary actions. There is an important update in this regard, since the publication of the BICI Report. At the time of writing, the public prosecutor is pursuing 107 cases of deaths, torture and mistreatment of civilians, so far involving 48 officers (as the investigations progress more officers may become implicated). This is an increase on the number of prosecutions at the time of the BICI Report (20).


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Global Natural Gas Demand to Double by 2050: Shell
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc, the international energy giant, has estimated global natural gas demand will double by 2050 compared with the 2010 level, and that China's consumption will soar especially, bringing the company major opportunities.
Speaking in London, Andy Brown, Shell's upstream international director, said he expected global energy demand to increase by 60 percent by 2050, but said that carbon emissions must be halved to avoid serious climate change.
Shell estimates that in China, gas demand has increased five-fold since 2000.
Without speculating how much the company expected demand to rise, Brown said Shell hopes to play a significant role in meeting the country's energy needs in the years to come.
China's natural gas output this year is estimated at 107.7 billion cubic meters, a 5 percent rise compared with last year, and its consumption is expected to reach about 147.68 billion cubic meters with an annual growth of about 13 percent compared to last year, according to the energy information consultancy ICIS C1 Energy.
Meanwhile, the country's natural gas imports have kept growing fast.
China imported about 40 billion cubic meters of natural gas this year with an annual growth rate of 35.7 percent, C1 Energy said.
Shell has been investing, and will continue to invest about $1 billion annually in its upstream business in China to tap into the country's surging natural gas demand, said Brown.
Shell Chief Executive Officer Peter Voser told China Daily last month that there is "huge potential to come" in terms of the natural gas market in China.
He said the company will also focus on opportunities in the LNG, or liquefied natural gas, market in the country.
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U.S. Economy: Retail Sales Fell Less Than Forecast in May
Sales at U.S. retailers fell less than projected in May, showing consumers were weathering elevated gasoline costs.
The 0.2 percent decrease reported by the Commerce Department in Washington today compared with the median forecast for a 0.5 percent drop in a Bloomberg News survey of economists. Excluding the biggest slide in auto sales in more than a year, purchases climbed 0.3 percent. Another report showed wholesale costs rose last month.
Stocks rallied on bets household demand, which accounts for about 70 percent of the U.S. economy, will improve as energy prices recede and the auto industry rebounds from the disaster in Japan. Chains including Limited Brands Inc. missed analysts' estimates for May as fuel costs climbed to the highest level in almost three years and unemployment topped 9 percent.
"We are seeing sustained economic growth at a moderate pace," John Silvia, chief economist at Wells Fargo Securities LLC in Charlotte, North Carolina, said in a television interview on Bloomberg's "In the Loop" with Betty Liu. "What we see is a consumer that continues to spend but is trying to economize."
The Standard & Poor's 500 Index rose 1.3 percent to 1,287.87 at the 4 p.m. close in New York, boosted in part by a report that industrial production in China rose more than estimated in May. Treasury securities fell, pushing the yield on the benchmark 10-year note up to 3.10 percent from 2.99 percent late yesterday.
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The increase in wholesale costs last month was led by higher prices for fuel and plastic products, according to the Labor Department. The 0.2 percent increase in the producer-price index followed a 0.8 percent advance in April.
Higher input prices mean companies like Under Armour Inc. are passing on increased costs to consumers. At the same time, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke has reiterated that he expects commodity costs to ease in coming months.
Economists' estimates for retail sales in May ranged from little change to a decline of 1.4 percent. Retail sales in April rose 0.3 percent, less than the 0.5 percent gain previously reported.
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That is consistent with industry data. Cars and light trucks sold at an 11.8 million annual rate in May, the slowest in eight months and down from a 13.1 million pace for April, according to researcher Autodata Corp. General Motors Co. and Ford Motor Co. reported a decline in U.S. deliveries from the same month last year.
Some of the drop in demand last month reflected a shortage of Japanese-made vehicles after the earthquake and tsunami disrupted supplies. With inventories running low, companies offered smaller discounts, which also deterred buyers.
"Our biggest concern of course is that the economy has slowed a little bit from where we thought it would be," Ford Chief Executive Officer Alan Mulally said in a June 7 Bloomberg Television interview. "Having said that, most of the economists believe that it's going to start picking up in the second half with everything that's been put in place, both monetarily and fiscally."
Excluding autos, gasoline and building materials, which are the figures used to calculate gross domestic product, sales climbed 0.2 percent, the smallest gain this year, after a 0.3 percent increase the prior month. Filling station sales climbed 0.3 percent.
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Another report today showed that business inventories rose in April as sales cooled. The 0.8 percent advance in stockpiles followed a 1.3 percent increase in the prior month and compared with a 0.9 percent rise that was the median forecast of economists surveyed by Bloomberg News, Commerce Department figures showed today in Washington.
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The score for Roger is 6:2, 6:3, 4:3 in the semi-finals against France's Sebastien Grosjean in Wimbledon. Unfortunately the match had to be interrupted due to rain and will be continued on Saturday. Only the rain was able to stop Roger in his quarter final in Wimbledon, and just for a short period of time. Lleyton Hewitt only managed to challenge Roger in the second set which had to be interrupted twice. The 2003 champion showed a strong performance against the winner of 2002, beating him 6:1, 6:7, 6:0 and 6:4. The result is just the more impressive knowing that Hewitt did not play badly at all. He only booked two unforced errors in the set he lost 1:6.
Roger's encounter with Lleyton Hewitt startet late today and had to be paused during the 2nd set. Rain set in after Kroatia's Mario Ancic had eliminated Britain's hope Tim Henman. The score before the break was Federer - Hewitt: 6:1, 6:6.
