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I've learned that the recently discovered Technicolor fragments from the 1929 Warner Bros. musicals On with the Show! and Gold Diggers of Broadway are being shipped to UCLA for restoration and preservation.
The fragment from Gold Diggers of Broadway will be incorporated into a partial restoration of the latter part of the film. The new print will consist of surviving footage and audio materials, plus production and publicity stills.
Additionally, it's possible that these new findings will be included in the Jazz Singer DVD, which is scheduled to come out next year.
Directed by Roy del Ruth, Gold Diggers of Broadway stars Nancy Welford (who had a very brief film career), and silent film veterans Conway Tearle, Ann Pennington (who also did quite well on Broadway), and Lilyan Tashman, plus Broadway sensation Winnie Lightner. Most of the film is now lost.
The backstage musical On with the Show!, directed by The Jazz Singer's Alan Crosland, stars Arthur Lake (Dagwood of Columbia's Blondie series), Betty Compson, Sally O'Neil, Joe E. Brown, and Louise Fazenda. I've seen this one and I found it entertaining, though many will probably find the leading players - at best - grating. (I actually found both Compson and O'Neil quite likable, and I particularly enjoyed Fazenda's brand of over-the-top humor.)

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Season in the Sun
Inexplicably, just as French cinema is taking a home-field drubbing at the hands of "l'affaire Leconte" (in which French filmmakers and critics have been publicly crossfiring since last autumn about the right of critics to club the apparently clubbable native product), Italian cinemaor at least its historyis enjoying something of a reputation makeover. MOMA chips in with this third packaging of eclectically selected postwar semiclassics, ranging from Luchino Visconti to Dario Argento, including several idiosyncratic landmarks notably unavailable on video. Primary among these is Roberto Rossellini's The Rise to Power of Louis XIV (1966), a ghostly historical essay shot for French TV detailing the monarch's political ascension to demigodhood. Rossellini shot the film and directed the timberlike cast as if Bresson were alive in the 17th century and making a documentary about the Sun King; the effect is chilling and crystal clear.
The series provides us with the perhaps unnecessary opportunity to view Nothing Left to Do but Cry (1984), a historical comedy written, directed, and starring Massimo Troisi and Roberto Benigni (unseen at press time and, probably, for some considerable time after that). The original Dino Risi version of Scent of a Woman (1974) is featured, while the cut segment from De Sica's The Gold of Naples(1954) makes its first stateside appearance alongside the Fellini chunk of Boccaccio '70 (1962). But among the video orphans, what's not to be missed is Marco Bellocchio's blistering Fists in the Pocket (1965); Argento's wicked giallo, shot by Vittorio Storaro, The Bird With the Crystal Plumage (1970); and Luigi Comencini's overlooked The Infancy, Vocation and Early Experiences of Giacomo Casanova, Venetian (1969). Best of all, arguably, is Visconti's Senso (1954), a mesmerizing romantic ordeal by mise-en-scène that, though common on tape, needs a screen as broad and high as Alida Valli's cheekbones.
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Max's adrenaline had kicked in now, and his heart raced as he was escorted through a glass automatic door, down a narrow hallway and through two heavy wooden doors. A burly, grimacing attendant pointed him through.
Max looked up to see Raoul Glaber wearing a red University of Alabama T-shirt, sitting at the far side of a round table and holding Max's index card in one hand and flipping it with the middle finger of his other.
"Very amusing, Mr. Timlin. That's an interesting name, Max Timlin. Just add a few letters and you could become Maximum Timeline."
"You seem fascinated with names, Mr. Glaber, and with time. Or shall I call you by your real name?"
"Do you know my real name?"
"Actually, no. But I do know that Raoul Glaber was a 10th-century French monk who saw Satan standing by his pillow."
"Don't be so harsh on visionaries, sir. I believe in Satan how can you look at the world and not but I don't see him as an ugly little gremlin. I think that he takes a much more reassuring human form, like yours, for instance, ... or mine."
"What is your real name?"
"Please call me William, if you like, William Miller. How's that for a classic American name. Don't you love those double l's in the middle? Almost like the Latin word for one thousand: mille. I love beautiful and interesting names. But I've told you that."
He reached for a button near his chair. Max flinched.
"Oh, not to worry, sir, there is no shark pool under your feet." A side door opened. Max was not prepared for the sight of Angela Powers (though he had her in mind when he wrote "Surrender Dorothy").
She, too, was dressed in red: tank top, soccer shorts, and thongs. She padded gracefully into the room, holding a tray with glasses of cold iced tea and some ginger snaps.
"Mr. Timlin. This is Angela Powers, but I assume you already know that. Isn't that a wondrous name the power of angels she is my helper and my archangel."
"It's a pleasure to meet you please, help yourself," said Angela to Max. "Aren't you broiling in that black suit? You look like one of the Blues Brothers."
Glaber or Miller or Whoever came around the big table and took a seat with Max and Angela near a window overlooking the water.
Glaber took some hard swallows of tea. "I like it Southern style," he said.
"Are you not from the South?"
"No," some impatience passed through the charm. "I'm from the West. And I don't talk to the press."
