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An international music festival in Central Germany, at authentic venues in the city of George Frideric Handel's birthplace Halle an der Saale.
The Handel Festival has been held in Halle since 1922. It all began with new productions of Handel's operas and these still form the backbone of the festival programme of today. Every year, the Handel Festival and the Halle Opera House produce one of the numerous Handel operas. Of the 42 operas by Handel which have come down to us, 40 of them have been performend at the Handel Festival to date. This is a unique record, inrivalled anywhere in the world. The Handel Festival Orchestra Halle first distinguished itself as a Baroque ensemble performing on period instruments for the very special task of accompanying Handel operas in Halle in 1993.
The Handel Festival stands for tradition both in the performance and reception of Handel's works, as well as for innovation and crossover. It consistently offers its international audience new pieces, rediscoveries and a variety of interpretation styles, most of them in historical Handel venues, such as the cathedral, the Marktkirche, Handel House, or the historical Goethe-Theater in nearby Bad Lauchstädt.
Handel Festival 2014 in Halle (Saale), Germany 5 – 15 June 2014
One particular focus of the Handel Festival in Halle (Germany) will be on the 300th anniversary of the coronation of Georg Ludwig as George I of England. George I, who employed Handel as his kapellmeister before moving to London, had his residence in Hanover where he bore the title of Georg Ludwig of Brunswick-Lueneburg, and was called to succeed to the British throne in 1714. From June 5 until June 15 the programme offers 4 scenic opera productions and 5 oratorios or large choral works among others.
Handel House (Exhibitions) _ The Handel House is the birthplace of George Frideric Handel (23 February 1685 – 14 April 1759). Visitors to the museum can follow Handel's career and gain insights into the society he lived in and into the way he composed from the permanent exhibition, which includes contemporary exhibits, in particular musical instruments and paintings.
Recorded guided tours are available in a wide range of foreign languages, giving information about Handel's life and times along with exemplary interpretations of the music. A printed Guide to the Handel Exhibition in English is also available.
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An exhibition of wall sculptures by Ellsworth Kelly - including a large piece that once graced the old Greyhound terminal at 17th and Market Streets - will be presented at the Barnes Foundation from May 4 through Sept. 2, Barnes officials announced Thursday.
It will be the first show of non-foundation works at the new Barnes on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. The initial special exhibition included foundation works not regularly on public view.
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U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte, R-N.H., will speak at two campaign stops in Pennsylvania for Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney on Tuesday.
Ayotte will address a rally in a Harrisburg suburb and then a rally in a Philadelphia suburb, the Romney campaign announced.
This trip to Pennsylvania is a coming home of sorts for Ayotte. While a Nashua native and resident, Ayotte graduated college and law school in Pennsylvania.
It isn't the first time Ayotte has campaigned on Romney's behalf. Earlier in the year she headlined an event in Ohio for Romney, and she also attended the Maine presidential caucuses in Androscoggin County. Separate from the Romney campaign, Ayotte also spoke at a Vermont Republican Party event last month.
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NORWALK, Calif. - April 27, 2009 - Cerritos College Re-Entry Resource Program hosted its first ever Community Resource Fair Thursday, April 23. Over 20 local social service and community resource agencies and Fortune 500 companies participated. Representatives at each booth provided information and giveaways and answered questions about their services.
Agencies represented at the event include The Children's Clinic, County of Los Angeles Public Health, Department of Fair Employment and Housing, Employment Development Department, Kaiser Permanente Volunteer Services, Norwalk-La Mirada USD Head Start/State Preschool, Rape Treatment Center at Santa Monica UCLA Medical Center among others.
"We received great feedback today," said Eunice Paik, public health nurse for the county of Los Angeles. "We will absolutely come back if the college will host this event again."
"I think we had a great turnout at this event," said Shannon Estrada, re-entry resource specialist at Cerritos College, who coordinated the event. "We received nothing but positive responses from the participated agencies. I'm certain that we can make this an annual event."
Cerritos College serves as a comprehensive community college for southeastern Los Angeles County. Communities within the college's district include Artesia, Bellflower, Cerritos, Downey, Hawaiian Gardens, La Mirada, Norwalk, and portions of Bell Gardens, Lakewood, Long Beach, Santa Fe Springs and South Gate. Cerritos College offers degrees and certificates in more than 200 areas of study in nine divisions. Annually, more than 1,200 students successfully complete their course of studies, and enrollment currently surpasses 26,000 students. Visit Cerritos College online at www.cerritos.edu.


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Chinese stocks traded in New York rose, sending the benchmark index to its biggest gain in a week, after a surge in U.S. payrolls boosted the outlook for exporters in the world's second-largest economy.
The Bloomberg China-US Equity Index of the most-traded Chinese companies in the U.S. jumped 2 percent to 87.40, snapping a four-day retreat yesterday in New York. SouFun Holdings Ltd. added the most in two months after the company said China's new home prices rose in June. Yanzhou Coal Mining Co. rose to a six-week high. Online travel agency Ctrip.com International Ltd. advanced while competitor elong Inc. tumbled the most in a year.
U.S. Labor Department figures yesterday showed payrolls increased 163,000 in July, exceeding the 100,000 median estimate of 89 economists surveyed by Bloomberg. Members of German Chancellor Angela Merkel's coalition parties signaled they won't stand in the way of European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi's plan to buy government bonds.
"What's driving markets today is the encouraging job data in the U.S. and continued hope in Europe that they'll still buy bonds to save Spain and Italy," Jeff Papp, a senior analyst at Oberweis Asset Management Inc., which manages $700 million, said yesterday by phone from Lisle, Illinois. "A better global economy will help risk assets like Chinese equities."
