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If the number of awards scooped up by George Marsden's 2003 biography of Jonathan Edwards is taken as the index of achievement, Marsden stands as the dean of living interpreters of American religion. With The Twilight of the American Enlightenment, he offers another compelling study, one that relates more to his own life and times than to a life from the past.
In six artfully crafted chapters, Marsden sketches the tectonic shifts set in motion in the years immediately following World War II. He looks at common assumptions held by the leading cultural analysts of the age, intellectuals writing for middlebrow Americans. The protagonists were mostly white, male, well educated (especially at Harvard, Yale, and Columbia), centered in New York City, and descended from old-stock Protestant culture. Alongside these were a fair number of Jews, many of them émigrés from Nazi Europe. Leading figures included journalist Walter Lippmann, poet Archibald MacLeish, historian Arthur Schlesinger, magazine tycoon Henry Luce, culture critic Hannah Arendt, and especially sociologists Vance Packard, Erich Fromm, and David Reisman. Taken together, their views constituted what might be called the liberal mainline consensus.
The two books bear important similarities. Both are beautifully written and reveal imposing erudition. But they also bear important differences. While Jonathan Edwards is long, richly detailed, and largely descriptive, American Enlightenment is short, elegantly interpretative, and strongly argued. Another difference concerns the reaction from readers and critics. The Edwards biography won virtually unanimous praise. This latest offering likely will provoke both sustained praise and spirited debate (sometimes both at once).
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The presenting question for Marsden is: What did the architects of the post-World War II consensus take for granted? What assumptions seemed so transparently true that they needed no defense? The answer is that they projected classic Enlightenment ideals of personal freedom, individual autonomy, equality of rights, scientific method, centrality of reason, and objective truths discovered by reason.
By the 1950s, this mainline consensus was firmly in place, but with one crucial difference: Its leading lights had jettisoned the concept of absolute moral laws, which Enlightenment thinkers had presupposed. Moral laws had come to seem indefensible in the face of Darwinian notions of natural and cultural evolution. And from beginning to end, respectable Protestants, especially in the older denominations, supported the ideals of the mainline consensus, except for the loss of moral absolutes. Yet taken together, the assumption of a coherent national culture schooled by mainline intellectuals, both secular and Protestant, seemed to be firmly in place.
The 1950s mainline consensus focused on two premises: the authority of science and the priority of the individual. The authority of science took different forms, sometimes in pure science, sometimes in technology, and sometimes in the advice of the "the expert." The priority of the individual also took different forms, but manifested itself especially in the "triumph of the therapeutic," with its stress on self-fulfillment and personal growth. The two premises came together in many figures, but nowhere more conspicuously than in the Exeter- and Yale-trained Dr. Benjamin Spock. His Baby and Child Care, published in 1946, became one of the biggest-selling books of all time, running through nine editions and nearly 50 million copies.


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A trial date is set for a former Louisville police detective accused of shooting an unarmed man.
Chauncey Carthan resigned from the department earlier this week.
He's charged with wanton endangerment, official misconduct and DUI in connection with the shooting of Ishmael Gough last year.
Carthan was on administrative leave until he turned in his resignation.
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Recalling the wonders
of SHS 1959 basketball
To the editor:
The photo of the 1959 state runner-up basketball team and the article "Salem's best reunite" on Dec. 12 brought back so many wonderful memories.
I was 10 years old during that magical season, yet I-like many other Salem Quaker fans-remember it so vividly.
I recall the games in the SHS gym, the radio broadcasts on WSOM, and, of course, the victory celebrations in downtown Salem.
The members of that team were our heroes-then and now. I remember writing their names in my school notebook, being thrilled to meet them, and wanting to, someday, be like them.
Coach Cabas and Coach Zellers were legendary; they inspired us to be better, to do something great, to make Salem proud.
To everyone connected with that 1959 team, I offer a sincere "thank you." You gave our small town-and all the people in it-memories for a lifetime. Because of you and that season, the cheer "We're from Salem, couldn't be prouder" still rings true. You made the slogan "Love those Quakers" fit forever. Even today, 50 years later, we remember-and are grateful.
Proust said: "When to the sessions of sweet silent thought I summon up remembrance of things past . . ." For so many SHS alumni and fans, the 1959 Salem High basketball team makes that remembrance enjoyable, indeed.
Words of advice regarding
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Today I received my 24th annual membership dues billing from AAA. It was for $58 for the basic membership. This amount did not seem out of line. But since the East Liverpool owners of the Columbiana County AAA decided to close the Salem office last year, I decided to do a little research. Since Salem is so close to Mahoning County, I called the Boardman office of AAA and asked how much their basic membership costs. The friendly Boardman AAA rep responded that it was only $49. I explained that I live in Salem and I am a resident of Columbiana County, could I join? She indicated she could not renew Columbiana County residents at the $49 Mahoning AAA Club fee. She also explained that all the eastern Ohio AAA Offices (Columbiana and Mahoning County AAAs) had recently been purchased by AAA of Western Pennsylvania. She suggested I call the new regional membership office in Independence (west side of Cleveland) and explain the dues situation to them.
I called the Cleveland office and spoke to an AAA membership rep. She understood my chagrin about the dues discrepancy and said there had been some problems since the takeover of the Eastern Ohio AAAs by the Western Pennsylvania group. She thought this would all be straightened out in the very near future. I appreciated her forthrightness and thanked her for her time. I then immediately called the Boardman office of AAA back and told them of my dues conversation with the regional office in Cleveland. The Boardman rep said "Some man from Salem just called about that!" I explained that I was the man. She said she had the Cleveland office on the line at this very minute. She then told me that the decision was just made to allow me to either mail my dues the regional office in Cleveland or pay directly in Boardman. I would only have to pay the $49 dues that the Mahoning County residents have been paying! I could send the statement in that says $58, pay $49 and be paid in full!
The friendly Boardman rep apologized for any confusion and inconvenience. She thanked me profusely for helping to save them "headaches down the road in the future." So my brethren Columbiana County AAA members take note. Send in your dues of $49 with glee! You've just saved $9 compliments of me!
Best Wishes for a Merry Christmas and a safe and Happy New Year!
Christmas giving for
elderly loved ones
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Christmas is a time for reminiscing and pleasant memories.