Roger is absolutely on course for defending his title in Wimbledon. He defeatet Ivo Karlovic in round four (Croatia, ATP 62) 6:3, 7:6 (7:3), 7:6 (7:5) in 110 minutes. Roger's next opponent for the quarter finals will now be Lleyton Hewitt. The game was certainly not one of Roger's most spectacular ones. But this was mostly due to Karlovic who – apart from his enormous serve – was rather limited but did not allow any rhythm in Roger's game. But Roger did not let himself get frustrated by the service-thunderstorms of his 208 cm tall opponent and won the important points.
Roger is in the fourth round in Wimbledon! His 6:3, 6:4 and 6:3 victory was clear and meant yet another round for Roger without losing a set. His next opponent is either Feliciano Lopez or Ivo Karlovic who had beat the former Wimbledon champion in the first round last year. Thomas Johansson certainly fought harder than Alex Bogdanovic and Alejandro Falla in the two earlier rounds but he was also not capable of really getting Roger into trouble. Our champion of last year showed a very confident performance for his 20th victory in a row on grass.
And yet again rain has stopped all the action in Wimbledon. Play will continue tomorrow on the Middle Sunday.
Roger has made it to the third round of the Grand-Slam tournament in Wimbledon. Beating Columbia's qualifier Alejandro Falla 6:1, 6:2, 6:0 took Roger a mere 54 minutes. The opponent for the coming round will be Sweden's Thomas Johansson, ATP ranking 123.
After a very rainy day in Wimbledon play is taking place on all scheduled courts again today. Roger will meet Columbia's Alejandro Falla on Court 1 in the evening.


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SAN LEANDRO It didn't take long for Pete Rogers to figure out his purpose in life once he started working at his family's gourmet coffee business, Rogers Family Co.
He was on a trip to Guatemala in 1986 with a wealthy coffee exporter as the company's coffee buyer and still a UC Berkeley student to check out some farms, when he noticed the dire living conditions of the workers there.
Sitting in the man's Land Rover, plush leather seats and all, Rogers asked the question that would forever change the way he and his family's company would do business: "Do you do anything to help these guys out?"
"No," the man replied. "They have their business and I have mine."
"So I went to a bar, got a napkin and immediately wrote down everything I wanted to see changed," Rogers said.
Ever since, San Leandro-based Rogers Family Co. at 1933 Davis St., Suite 308 has been buying directly from Central and South American coffee growers and boosting the living conditions in Guatemala, Panama, Nicaragua and other countries through its independent charitable foundation, Community Aid.
A year ago, the company through Pete Rogers' direction decided to take its business and largesse to another poverty-stricken region of the world, Africa, starting with one of the continent's most resilient countries: Rwanda.
Already it has proven a success.
"With Rwanda, we're going to start going to New Guinea and Tanzania," he said, "and this will inevitably help more countries in Africa."
Rwanda is most remembered for the genocide that took place in 1994, which gained worldwide attention after it left more than 1 million people dead.
Over the past several years, the Rwandan government has been able to turn things completely around by bringing together the two main groups involved in the conflict, the Tutsis and the Hutus.
What Rwanda is not well-known for, however, is its coffee.
The central African country's coffee crop is produced by thousands of very small farms, but for a long time it was sold only as a low-grade commercial export because farmers produced so many variations.
It wasn't until the international community began to focus its attention on Rwanda after the genocide that its coffee industry began to flourish.
With the help of a U.S. Agency for International Development initiative to streamline the coffee farmers' fermentation process, Rwandan farms have been able to produce extremely high-quality organic coffee and attract global attention. Starbucks was the first company to establish an operation in the country.
In just one year since Rogers launched his company's operation in Rwanda, he already has gained a lot of respect from within the global coffee industry.
Although Starbucks has established several programs that benefit the farmers who supply its coffee, Rogers has been able to maintain that direct link with the growers his family's company is known for.
"Just the people Pete Rogers is working with, he's impacting at least 15,000 households," Philip Schluter, managing director of Schluter SA, said in a telephone interview. Schluter is a family-owned company based in Geneva, Switzerland, that has been in the coffee business in Africa since 1858.
Still, Rogers said, the business the company has been able to produce out of Rwanda doesn't compare to the connections the company now has with the farmers there.
"It's about learning how to give," he said. "It's something I've learned how to do."
The project in Rwanda is just part of his family's longstanding mission to find coffee that is both socially responsible and environmentally friendly to its growers and the farms they harvest.
Even before Rogers first visited Guatemala and saw the appalling living conditions of workers, his parents, Jon B. Rogers and Barbara Rogers who founded the company in 1979 instilled in him and his siblings the importance of giving back to others.
But Pete Rogers said he knows there's a greater purpose in the work he does as well.
One day, when he's finished with the coffee business, his hope is that his four children and all his siblings' children will keep the family's mission alive so they can build relationships with the next generation of coffee farmers and continue the tradition of giving.


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AUSTIN (March 12, 2013)—The Texas Senate Business and Commerce Committee Tuesday sent a compromise proposal to overhaul the way beer is sold in Texas to the full Senate.
Small brewers led by Freetail of San Antonio and St. Arnold's of Houston have been campaigning to expand their markets, arguing that current laws unfairly favor out-of-state breweries.
The fight split the state's distributors, who have long held sway with lawmakers.
State Sen. John Carona, R-Dallas, raised the stakes by introducing a separate bill that would overhaul the whole industry's pricing structure, but the committee approved a more modest version.
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In a tough economy, with music lovers thinking twice before going to see their favorite acts, the 34-date BonTaj Roulet Tour by Bonnie Raitt and Taj Mahal is blazing new green ground in raising money for charities. So far it's collected over $100,000 for environmental and other causes. It could add that much again before the final show on September 25 at Rancho Mirage, California.
The tour features a unique pairing that cuts across rock and blues barriers...and a whole lot more. With strong reviews and healthy ticket sales on an otherwise rough summer for the music business, the tour is also laying the groundwork for a new mix in the magic art of using commercial concerts to raise funds for green and other causes.