"And why not? Some publicity might gain you more followers. Isn't it natural that, given your message, people would turn their interest toward you as we approach the millennium?"
"Oh, come now, Mr. Timlin," the voice came from Angela Powers. It was deep for a young woman, and filled with character and intelligence. "The interest of the press is not in informing or enlightening, no matter what you say. It is to appeal to the largest and the lowest audience. Is any other institution more responsible for the decline in standards, for cynicism about the country, for spreading hopelessness, for fear of crime, for a picture of the world that debases anything noble?"
"But, Ms. Powers, don't The Watchers espouse a philosophy that is the ultimate pessimism, that the world as we know it will disappear?"
"God is no magician, Mr. Timlin. He's not into vanishing acts. We see the world as it is. You see it as better than it is and then portray it as worse than it is."
"You fascinate me, Ms. Powers." Max was sweating profusely. Why had he worn this darn black suit? And why did he choose a chair in the direct sunlight? He finished his tea, and held the frosty glass to his forehead.
"Are you a good writer, Mr. Timlin?"
"Not if you listen to my old editors. But I am fast. I think for reporters fast is better than good. Are you a writer, Ms. Powers? You are very well spoken."
Glaber smiled at the compliment to Angela like a proud parent.
"I thought about becoming a writer, but I saw what it did to my mother."
"Your mother's a writer?"
"She was. But she's an editor now. Mr. Timlin, are you all right? You look a little pale. Can I get you some more tea?"
"Your ... mother?"
"Yes, perhaps you know her. Her name is Kate Banks."
It must have been this revelation that unsettled him because the image of her, the beautiful image, suddenly went out of focus. There were two magnificent angels in red no there were three, and then someone must have turned the lights out, or closed the blinds, because wasn't it just daylight a moment ago or maybe an eclipse of the sun or maybe this room was a revolving bar at night spinning, darker and ... darker.
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will review the Endangered Species status for the Preble's meadow jumping mouse.
The presence of the Preble's meadow jumping mouse is continually an environmental issue in construction projects along the Front Range. In August 2011, the endangered rodent caused a delay in the progress of the city of Greeley's 30-mile pipeline project from its Bellvue treatment plant.
Following the status review and before June 1, the service will prepare a 12-month finding on two 2003 petitions, filed by the Governor's Office of the state of Wyoming and Coloradans for Water Conservation and Development, seeking to remove the Preble's from the Federal List of Endangered and Threatened Wildlife.
Preble's was first added to the Federal List of Endangered and Threatened Wildlife in 1998 as a threatened species.
Additional information is available on the Federal Register announcement initiating the status review. A copy of the announcement and other information regarding the Preble's is available at www.fws.gov/mountain-prairie/species/mammals/preble, or by contacting the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Colorado Field Office, at (303) 236-4773.


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Gas leak, crash closes interstate between Crowley and Rayne
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Louisiana State Police, Troop I, has closed Interstate 10 eastbound at the Crowley exit due to a gas leak due to a pipeline rupture north of Rayne.
Westbound has been reopened as of 3 p.m.
According to spokesman for Troop I Master Trooper Brooks David, a fatal crash on I-10 East between Crowley and Rayne at mile marker 85.
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Seneca, Missouri 6.67 miles NE
Fairland, Oklahoma 7.82 miles SW
Miami, Oklahoma 10.23 miles NW
Quapaw, Oklahoma 11.29 miles NW
Wyandotte, Oklahoma (map) | (888) 992-7591
Sites: 44 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 9 Reviews
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Mar 2016 - $15.00
Stayed one night at the campground. Very new campground that is owned by the Indigo Sky Casino. Hook ups and water looked new. Would stay here again. - depguy
Sep 2015 - $15.00
This is a very nice park operated by the Indio Sky Casino about two miles from Senica Missouri and 15 miles from Joplin Missouri. The Good Sam's RV book says that it has 44 full hook-ups but that is incorrect. There is no sewer in the park except for one dump station. If it had sewer I would rate it either 9 or 10. Not much to do in the area except for the casinos in the area unless you drive into Joplin. I have stayed there several times and will do so again. - Linda Allan
Jun 2014 - $10.00
Overnight stop in route. inexpensive. Recently opened. Hotel provided free shuttle from rv park to hotel/ restaurant/ casino. No sewer hookup at site, but did have dump station on grounds. - rv copilot
Fairland, Oklahoma (map) | (918) 542-6969
Sites: 160 | Latest Rate: $18.00 | 3 Reviews
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Apr 2011 - $18.00
Wonderful park, friendly troopers, peaceful, tranquil and lots of large open space. There is an upper and lower campground. The lower is lakefront and the upper is in the trees and wide open. Would go back in a minute if we were in the area. - Layne
Aug 2010 - $20.00
State Park is rather spread out. We stayed here as an overnight on our way through. It's about 15 minutes south of the interstate. Though the bath rooms were pretty clean, some were starting to show their age. Good value. We would stay here again - pmbeaty
Oct 2009 - $18.00
This is another beautiful Oklahoma State Park. To get to campgrounds, turn off U.S. Highway 60 onto State Highway 137. This road runs through the park with campgrounds on either side of the highway. We were worried about road noise during the night but traffic declined sharply after dark. We stayed at Echo Hollow campground on the east side of Highway 137 overlooking Spring River. We were in a shaded site with a good view of pelicans on the river. We will come back here when we have more time to spend so we can explore the area and fish from the enclosed fishing dock. I checked yes for big rigs as our motorhome is 38 feet and we fit in a site just fine. We had no trouble getting level. - travelwithus
2001 E Steve Owens Blvd Miami, Oklahoma 74354 (map) | (918) 542-2287
Sites: 48 | Latest Rate: $27.00 | 8 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $27.00
This park is exactly what we are looking for when we are on the road. Easy in and out, long level sites and good utilities. I called ahead to say we were coming. The office was closed by the time we arrived, but there were clear late check-in directions. However someone saw us come in and came over and opened the office to check us in. Very friendly. Wifi was available, but we didn't use it. We had a good Verizon signal. This is a nice no-frills park. It has a road in front with some traffic, but not a bother at all. There are showers and a laundry, but we didn't need to use them. We would definitely stay here again. - cgsmom
Jun 2016 - $27.00
Stayed here on June 20 left on June 21. Very little shade trees, pretty much an open lot with full hookups that are at each side.