Christmas is also a time when we want to remember is a special way older loved ones who helped to make those wonderful childhood holiday memories. Choosing just the right gift may be challenging, especially for a friend or relative that is in a nursing facility.
The most common gift for elderly nursing home residents is candy and cookies. Not the most appropriate gift for folks who are on special diets, have diabetes or other medical problems.
Another frequent gift choice are pajamas or nightgowns and slippers which are always welcome. However, be careful and safety-conscious when you purchase night clothes. All slippers need to fit snugly and have rubber soles to prevent slipping. Washable slippers are best. When purchasing night clothes, choose materials in cotton or flannel. Pajamas and nightgowns in smooth, silky materials can cause elderly residents to slip off the side of a bed or chair and fall as they try to get up. Cozy robes or housecoats are also welcome gifts for men and women.
A soft, washable sweater would keep Grandma or Grandpa warm all winter. Shawls and lap blankets are especially nice for folks confined to a wheelchair. Lap blanks are usually a 36x36 inch square of brightly colored warm washable material. If you are creative with a needle, embroider a design or name on the lap blanket.
If you have a few extra minutes this holiday season, make a family album. Just arrange a collection of photos from recent family events, like birthdays, picnics and vacations into a scrapbook. No need to make it fancy; just name those in the photo, the date and occasion. Your gift will become a priceless "Book of Memories" that can be enjoyed again and again. The book will also spark many conversations during visits.
If you prefer the electronic media, make a recorded message. During a family get together, ask each person to record a Christmas greeting or Holiday memory. Present the tape or CD to Great-aunt Susie who will enjoy listening again and again. Hearing the happy voices of loved ones, can make every day a holiday for an elderly nursing home resident.
Pressed for time? Some pretty note paper or a box of assorted greeting cards are always welcome. And, remember to include a book of postage stamps to allow a nursing home resident to keep in contact with friends and relatives. How how about a subscription to a monthly magazine. Receiving a colorful magazine for a year is a gift to bring interest and enjoyment throughout the coming months. Or consider a newspaper subscription from a nursing home resident's home town.
Be careful when considering fragranced lotions and soaps, especially for Alzheimer's patients. Personal care items that smell like fruits or food like peach, vanilla or chocolate, could tempt a confused person to eat the wrong thing. Some fragranced skin care items also can cause allergies. A better choice may be a fragranced plug-in for the room.
Many nursing home residents who can no longer enjoy television because of poor vision would love a portable radio or CD player with a variety of music to play throughout the year.
Also popular are large size playing cards and word-search or crossword puzzle books with large print.
Most nursing facilities have a beauty shop or barbershop and a gift certificate for a hair style or haircut is usually much appreciated. Some activities departments will also issue gift certificates for programs or events scheduled in the coming year.
Some facilities also allow decorations on the door to the residents' rooms. Families may want to contract with a local floral or gift shop to deliver a seasonal door decoration a few times a year.
If Grandma, Grandpa or Great-Aunt Susie are still on your Christmas shopping list, you are welcome to call the Crandall Medical Center/Copeland Oaks Community Information Center at 330-938-6126 for more suggestions.
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BERLIN - KRAKOW / GDANSK (Poland) | night train | D 345
Information for Interrail, Eurail travellers and persons with normal train ticket travelling by night train from Berlin (Germany) to Krakow or Gdansk (Poland).
Currently no direct night trains. Use the cheap day train connections. Special price tickets available. Booking as online ticket (including the "Europa Spezial" fare) here: https://bahn.rail.cc
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i need help setting up xbox live. Ive got a wireless router that gives me wireless access to the internet through my pc and im wanting to put a crossover cable from my pc that has a wireless connection to my xbox and share my internet. is there a way to do it without disconnecting internet to my pc so i can have both on internet at same time. tried sharing internet i get no internet connection on my pc when my xbox is on live.
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Posted 29 January 2007 - 12:26 AM
get the wireless internet adapter
Posted 29 January 2007 - 01:15 AM
I tried doing that before when I first got Live for the xbox1. After hours of trying I could never get it to work properly. I ended up taking my wireless router from the living room, putting it in the same room as the xbox and plugging it in directly. You might find it much easier (and convenient since the pc doesn't always have to be on) just to buy the wireless adapter.
Maybe someone knows an easy way to set it up but from what I've heard (and experienced) it can be a tricky thing to get working.
Maybe someone knows an easy way to set it up but from what I've heard (and experienced) it can be a tricky thing to get working.
Posted 29 January 2007 - 02:20 AM
why dont u j-peg it
works for me
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fixed, just set IP for router to different ip range wouldnt work on same
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Russia is outraged by Romanian President Traian Basescu's recent remarks that "in place of Marshal Ion Antonescu in 1941, he too would have ordered Romanian soldiers to cross the Prut River" to participate in the aggression of Hitler's Germany against the USSR. Such a statement, made all the more so on the sad day of the seventieth anniversary of the start of the Great Patriotic War, during which our people lost 27 million lives, is impossible to explain either by current domestic political circumstances or by references to the provocative questions of journalists.
It is absolutely obvious that such shameless bravado, justifying the fascist aggression and desecrating the memory of the millions of Nazi victims, is intolerable and should get an adequate assessment from civilized Europe.
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Having recently completed the New York City Marathon in honor of his father who suffers from Parkinson's disease, Reynolds, 32, brought along surprise guest Michael J. Fox to discuss the 26.2-mile ordeal.
When Ray asked about Reynolds's pre-race blogs – which chronicled his concern about nipple bleeding, a common affliction for marathoners thanks to the friction from their T-shirts – the Definitely, Maybe star gamely bantered back, "Thankfully all three nipples are fine."
"I was at a finish line two years ago, and I watched these people coming in and it was like watching the music video to 'Thriller,' " he said, explaining the source of his pre-race fear. "It was really horrifying to watch, and I thought what am I going to do about this? I was like, should I wear a running bra?"
'Slack-Jawed Horror'Moving on to more cooking-show-appropriate conversation, they also discussed his post-finish-line meal. Claiming to have chowed down nearly 10,000 calories, Reynolds said he polished off two chocolate sundaes, three tuna wraps and some spaghetti and meatballs.
"Onlookers were just in slack-jawed horror," he quipped.