The Bloomberg gauge of Chinese stocks declined 0.8 percent this week. The iShares FTSE China 25 Index Fund, the biggest Chinese exchange-traded fund in the U.S., climbed 2.5 percent yesterday to a six-week high of $34.80. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index of the biggest U.S. shares added 1.9 percent to 1,390.99 after falling in the previous four days. The measure gained 0.4 percent in its fourth weekly increase.
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Beijing-based Soufun, owner of China's largest real estate information website, surged 9 percent to $12.68, the biggest gain since May 29.
China's new home prices last month rose 0.3 percent from June, signaling a "turning point" for the nation's property market, SouFun said in a statement Aug. 1, based on its survey of 100 cities. That was the second monthly gain and the biggest rise since June 2011.
American depositary receipts of Yanzhou Coal, China's fourth-biggest producer of the fuel, jumped 6.3 percent to $16.32, the highest level since June 20. The ADRs traded 2.4 percent above its Hong Kong stock, the widest premium in a week.
Yingli Green Energy Holding Co., the world's sixth-largest silicon-based solar module producer, rallied 8.4 percent to $1.68, the biggest advance since June 15. The gain trimmed its weekly loss to 18 percent, its fourth weekly decline.
Shanghai-based Ctrip.com, China's largest online travel agency, climbed 3.8 percent yesterday to a one-week high of $12.97. The company has slid for eight consecutive weeks, the longest losing streak since its initial public offering in 2003.
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GRAND RAPIDS -- A 3-year-old boy was found safe, alone in a van, just more than an hour after the vehicle was reported missing early this morning.
Police received a call just after 2 a.m. The van's owner told officers her vehicle was missing, with her child inside, from the area of Eastern Avenue near Hall Street SE.
The van was found just more than an hour later with the boy alone inside, more than 2 miles away, in the 1100 block of Chicago Drive SW.
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The incident comes less than two weeks after a 2-year-old boy was found in the early morning hours wandering in a parking lot near Alpine Avenue NW. In that case, the toddler managed to escape the family home in nearby York Creek Apartments as his parents slept. He was discovered by a passing construction workers and returned to his parents that morning.


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Musings of a Terminal Speaker
By Peter Constantine
The death of a language is rarely sudden: it is usually an unremarkable process of decline as a community gradually changes its linguistic allegiance, dropping an ancient mother-tongue for a stronger and more relevant language. Why insist on speaking words that are understood in only a few villages at the expense of fluency in a powerful national tongue?
The Greek side of my family comes from a Corinthian mountain village. Until the winding footpath leading to the village became a dirt road in the 1950s, and a paved road in the late 1960s, the language of the village was Arvanitika—or Arbëríshtë, as we call it. Greece has many native languages that are dying, such as Tsakonika, Nashtata, Pomak, and Vlahika. Growing up in the Greece of the 1970s, I never gave much thought to the health and durability of our glúkha trimeríshtë, our "valiant tongue," nor did anyone else in our speech community. There was no movement to preserve the language, or to document it (it is a purely oral language) or to standardize it. When in the 1990s the European Bureau of Lesser Used Languages sent linguists to survey the state of our language, the villagers felt that it was some sort of plot and chased them off with sticks.
One clear sign that not all is well with your native tongue is when you don't know the word for "electricity" or "light switch"—because the words don't exist in your language—but you do know that purtékë is the rod which you use to beat ripe olives off trees, and that shékuljitë are the hides of goats (lekúratë e dhívë) in which you ripen and store a cheese called djáthë të shakuit, "goat-hide cheese." This special cheese stored in goat skins stays fresh for a whole year without a refrigerator—another word we do not have. So the modern Arvanitika speaker might know all about troughs (korita), shears (ngëshéra), sheep pens (vathratë), and all the parts of the plough (parmendë), but can't say: "My iPhone doesn't seem to get reception on this side of the mountain."
Once a language no longer creates new words in the face of a new lifestyle, the language is bound to fade away as the old traditions become obsolete. Our people no longer weigh milk in "oka" units, or gather the milk in gigantic two-hundred–oka cauldrons (levétë t'madhë). The European Union has disallowed our production of unpasteurized cheeses—in fact there was a recent warning on Greek television for Athenian weekend excursionists to Corinth not to purchase goat milk from local villagers. The new pasteurization directives have outlawed the old wooden milk pails (kardháre nga dru), the flatpans (brakáche), the leather bottles (askópulj), the boiling pots (kusí), andthe Corinthian milk pans, which we call véshlja hekurimtë, "metallic ears," because of their earlike handles.
I am not one to mourn the passing of the old ways. There was poverty and hunger in our villages, and the woods were filled with dangerous spirits—ljugat and káljketë and buchera—and evil water nymphs or nereids (neráidhe) lay in wait by brackish ponds after sunset to molest and drown shepherds. In the late 1930s, my uncles—the first generation to go to primary school—had to walk barefoot down the mountain path to a schoolhouse in a Greek-speaking valley, where they were threatened with canings should they speak their own tongue. But they did well in life: Uncle Yorgos rose to the highest ranks of the Greek air force, shedding all signs of his humble Corinthian provenance.
Unlike other endangered language communities elsewhere in the world, Greece's native languages have no language-planning system or academy charged with standardizing the language and providing it with official new terms. When I visited Australia a few years ago, I heard that the Kaurna Aboriginal language, extinct for nearly a century, was not only being revived but was also being given a new terminology. New words were created out of old: mukarndo (computer), for instance, is an amalgam of muka muka,"brain," and karndo, "lightning." I heard that the Council of Wiradjuri Elders meets regularly to accept or reject neologisms, and that comic books were being translated into native languages to spark the interest of the young.