There is a laundry facility with washers and dryers, fairly new remodeled bathrooms and the management went above and beyond what customer service means. - Denise M Smith
Mar 2016 - $30.00
We planned to just overnight in this park on the way through the area and used the late drop box as the office was closed when we arrived. Due to very high winds we stayed an extra night. The staff was very friendly and gave us information on the area and recommendations on places to eat and things to do. The restrooms/showers were spacious and were very clean. The WIFI was a little spotty but was average compared to other parks. We would stay at this park again in the future. - scottw
Grove, Oklahoma (map) | (918) 786-4289
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 6 Reviews
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Oct 2013 - $20.00
We thought this was very nice park, granted the sites were a little close but we had room to open the awning. There are only 6 sites open for rent, but we enjoyed our stay and will go back. The staff were nice and helpful, they had already started decorating for the holidays and it was very pretty. We camped for 3 nights. - User3253
Jun 2011 - $20.00
This park has only 6 spots for nightly rental. All others are semi- permanent. It is more of a trailer park/cabin facility. Very, very tight to get into. Not big rig friendly. The boat launch ramp is an incline railway that you tie your trailer to and lower with a winch into the water. We used a neighbor park ramp. We will not return, as there are many better parks on the lake. - cpeters
May 2011 - $20.00
Very nice park. Good fishing. The restrooms leave something to be desired and hopefully they will be addressing that soon as they are renovating alot of the resort, adding 7 new cabins and fixing the boat docks when we were there. If this park had a hot tub it would be a perfect campground. Staff and owners were very friendly and the rates for sites, boats and cabins are very reasonable. We will return. - sandimal
Miami, Oklahoma (map) | (918) 540-9100
Sites: 9 | Latest Rate: $1.00 | 11 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $1.00
There are 9 level paved pullthrough sites about 100' long with about 25' of mowed grass between each site. No reservations. Each has a 20/30/50A power and a water spigot and a trash barrel, no frills overnight stay. The voltage remained high even running the A/C. The area is clean and maintained. A dump station is nearby. The RV sites are at the backend of the parking lot which puts them out of the path of most of the traffic.
Occupy a vacant site and then walk to the far end of the casino building to the security office and register. You don't have to go through the casino to find the office. The first 3 nights are free. There is a dump station.
It is 4.5 miles from I-44 Exit 313. It is convenient for those with RVs who want to visit the casino or travelers looking for a secure overnight stop near Miami, Okla.