According to Kathy Kane, Bonnie Raitt's manager, "the artists are giving, the concert goers are giving AND the ticketing agencies are giving, along with some key venues and promoters." Among the collaborators are Ticketmaster, Live Nation Ticketing, and Musictoday. "Not every venue and promoter is contributing," says Kane, "but many are trying, and every venue and promoter has worked with us to make this happen."
A 25-cent contribution added to the price of each ticket is matched with a 25-cent contribution from the artists. The funds are distributed to causes in proportion to votes tallied through the BonTaj Roulet tour website. Visitors to the website can choose between "safe & sustainable energy," "environmental protection," "social justice & human rights" and "blues/music education." "The funds will be given to nonprofit organizations across the country," says Kane. "If safe and sustainable energy received 23% of the votes then groups working on safe and sustainable energy will receive 23% of the funds being granted."
The mix of contributions from promoters/venues and ticketing agencies with matching funds from artists and concertgoers, distributed by popular vote, is a new recipe for concert tour fundraising, says Kane. Many of the dates also feature VIP Charity Action Fund gatherings where donors get special seats and meet with the artists after the show. "Perhaps what makes this unique is the collaborative effort coming from different entities involved in putting on a concert. This way, everyone is contributing to raise funds out of their resources, not just the artist or the fans,"says Kane.
Of the 34 dates on the tour, 31 venues participated in the fundraising effort, she adds, with two choosing to support other causes of their own.
Tour-based fundraising has been a staple of the concert business for decades. Raitt helped organize one of the biggest with Musicians United for Safe Energy (MUSE), which filled Madison Square Garden for five "No Nukes" concerts in 1979. Along with others, she has had a special seating/meet and greet component to her shows for many years. The Guacamole Fund, the facilitator of the VIP Action Fund Charity Packages, has helped stage upwards of a thousand fundraising concerts for green energy organizations over the past 35 years.
Artists such as Dave Mathews are also finding new ways to contribute green to green. As part of a "So Much to Save" Campaign, Mathews is offering a code to download his band's music in exchange for a variety of actions designed to help save the planet . Mathews is a board member of FarmAid, which has worked for more than a decade to save family farms. His fellow board members include Willie Nelson, John Mellancamp and Neil Young.
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Under a gorgeous Indianapolis sky on August 25, Taj opened with a raucous, hard-driving signature R&B set. After a short break, Bonnie delivered virtuoso versions of favorites ranging from "Love Sneakin' Up on You" to "Angel from Montgomery," "Thing Called Love" and "I Can't Make You Love Me." Taj then joined her for "Satisfied," "Done Changed My Way of Livin'" and the bawdy "Wah she Go Do" (infamous for the line "a woman must have an outside man"). After the sun set over the city's White River Park, the two headliners sat back and improvised, front porch style. Raitt said there were "about 40 songs" they could have done. Judging from the enthusiastic response, one got the feeling the crowd would have stayed for all of them.
The Grand Rapids Press called the show there "as close to a perfect ending for a summer concert series as it gets." As in Indianapolis, the Cape Cod Times reported "standing ovations on nearly every song," with "a fun mix of genres, incorporating everything from country to reggae, jazz, rock and, of course, the blues."
The additional news is that those blues for the multitudes meant a stack of green for the greens.
Harvey Wasserman was a co-organizer of the MUSE Concerts, and, with Bonnie Raitt, Jackson Browne and Graham Nash, of the nukefree.org website.
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This is always the busiest time of year to apply for passports with people planning spring break and summer trips. But this year, the demand is even greater since a new law went into effect back in January.
People need passports now for even more of their trips outside of the U.S. You used to not be required to have a passport to go in and out of some near by countries. But, now you do if you're traveling by plane.
Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean. Three popular vacation spots. But, you may not be able to get away without a passport. In Southern Colorado, folks are flocking to post offices to try and beat the rush before spring break and summer trips. "I'm having to apply for a passport just to go to the caribbean," said Vernetta Johnson. Since the new passport law went into effect more than a month ago. The post office has seen a high demand. "Since then, it's just been endless." Ron Perry with the U.S. Postal Service says travelers can apply for passports at 8 post offices in Colorado Springs. And each location has been taking in as much as $1,000 a day in passport fees. Vernetta Johnson is planning to go on a cruise next month. "I totally forgot about the passport law." "Had I thought about it. I would have been here sooner." And now paying more for her mistake. "It was kind of expensive because I needed to expedite it." "Hopefully I will make it in time before I need to leave which is April 23rd."
As early as next year, the new rules will apply if you're driving or going by sea to another country.
If you need to get a passport, you can avoid long lines at the post office by going to a special passport fair. It will be held tomorrow at the cadet station on the Air Force Academy from 8 am to 3 pm. And later this month, another fair is scheduled for Saturday, March 24th from 8 am to 3 pm at the Cimarron Hills post office.


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Officials at Lauderdale County Emergency Management were on standby Thursday to respond to any issues caused by the heavy rain and thunderstorms that moved through.
Downed trees and hail damage were reported in counties around the viewing area as storms popped up with rain lingering through the evening.
A line of severe thunderstorms hit the Jackson area Thursday, knocking out electricity to 11,465 Entergy Mississippi customers in Hinds, Madison and Rankin counties.
The National Weather Service says the rain came after another
system Wednesday dropped 1.8 inches near the Jackson airport.
Meteorologist Latrice Maxey told The Clarion-Ledger the most of Thursday's rain had shifted east. In addition to downed utility lines, Maxey says wind gusts of up to 60 mph are likely responsible for downing several trees in Terry, Madison and Leflore counties. State officials also received reports of straight-line winds in Bolivar County that moved through the Delta, damaging some homes and a business.
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PAWTUCKET, R.I. -- Tips and complaints from the neighborhood led police to arrest a couple suspected of dealing heroin.
Manuel A. Divison, 34, who was already out on bail on another drug charge, and and Jennifer Erazo Vicente, 27, were both charged after raids on their apartments on Friday.