Many of our villagers, on the other hand, insist that Arvanitika is not a bona fide language but just a way of speaking, as opposed to Greek with its wealth of modern words and ancient lineage. There is a strong feeling in all our age-groups that we would do better to speak only Greek, that it is an impediment to insist on our village tongue with its treasury of irrelevant medieval farming terminology but a dearth of words for all things modern and interesting. Athens is seen as the city of bright lights and opportunity, while the village remains a backwater of oil lamps and poverty.
Linguists have words for people in our predicament. We are terminal speakers, and once we start switching back and forth from our heritage language to the national tongue, adopting simpler grammatical forms, we are partial speakers or semispeakers. Our language, once so rich, is moribund. As one of our dour proverbs says: "Ljá të kóratë edhé vate për karkalétse"—it has left the bountiful harvest and gone looking for locusts.
I can't believe they outlawed unpasteurized cheese! it makes me want to go find a stash and eat it! hmmm all exit doors considered, molestations by a nereids doesn't sound like a bad way to go…
I was thinking, if U2 can keep making music, then we can bring your language back!
Very funny article Peter ;-)
If it is a purely oral language one wonders how you transliterated it for this article. On a more positive note my own belief is that spoken languages can survive but that written languages are doomed to a homogeneity
What I love about this article is that just as you mourn the death of your language you bring it back to life by teaching us words and sayings. Really poignant and powerful piece!
I grew up without learning chinese, my mother's native language, and feel like there will always be a basic misunderstanding between us. Learning the terms a person or people uses to talk about life deeply changes our perspective and ability to empathize. I, being somewhat of a Luddite, who believes the contemporary lifestyle to be unsustainable and inhuman, find the adoption of contemporary terms at the cost of traditional language tragic and soul-sucking.
Not only that, but as the world dies around us and we return to our more agricultural and rural roots, we are faced with the prospect of having to relearn the wisdom and ways that took our ancestors millenia of experience to gather and refine. Hopefully, our new, collective store of information through new media can help us. I'm glad you brought this to light.
Thank you for this wonderful piece, which I found candid and unsentimental, and at the same time genuinely mournful and moving. From the linguistic point-of-view, it's fascinating, of course. The idea of inventing new words for a dying tongue reminds me of the invention of modern Hebrew, the transformation of the ancient language with its finite Biblical lexicon into a newly supple, evolving, living language —though it was chosen as an Israeli national language at the expense, ironically and sadly, of Yiddish's chances for revival! But this is a more well-known story, as opposed to that of Arvanitika, which is what makes your article important and its personal touch especially meaningful.
As a student of gastronomy (Master's course online with the University of Adelaide) I found the abundance of vocabulary associated with food and its production very interesting. Food and language are integral to cultural identity and I am beginning to formulate a hypothesis that food-related vocabulary might often dominate what is left of a language in its terminal stages, in the case of an ethnic minority switching over to the prestige language of the surrounding majority. I'd be interested to read the thoughts of others on this issue.
Very interesting article! I wonder what cultural treasures will be lost once the speakers of lesser used languages die out. Imagine if we lost the works of Socrates or Plato due to the domination of a competing language. It is happening here in California as well with the Native American languages such as Kumiai, which probably has less than a hundred speakers left, and Luiseño and Miwok which are only spoken by a handful of elders . I hope your article is a wake-up call for people to work to preserve those terminal tongues.
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Rob Smith, of Meadville, and Tim Reeves, of Hershey, both graduates of Allegheny College in Meadville, have begun their roles as chairman and vice chairman of the college's board of trustees.
Smith is president and owner of Acutec Precision Machining, a maker of aerospace parts with three facilities in Pennsylvania and South Carolina. A current member and past president of the Crawford Central School Board, he has been a trustee of Allegheny College since 2001.
He serves on the boards of the Precision Manufacturing Institute of Meadville and Women's Services Inc.
Tim Reeves, former press secretary to Gov. Tom Ridge, has served on the college's board of trustees since 2007. He is a principal of Allen & Gerritsen, an independent 200-employee advertising agency in Boston and Philadelphia.
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Histologic examination of the liver in viral hepatitis concerns two main aspects: (1) the morphologic findings during the course of the disease and their prognostic value in severe jaundice; and (2) study of protracted forms ranging from simple persistent viral hepatitis to cirrhosis. Improved epidemiologic knowledge, the discovery of the Australia antigen (HAA) and, more recently, of epidemic-hepatitis-associated antigen (EHAA) by Costantino et al1 has provided a more precise etiological basis for study of the lesions. The results presented here concern the histological study of two homogeneous groups of patients: one of 28 patients with severe jaundice observed by Caroli and ourselves during an epidemic and another of 50 patients, with epidemic or serum hepatitis of variable duration, in a military hospital.
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Intendis, Bayer HealthCare's dermatology business, obtained rights to Kythera Biopharmaceuticals' lead product candidate, ATX-101, outside the U.S. and Canada for $43 million. ATX-101 is currently in clinical development for the reduction of localized fat under the chin. Kythera will be eligible to receive up to $330 million if certain development, manufacturing, and commercialization milestones are met. Additionally, Kythera will receive tiered double-digit royalties based on net sales in Intendis' territories.