I would have rated this place higher except that to register they make a photocopy of your driver's license; and there is a mainline track with a crossing less than 1/4 mile across the field. The night we were here: 1 or 2 trains passed after we turned in, that I was aware of. We arrived around 7:30 on a Saturday night and found 3 available sites. The one next to us remained unoccupied overnight. We would definitely stop here again if passing this way. - Trailbuddy
Jun 2016 - $0.00
First three nights are FREE We stayed there three nights. Great people in casino. Food was very good and reasonable and available 24 hrs a day. Very level pull-through sites. Very long and spacious. Dump station was very convenient. 50 amp service and water. After third night it's $10.00 a night. We stayed three nights while riding our motorcycles on route 66. Easy on and off from highway. - New yorker
Sep 2014 - $0.00
There are nine pull-through full hook up 50 amp sites. They are gravel but level. They are also free for the first three days and you don't even have to enter the casino except to register for the spot. The trains can be a bit annoying but not real bad. They aren't frequent. The food at the cafe in the casino has a great breakfast burrito. I'd definitely camp here again. - BobWW
25301 US 59 Grove, Oklahoma 74344 (map) | (918) 786-6196
Sites: 132 | Latest Rate: $10.00 | 12 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $10.00
Said to be under new management as 'Eagles Landing'. A large, spacious venue for Class 'A' down to tenters. Clean and groomed, the new owner/managers are very friendly and helpful. 50 amp sites seem to be limited and out site was large enough but without shading. The situation of the property on the lake is perfectly beautiful. First row of sites by the gate are also beside the roadway with resultant traffic noise. Concrete pads but gravel roads. We would stay again. - Vdsavell
May 2015 - $10.00
We found this to be a very pleasant park for our style of motor home travel. Open grassy areas fringed with trees skirted several large ponds and a huge lake. While Bears Den appears to be an older park, we were informed it is under new ownership, and "sprucing up" work was going on all around us. We stayed for two nights before the summer season got rolling, so the park had very few campers in residence. The pool area was quite torn up for repairs, but a lot of painting and electrical work elsewhere in the park was progressing nicely. A long row of pine trees had recently been planted to provide a visual barrier to the close highway. Cable TV service was good. Marker flags indicated that new cable lines had just been laid prior to our arrival. Internet was only available at the clubhouse, but our own Verizon service worked fine. We recommend they add another entrance lane for the park so folks checking in do not block campers returning to their sites. We would love to return someday to check out future upgrades. - The Borgs
Oct 2014 - $10.00
Rate is RPI. Site in the front of the Campground are concrete with pads. It has security gate. We had a nice wide spot & it was long enough for big rigs. We were close to the road & did hear traffic noise but it wasn't bad. There are sites by the lake that are Gravel & grass. Utilities good. No wifi at site but they are working on that. Very friendly people staff. If in the area we would stay again. - jcpjane
1550 83rd St NW Grove, Oklahoma 74344 (map) | (918) 786-4303
Sites: 126 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 33 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $30.00
Although we didn't have a view of Grand Lake (one row back), we still had a nice spot, without someone crowding us on either side. Gravel roads, level gravel sites, with tight turns causing us to have to unload our car. Beautiful grassy areas to walk the dog, lake access, clean bathrooms & showers, nice laundry facility. Staff is friendly and "Lady" the cat is there to greet you at the office or in the laundry room. Reasonable rates, nice and quiet. Would definitely stay again! - MbMurchison
Mar 2016 - $27.00
Sites were nicely spaced and attractive and staff was friendly and helpful. I would have given the park great reviews except for two problems. Wireless service never worked, despite a call to the office (which was never returned). And the bathrooms were closed for maintenance for our entire stay. While this did not prove to be an issue with us, it could have been a huge issue for anyone staying without shower facilities. - GSVicks
Oct 2015 - $32.00
Stayed 3 days. We come here 4 times a year. The owners are very nice and treat us like family. While here we visit with family. There is no cable and wish they would update. Wifi is okay and have my own when it is hard to get on. The local TV channels are hard to tune in. We love staying here. - carebearmn
Quapaw, Oklahoma (map) | (918) 919-6000
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $1.00 | 27 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $1.00
The casino is just off HWY44. We camped overnight at the casino RV and semi-truck overnight area which was closest to the casino. We could walk to the casino (maybe the same distance as a couple of city blocks), but the shuttle came around every 15 min or so. It was a concrete parking lot with wifi and water and electricity hookups. There is another RV parking lot area at the entrance to the road into the casino.
It was fine for overnighting, but don't park near the semi-trucks as their engines go all night long. Otherwise, it was very quiet. There is a dump station available. Security patrols the area on a regular basis and it is very well lit. Very well!
To get your free overnight stay, park in an empty site, note its number, then go to the Q Club in the very nice but smoke-filled casino, register and get your player's card, then take it to the gift shop and tell them your site number and you are good to go. Gambling is optional. Very nice and helpful staff everywhere. - alm
Aug 2016 - $1.00
This was the first time here so we got a night free with the players card. Clean, level RV parking area. Water and 50 amp service. Shuttle to the casino. The buffet was TERRIBLE. Worst we have ever had at any casino. If we stay here again, we will eat in our RV. - arkietraveler
Jul 2016 - $25.00