The Pawtucket police special squad raided Apt. 24 at 10 George St. and Apt. 3 at 18 Dudley St., finding heroin, cash, and packaging material at both places, according to Maj. Arthur Martins.
The detectives seized a total of 33.4 grams of heroin and $14,799 in cash, Martins said.
The two were arraigned Monday at District Court on charges of possession with intent to deliver heroin, maintaining a common nuisance, and distributing drugs near a school. They were ordered held without bail.
Divison was also ordered held as a bail violator.
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Arsenal and believes feeling 'at home' is what is behind his improvement at the Gunners.
The French defender joined Arsenal from Auxerre in 2007 and has since been a regular fixture in Arsene Wenger's team.
And the 29-year-old believes he has improved as a player since moving to the Premier League and feels relaxed, despite his family still living in France and several of the club's best players leaving in the five years he has been at the Emirates.
He told Sky Sports: "It has been magic. Arsenal is like my family.
"My personal family is in France but I feel at home here. I feel happy to come training. I feel relaxed.
"There are not many big clubs where you feel that confident. I think I have progressed a lot. That was my target. To come to such a club and improve."
Sagna also revealed he was initially nervous about moving to England due to his lack of English skills and having to leave his family behind, but is now happy with London life, his team mates and his manager.
"I was a bit nervous, because my English was basic," he added.
"I was leaving my family and friends and it was a new life. I used to be stressed before games but now I am totally relaxed, because of my team mates and the manager."
Sagna has made 209 appearances in all competitions for Arsenal, scoring four goals.


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Da Capo I & II PSP
November 2, 2010 | Author: Adun | In: Anime Blogs, Da Capo II, Games
Working in a full time job means dealing with the daily grind of the ever so dreadful 9-5 working hours. Add travel time on top and you are pretty much not left with much time to do anything. So for me, gaming isn't something I do very often, and this actually quite saddens me. One of the things I used to play often was visual novels. But given my lack of Japanese language skills it takes me quite a while to play through some of the games, then add in the daily grind, and majority of the time I don't end up finishing them. Sadly one of these games ended up being the Da Capo series.
But all of that has now changed! Having read about this on the Circus website many many months ago I was ecstatic upon reading that Da Capo I & II was coming to the PSP. With my train trips to the city for work I'm left with a gap of anywhere between 30-40 minutes of nothingness. I normally fill this gap by reading manga but my manga collection is running rather thin and I don't want to be one of those people who pull out their laptops (I REALLY hate those types of people). But now with Da Capo I & II Plus Situation Portable (PSP) my boredom will be waived for quite some time.
So the game itself was released on the 28th October and I only managed to acquire the package today. The version that I purchased was the Deluxe Pack, however there is a Regular version available. The Deluxe pack comes packaged in a small tight box that just fits everything in. The box is on the left and extras are on the right. These are if you want to decorate the back of your PSP with either Nemu or Yume. I'm somewhat tempted to stick the Nemu one on but I might be replacing my PSP-1000 sometime soon. Not to mention I would need a 2nd one just for keeps sake.
Inside the package we naturally find the 2 game UMDs. Its kind of amazing that they can fit the entire Plus Situation version onto a UMD. Also the Deluxe Pack comes with a small visual book containing already seen CG artworks and character profiles. Another extra is a mini vocal CD containing 3 songs by yozuca*, CooRie and yozurino*. Well I'm quite happy with the contents of this Deluxe pack but as a BIG Da Capo fan, I would have preferred to get the Platinum Box, however this is only available by ordering throught he Circus website, thus Japanese residents only. it comes with a stack of extras but what really has me interested is the Re-animated Disc. This contains re-animated scenes from the anime of the confessions. And yes I would fork out ¥28,000 just for it.
But in the mean time my train trips to work will become a bit more enjoyable as I pull away from reality and step onto Hatsunejima and enter the world of Da Capo once more. And this time I am determined to finish the games completely. Or that is until AKB1/48 Idol to Koi Shitara PSP comes out.


text: Lam-Lam, Slippery Monkey Lam-Lam is the only surviving master of banana boxing. He uses the techniques of the 8 Immortal Monkeys to confuse and crush his opponents. He has entered the Fantasy Strike Tournament to find Lum, and make him pay up his gambling debt of 10,000,000 Bananas. "U wanna banana?" HP: 80 Combo Points: 4 Attack Speed: 0.6 Throw Speed: 0.2 Throw Properties: Starter, Knocks Down, 2 Combo Points, 8 Damage Character Card Stats Attack: 2 Throw: 5 Block: 1 Dodge: 5 Innate: Go Bananas If you dodged, you may draw a card or knock yourself down. (Triggers after combat.) 2*: B/D 3: B/T 4: A/T 5: A/T 6: A/D 7: A/D 8: A/D 9: T/D 10*: T/D J*: Bunch of the Iron Crutch Attack, 8(1) Damage, 2.6 Speed, 2 CP, Ender *On hit, Go Bananas. (Trigger your innate.) Q: Fan Slap Attack, 7(2) Damage, 3.8 Speed, 1 CP, Linker Q2*: Rising Fan Attack, 12(3) Damage, 0.6 Speed, 1 CP, Ender *Can only be played when Knocked down. K: Bare Foot Pummel Throw (+Any+Any), 8(+6+6) Damage, 6.0 Speed, Can't Combo K2*: One Shoe Pummel Throw (+Any+Any), 12(+6+6) Damage, 3.0 Speed, Can't Combo *Can only be played when knocked down. A: Lotus Throw(AA) Throw, 20 Damage, 1.0 Speed, 2 Combo Points, Starter A2*: The Scholar's Trance Dodge *Can be played if knocked down and only if you are knocked down. Abilities: 2* The Elder's Stance After combat cards are revealed, discard this card to Rotate you and your opponent's cards 180 degrees. 10* The Philospher's Song Whenever any Ability is used (except Aces and Jokers) you may discard this card to draw two cards and knock yourself down. A2* The Way of the 8. If you dodge an Attack with A2, do a full combo using the top 4 cards of your discard pile as if they were your hand. Notes: Drunken master! The main idea here is that KD is awesome for you. Lam-lam might is not the most direct approach to this idea. You could make his innate much simpler: "When you are Knocked Down, your face cards to an additional 5 damage." Then have a couple abilities which knock you down. Though this approach would feel more like a Wrestler/MMA fighter than a drunken monkey who flops around. 10 Ability: Not sure what to put for this ability. I think an alternate way to KD yourself is fine. Yet I don't want to make the optimal line play to always draw a card when dodging and only use 10s. The conditional trigger is a pretty good solution. Normal Spread: Could use some fine tuning. I like that his blocks are on his best normal throw and his flip ability. 9T and 10T seems awkward without an 8T. I also don't want to make 9, or 10 an attack. HP, damage, and Ability Power-level: I was hoping for Low HP, Good Damage, Great Abilities. Not sure if this worked out =/.