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"Just remember this," Fox warned his friend, "If a man says something in the forest and his wife isn't there to hear him, he's still wrong." An apt pupil, Reynolds quickly agreed: "Well said!"
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Toughest thing to do is just start. So with your next meal.....just start. Don't wait on everyone else to give you their blessings before you begin. The proof will be in the pudding as they say.
I haven't been following Primal but would like to get started. My blood work just came back and I have a 419 value for Triglycerides which is very concerning for my wife and I.
I'm 51, 200 pounds, 5'10". I believe that I could change the blood work dramatically but my wife is stuck on the fat is what is causing my blood to be fat and she will likely not change her mind even if he show her some of the studies on this site.
However I believe my Doctor might... is there a particular article or articles by Mark or others that I could share to convince him.
They are likely going to put me on Statins next week and I'm not sure if that is the immediate thing I need to do.
My wife wants me to stop the red meat, butter, bacon (which I eat along with ... gluten, sugar, etc.) but I honestly believe those things aren't the problem based on the time I've spent surfing this site.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Guy Davis
Toughest thing to do is just start. So with your next meal.....just start. Don't wait on everyone else to give you their blessings before you begin. The proof will be in the pudding as they say.
Giving up the gluten, sugar, and other processed foods and grains will help more. And remember that they can't *make* you go on statins. Give it a try for a few weeks and just see how you feel.
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Just start eating more fresh veggies~ who can argue with that? Skip the grain based items, french fries and anything made in a fast food place, and that includes Subway. Doesn't matter how 'fresh' they advertise their food is, it's still processed way beyond real. And no sugar~ if it comes in a box, it has sugar. No matter what it is, read the labels!
* usual preface...not a doctor or expert of any kind, just sharing what I've read & experienced
High triglycerides are almost always an indication of excess carbohydrate in the diet.
My trigs were 355, and I was told by my doctor to cut out all saturated fat.
While I was never a vegetarian, I wasn't eating a ton of fat either and wondered why my trigs should be so high.
I did however eat a ton of sugar and carbs on a daily basis and decided to research if that could be the cause, even though two doctors told me that sugar had nothing to do with it.
After just a few weeks of low carb, primal eating, my triglycerides dropped from 355 to 115.
I'll be getting my 1 year later checkup in July and I'm sure they've improved from there.
You will be amazed at what you can do in a short period of time.
Recommended reading: Good Calories Bad Calories by Gary Taubes & The Protein Power Lifeplan by Drs Michael & Mary Dan Eades
Both books have a ton of triglyceride specific info.
P.S. You might also want to look into therapeutic doses of fish oil. Something in the range of 4g combined DHA+EPA, not total grams of oil. Do some reading. The answers are out there and easy to find. No need to limit fat intake, especially where trigs are concerned.
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^^this^^ I watch my carb and sugar counts, and my triglycerides were 37 from my blood work in January.
PS. and I eat plenty of fat.
You can always negotiate a couple of weeks on a new diet before meds. It must be scary for your wife, but make her sit down and surf this site. If you believe this is the way to go, she should let you give it a try. And I agree: just get started with veggies and eggs and grassfed meat or fish. Salmon with veggies and olive oil shouldn't scare your wife too much.
You're my Dad 10 years ago! He jumped on the statins and hasn't been off since. I'm confident he'll never put enough stock into all the wonderful information I've begun to provide him with, to ever get off them. It's a shame and I really wish I'd have known what I know now a decade ago. While he's very healthy on the surface, I know for a fact he's still dealing with issues (no surprise) and just not telling my sister and I about them...


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Jesse Topper said he would celebrate his victory in Tuesday's primary in a very low-key fashion.
Topper, the incumbent for the Republican ticket in the 78th Pennsylvania House District, said he was monitoring the election results at home, with his wife by his side, in lieu of a big victory celebration.
He said it was nice to take it easy, after winning two campaigns back-to-back. He had his big celebration a few months ago.
"My wife and I are in our living room, watching the numbers come in," Topper said Tuesday night. "It's a very quiet evening, and a quiet evening at home is how I'd like to celebrate."
Topper, a Bedford minister and Republican Party officer, has been the 78th District representative for a little over four months after winning a special election for the seat in late January. He replaced longtime Rep. Dick Hess, who died on Sept. 6, 2013.
Topper defeated challenger Josh Lang by more than 3,000 votes Tuesday night, according to unofficial elections data, with all but one precinct reporting. He took the district 4,942 votes to 1,828 votes, earning 73 percent of those counted.
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The district represents a significant chunk of Bedford County, all of Fulton County and part of Franklin County. In Bedford County, Topper earned more than 75 percent of the vote, defeating Lang 3,465 votes to 1,122.
He said his campaign team "worked tirelessly" to help him win the special election, only to then get back on the campaign trail almost immediately. Topper announced his bid for re-election on Feb. 17, just a week after being sworn in to the District 78 seat.
He said he sees two major issues on the horizon for the state legislature: a "very difficult" budgetary process and a need to fix the pension system.
"We're really going to need to roll up our sleeves as members of the General Assembly, and I have every confidence that we will do just that," Topper said.
Lang, an Army veteran, said he moved back to Bedford about a year before beginning his campaign.
"I just think it was a matter of not enough people getting to know me," he said. "We just came up short, and that happens."
Lang said that a loss in his first campaign has not turned him away from running for office.
He said he will take a few days off to digest the primary's results before meeting with his supporters to develop a game plan for another possible election.
He said he isn't exactly sure if that will be another run for the Pennsylvania House or for another position but feels it's only a matter of time before he gets elected.
"[My supporters] feel that I'm an ideal leader for the community," Lang said. "I'm young but eager to go back into it."
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So, I was browsing youtube earlier today, and came across this little gem of a video. I like some twisted animation, and this definitely fits the bill. It kinda reminds me of what Borderlands would look like if it were set in the late 1800's, early 1900's. The mood, the art, the animation and the story are all morbid, and I really like it. Some people may see it as a commentary on religion, but I feel it speaks more to the power of fear and the use of fear as a means of control. In any case, take a look but be warned, it is graphic towards the end as all the chaos sets in.
Additionally, here is the website with a bunch more stuff, sketches, videos, and general art for anyone that is interested.