"As a business fully dedicated to dermatology, we are well aware of the changing needs that dermatologists are facing in their daily practice," says Marc Lafeuille, president and CEO of Intendis. "As a first-in-class candidate being studied for minimally invasive fat reduction, we see ATX-101 as a strong growth opportunity and an excellent entry point into the aesthetic dermatology business."
Intendis will collaborate with Kythera to execute the currently planned ex-U.S. Phase III trials that are expected to start in Europe later this year. ATX-101 is an injectable drug being studied for the reduction of small volumes of fat including submental fat. It is based on a well-studied endogenous molecule with features including selectivity for adipocytes and rapid clearance. Two randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, Phase II studies with ATX-101 in the reduction of submental fat and two Phase I studies have been successfully completed.
"In evaluating multiple partners, we were particularly impressed with Intendis' vision and commitment to building a new franchise in aesthetic medicine to complement their existing business in dermatology," notes Keith Leonard, Kythera's president and CEO. "Moreover, their footprint either directly or through the Bayer family of companies provides a strong commercial presence worldwide. We are convinced that the long-standing partnership that Intendis has established with dermatologists worldwide is an excellent basis for the successful introduction of ATX-101 outside the United States."
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Another Juniata High School prom has come and gone. It's so hard to believe how time has passed. Even harder to believe is how generous our local business owners are year in and year out to the youth of our community. At this time we'd like to thank the following businesses and private citizens for their contributions to our after-prom party. Well over 125 students attended the all-night function, and it was very successful. Words cannot express how thankful we are for the support we received from the community. It is our hope that the after prom can continue a successful run for years to come.
Sincere thanks to the following: Absolute Bliss Beauty Clinic Inc., Adam Goshorn, Altoona Curve Baseball Club, Tony and Angela Beward, Angelo's Hollow Inn, Asher's Chocolates Lewistown, Back Home Trading, Baker & Clark Attorneys-at-Law, Beacon of Hope Counseling/Gerry Mills, The Bread of Life, Photography by Brooke, Brown Funeral Homes Inc., Benner's Butcher Shoppe, Bounce Fun Plex & Mini-Golf, Burger King, Buttonwood Campground, Century 21 Above & Beyond, C K Hair Designs, Jim & Brenda Clark, Laurie Ann Cox, Cory J. Snook, Clubhouse Grill & Restaurant, Campbell & Pine Orthodontic Specialists, Colledge & Snyder LLC, County Kayaks, CPRS Physical Therapy, Craig Paden Salon, D & D Driving School, Dairy Queen, Deamer Trucking, Distinctive Designs Screen Printing & Embroidery, Dotterer Equipment, Dom's Air Tool Repair, Dressler's Barber Shop, Dunkin' Donuts, John H. Sheaffer Inc., Empire Kosher Poultry, Ernest Hill Kennels, Energex American Inc., Fairytales, Fences and More Inc., Feeser's, First National Bank of Mifflintown, Guss Funeral Home,
Garfield's Restaurant & Pub, Giant Foods, Gilson Transportation LLC, Goshorn's Auto Salvage, Gray's Auto Salvage, Gray's Licensing Center, The Grid Iron Pub, Harrisburg Dairies, Harshbarger's Sub & Malt, Harrisburg Senators Baseball Club, High Tech Hobbies, Hoober Inc., Houtz Chiropractic Center Inc., Jack's Drive-In Twin Service, Janice L. Darrow, JPH Enterprises LLC, John E. Groninger Inc. Construction, Juniata Girls Basketball Boosters, Juniata Sentinel, Juniata Touchdown Club, Juniata Windows Doors & More, Hartley's Potato Chips, Heirloom Cabinetry, Impressions Printing, Foss Jewelers Inc., Fox's Pizza Den, Jeremy Wagner Fishing Lures, Jill Condo 31 Consultant, Juniata Band Boosters, Juniata Lumber & Supply Co.,
Juniata Beverage, Juniata Tire Sales, Juniata Valley Bank, Juniata Wrestling Club Inc., Kentucky Fried Chicken Lewistown, Kari Wagner, Mary Kay Consultant, Kauffman Insurance Agency LLC, Keeks Candles, Kramer's Tree Service, Keith Kauffman Racing, Salon KS Nace, L & R Lumber Inc., Lake Chevrolet Inc., Larry Covert Hair Styling, Laura Arbogast Mary Kay Consultant, Lauver Brothers Inc., Lee Worden UTZ Quality Foods, Leonard's Insurance Agency, Lewistown Paper Co, Kiwanis Club of Juniata County, Fayette Area Lions Den, Long's Excavation, Losch's Store, Lost Creek Golf Course, Jill Condo Jewelry by LU Consultant, Mac's Clothing, M & J Paving & Servicing LLC, Max & Beth Manbeck, Middleswarth Potato Chip Co., Miller Cinemas, Marilyn's Pool Supplies, MacBarney's Restaurant, Nationwide Insurance Mark Partner Agent,
McDonald's, McWilliams Well Drilling, Mexico Market, Mexico Pizza & Video, Metz Culinary, Missy Becker Paparazzi Jewelry Consultant, Ney's Bowling Center, New Garden Chinese Restaurant, Mifflintown Plumbing & Heating, Mifflintown Pharmacy Inc., Central Juniata Park, Miller's Tree Service, Tracy & Diane Nipple, Nittany Minit Mart, Original Italian Pizza Inc., Old 22 Grocery, Old Port Plumbing, Heating & Electrical, Old Thyme Reflections, Olde Towne Flowers, Orchard Hills Storage Inc., Outback Steakhouse, Perry Petroleum Equip LTD, Pam Welsh Mary Kay Consultant, Port Royal Lutheran Church, Port Royal Speedway, Radio Hut, Ramsey's Car Wash II, Red Robin, Red Zone Sports Bar & Grill, Regester Chevrolet, Route 333 Supplies, Rent A Center, Renee Fry Longaberger Consultant, Richard S Mills Inc., Robin Worden Avon Representative, Tanning Cabana, Sal's OIP, Sarah's Sweets, Sausman's Insurance Agency, Serendipity X2 Day Spa, Rosewood Kitchens Inc., Sandy Renninger Styling, Sue's Cut Above, Car Quest Auto, Teresa O'Neal, Treaster's Flowers,
The 717 Club N' Pub, Dragon Fly Antique Coop, Sheetz, Shirley's Little Cafe, Spancake's Studio, Squire Brown, St. Stephens Evangelical Lutheran Church, Steve McLaughlin Auctioneering & Custom Carpentry, Swartz Signs & Designs LLC, Texas Roadhouse, Crime Stop Inc., Truss Tech, Tiffany Reickert Jewelry, Tractor Supply, Trends by Jen, Two Sisters, VFW Crawford-Brubaker Post, Nathaniel Hohol, Videos & More, Walmart, Walnut Cheese Nook, Watson's Optical, Weis Store, Willa's Gym, William Crim DDS, Wilderness Lodge, Zimmerman's Wholesale Beverage, and Zimmerman's Truck Lines Inc.