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This past Saturday, my three youngest kids and I got to participate in Operation Christmas Child. � �We arrived at our church at 10 in the morning, grabbed a shoebox that had been wrapped in colorful Christmas �wrapping �paper, and went from station to station, choosing gifts to put in our shoeboxes. �There were bags of hard candy, school supplies, warm hats, socks, slippers, toothbrushes and toothpastes, combs, brushes, washclothes, bars of soap, stuffed animals and small toys. �We chose our gifts based upon who �our intended recipients were going to be; a boy, or a girl, and their ages; 2-4, 5-9, 10-14. �We carefully put our gift choices into the shoeboxes, added a note about who we were, where we were from, and then �had the shoeboxes sealed. �We also prayed over the shoeboxes and for the items to benefit the child who would receive them. � Then we �took the filled boxes downstairs to our church's sanctuary where tables had been set up to hold the packed �shoeboxes. �
Operation Christmas Child, how did it get started? � It began in 1993, as a �part of the larger international missions outreach, Samaritan's Purse. �You can click on this link to read more about the specifics of the program. �Nationally, Operation Christmas Child runs November 18th-25th. � In Rolla, as I heard the program discussed �on KTTR radio station, Rolla's �First Baptist Church has extra boxes individuals can pick up and fill. �There is a pamphlet to review what one can include in the boxes for gifts, and there is a minor fee to cover the postage of shipping the boxes overseas. �The church that I attend in Rolla, Greentree Christian, also had extra boxes on Saturday so one could call the church office to inquire about picking up an extra box there. �If one does stop by either church to get a box for filling with gifts, please be sure to bring your boxes back to either church by November 18th so that they can be shipped out on time in order to make it to �their next pick up stop. �
Other towns in South Central Missouri that are participating in Operation Christmas Child that were mentioned this am on KTTR �are: Belle, Camdenton, Cuba, Eldon,Licking, Richland, Salem, �Summersville, Rolla, and Waynesville. �
Saturday, spending that time with my kids filling shoeboxes, I also had the opportunity to go through thank you �letters from �children who had �received shoeboxes �from our church kids last year. � I got teary eyed as I read those letters, filled with heartfelt thank yous and God Bless Yous, thanking the givers for the boxes of gifts. �One of the ladies on KTTR shared that she had the opportunity to help deliver boxes last year in an African village and that one of the girls was so happy to find in her shoebox socks. � This girl �had been scolded for not wearing �socks to school, an item she didn't have. � She shared with the group of Americans that had delivered the shoeboxes to her village �that she was so happy to finally have socks that she could now wear them to school and wouldn't be scolded anymore!
To truly embrace the Christmas spirit, of giving gifts because of the great gift of love our Saviour gave to us, to let your children and your family participate in a program that provides true help to needy children in another part of the world, Contact Operation Christmas Child soon!
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On the eve of Barack Obama's historic inauguration, people across the country are paying tribute to the man some say made it possible for him to become our nation's first black president. Here in the Grand Valley and emotional and lively celebration took place at Mesa State College.
Music, speeches, proclamations, and even stepping -- Monday, hundreds packed the Experimental Theater at Mesa State College to pay tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
"I thought there was a beautiful turnout," said Stacey Lyons, who performed during the event. "And the participation was just phenomenal."
Lyons says even 41 years after Dr. King's assassination, the profound impact he had still resonates today.
"I hope we can remember where we've come from and how far we've come," said Lyons.
During the ceremony, Mayor Gregg Palmer read a proclamation in honor of Martin Luther King Day. Speakers quoted Dr. King and read his "I Have a Dream" speech, just as he delivered it on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in 1963.
Almost 46 years later, Barack Obama spoke on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, and Tuesday will move to the Capitol to be sworn in as our nation's 44th President.
Those who came to the celebration say Dr. King's words will be on their minds as they watch the inauguration.
"I never thought this day would come in my lifetime," said Jelani Myers, who attended the ceremony. "It's really happened."
They say they hope his message will continue to be on the minds of all Americans well beyond Obama's presidency.
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SACRAMENTO - Two state Senate committees on Monday scheduled an investigative hearing to examine why Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's administration purchased a new fleet of large sedans and trucks - touting them as green machines - but for two years filled them with regular gas, spewing more pollution into the air than many cars in the old fleet.
A joint hearing, by the Senate Governmental Organization Committee and the Senate Committee on Air Quality, is set for Aug. 15. It was called in response to a Mercury News investigation that showed state officials purchased 1,138 "flex-fuel" vehicles, promising they would help California kick its dependence on petroleum.
The fuel needed to transform the vehicles into clean-driving machines is a high-grade blend of ethanol. The problem: Not a single ethanol station is available to the fleet.
"This seems to be a pattern," said Sen. Dean Florez, D-Bakersfield, chairman of the Governmental Organization Committee. "The governor loves to take the time to pose and talk about the greening of California, but very little gets done in terms of doing the hard work."