Stayed here on our way to Table Rock Lake. If you have never stayed, you can go into the casino and get a players card, then go over to the gas station/convenience store and get a free nights stay. They have a courtesy shuttle to the casino, ask for the phone number when you checkin at the gas station, call them and they will take you to the casino. Same on the way back. It was basically a paved parking lot with water and electric hookups. No shade, very hot in the summer. But that was OK, we drove in, hooked up the air and went to the casino to give the RV a chance to cool off. Worked perfectly for a one night stay, passing through. But don't plan on staying long term if you want a nice shady spot. We didn't use the bath house, so can't say about how that was. It would have been nice to be able to get your players card at the gas station. Was kind of a pain to drive over to the casino, park way out in the parking lot so not to be in anyone's way, then walk into the casino to get players card, then drive back over to the gas station. But it was doable, just inconvenient. You are also allowed to use the casino pool if you stay at the RV park, just go to the hotel registration desk and they will give you a key card to get into the pool area, the pool area was very nice. There is a dump station if you need it. We didn't stay long enough so we didn't worry about using it. They have free wifi, make sure you ask for it when you checkin. The staff at the gas station were very friendly and helpful. No picnic tables or grills. - Fonda
Grove, Oklahoma (map) | (918) 257-5164
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Mar 2016 - $25.00
I don't usually sleep without ear plugs when we are camping. But, this campground is so quiet, ear plugs were not necessary! Slept the best I had in two weeks on the road. The owners, Erv and Kathy, are just the nicest people and are very helpful. Flowers and birds were abundant in the park. Full hookups meant we didn't need to use the campground showers (which could use updating). The view of Grand Lake is beautiful, plus Bernice State Park is right next to this campground. There is a paved path through the State Park, as well as a couple of bird watching blinds. We will definitely be back! We camped here in a travel trailer. - HuskerMama
Sep 2015 - $30.00
Older style park, very quiet with lovely views of the Lake. About 5 miles off the Highway and centrally located to nearby towns and Monkey Island. The owners are just delightful and nothing is too much trouble. There is no laundry but an excellent Laundromat 1 mile down the road. We did not use the bathrooms. Gravel sites with grass. Good wi-fi. Ensure you pull up before entering the park so that you can be met by the owner and directed to your site. Only a few others were using the park while we were there. Stayed in 38ft motorhome with tow. - OzFrosty
Apr 2015 - $22.00
I stayed one week with a couple of little dogs. The staff was very helpful with EVERYTHING, whether it was RV repairs, local attractions, backing my trailer in or the hiking trail right next door. They have a beautiful view of Grand Lake, pull-through and back-in spaces (large), lots of beautiful grass and trees. It's not like other parks that feel like you're crammed into one big parking lot. The biggest asset for me was that it was QUIET, as well as peaceful and serene. My brother stopped by to visit and he liked it as well. When I'm back in that neck of the woods, I will definitely stay there again! - Heather Harris
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This park was very nice to stay in while we worked to help the Red Cross using our motorhome as a base during the tornado restoration work that we did. Each pedestal at each site has a 30 amp as well as a 50 amp hookup, with good electricity and has good water pressure also available. In addition, there is a dump station in the park as well. Virtually every site is fully shaded, with parking on asphalt large enough to place all wheels of a 40' motor-home off the grass. As instructed we called the Police Department for permission to stay and the Lady there suggested that we might prefer to come to the Police station to avoid any potential hassle with regards to paying. We understood that the Police are busy, however we regularly saw them patrolling the road alongside the park, but we knew that we should pay the $10 nightly fee, and so we took her suggestion. Our stay there was uneventful, peaceful, and we would stay there again. - jmorgan54
Mar 2014 - $10.00
No facilities at this park just porta potties. Took moving three times to find a plug-in that worked. Very kid friendly has a huge park with playground. You have to go by the police department to get the permit they wouldn't come out for us so best to stop on the way by. - G_Escape
Aug 2013 - $10.00
We stayed here while driving Route 66. Campers need to contact the Baxter Springs Police Department for a permit to camp. Even though we called the police department, no one ever came to collect the fee. A dump station is available. There are both back-in and pull-thru sites. Grass was long but it had been rainy for a few weeks. We were able to wash our rig and tow car at our site. We would stay here again. - thetravelkids


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CD One is a rather mild affair, with drones and synth sounds that rumble in the lower sound spectrum with an occasional click that, however never grows out to be a rhythm. The second CD seems to be more "rhythmical". Imbedded in a stream of collaged sounds, rhythms (maybe it's better to say "flow of short repeated sounds") keep popping up. The sounds itself are that of low end bass ones and sometimes, very short high pitched sounds. As the piece evolves, erosion sets in: the low end (by now very low end) sounds have taken over life, only the be intercepted by a short, abrupt sound. The last CD in this trilogy is where everything happens on a more or less audible level. For roughly the first eleven minutes all the samples and their processing seem to come forth from eachother, and everything seems to be the logical extent to the other. Then a Chain Reaction like beat kicks in, but that seems short and the previous sounds take over, ultimately giving way to the rhythm again. Three considerable different CD's which clearly show the talent of Karkowski as one of the more interesting electronic composers and to those who doubt: also one that is capable of producing more then just noise. (FdW)
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A PAKISTANI NATIVE who a source said is on the FBI's terrorist-watch list kidnapped his girlfriend's baby from an Upper Darby home Sunday and may have killed the 7-month-old and buried his lifeless body along a rural roadside in York, police said.
Ummad Rushdi, 30, has been charged with kidnapping and related offenses after he was arrested early yesterday at his home in York. The baby, Hamza Ali, was last seen alive Saturday night and hasn't been found, said Upper Darby Police Superintendent Michael Chitwood.
"Our hope is that the child is alive, but the reality of the investigation thus far . . . is that the baby is probably dead," Chitwood said.


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OSHA News Release - (Archived) Table of Contents
OSHA News Release – Region 6
U.S. Department of Labor
Region 6 News Release: OSHA-05-2221-DAL
Friday, Nov. 18, 2005
Contact: Diana Petterson or Elizabeth Todd
Phone: (214) 767-4776, ext. 222 or 221
HOUSTON -- MWH Constructors has earned membership in the prestigious "Star" Voluntary Protection Program (VPP) of the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). A recognition ceremony was held at the company's local facility to honor its excellent work on the Northeast Purification Plant Expansion Project in Houston.