We would like to extend a special thank you to Red Zone Sports Bar and Grill for partnering with us for a fundraiser. Your cooperation and generosity were outstanding.
In addition to the donors we would like to thank the parents who gave up their time to work on organizing the after prom as well as chaperoning the event. Thanks to: Greg and Heather Colyer, Bob and Tina Shoop, Becca and Mike Zendt, Dave and Pam Pray, Michelle Long, Jim and Kelli Houtz, Tony and Angela Beward, Annette Yorks, Chelsea Boyer, Caroline Eberle, Don Parson, Rusty and Donna Beitz, Tom and Amy Yeager, Joe and Chris Henry, Randy and Michele Hoover, Beth Manbeck, Steve and Christine McLaughlin, Diane Nipple, Traci Fowler, Lynette Yohn and Dottie Heck.
A job well done to Donna Beitz and Beth Manbeck for putting together a beautiful prom walkway. Special thanks to Steve Whistler and Rusty Beitz for constructing the platform. Thank you to Russell Bryner's Greenhouse for the use of all the beautiful flowers and shrubbery. Thank you to Fences & More for the use of the arbor and the bench. Thank you to Olde Towne Flowers for decorating the arbor so beautifully. Thank you to Curt Nealman for the use of your sound system and to Bob Shoop for setting it up and making sure it worked properly. Also a big thank you to Mark Mingle for coming through at the last minute to construct a ramp to assist the handicapped prom attendees.
Special thanks to Dave Pray, Joe Henry and Greg Colyer for providing parking security for the evening. Our gratitude goes out to Bob St. Clair for introducing each couple as they walked into the prom, as well as Chloe Zendt who helped hand out index cards to aid with introductions. Thank you to the Juniata Band Boosters for the use of the french fry trailer and to Roger Smith for bringing it and setting it up for us. A big thank you to the Juniata FFA Students who put their skills to use on following instructions to put the futons together. Thanks to the JCSD Board of Directors for allowing us to hold the event in the high school. It was the perfect location. Last, but not least, thanks to the students who were mannerly, respectful, and well-behaved. We were proud to host such a classy group of students during a wholesome night of fun. Thanks for sharing it with us.
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Fifth disease is a mild and common rash illness caused by the parvovirus B19. It is so named because it was the fifth of the childhood rash illnesses to be identified. It is also called erythema infectiosum. There are no complications of fifth disease for a normal child, but can cause serious problems to an unborn child. If you are pregnant, and suspect that you have or have been exposed to fifth disease, contact your healthcare provider immediately.
Fifth disease is probably spread by very close contact, including direct contact, with infected mucus from the nose or mouth or through the air when a person with fifth disease coughs or sneezes. Children can be contagious one week before the rash appears. Once the rash develops, the child is no longer contagious.
Children five to fifteen years of age are at greatest risk for infection, but if an adult has not been exposed previously they can be infected also. Once a person has had fifth disease they are immune and cannot get it again. Most cases of fifth disease occur in late winter and early spring, but may occur anytime during the year.
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The U.S. Department of Justice has announced four public service announcements (PSAs) to help prevent online crimes against children. Developed under the Department's Project Safe Childhood initiative, the PSAs were produced collaboratively by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, the Hispanic Communications Network, and the Internet child safety organizations INOBTR ("I Know Better") and iKeepSafe.
One series of PSAs alerts parents about the risk of online sexual exploitation and encourages them to supervise their children's use of the Internet. The other targets potential online predators, warning them of the serious criminal penalties awaiting those who victimize children.
Educating Parents
The PSA titled "Know Where They Go" reminds parents that the Internet can be an unsafe place for children and that children should be supervised when online. Elements of this campaign include television, radio, Web, and print dissemination.
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Created by INOBTR, the PSA titled "Exploiting a Minor Is a Major Offense" delivers a clear message to potential online predatorsstop and think about the consequences of this serious crime. Elements of this campaign include television, radio, Web banner, print dissemination, and movie theater PSAs.