Florez said that in addition to the alternative fuel fleet, the hearing will look at the state's failure to meet a Jan. 1, 2007, deadline to install solar energy equipment in state buildings and garages. The law applies to all construction that started on or before Jan. 1, 2003.
The Legislature is considering AB 532, which would extend the deadline by two years.
The Department of General Services is responsible for environmental policies and laws for the state's fleet and its buildings.
Linda Adams, secretary for the California Environmental Protection Agency, defended the department's and Schwarzenegger's record on both programs.
"Those cars will be in the fleet for numerous years to come, and we hope the fuel will be available in the near future. We feel it's appropriate to make those investments now," Adams said. "I do believe the Department of General Services is moving aggressively and I know the governor appreciates Sen. Florez's interest in ensuring that the state's fleet and buildings are green."
Adams said she doesn't know how many buildings are in compliance with the solar law but said General Services had made measurable gains. In 2006, the department installed 3.2 megawatts of solar power in state buildings, which reduced annual greenhouse gases by 2,725 tons. That's the equivalent of removing about 740 passenger cars from the road.
Florez said committee members will expect to learn at the hearing why the failures happened and be provided with specific plans for how they'll be remedied in the near future.
Officials with General Services declined interview requests, releasing a prepared statement, saying they "look forward to having the opportunity to share information" with the committees.
Florez said he is calling witnesses from General Services, but he places much of the responsibility for stumbles with the environmental initiatives on Schwarzenegger's shoulders because the governor has cast himself as a green leader, not just to Californians but to the world. He pointed to the recent dust-up at the California Air Resources Board when the governor fired the board chairman over how to implement provisions of the 2006 global warming law.
"When you stake a claim on an issue," Florez said, "when it's your administration where you have enormous influence on how government runs, not to follow through and make sure our state buildings are green is a failure, quite simple."
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Here's How Markets Perform During Fed Days
Welcome to Fed Day!
The moment investors and economists of all stripes have been waiting for has finally arrived. Will Chairman Ben Bernanke unleash QE3? How big will any potential stimulus program be? Will it be open-ended or not?
All are legitimate questions heading into today's policy announcement at 12:30 p.m. ET. The Fed's economic projections follow at 2:00 and Bernanke's presser is scheduled for 2:15.
With the stock market trading at multiyear highs, investors have been betting heavily that Big Ben will come up with something stock-friendly. Looking back at previous Fed days shows investors are more likely to approve what the Fed has in store, at least for a short-term trade.
Birinyi Associates points out stocks have typically done well on Fed days since the financial crisis. The S&P 500 has averaged a 0.5% gain during Fed days, with positive returns coming 67% of the time dating back to December 2008, the last time the Fed cut rates, according to Birinyi.
In the accompanying chart, Birinyi has also noted how the S&P 500 performed on the three prior days the Fed announced QE1, QE2 and Operation Twist. All three had volatile intraday moves.
The Dow recently rose 30 points, led higher Disney Kraft Foods and Coca-Cola, while Microsoft Boeing and Caterpillar pulled on the downside. The S&P 500 gained 0.2% to 1439, hovering around its highest level of the year.
In order to propel the rally even higher, Dan Greenhaus, chief global strategist at BTIG, said the size of any potential Fed stimulus program is the key detail to watch:
We imagine a finite program of say $500 billion in size will be greeted unfavorably by many investors, regardless of what it may or may not do to equity prices. However, an unlimited program – which is what BTIG currently expects – would be unlike each of the three [previous] programs…It could vary in size and intensity, perhaps $60 billion per month, and could last one month or one hundred years. That is meaningfully different from the other programs and investors should be cognizant of that reality.
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NEW BEDFORD — A fire at a two-family home at 148-150 Holly St. Wednesday night caused an estimated $40,000 in damages, fire officials said.
District Fire Chief Steven Beaulieu said there were no injuries in the fire reported at 6:06 p.m. and under control at 6:57 p.m. The blaze, which is under investigation, started in the front wall near the second-floor porch, he said.
The tenants on the first and second floors were displaced, he said. One is receiving assistance from the American Red Cross of Massachusetts and the other is staying with family and friends.
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About the Department
Upon graduation, students in the Business/Computer Information Technology division are well prepared for life after Hesston College. The division has a number of two-year degree programs that prepare students to enter the workforce as well as four year transfer degree programs which allow students to extend their higher education in a number of different majors.
During their time at Hesston College, students are encouraged to make connections outside the college through contacts with alumni, local businesses, and MEDA (Mennonite Economic Development Associates). Hesston College business students participate in internships and coops as well as attend workshops, conferences, and lectures on campus, in the community, and across the country to gain practical business experience beyond the classroom setting.
Instructors have the opportunity to work with students in many different ways, serving as instructors and mentors to the students during their two years on campus. Instructors get to know the students closely through the small class sizes, their role as advisors, and the ability to work with students in multiple classes throughout their time at Hesston College.
The students find a supportive environment in the Business/CIT division. Students work closely with each other and their instructors in a community that is both supportive and challenging. Instructors work to create an environment where students feel comfortable taking risks.
Mission and Philosophy
Hesston College exists to develop persons toward the model of Jesus Christ as revealed in his life and teachings and toward active participation with the body of Christ, the church in the world. This commitment calls for a style of education that is radically person centered. The focus of the college community is the nurture and development of the student.
In full support of the Hesston College mission statement, the Business and Computer Information Technology Department curriculum is designed to develop business principles and computer technology skills for the transfer student and the career student.
Students will…
- Understand and utilize the language of business and technology.
- Demonstrate effective skills in writing, speaking, mathematics and visual communication in an organized and concise manner using appropriate business formats.
- Utilize appropriate information and technology to effectively complete business-related tasks.
- Understand the role of the free-market system as an economic driver in the local, national, and global economic markets.
- Develop critical thinking, creative thinking and problem-solving skills needed to assist in a variety of business operations.
- Demonstrate an awareness of business ethics, social responsibility, faith and stewardship, and apply them in decision-making processes.