"MWH Constructors' excellence in effective safety and health management has resulted in OSHA's VPP Star award at seven separate locations," said OSHA Regional Administrator John Miles in Dallas. "Their outstanding efforts include maintaining an injury and illness rate 68 percent below the national average for their industry."
MWH Constructors provided all services necessary to complete the design and construction of the water purification facilities at the Northeast Water Purification Plant expansion project including site preparation, civil, mechanical, structural and associated electrical requirements. Headquartered in Broomfield, Colo., MWH Constructors employs about 6,000 workers who design, build, finance and manage many of the world's largest and most technologically advanced projects.
OSHA's Voluntary Protection Programs recognize and promote effective workplace safety and health management. About 1,350 work sites representing more than 280 industries throughout the U.S have earned OSHA's highest recognition as participants in the VPP. Typically, participants achieve injury and illness rates more than 50 percent below their industry's average.
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Queensland Health payroll hit by mood shift
- From: The Courier-Mail
- May 03, 2013
THE mood among those implementing the Queensland Health payroll system became poisonous as the full extent of problems emerged, an inquiry has been told.
IBM executives who won the lucrative outsourcing contract became defensive and abusive, according to Brett Cowan, who was tasked with testing the system before it went live.
"Personally I have never seen a vendor behave so rudely or aggressively," Mr Cowan told the Queensland Health Payroll Inquiry.
Describing the attitude of one IBM executive who was particularly vocal in meetings with Queensland public servants, Mr Cowan said there was a clear impression IBM was not so much interested in completing the project as having a "win".
"There was always going to be a win on the IBM side, not necessarily that the project was going to be completed successfully," he said.
The inquiry before Richard Chesterman, QC, is examining all facets of the payroll contract, which was part of a vast outsourcing program won by IBM in 2007.
After incorrectly paying thousands of Queensland Health employees since implementation in 2010, the collapsed payroll system continues to be a drain on state finances and is predicted to cost taxpayers $1.2 billion.
Mr Cowan warned the State Government in the months before the system went live in March of 2010 that it was riddled with errors and would not succeed.
Mr Cowan, who spent a decade working in the Swiss banking and insurance industry as a test manager, was working with K.J. Ross and Associates as a contractor/consultant when he took on the job of testing the payroll system.
He said each day he would file a report on technical difficulties, and the following morning an IBM executive would "spam" his reports, rubbishing them to all who received them.
Mr Cowan was stunned to find that after reporting faults to senior public servants, he sat in meetings and watched them re-classify the faults into a less serious category.
Mr Cowan said it was obvious the process was designed to "tweak the concept of severity" and "squeeze past the criteria governing acceptance of such systems".
"I was vociferous in my objection to it," he said.
He told the inquiry technicians working on the payroll system were not at fault.
"They were as good as you could expect to get," he said.
The inquiry continues this morning.


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3 Killed, 6 Hurt in Road Mishap
By Express News Service - SAMBALPUR
Published: 14th January 2014 11:15 AM
Last Updated: 14th January 2014 11:15 AM
Three persons including two girls died on the spot when a sand-laden truck rammed into an auto-rickshaw at Bhalupali Chowk in the outskirts of the town on SH-10 connecting Sambalpur-Rourkela SH under Ainthapali police limits on Monday.
Two of the six persons injured in the accident have been shifted to VSS Medical at Burla as their condition deteriorated. The driver of the truck managed to flee.
The two deceased are Namita Kerketa (17) and her sister Kranti Kerketa (15) of Bhutapada in Sambalpur town while the third person is yet to be identified.
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Bank records evidence suppressed
The Wisconsin Supreme Court sidestepped constitutional questions in a decision released today on a criminal case that involved the right of privacy for bank records.
The case involved Michelle Popenhagen, a bookkeeper for a Minoqua grocery store, who was fired when her boss suspected that money was missing from the store and an ATM machine. An audit showed that as much as $29,000 may have been missing.
The store owner called police. The police went to the Oneida County District Attorney who obtained three separate search warrants for Popenhagen's bank accounts.
Problem was that the search warrant form used was for civil cases -- not criminal -- and that the officers never filed an affidavit saying why they wanted the warrant. The judges who granted the warrants also failed to make findings of probable cause.
The detective working the case told bank officials they could either show up in court with the records or simply mail them to him at the police department. All three mailed the records to the officer.
Police used the bank records when thye questioned Popenhagen and she made some incriminating statements. She was then charged with theft.
Her lawyers, James B.Connell and Steve Lucareli, argued that the search warrants were unlawful. They demanded that the bank records and Popenhagen's statements be kept out of court.
Judge Mark Mangerson agreed and the prosecution appealed. The appellate decision reversed Mangerson and the defense appealed to the Supreme Court.
The majority decision said the messy subpoena procedure was enough supress the evidence and went on to say they'd leave the weightier constitutional questions for another case.
Justice David Prosser, in a concurring opinion, said suppressing the evidence is a drastic remedy but the state's misuse of the subpoena law was serious enough to warrant it.
Justice Annette Ziegler agreed that the supoena was flawed but said the judge should have been allowed to correct it and the trial should have gone on; she said evidence should be suppressed only if there had been a constitutional violation. Justice Patience Roggensack agreed with the appellate decision, saying that it was based on a precedent set more than 20 years ago.