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Reaching Hispanic Americans
Hispanic Americans represent the fastest-growing segment of the American people. To reach them more effectively with this important message, Hispanic Communications Network developed a separate set of Spanish-language PSAs that will be disseminated through television, radio, Web, and print media. Again, the first series addresses parents while the second targets potential online predators.
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Just a brief introduction, I thought I would try out one of the more established forums, have done some stuff on youtube and other places but thought I would give this a try.
Potted history: raised JW by mother, in it for 30 years or so, baptised at age 18, regular pioneer at 20, MS a couple years later, MTS at 26 and got assignment to a new cong, elder at around 29, came off pioneering around 31, came off as elder around 32, started to slowly wind down, completely stopped attending about 3 years ago, disassociated Dec 2010. Pause for breath.
The last 5 years or so have been a painfully gradual process of deconstructing myself and then piecing together fragments of my shattered life that are still valid outside the organisation. The question 'Who am I?' has been a continual investigation; every day for the first couple of years I would realise another subject or issue that I didn't have my own opinions about. Building an identity for 30 years, then - upon discovering its many flaws - purposefully, intentionally, smashing it to dust, is a difficult experience; rebuilding yourself is simultaneously far harder, and far more rewarding. I am by no means there yet, which is why I still seek out the experiences of others that have left the organisation, but I have made a lot of progress, and interestingly most has been made since I disassociated. Breaking the final bond allowed me to shed the fear and bitterness, and to start to live for myself.
Spending so long in that mindset of self-denial and constant desire to serve 'kingdom interests' meant that I lost sight of what I actually enjoyed or wanted for myself. It will probably take me many more years to fully realise my identity, with embarrassing and challenging and humbling experiences along the way. I find I have returned to some of the things I enjoyed before my baptism, perhaps the time when I was most free in my mind. Of course time spent in the cult is not a total waste of time, we learn many things about life and about people; we just don't learn how to think, question or reason. Only to absorb and regurgitate.
I think the most surprising thing is how empowering it is to have made the choice to leave and to have followed it through. I managed my own exit in the best way I could think of - fading slowly, almost shunning the brothers before they could do the same to me, then snapping the link quite suddenly once everything had gone quiet. I managed to successfully acquire copies of Bethel's information on me, via the Data Protection Act, at the same time as I DA'd, which proved very therapeutic and closed the circle for me. I'm sure I benefitted from having been in a congregation where the body would not act rashly or cruelly, so I believe they were hoping I would return in my own good time, thus allowing me to complete my exit without issue. I can't describe how good it felt to have actually severed all connection with it.
I have managed to find employment again, after waving goodbye to the squeegee mop bucket and ladders.... not before time! I have started to make friends out in the real world, through work and through music. And I have a burning desire to return to education finally, after umming and ahhing for several years. Most importantly, I have started to view people as my fellow humans, not as part of 'the world'. It is so damaging to go through life viewing everyone outside the 6 million or so Witnesses as cannon fodder for Jesus. Waiting for the day that fire and sulphur start raining down upon the wicked, while we stay safe in our homes or KHs or in white bubbles of holy protection, whatever. Now it is the witnesses in my town that are the odd-ones-out - not that I ever see them. It is bizarre how those 70, 80, 90 people become your entire existence. Then you wake up and realise there are tens of thousands of people to mix with just in your own area, the possibilities multiply exponentially.
Like many I have lost contact with family members over this; I have also gained contact with others, my disfellowshipped sister and my unbelieving father. And I have recently had a lot more contact with my sister who is still in the Witnesses, which has been very positive.
"...But really the little dogs do eat of the crumbs falling from the table of their masters." - got to take what you can get! :D
If you have any questions or want to know anything more based on what I have said, please feel free to ask here. If you want to check my youtube stuff, mainly me ranting (some may contain brief swearing, one has to vent occasionally) but also more explanatory stuff and observations, then please do: http://www.youtube.com/user/gorgobar?feature=mhum#p/u
I wish everyone a successful exit and 'afterlife' =)
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AMES, Iowa - If Bob Stoops wants to brag a little, let him. The way his football team and quarterback Jason White are playing, the Oklahoma coach has a right to crow.
The top-ranked Sooners are scoring at a staggering clip, White has been sensational and the defense is fast, tough and aggressive.
All of that was evident in Oklahoma's 53-7 rout of Iowa State in its Big 12 opener on Saturday night.
"We're probably peaking at the right moment," Stoops said. "We're getting into the Big 12 schedule and looking forward to next week."
Ah yes, Saturday. That would be the annual Red River Shootout with Texas in Dallas. All last week, Stoops brushed aside questions about the Longhorns as he tried to keep the focus on Iowa State. Now, bring 'em on.
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The sisterhood of Wendy Davis' political campaign contributors
Typically, the majority of campaign contributors to political candidates are men. But the national attention around Sen. Wendy Davis' filibuster against abortion restrictions prompted an outpouring of donations from women. About 60 percent of the Fort Worth state senator's campaign contributions in her latest report were from women. The figure is probably higher — the analysis of first names only counted those that were clearly female. Cases where the donor's gender was uncertain — Kelsey, Lee, Shelby — were assumed to be male.
Davis has become a national celebrity following her filibuster against a bill that would ban abortion after 20 weeks and impose new restrictions on doctors and hospitals. Opponents say the measure would shut down most clinics performing abortions in Texas. Thousands of abortion-rights supporters and opponents converged on the Capitol this month. Davis' filibuster, combined with a rowdy Senate gallery demonstration, doomed the measure in the last legislative session. Gov. Rick Perry called the Legislature back for an extra special session and the Republican-backed majority passed the bill. But the protest, and Davis' filibuster, was news across the country. And some Democrats want her to run for governor next year. In her latest finance report, Davis this week reported raising nearly $1 million in a matter of days.