- Increase self-awareness by identifying and analyzing individual strengths, weaknesses, and career options.
- Collaborate effectively with a diverse team to accomplish a variety of business-related tasks.
The Business and Computer Information Technology division provides students with courses that are common to other four-year business and computer students during their freshmen and sophomore semesters.
Scholarships and Awards
- Harper Industries Internship
- Bill Mason Business Scholarship
- Business Department Award


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Chemistry Students Host Science Carnival
Students prepare to do experiments at Thurgood Marshall Elementary School
Cal State University Channel Islands is preparing to host its 2013 Science Carnival Saturday at Thurgood-Marshall Elementary School from 5p.m. to 8 p.m.
State Senator Hannah-Beth Jackson said she will be on hand for the fun.
The Science Carnival is free for children and their families.
Chemistry students will give kids a chance to take part in hands-on learning in a Halloween carnival setting.
The effect of liquid nitrogen on a balloon is one example of a demonstration students will be doing.
Naval Base Ventura County, the Society of Women Engineers and the Chemistry Departments from Moorpark, Ventura and Westmont Colleges are involved, too.
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In its 121-year history, the University of Maine has never hosted a NCAA football playoff game, until Saturday.
The Black Bears will face rival University of New Hampshire Wildcats at 2 p.m. at Morse Field at Alfond Stadium on the Orono campus.
The Black Bears are 10-2 under coach Jack Cosgrove and are ranked No. 5. The team earned a bye in the first round of the playoffs last week. UNH, with an 8-4 record, defeated Lafayette College 45-7 last week to advance to Saturday's game.
The Black Bears are looking to avenge a 24-3 loss to the Wildcats in Durham, N.H., on Nov. 23.
According to the University of Maine Athletic Department, Saturday afternoon's game is the 102nd time the two schools have played each other in football. UNH has won 10 of the last 11 games and owns a 50-43-8 record against UMaine.


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Why is Moammar Gadhafi Like Captain Ahab? Nathaniel Philbrick Explains
In his new book, "Why Read Moby-Dick?" Nathaniel Philbrick argues that Herman Melville's 1851 tome offers timeless lessons for us that bear heeding. Philbrick, who has read "Moby-Dick" a dozen times, says we can learn how demagogues work by watching Captain Ahab's hold over the Pequod crew. We can cope with imminent catastrophe – such as a tsunami, or global warming – by hiding out in our "insular Tahiti" as does Ishmael. We can even linger over one of the novel's gifts: a recipe for true Nantucket chowder (the secret ingredient is pounded biscuit).
Philbrick, who is on book tour, caught up with Speakeasy by phone to discuss how Ahab is like Gadhafi and the Shakespearean influence on "Moby-Dick."
"Moby-Dick" was written amid the backdrop of slavery in the U.S., yet it still resonates. What lessons can the novel teach us today?
The great lesson I get from "Moby-Dick" is that when the times are bad, when there is great foreboding, there are still ways to go about living. It's through Ishmael that I find a kind of overall cosmic approach to a meaningful life in this meaningless world. That said, the one of the other lessons we get from "Moby-Dick" is the creepily transitional state of evil. Ahab is clearly on a deranged quest that's going to lead to the destruction of his ship and the crew save for Ishmael, and yet there are elements about him that are inspirational. You gotta hand it to him, he's trying to figure out what this world is all about. Yet on the other hand, what he's doing is just insane. When you look around the world today and whether it's a Middle Eastern dictator, someone like Gadhafi, where we had this love/hate relationship with him, was he evil? Was he good? It seems to change with the times. I think "Moby-Dick" provides a very disturbing and ultimately useful betrayal of how that all works.
So we can draw comparisons between Ahab and Gadhafi?
I think Ahab is one of those iconic figures that will compared to figures in any time. There were those that looked at Hitler in the context of Ahab. Recently, BP Oil. That's one of the things about a classic novel. It resonates in a way that any time in which we're living, we can see correspondences and meaningful comparisons.
Many readers are put off or intimidated by the sheer length of "Moby-Dick," to say nothing of the nonlinear narrative filled with tangential digressions such as the chapter on cetology. Some would see these chapters as utterly delightful, but others wouldn't.
The one great plus this doorstop of a book has is that it's broken up into a lot of surprisingly short chapters. What that means of course is that whatever plot the book has is constantly getting interfered with as some of these little chapters go off on tangents that seem to have nothing to do with Ahab's pursuit of the white whale. On the other hand, if you can look at this as not just a plot-driven story, but an exploration of the universe, that structure lends itself in this day and age in which we're constantly getting barraged with information from all angles, and our attention spans seem to be dropping all the time. I think the short chapters play to that in a unique way. You can dip into one of the chapters and get a self-contained experience that hopefully will then have enough curiosity to go on to the next chapter. There's a final payoff at the end, the three chapters of what is really great action-sequence writing, when Ahab finally does meet Moby Dick.
In the book you describe how Melville was heavily influenced not only by Hawthorne, but also Shakespeare.
You cannot underestimate the influence of Shakespeare. Melville's engagement with Shakespeare speaks to how it's great to come to classic novels after some life experience. Melville had spent a couple years whaling and begun a career as a novelist, and then plunges into Shakespeare. The eyes that had been bothering him meant that he, like a lot of those of us who are aging, liked the large-print books, and found this glorious, large-print edition of Shakespeare, and mowed through the whole thing. Just inhaling it. His mind was just filled with the cadence, the iambic pentameter of Shakespeare, the language, the characters. Pip, the black cabin boy, is so similar to Lear's Fool. Yet he does something entirely unique and American with it. I think it helped raise the level of his prose to a point that I think is pretty unmatched in American literature.


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For June's book club we'll be reading Smart Things: Ubiquitous Computing User Experience Design by Mike Kuniavsky.
The meeting will be at lunch time, noon, brown-bag style (although, I
have yet to see someone with an actual brown bag at any of these).