Connell, one of Popenhagen's lawyers, said the decision is important because it establishes a right of privacy for bank records.
Interestingly, Michael Bloom was recently appointed district attorney in Oneida. He had been one of Popenhagen's lawyers. The Wisconsin Attorney General's office had been appointed special prosecutor in cases where Bloom had a conflict. Bill Cosh, a spokesman for the AG's office, said the decision was being reviewed.
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MANGUM, Okla. - Vicky Belle Chadwell, 52, died Sunday, Jan. 28, 2001, in Lawton.
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Spick and span hotel, stylish dining rooms, perfect breakfast. Did not have dinner in the hotel but used nice restaurant in the small town. Room light and airy with open roof to rafters. Easy parking outside. Staff were pleasant.
Not much of a view, but we were on an overnight stop so not looking for picturesque, harbour interesting to observe. TV had international chanels, but reception not brilliant.
Nice hotel near city center, room was good, breakfast offers much choice.
My room was not cleaned when I was arriving. No staff available to discuss that problem.
Missing of a restaurant / diner service
Location, setting and room
Staff should be trained a bit better to welcome singler traveller/client. They look good in give assistance to big group whcih are staying at the hotel for conference but unappropiate skills for single traveller. There was no table at the restaurant because they apparenly book the main room for the conferenz. Same thing for breakfast. Check-out took 30minutes (no one in front of me) becuase of problems in the use of word file.
The chef put together a very nice meal for us on request. The staff were very helpful.
This hotel is mainly used for conferences and group activity breaks. The rooms are in an annex and are basic but clean. There is no a la carte restaurant service as such as they cater mainly for group bookings. This is not really a hotel for individual travellers.
Very well designed and appointed; very quiet; helpful staff; great breakfast;reasonable price.
Very good staff and food. Even though check out was 9 (which was unusual early I think), they let me stay until 11. Good food, bed, free internet connection, parking, breakfast.
Too early check out time.
The staff was quick and spoke several languages.
Breakfast was good
General state was very poor,the bathrooms & bedrooms were dirty & we did not feel comfortablr enough to stay for more than 1 night-I would not stay here ever again
Staff was very friendly and helpful.
Personnell of the hotell was nice and helpful from the info desk to the cleaning staff. One night stay and no problems.
The hotel furnishing, all the way from the barh room tiles to linen and towels would need a renewal considering all the stars given to the hotel. The air wasn't that fresh either, so there might be even more to do. A lot of dust and spider webs could have just been cleaned away.
Quiet, clean and comfortable. Recommended for a good night on a trip.
The facilities were new and clean with everything needed to meet our very basic needs.
The cost was high for what you get for your money. There are no little extras included. Even the bathroom was not stocked with the little complimenary shampoo or lotions. The resturant is not attached to the hotel and is located with a tank station and convenience store right of the expressway.
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The objective of this book is to impart an in-depth understanding of basic accounting principles to the beginning or struggling accounting student, bookkeeper, or business owner. By simplifying complex concepts, Basic Accounting Simplified will help the "student" to think through, understand, and master the more difficult issues that will be taught as their education progresses. Straightforward instructions guide the reader through this process and engage the reader every step of the way. The book: *Presents an easy-to-grasp technique that can be mastered in a short time. * Uses a unique teaching method (see below). * Explains journal entries and their relation to the trial balance. * Displays and explains the journals and ledgers and all postings. * Exhibits a full set of accounting books. * Covers the steps necessary to make financial statements. Basic Accounting Simplified is the "safety net" every accounting student should have in order to be successful in this field. The "primer" starts with the first element of the accounting method--the journal entry, then skips to the last component--the trial balance. That makes it easier to grasp the essentials of accounting. Then the middle, the journals and ledger, are integrated and clarified, so the whole makes sense. The result is a faster, much clearer comprehension that demystifies in an engaging way. REVIEWS: "The authors...make the mystery easy to unravel... explains with humor and fun, why ledgers and journals need to be understood... This primer is concise and full of useful illustrations..." --Sidney Kess, CPA, JD, LLM. "Finally, there is a book on the market with an easy-to-grasp formula that can help bewildered students, confused bookkeepers, and business owners...to understand the principles of accounting." --Bruce J. Temkin, author of The Terrible Truth About Investing. "Why struggle with accounting concepts? This is the first book to explain a practical system in a readily understood manner." --Lester J. Mantell, CPA, JD, LLM, New York, NY. "A straightforward, step-by-step process makes difficult concepts easy to understand." --Richard Epstein, CPA, New York, NY.
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A multi-ship C-17 formation is scheduled to take off
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Up to 9 C-17s will take off in the morning and will depart on a training route that will include
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The exercise has been coordinated with the Charleston County Aviation Authority and will not
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Thursdays event will complete over 500 training requirements and will maintain mission
readiness. LFEs are an efficient method of training C-17 Globemaster III aircrew, maintenance
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KD tweeted a while back that he was going to be filming a spot for a "deo-Durant" ad as he put it and the first promo has dropped. Durant has inked an endorsement deal with Degree and in this ad, he's with Bear Grylls, Mark Sanchez and Tony Hawk. Decent company. There's something about challenges involved with this ad campaign where Bear does things involved with the athletes. The KD challenge for Bear is that he has to jump off a cliff and latch onto a passing helicopter. You know, an alley-oop. I'm glad they didn't ask KD to participate in that part.