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New ads use series of snapshots to show off space
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GOP Candidate Takes to Field as 'Donkey Whisperer'
Congressional hopeful tries to win over stubborn crowd
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Here's a refreshing twist on the typical Democrat-bashing political ad from a GOP primary candidate. Texas congressional hopeful Roger Williams styles himself as "The Donkey Whisperer" in this lighthearted clip…
This Japanese Milk Ad Will Creep You Out
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Hey guys, do me a big favor and remind me NEVER to run out of milk in Japan. I mean, here in the States, I would just drive to the…
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In 1985, being a Teen Wolf meant surfing on the roof of a van and showboating at high-school basketball games. But judging by the trailer for MTV's series reboot of…
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If you've been longing for some good centaur-centric advertising in the three years since Old Spice's showering man-horse, then you're going to love Kegasus. The new spokesbeast for Preakness Stakes…
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Old Navy has released another original song, "Layer Player," that it hopes will soon infect your brain and iPhone. It's about on par with the saccharine "Super C-U-T-E" we were…
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In one month, Groupon's skyrocketing revenues suddenly tanked by 30 percent—and it just happened to be the month of the site's widely hated Super Bowl ad, according to data compiled…
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Back in 2006, I wrote a piece for LXer called "A Brief History of Microsoft FUD". This ran through successive attempts by Microsoft to dismiss GNU/Linux in various ways. One of the better-known was a series of "Total Cost of Ownership" (TCO) studies. By an amazing coincidence, these all showed that Microsoft Windows was cheaper than that supposedly cheap GNU/Linux.
Fortunately, people soon cottoned on to the fact that these studies, paid for by Microsoft, were pretty worthless (here, for example, is a great debunking of the kind of FUD that was being put out in 2005.) However, one knock-on consequence of that episode is that TCO studies rather fell from favour.
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She does such a phenomenal job extending her wings within Bank of America and creating a culture of volunteers.
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Bank of America has always supported the connection between Nanelle Napp, Senior Vice President of Consumer Programs, and Citizen Schools North Carolina. In fact, by the time Napp learned of her recent appointment to the nonprofit's Advisory Board, her team at the bank had already endorsed it.
The news came as no surprise to her colleagues. In the last two years, Napp has become a fixture at Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle School – leading programs for Citizen Schools North Carolina and encouraging peers to follow her lead. Executive Director Jake House considers Napp a model volunteer. "She does such a phenomenal job extending her wings within Bank of America and creating a culture of volunteers," he said. Her recruits account for a quarter of the nonprofit's volunteer base.
Napp is involved in a national Citizen Schools program that invites local professionals to lead 10-week, afterschool apprenticeships for low-income students. Citizen Teachers like Napp engage students in projects with real-life business applications and coach them along the way.
This year, Napp recruited 60 colleagues to teach seven apprenticeships. She and five peers led an apprenticeship on the basics of branding and marketing. Students presented their final recommendations to bank executives using telepresence technology.
"Before the program started, the students completed a personal analysis," Napp said. "We saw in many of the responses that students thought they lacked public speaking skills. But, at the end of the program, when the students did their presentations, it was evident that they were actually great public speakers. They turned their weaknesses into strengths, which is very empowering."
This result is typical of Citizen Schools' programs. National surveys found that 90 percent of student participants leave feeling better about themselves and more committed to their education.
It was Napp's personal commitment to education that motivated her to volunteer with Citizen Schools. "In my family, there's a real passion for education. It really comes from my father – his parents were immigrants and he was the first person in his family to go to college," she said.
She is proud to be part of a program that demonstrates the value of education to students at risk of dropping out. "It is a great experience to be part of something that gives students the vision to complete high school and attend college," she said.
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Time for U.S. to exonerate Rosenbergs, new book shows
Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, parents of two young children, were executed on June 19,1953, but the case has refused to die.
Dems keep House and Senate!
New polls show a much closer race in November.
How would a Tea Party Congress govern?
A growing part of the 2010 mid-term election campaigning by labor and other progressive groups involves warning voters what life would actually be like if the Tea Party took over the Congress.
Get up, stand up, fight against the right
When I was young, I thought bullying was strictly an adolescent phenomenon. Was I wrong!
Hitch-22: When the left moves right
In lining up with Bush on the war in Iraq, the former Nation columnist shocked the left, and his militant atheism has inspired animosity on the right. Still, in his memoir Hitchens comes off as a man of principle.
Is socialism possible?
Given the unprecedented economic, political and military power of the U.S. ruling class, it may seem like a pipedream to believe that working people can ever take over.
Immigration: The legislative picture
With as many as 14 other states consider legislation like Arizona's noxious SB 1070, the prospect of a comprehensive immigration reform to provide legalization for the 10.8 million undocumented immigrants gets harder.
Support for the tea party weakens
The most important feature of last Tuesday's primary was not the anti-incumbent vote.
Mob protest at Ground Zero takes aim at Bill of Rights
NEW YORK - An angry mob showed up in lower Manhattan to protest the opening of an "extremist Islamic center that aims to mock the tragedy of Sept. 11, 2001, and create an army of jihadists who'll wage a battle that will eventually, if successful, destroy the America."
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Grade to stay until end of 2010
LONDON — ITV, the U.K. terrestrial giant under fire for falling ratings and a dismal stock price performance, has restructured its senior team.
Out goes Simon Shaps, the director of TV who less than three months ago announced what he described as the biggest changes to the ITV1 schedule in a quarter of a century.
Shaps, an ITV veteran of 26 years, is replaced by Peter Fincham, the ex-BBC1 controller and former head of U.K. entertainment and comedy shingle Talkback Thames.
The other changes involve a year's extension to the contract of executive chairman Michael Grade, whose job of reinventing ITV for the digital era is arguably proving tougher than he originally thought.
The former BBC chairman and Channel 4 CEO will now stay on board at ITV until the end of 2010.
Additionally there are main board positions for global content topper Dawn Airey and Rupert Howell, managing director of ITV brand and commercial.
Meanwhile the job of COO and finance chief John Cresswell, Grade's number two, will be split into two with the recruitment of a new finance chief.
ITV insisted that Shaps, under pressure to improve ratings at flagship web ITV1, had always intended to stand down after three years in the job and that he played an active role in helping to hire Fincham.