The outpouring of support from women is documented in an analysis of a computerized list of Davis donors. She had about 1,000 donors — 610 with female first names, both big and small. Among them were 24 Marys, 10 Elizabeths, 10 Katherines and two Wendys. And that doesn't count those named Sam (short for Samantha?), Jaimey, Zirel and Haiyao.


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Tommy Hearns returns in boxing match with Stone Cold Steve Austin?
Nah but he's 46 and going to fight again, I guess against this Austin look-alike, cruiserweight match. Seriously, what's the point?
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He thinks he will capture another title, at 46 I fear for his health. Hearns has endured a lot of punishment during his career and it amazes the hell out of that Manny Steward is still in his corner. Hearns shouldnt be fighting, he should relax and enjoy life and help his son succeed in his career.
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If he thinks he stands a chance against Mormeck he needs to check into the looney bin.
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It wasnt noted whether it was for a world title or not but as mediocre as 175-200 is there is no chance in hell. I bet Hearns looks horrible and wins because of his namesake.
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Thomas Hearns to fight John Long in Detroit
July 1, 2005
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DETROIT (AP) -- Thomas Hearns is returning to the ring, but he has no plans to stop after just one fight.
He wants to become a champion again. The 46-year-old Hearns will fight John Long on July 30 in his first bout in five years, while his oldest son, Ronald, is on the undercard in a middleweight bout.
Though Hearns retired in 2000 after the second round of a cruiserweight fight, a comeback has been on his mind.
``I've known I can do it and I've been thinking about it for a long time,'' said Hearns, who won the first of his seven titles in 1980.
Though Hearns is thrilled to be fighting on the same card as his son, he said his return to the ring will not be short-lived. He hopes to vie for a light heavyweight title before the end of 2006.
``I need to get three or four fights in before that,'' he said.
His last fight, a cruiserweight bout with Uriah Grant, ended when Hearns (59-5-1, 46 knockouts) quit with an injury. He has been training since May at a camp in suburban Brighton.
`There's more conditioning now with Tommy,'' said his trainer, Henry Hill. ``Younger guys will shadowbox four or six rounds, but with Tommy we've got to do it longer to get his motor running.
``A lot of it is about conditioning now.''
Hearns, at 6-foot-3, has a pronounced height and reach advantage on the 5-foot-9 Long (19-6-1, 10 KOs). The 35-year-old St. Louis native last fought in June 2004.
Thomas Hearns won Golden Gloves and Amateur Athletic Union welterweight titles in 1977 before turning professional. He won his first 28 fights before defeating Jose Cuevas on Aug. 2, 1980, to win the World Boxing Association welterweight title.
His first defeat came in his 33rd fight, when he met Sugar Ray Leonard in a 1981 bout to unify the welterweight title. Leonard knocked him out in the 14th round.
He lost an epic three-round bout to Marvin Hagler in 1985 in an attempt to unify the middleweight title. His last championship was the International Boxing Organization cruiserweight title, which he won in April 1999 before ceding it to Grant.
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as much as i want to c hearns back using that job and the long right hand, it aint gona happen. im seroiusly worried for this gy, and although im happy that he's coming back for fan purposes, but on a personal level, i think he should call it a quits and have sum fun.
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half a lemon in your glass of water. natures gatorade (and it works better too)
Sorry if it has been asked before, with a forum this busy I am sure it has but my question pertains to rehydration. At night in addition to my one hour lunch work outs I have begun doing a 5k. I am around 250 pounds and do a 5 k in under 40 min each night which is no land speed record but not bad for moving that much meat around. I run at night but even at 10:30 it is around 90 degrees and 60% humidity. I notice that when I get back my head hurts a bit and I feel slightly dizzy even after sucking down a quart of water. Usually I will eat a few cherries or berries and after awhile feel better. My question is if anyone knows something primal to drink to help me out. Old me would have drank Gatorade, primal me just water. My wife is always offering up coconut water but it seems too carby for me. I appreciate your advise.
half a lemon in your glass of water. natures gatorade (and it works better too)
Yea, the lemon in water, wow, does wonders for the soul, you do have a soul, don't you?
Hey but that's great, that you're so big and run so well, you should be proud of yourself.
First, you don't want to drink more than 16 oz at once and many bodies can no process more tha. 8 oz at once. Also look at your total intake per day and if it's over 150 oz. you may want to get your electrolytes checked by your doctor. A huge hit of water could be making this worse rather than better. Second, you may want to try adding some salt. You can add it to the water but that's gross, so rub some on the cherries. Although you may also want to try ditching the cherries. You don't really need to carb up for a 5k and it can set you up to go from a sugar high into a sugar low.
So states the fat half-marathner / triathlete who has been there with both hyponatremia and hypoglycemia. :-)
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talk more on the water intake limit, what happenes to the rest?
I wake and drink 32 oz with a teaspoon of salt but if "Im doing it wrong" i want to do it right
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The excess can disrupt your electrolyte balance and cause headaches or worse. If you are doing that and it working for you, great. However I do feel very strongly that anyone who is drinking more than 150 oz a day should see a physician. The problem with hyponatremia is that it feels very much like dehydration and you can end up drinking more and making yourself worse. People rarely die of dehydration; they do die from hyponatremia.