As always, feel free to come even if you do not read the book. The
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Thomas D. Hill
Professor of English and Medieval Studies
Graduate Faculty Member
- Degrees
- Cornell University, Ph.D.
- University of Illinois, M.A.
- Harvard University, B.A.
Tom Hill was educated in private schools in Florida, received his B.A. from Harvard University in 1961, his M.A. from the University of Illinois in 1963, and his Ph.d. from Cornell University in 1967. He has taught at the University of Illinois and Cornell University and at NEH Summer Programs at Harvard University. He is a medievalist who works on Old and Middle English, Old French, Old Norse-Icelandic and Medieval Latin literature. Among his current interests are patristic and medieval Biblical exegesis, medieval folklore, and Old English and early Germanic legal texts.
Research and Teaching Interests
- Old and Middle English
- Old French
- Old Norse-Icelandic and Medieval Latin Literature
- Patristic and medieval Biblical exegesis
- Medieval folklore
- Old English and early Germanic law and legal texts
Current Projects
- Papers and monographs on Old English, Middle English, Old Norse-Icelandic, and Old French topics


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Delta carries millions of passengers to and from New York City's airports, employs thousands of workers and boosts the state economy by billions. And that impact has grown dramatically.
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Since 2009, Delta has been the fastest-growing carrier in LAX.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) -
A piece of history is now missing from the Hunt Morgan house in downtown Lexington. It weighed more than 400 pounds and it was approximately 6 to 7 feet tall and 3 to 4 feet wide. Staff never imagined someone could steal it.
"It took four very strong men straining to lift it into place. We actually tried to move it once and couldn't," says Sheila Ferrell, the Executive Director of the Blue Grass Trust for Historic Preservation.
Unfortunately, some thieves managed to pick up the iron prison gate and remove it from the Hunt-Morgan House over the weekend.
"It was from the early 1800s from the Ohio State Penitentiary that housed John Hunt-Morgan when he got captured during the Civil War. And subsequently escaped from that prison," says Ferrell.
Ferrell says the Civil War memorabilia was set to go on exhibit at the historic site soon. She's hopeful an increased reward will bring the piece back to the Hunt-Morgan house.
"The Bluegrass Trust had offered $500 and thanks to a wonderful business person and community activist, Debra Hensley has offered an additional $500. So we now have a $1,000 reward. That's about 1,000 good reasons to help the Bluegrass Trust find this piece," Ferrell says.
Ferrell says this is the third time within a year that the non-profit has been the target of burglars.
"We work very hard to be very active in the Bluegrass region and to be a wonderful support system for advocacy to have something stolen is a heart breaker," adds Ferrell.
While staff say that they have plenty of security inside the Hunt- Morgan house but now they are looking into the possibility of increasing security on the outside of the property as well.


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Uncle Vanya
by Anton Chekhov
Uncle Vanya Theme of Guilt/Blame
We'll admit, this category is a little bit funky in Uncle Vanya. The folks in the play are all consumed by it, but it's not exactly the kind where they feel bad for something they did. No, here the blame is all about pointing fingers and the guilt is always assigned to others.
Whether they're blaming their dead sister's husband for ruining their lives, blaming him for ruining his new wife's life, or blaming him for just throwing off the household schedule, people are quick to judge and slow to reflect on their own responsibilities. And that probably adds a lot to their levels of dissatisfaction.
Questions About Guilt/Blame
- If you were a judge and had to put the blame for everyone's unhappiness in Uncle Vanya on just one character, who would you pick, and why?
- How does gender enter into the guilt/blame game in Uncle Vanya? Do women seem to blamed for things that men aren't, and vice versa?
- Is Vanya being fair in blaming the Professor for his problems?
Chew on This
Vanya saw Serebryakov as his ticket to a new, better life, and blames him for failing to take him to glory.
Yelena is blamed for attracting men with her beauty, even though it seems to be beyond her control.


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Look Like You're Driving An Expensive Car Without Spending A Ton
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You don't have to be rolling in the bucks in order to look like you do. Here are a few steps to make your car look like it costs a lot more than it really does.
Buy Certified Luxury
This is one of the biggest secrets to driving a luxury car without paying full price. Do you think the average person can tell the difference between a 2012 Mercedes and a 2014 model? The answer is a resounding no. Unless a car model changes drastically they usually look pretty similar from year to year except for small tweaks here and there.
A lot of people are against leasing and will say it's a waste of money since it doesn't build equity. That is fine if you care about value and saving money. Please remember that not all people have the same values and objectives. If you want to drive a new vehicle and switch vehicles often than leasing will be a good fit for you. It's great for people who get tired of driving a BMW after 2 years and want to try a new Audi next.
Clean And Polish
Ok, so you can't afford a new lease or certified vehicle? You can make your car look more expensive by keeping it clean, polishing up the rims and getting it buffed and waxed to get rid of scratches and swirls. A "shiny" looking car will look a lot more pricier than one with a dull faded coat. An expensive car can still look pretty cheap if not properly maintained. A few exterior touches such as new rims can also make a big difference.
Not Expensive, Just Expensive Looking
Ok, you don't have to buy a Benz or BMW to look rich. Some cars just "look" expensive. One example is the Ford Fusion which is now available at dealers nationwide such as http://www.sampack.com/
It looks expensive mainly due to the front grille which is very similar to that of the much pricier Aston Martin. If you want a car that "looks" expensive try to avoid the models that are well known to be affordable; find vehicles that have a unique design.


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FEB 22, 2013 - New Statesman
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The road to ruin.At meetings across the country on Holocaust Memorial Day, worthies intoned the "lessons of the Holocaust" and warned that we must "learn from the past". But ask most historians and they will blanche at the thought of anything as static or as simple as "lessons". Over the past five decades, "Holocaust studies" have altered almost beyond recognition and explanations for what occurred have changed significantly.
In the 1950s, most people regarded the Third Reich as a criminal regime that had been run by crazed sadists. Nazi
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