But the timing of his departure, just weeks after revamping ITV1's schedule in January with the return of iconic news show "News at Ten," a new look at weekends and a slew of fresh peak-time drama, have set tongues wagging among London's TV fraternity.
In a statement, Grade, who inherited Shaps on arriving at the troubled network in January 2007, said: "Simon told me some time ago that he wanted to do this job for a maximum of three years.
"He has made an inestimable contribution to ITV over 26 years, including director of programs for LWT and Granada, managing director of Granada Broadband and chief executive of Granada Productions, latterly playing an important part in creating a single ITV plc (public limited company).
"Simon bows out on a high, having delivered ITV's best year-on-year broadcast performance for many years."
However, it was an open secret within ITV that Shaps wanted to succeed Grade.
By promoting Airey and Howell to the main board, the succession now looks like a three horse race between these two and Cresswell, with Airey, a former head of Five, the favorite.
The appointment of Fincham, who resigned as BBC1 controller last fall following a row over faked footage in a docu about British monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, represents a considerable coup for Grade.
He is widely regarded as one of Blighty's most talented creatives and left BBC1 in robust shape thanks to fare like "Strictly Come Dancing," "Doctor Who," "Cranford" and "The One Show."


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when teenager zoey redbird gets marked she must seek out the toloto house of knight.she must leave behind all of her friends and make new ones.
Marked, betrayed, chosen, untamed, and hunted
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David Gray may not be the first name which springs to mind when it comes to the subject of double albums, but his last record Foundling was just that. The singer songwriter has experimented with many sounds during his career, but Foundling was a sonically stripped back affair. A deeply personal effort, it lived or died on the honesty of Gray's songwriting. Gray has certainly earned that kind of confidence in his own abilities, having been a mainstay of the music world since White Ladder back in 1998.
After taking a well earned break after that double album effort, Gray is back on the road again, previewing material from his forthcoming tenth studio album. His tour, which has already played to sold out crowds in LA and San Francisco, will heading across the US, before finishing in up in Toronto in early May.
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Building an Excel like Application
I wish to build a web based application where similar to Microsoft Excel/Spread Sheet. This web based application should have an interface of spreadsheet cells where user can click around the cells to enter data. As the data being entered it will save in database where indicating which cell will be holding that data. Do you have any idea whether C# or any other languages able to do this? Thanks in advance.
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I'm mad. I'm mad because the balance of our traffic laws have been upset. The problem? Tommorow traffic fines for bicyclists are going up with 50% to 100% to 160 - 200 USD.
Now, I'm not mad about higher fines for red-running or driving up a one-way street. Its dangerous - full stop. But why pepper fines for things like a missing bell, too few reflectors and moving forward at a crossing (which actually is safer)?
So should people just get away with it? No. But this is where priorities count. Fatal and serious traffic accidents are at a record low. And according to a traffic advisor at Copenhagen Municipality increased biking has played a crucial role in driving the numbers down. Now this is interesting, because most bikes in Copenhagen are in fact illegal!
Especially when it comes to reflectors, few bikes have enough. Now, does that call for shelling out inflated fines to cyclists who help reduce the number of serious traffic accidents? Not to me. Try an information campaign in stead - or consider if the law actually makes sense.
Sadly, there's no hope of a roll back. But I do hope that the police will focus on the real traffic problems out there. Just think about it - the happy cyclists you see here are in fact in for anything from a 160 to 580 USD fine...
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Card Games: Eights Group
In these games you must match the rank or suit of the previous card. There may be special cards which are exempt from this rule or have special effects. The games go under many names: Switch or Black Jack in England, Mau Mau in Germany, Mao or Bartog in the USA, Pesten in the Netherlands, Prsi in the Czech Republic, Makao in Hungary and Poland, Tschau Sepp is Switzerland, and so on.
- Mao - which has extra traditions and rules that are secret from the players.
- Bartok - in which the rules change after each hand.
- Eleusis - Robert Abbott's game in which one player devises the secret rule by which the game is played and the others try to guess it.
There have been many commercial card games based on Eights but using sepcial packs of cards. The English game of WHOT!, patented in 1935, was perhaps the earliest of these; Uno is certainly the best known.
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Commitment No. 10 is a big one for Notre Dame, and his name is Alex Bars.
Bars is a 4-star offensive tackle from Nashville, Tenn., and he's ranked as the No. 9 player at the position, according to the 247Sports composite rankings.
He announced, via Twitter, that he had made his decision in favor of Notre Dame:
At 6'6'', 287 pounds, Bars has the size and potential to be an impact player for the Fighting Irish in the future. He's an athletic offensive tackle with good agility and quickness, especially considering his size.
I have officially committed to The University of Notre Dame! #playlikeachampiontoday— Alex Bars (@Alex_Bars70) May 17, 2013
He's adept at getting to the second level and walling off defenders, and he can also pull down the line and kick the defender outside, creating a running lane underneath him. Bars could also be an effective lead blocker in those pulling situations, getting upfield quickly and having the skill to engage and drive.
To make Bars' commitment even sweeter for Notre Dame fans, most experts considered him a Michigan lean. All nine experts who predicted in the 247Sports Crystal Ball for Bars chose Michigan as his eventual destination.
To be fair, he did take two unofficial visits to Michigan in a short timespan, so it did seem as if the offensive tackle could have been favoring the Wolverines. Also, don't expect Michigan to just give up now that he has committed. This is recruiting after all.
Knowing that football games are won or lost at the line of scrimmage, Notre Dame fans have to be feeling good about the makeup of their 2014 recruiting class.
Note: All scouting and analysis of Bars done via tape study of video provided on his 247Sports profile page.


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When you come to Chago's, you are entering a Puerto Rican culinary haven. We are family-owned and serve home-style Puerto Rican cuisine from recipes passed down through the families of Chef Chago and his wife, Solemar.
Our specialties include Mofongos made from fried green plantains, with broth, garlic, olive oil, and pork crackling; Chago's Pernil Asado and Fricase de Pollo. They are served with fried pork (carne frita), beef (bistec encebollado), chicken cracklings (chicarrones de pollo) or shrimp (camarones). Muy excellente!
Our Cuban sandwich won the 2012 "Critics Cuban Sandwich Smackdown" by the Austin Chronicle's Restaurant Poll Awards! It's loaded with ham, roasted pernil pork, swiss cheese, pickles, mustard, and grilled to perfection.