What happened to me was I was flying frequently, plus walking long distances, plus losing weight and I turned some of my food addiction problems into downing 2 or 3 glasses of water whenever I was thirsty instead of just one. I felt bad for about two months not realizing what was happening, and then on a particularly hot weekend I drank even more and got very very sick. Now I see 150 oz as a sign that it's time to change whatever makes me think I need to drink that much- whether it's an emotional problem or exercising too much in the heat. And there are surely people who can drink more than me, but I think those people need to have a medical evaluation to know that they are safe and 150 oz is frequently suggested as the line to draw for that.
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16 oz of water with half a lemon - sounds good to me :-) 150 oz a day is a lot. I probably do around 100 or so.
Thanks to all
I drink about a gallon of water a day during the summer, sometimes almost two, but that's because I sweat for at least 6 or 7 hours straight (working outside in the desert). I can get some really nasty headaches if I don't drink it slowly and also replace the electrolytes I've lost.
And it's not just about avoiding a painful headache. That headache is a sign that there are some serious issues with your brain, so it's a pretty big deal. I always make sure I have some coconut water in the cooler of my truck when I'm working. I'm mostly drinking water, but I make sure I supplement with some of the coconut water to balance out the plain water and replace electrolytres. Usually I end up with just one 11oz carton per day, and I think that's about 15g of carbs. Not that big of a deal if you're not getting a bunch of carbs from other places.
would everyone think its better to use a lemon in the water or salt? or both?
I am a big fan of these Nuun tablets. Nuun They are super hydrating and I think they taste good too. You pop one in your water and let is dissolve but they have no sugar. I am sure grok/ette didn't use them but I feel ok cheating with them here is the nutritional info:
The following is the nutritional information for a serving of Nuun based on one tablet dissolved in 16oz (500ml) of water. There are under 8 calories per Nuun tab.
Active Ingredients level (mg)
Sodium (carbonates) 360.0
Potassium (bicarbonate) 100.0
Calcium (carbonate) 12.5
Magnesium (sulfate) 25.0
Vitamin C 37.5
Vitamin B2 500 mcg


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French Foreign Minister Dominique de Villepin rejected the idea of a deadline and came with his own plan: a summit at the U.N. Security Council with heads of state deciding the course of war and peace. But Powell dismissed the idea, saying he saw no need for one when key powers have been expressing their views "openly and candidly."
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Angolan Ambassador Ismael Gasper Martins and others said the United States needs to be open to negotiations if it is to gain support before the vote.
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Council ambassadors met late Friday to discuss the amended resolution.
The tense council meeting was peppered with dramatic moments. There was soft applause for the remarks by British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw and his French counterpart, and some chuckles when Straw looked directly at de Villepin and repeatedly referred to him by his first name, Dominique - a diplomatic no-no.
De Villepin stared back at Straw, stone-faced.
"Dominique also said, the choice before us is disarmament by peace or disarmament by war," Straw said. "Dominique, that is a false choice."
Referring to Saddam, the British minister declared, "He doesn't need more time to comply. As he showed this week, he can act with astonishing speed when he wants to."
The amended resolution, announced by Straw, declares that "Iraq will have failed to take the final opportunity" the council offered in November "unless, on or before March 17, 2003, the council concludes that Iraq has demonstrated full, unconditional, immediate and active cooperation in accordance with its disarmament obligations."
German Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer said approval would lead "in a very short period to military action" - because the council would then have to vote by March 17 to stop a war. Council members said the United States would almost certainly veto any such resolution.
France threatened to wield its own veto.
"We cannot accept an ultimatum as long as inspectors are reporting cooperation," de Villepin told the council. He said a deadline would be "a pretext for war."
"France will not allow a resolution to pass that authorizes the automatic use of force," he said.
China and Russia rejected the idea of another resolution but neither country threatened a veto.
The occasion for the Security Council meeting was a report by the chief weapons inspectors on efforts to disarm Iraq. But their presentations were less the focus of the meeting than the diplomatic showdown.
Chief inspector Hans Blix was generally upbeat, saying Baghdad's cooperation "can be seen as active, or even proactive." Top nuclear inspector Mohammed ElBaradei made his strongest statement yet in support of Iraq's efforts.
"In the past three weeks, possibly as a result of ever-increasing pressure by the international community, Iraq has been forthcoming in its cooperation," ElBaradei said. "I do hope that Iraq will continue to expand the scope and accelerate the pace of its cooperation."
But Powell insisted that Saddam's performance was "still a catalog of noncooperation."
Powell said the world body "must not walk away" from supporting force to disarm Iraq, despite some progress achieved through the pressure of international inspections.
In his report, Blix said Iraq had recently provided additional documentation on anthrax and the VX nerve agent. "Many have been found to restate what Iraq has already declared," he said. Iraq claims to have destroyed all of its weapons of mass destruction.
In a veiled jab at the United States, Blix said inspectors had been unable to verify some U.S. claims about hidden Iraqi weapons and he asked again for more information about suspect sites.
Still, Blix couldn't say Iraq was fully complying with its obligations. He also plans to brief the council on a 167-page document he has prepared listing the series of outstanding disarmament issues.
ElBaradei also criticized U.S. intelligence, saying his analysis now definitively showed that suspect aluminum tubes were not destined for equipment that could be used to refine uranium for nuclear weapons use.
"Extensive field investigation and document analysis have failed to uncover any evidence that Iraq intended to use these 81mm tubes for any project other than the reverse engineering of rockets," ElBaradei said.
Iraqi Ambassador Mohammed Al-Douri said his country has no weapons of mass destruction. He left Friday's meeting feeling confident the U.S. resolution wouldn't pass.
"They don't have the votes," he said. "I don't think the international community wants to go to war right now."
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