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I take a look at three companies that beat market expectations every week, since I believe that it's the biggest factor in a stock beating the market. Leaving Wall Street's pros with stunned expressions can be a good thing. It usually means that the companies have more in the tank than analysts figured. Capital appreciation typically follows.
Let's take a look at a few companies that humbled the pros over the past few trading days.
We can start with Proto Labs (NYSE: PRLB ) .
The maker of custom parts for prototyping and short-run production prides itself on its speedy turnaround times. It's not the only way that Proto Labs exceeds expectations. Analysts were expecting a quarterly profit of $0.23 a share out of the company on Thursday. It came through with earnings of $0.29 a share.
Even though it just went public earlier this year, Proto Labs has landed ahead of the pros in each of its first three quarters as a public company. What's even better is that the disparity between what it earns and what Wall Street thinks it will earn is expanding.
Six months ago, Proto Labs earned 14% more than analysts were expecting. Three months ago it was a beat by 15%. Last week it landed 26% ahead of Wall Street's income forecast.
Panera Bread (Nasdaq: PNRA ) also baked up something good. The chain of quick-service restaurants specializing in baked goods, soups, and salads generated a profit of $1.24 in its latest quarter. The market was settling for earnings of $1.19 a share.
Panera's showing comes at a time when other growth-oriented eatery stocks have come up short. Buffalo Wild Wings (Nasdaq: BWLD ) earned less than analysts were projecting last week, and Chipotle Mexican Grill (NYSE: CMG ) came up short the week before that.
Finally, we have IMAX (NYSE: IMAX ) .
The company behind supersize and super-sensory movie experiences saw its adjusted earnings nearly double to $0.26 a share, well ahead of the $0.21 a share that market watchers were betting on. Healthy expansion has helped offset an otherwise disappointing year at the box office.
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Jan. 4
West Ashley Cars and Coffee will be held 8:30-11 a.m. at Black Bean Coffee shop, 1526 Savannah Highway in Charleston across from Rick Hendrick Chevrolet. The cruise-in takes place every Saturday of the month.
Jan. 5
Coastal Carolina Corvette Club will hold its monthly meeting at the Holiday Inn, 250 Johnnie Dodds Blvd. in Mount Pleasant. Social time will begin at 2:30 p.m., with the regular meeting to start at 3 p.m. All members and Corvette enthusiasts are invited to attend.
Jan. 10-11
The 30th annual Charlotte in January antique, classic and collector car auction, flea market, car corral and swap meet will take place at Metrolina Expo Center off Interstate 77 at exit 16A in Charlotte. Vehicles include a 1953 Ford Rest-O-Rod, 1940 Ford Coupe, 1946 Ford Sedan Delivery, 1962 Chevrolet Impala SS, 1941 Buick Roadmaster barn find, 1963 Chrysler 300, 1961 Ford Starliner, 1966 Chevy Impala SS and Ford 8N tractor with hot rod Flathead V-8. Spectator gate opens 8 a.m. daily. Admission is $10, children 12 and younger get in free with an adult. Swap meet hours are 8 a.m-5 p.m. The auction will be 10:30 a.m. Saturday in heated building B. Consignment fee is $150 a vehicle. There's more than 100,000 square feet of indoor vendor space. For more information, call 888-TOM-MACK or www.tommackauctions.com.
Going to a car show this weekend? Submit your photos and videos, or send your car show information to Car Show Calendar, The Post and Courier, 134 Columbus St., Charleston, SC, 29403, fax it to 843-937-5778 or email email@example.com.


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FIRST PHOTO: Longboard, a Riptide 35 Mark II yacht out of Vancouver, British Columbia, was the first boat to complete the Vic-Maui International Yacht Race, arriving at Aston Kaanapali Shores Resort at 10:56 p.m. on Thursday. The 2,308-nautical mile race started July 3 in Victoria, British Columbia.
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Corrosion Of Conformity
Is it just me, or is the first album you actually hear from a band the measuring stick by which you compare everything else from that band? When I look at my musical collection, it's like that. I look at a band like Testament, where the first album I heard from them is SOULS OF BLACK. Everything they've done since is measured against that in my head, and everything before that in some way seems to be not quite up to that release in my mind. I'm not sure why that is, but I find that my first taste of a band is where I ground myself. While some releases can be better than that first release (THE GATHERING for me is far superior, as is FORMATION OF DAMNATION), I just don't see PRACTICE WHAT YOU PREACH in the same light. Maybe because it was old before I ever heard it. Dumb, I know.
What does any of this have to do with Corrosion Of Conformity? Well, with them, I discovered their music after Pepper Keenan was in the band. I'm a huge, huge fan, but for me the pre-Pepper COC never really grabbed me because it was so drastically different in sound from where I entered fandom with them. My first reaction to Pepper-less COC putting out a new album this year was, "eh", to be honest about it. But now I've heard it, and I have to say that this is a seriously triumphant release from the returning trio. CORROSION OF CONFORMITY packs a wallop musically as it does far more than those old releases like ANIMOSITY ever did. The return of COC 1.0 may be heralded as a return to the more punk style of early releases, but it's much more of a fusion of both eras of music these guys have done for 30 years.
Listening to this album, the punk influences are definitely there. You can't listen to a song like "Psychic Vampire" and not realize that these guys were heavily influenced by the heavier punk scenes from three decades ago. That said though, their stoner heritage of the Pepper era is on display throughout as well. "Come Not Here" might be the best mood-enhanced song of the band's career. They shine brighest though on songs like "What We Become", where the amalgamation of their two distinct styles merge.
For their part, the guys in the band sound great. It's clear their touring prior to recording this release helped them out greatly. Their sound, while not the lush soundscape they've done on previous efforts, has a really organic feel to it that would lend me to believe that there's not a lot of studio magic here. These songs have that live power" to them, specifically on guitar where Woody Weatherman is once again an underrated beast with his instrument.
PITRIFF RATING - 96/100 - CORROSION OF CONFORMITY is a seething return for this trio. I think their press people may be going overboard by selling the whole ANIMOSITY lineup return, because this release stands on it's own merits away from past glory from the band. This organic ass kicker may not be the most polished release of the band's career, but it's one of the best. Moody, arrogant at times, and constantly spitting in the face of their perceived sound, it's clear that this band will be just fine as a trio should "the other guy" never find his way back. This is a seriously awesome release.
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Amid filming the fourth season of The Hills, Lauren Conrad can still find time for a cause close to her heart – fighting violence.
Part of the profits from mark, the beauty and accessories line she promotes for Avon, will be donated to groups involved in stemming dating violence, Conrad writes on her MySpace celebrity blog.
"I have partnered with mark in its first initiative, aimed at ending the cycle of dating abuse and violence. Women ages 16-24 experience the highest rates of partner violence, and mark and I want to change that statistic," writes Conrad.
Twenty dollars from every $22 "Have A Heart" necklace sold will help fund the project.
Conrad, 22, says she will serve as honorary co-chair of a panel that will select up to five organizations that will receive the funds.
"Abuse is a devastating cycle. By purchasing this necklace for yourself and your friends, you'll support the cause and raise awareness," she adds about the project.
The Hills: What you didn't see on TV!
Lauren & Heidi go from friends to foes!
See other reality TV stars on the covers of PEOPLE!
Lauren Conrad Takes on a New Cause: Dating Violence
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Is "Corporation" Spelt "LLC"?
When I first started practicing law, the idea of the limited liability company had yet to be birthed. A decade later, I co-authored an article speculating on whether California would enact a limited liability company law: Are Limited Liability Companies Coming to California? 13 CEB California Business Law Reporter 135 (1991). Five years later, I participated in the


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Enjoy live music in each Zoo zone of the party!
This year, we're Celebrating 100 Years of the San Diego Zoo!
Party at the San Diego Zoo Food, Wine & Brew Celebration and help us enter into our next century of saving animals, plants, and habitats. All proceeds from this event go directly to our San Diego Zoo Global Wildlife Conservancy.
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"This victory is the end result of an eight-month negotiation process and years of outreach with the local community. This action was a vital step because logging is advancing towards the forest surrounding the now protected reserve," said German Mercado, Administration Director of Armonía.
Armonía has been working with the Quirusillas community since 2010 to raise awareness of the plight of the Tucuman Amazon parrot and provide alternatives to logging that are consistent with sustaining and restoring local ecosystems. These activities include educational programs in local schools, developing honey production businesses, and working with women to develop handicrafts and increase their participation in community decision-making.
"Establishing this reserve is one of several strategies we are implementing to prevent the extinction of the Tucuman in this region. We are also planning to erect artificial nest boxes to increase breeding opportunities for the species and to attract tourists to this reserve. Bringing tourism dollars to the area would provide a stronger incentive for the community to continue to implement environmental protection measures," said Bennett Hennessey, Executive Director of Armonía.
There are two main threats to the Tucuman Amazon parrot: habitat loss and the pet trade. The cloud forest that characterizes the parrot's natural habitat is now greatly diminished and degraded due to selective logging, which removes the largest trees parrots require for nesting, as well as cattle grazing and agriculture. The illegal capture of the Tucuman Amazon parrot has declined since its peak in the 1980s, but remains a major threat. Capturing these parrots for the pet trade often results in the destruction of the nesting tree, reducing potential reproduction efforts for future generations. As a result, the global population of Tucuman Amazon parrots has declined by 75 percent in the last three decades, and the species is now listed as vulnerable to extinction by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature.
The parrot nestlings' diet is composed almost entirely of the cones and seeds of a local conifer, called "pino de cerro" (Podocarpus parlatorei), which is becoming scarce at a global level because of logging. Currently, a local sawmill is attempting to gain logging rights to areas in the vicinity of the new reserve. If it succeeds, this reserve will be the last nesting location of this threatened bird in this region.
The creation of the reserve was made possible with the help of the Gulf Coast Bird Observatory's Tropical Forest Forever Fund, the Conservation Leadership Programme, The Whitley Awards Foundation, and Rufford Small Grants for Nature Conservation. The work of Paula Montenegro and Raul Rojas was also instrumental in making this new reserve possible.
Asociación Armonía is American Bird Conservancy's International Network Partner in Bolivia. ABC has supported Armonía at their three other reserves in Bolivia, including the Barba Azul Nature Reserve, Red-fronted Macaw Reserve, and Palkachupa Cotinga Reserve. Birders interested in seeing the Tucuman parrot could combine a visit to the new reserve with a stay at the Red-fronted Macaw Reserve. Please see Conservation Birding website for more information.
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text: On Sat, Mar 8, 2008 at 6:10 PM, David Wagner <daw at cs.berkeley.edu> wrote: > Tyler Close writes: > >I've got an alternate proposal for marking Joe-E code. > > > >Java supports package annotations that are available at both compile > >time and runtime. I suggest Joe-E define an annotation > >org.joe_e.verified. To enable Joe-E verification of a package, the > >programmer adds the standard package-info.java file with content: > > > >@org.joe_e.verified package org.example.stuff; > > > >The Policy class can then check that a reflected member is either > >defined in a Joe-E verified package, or is enabled in the safej > >database. The safej database then doesn't need to contain any > >information about Joe-E verified code, only tamed Java code. > > Interesting. Thanks for the concrete proposal. This sounds worth > mulling over. It looks like the Joe-E library can be updated to use this proposal by simply adding the last 3 lines below to org.joe_e.reflect.Reflection#safe(): static private boolean safe(final Member member) { final Class declarer = member.getDeclaringClass(); if (declarer.getPackage().isAnnotationPresent(verified.class)) { return true; } ... --Tyler


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Jolanda Jansma/Knoxville Ice Bears
Kyle Rank stopped all 32 shots he faced on Friday as the Peoria Rivermen blanked the Knoxville Ice Bears 2-0 at the Knoxville Civic Auditorium and Coliseum. The shutout marked Rank's (10-5-0) league-leading fourth of the season and third for the Rivermen. In addition, Parker Stanfield scored the game-winning goal in his first game back with Peoria since his recent call-up to ECHL Florida.
With the victory, Peoria improves to 18-13-3 on the season (39 points) and extends its win streak to three games – all against Knoxville. Furthermore, the Rivermen are a perfect 3-0-0 against the Ice Bears this season and finish the month of January 8-3-0.
For the full box score, click here.
Peoria struck first at 5:12 of the opening frame when Stanfield found the net on a delayed penalty. From the left side, Kory Helowka's backhand pass found Nick Prockow alone in the slot, who ripped a one-timer on goal from point blank. Initially, Knoxville netminder Bryan Hince was able to make the save, but the puck trickled behind him and Stanfield knocked it home for a 1-0 lead. Prockow and Helowka, in his Rivermen debut, earned assists.
After a scoreless second period, Adam Hartley added an insurance goal at 3:09 of the third period to give Peoria a 2-0 lead. Dean Yakura gained the zone and picked out Hartley, who hit one time re-direction past Hince for his third goal of the season.
The Rivermen were outshot 32-24 on the night and went 0-for-5 on the power play. However, Peoria went 6-for-6 on the penalty kill and is now a perfect 12-for-12 on the penalty kill against Knoxville this season.
Hince (13-11-4) suffered the loss after he made just 22 shots on 24 saves.
Peoria concludes its season-series with Knoxville on Saturday with a 6:35 CST puck drop in Knoxville, Tennessee. The game can be heard locally on CD Country 107.9 FM or online at www.cd1079.net. Fans can also follow along via the live video and audio stream at www.americaonesports.com.


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Acadia Players' 'Some Enchanted Evening' to open tonight
CROWLEY - The Acadia Players will proudly present "Some Enchanted Evening - The Songs of Rodgers and Hammerstein" at the Grand Opera House of the South, located at 505 N. Parkerson Ave. in Crowley, tonight through Sun., May 19.
The songs of Rodgers and Hammerstein are a constant in everyday life. They are sung in the shower, danced to in ballrooms and heard on radios. Audiences still thrill to them on the live stage in their respective shows, and children learn them early on.
The Acadia Players musical production includes favorites from "The Sound of Music," "Oklahoma," "Carousel," "South Pacific," "The King and I" and many others.
This stunning collection of show tunes places five performers in a theatrical setting — first "backstage" as they prepare for the show, then "onstage" to present a glorious parade of genuine hits.
While allowing the performers an opportunity to explore the songs within their own styles and sensibilities, it offers the audience a glorious parade of genuine hits.
Directed by Logan Frederick, with assistance from Carolyn Patrick, "Some Enchanted Evening" is a heartwarming production that will take you back to scenes from your favorite musicals.
Providing musical direction is Susan Comeaux, assisted at the two-piano score by Judy LeJeune.
Choreographer for the show us Desiree Doucet.
The Acadia Players, a non-profit organization, was founded in 1979 with the intention of introducing community theater to local communities. First called the Acadia Arts Council, the Acadia Players tries to introduce classic plays and musicals as well as new plays. The Acadia Players is a family-oriented theater group and strives to include everyone who wishes to be involved in its productions.
Performances are scheduled for 7 p.m. this evening through Saturday, May 18, with a 2 p.m. matinee scheduled for Sunday, May 19.
Tickets are available online at www.thegrandoperahouse.org, or by calling the Opera House at 785-0440.
Ticket prices are $15 for adults and $10 for children.


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Wednesday, September 24, 2008
A Celebrity Moment: MK at Milan International Airport
A Celebrity Moment: MK at Milan International Airport
7 comments:
- Jenny Cindy said...
Love the coat, it really is amazing.
I always make an effort when I fly but I also want my travel outfit to be comfortable. I find leggings and a big shirt or dress to be the best solution. You can easily move in it and still feel stylish.
Anyway back to MK..I don't think I'll ever get tired of seeing her in leather legging...they seem to be made for her! <3
- September 24, 2008 at 6:21 PM
- M said...
haha! i love it.
she sits on her luggages as if posing for the camera! love MK
- September 24, 2008 at 11:06 PM
- katie said...
GAH!!!!!!! LOVE HER STYLE!! She's great and she's BLONDE?!
- September 25, 2008 at 11:49 AM
- myriam said...
I think that coat is fabulous!
- September 25, 2008 at 1:30 PM
- Diabolina 3.1 said...
i have seen that coat. i will thinka bout it and report back. ugh this is gonna haunt my dreams!
- September 25, 2008 at 9:32 PM
- MOND said...
is this bitch posing? hah this is great
never seen her.. acting like this
- September 26, 2008 at 3:17 AM
her style is both effortless and calculated at the same time. i swear she smokes because it looks cool and i love her for it.
- October 5, 2008 at 2:52 PM


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Jean Paoli and Brian Jones: More on Office Open File Formats
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He meant being co-creator of XML.rhm wrote:"How does it feel to change the world?"
When is Beta 1 suposed to be of Office 12.
rhm wrote:Still, even Nelson Mandella didn't change the world, just one country in the world. How does XML rank in the ladder of human achievement?
I mean, I'm as happy as anyone about the new Office file formats, but there's no need to turn Channel9 into Sycophancy-Central.
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Method Cards
IDEO Method Cards show 51 of the methods we use to inspire great design and keep people at the center of our design process. Each card describes one method and includes a brief story about how and when to use it. The cards are divided into four categories: Learn, Look, Ask and Try, making it easy to reference, browse, sort, and share the cards.
Created in response to requests from clients, colleagues, students, and teachers, the Method Cards are intended as inspiration for practicing and aspiring designers, as well as those seeking a creative spark in their work. It's a design tool meant to help you explore new approaches and develop your own. Use the deck to take a new view, to inspire creativity, to communicate with your team, or to turn a corner.
Learn more about the creation of IDEO's Method Cards here.
— "Learn, Look, Ask, Try: IDEO Method Cards Turn 7" by Craig Pelkey Landes, Fast Company


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TV celebrity chefs congregated at the James Beard awards, where — among the cocktail chitchat — a group of them started talking about their favorite food movies. Here's what they said.
Tom Colicchio of Top Chef said he loved the risotto scene in "Big Night" and thought "Like Water for Chocolate" was really sexy. Curtis stone of Take Home Chef liked "Ratatouille" and "The Cook, the Thief, His Wife and Her Lover." Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto liked "Tampopo" while Top Chef runner up Marcel Vigneron found the most realistic food movie to be "Dinner Rush." He says, "It's all one night and the food critic comes in, and one of the line cooks has problems with gambling, somebody gets capped in the the restaurant."
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