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Gave dingen maak je, erg creatief maar ergens ook wel een beetje creepy.
I was blown away by the feature you had in Make, I'm so glad to see you on Instructables. Thanks for pushing the boundaries between art and science that much closer, I'll be looking forward to future I'bles!


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Camp Shakespeare is an 18-year-old education program run by the Colorado Shakespeare Festival. Each summer, kids ages 10-18 come to CU-Boulder's campus to study Shakespeare with CSF professionals. Working in small groups, these students learn about Shakespeare by rehearsing, staging, and performing a shortened play on the Outdoor Mary Rippon Stage. Camp Shakespeare is a fabulous way for kids and teens to explore theater and Shakespeare in a creative and supportive environment.
In addition to acting training, students participate in master classes with special guests from the CSF company. Campers also work with a stage combat professional to learn the safe way to fight onstage. Tuition includes one ticket to attend the CSF production of The Comedy of Errors on Tuesday, July 19 at 6:30 p.m.
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Step 1: Submit PaperworkTo register, please complete the online registration and waiver forms here. If you prefer to mail the forms, you may download the registration form and waiver here and mail the completed form to:CSF Education & OutreachAttn: Camp Shakespeare 277 UCBBoulder, CO 80309
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Over 200 cats competed this weekend in Waukesha at the Great Lakes Regional Pedigreed & Household Pet Cat Show. Here are some local and out-of-state title-bearing competitors.
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You know that cookie with the slightly crisp edges, chewy center, and magical ability to stay fresh for days? That's the sweet, sassy molasses talking. Lightly spiced, addictively chewy, and unapologetically molasses-y, this is our favorite version yet of the classic holiday cookie.
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This recipe is fabulous. I've made it over a dozen times. Always a winner.
Didn't have any flour so i substituted raw chicken. They turned out alright. not like the picture (should have flattened it with the bottom of a glass). way too much cardamom.
Didn't have any flour so i substituted raw chicken. They turned out alright. not like the picture (should have flattened it with the bottom of a glass). way too much cardamom.
I baked these cookies once, followed the recipe exactly. They have a nice-enough flavor but were too "cakey" for my liking. The description promises a cookie that is crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside but I could not get that result, even when I (purposely) under-baked one batch. I won't try these again.
I am by no means a baker...but was invited to a cookie exchange for the last 2 Christmas' and baked these cookies! Of course I did a few trial run batches, that my family loved. They were the best cookies at the exchange! I used packaged ground cardamom and sea salt and followed the recipe exactly without flattening them. These are now my go to cookies and are as good as my East Coast Grandmother used to make!!
This recipe is a dud. I made it, against my better judgement, to the letter the first time. It was terrible - too salty, spices were overpowering, and cookies puffed up into balls rather than the flat look in the photo. Used bootstrap, nowhere near as dark as the photo. Second time, cut back on the salt, baking soda and spices. Better but still a puffed ball and not very tasty. Any recipe that needs this much adjustment was poorly designed. Spend your time and your ingredients on a better recipe.
I followed the recipe exactly (except for Kosher salt, which may be why the cookies were a bit too salty), but the not as spicy/molasses-y nor as dense and chewy as I hoped they would be.
The first review nailed it...WAY TOO MUCH SALT. I used kosher, if I had used iodized/table salt it would be worse. Also agree with others that if you grind your own cardamom, use less. Otherwise you get salty, overpowering with cardamom cookies - rarely do I have to toss anything I make out, but these hit the garbage after trying a few. So thirsty afterwards. They look awesome though.
This should be called chewy spice cookies. For the cardamom I smashed green pods, took out the seeds and ground them. The 3/4tsp. was just too much. These cookies are delicious but a little overpowering alone. I paired them with some ice cream and that helped. I will make these again and cut back on the cardamom. (If you are using store bought ground cardamom it is not as strong as the seeds and you shouldn't have this problem.)
Yummy! My family loved these at Christmastime. They were all gone before i knew it!


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Show transcribed image text In the process of producing piston rings, the rings are subjected to a first grind. Those rings whose thicknesses remain above an upper specification are reground. The history of the grinding process has been that on the first grind 60% of the rings meet specifications (and are done processing) 25% of the rings are above the upper specification (and are reground) 15% of the rings are below the lower specification (and are scrapped) The history has been that after the second grind, 80% of the reground rings meet specifications 20% of the reground rings are below the lower specification A ring enters the grinding process today, find the following probabilities based on that ring. Hint: It may be helpful to define the events as A = The ring meets specs on the first grind B = The ring is above specs on the first grind C = The ring is below specs on the first grind D = The ring meets specifications given B Evaluate P[ the ring is ground only once ]. Evaluate P[ the ring meets specifications ]. Evaluate P[ the ring is ground only once | the ring meets specifications]. Are the events {the ring is ground only once} and {the ring meets specifications} independent events? Explain. Describe any two mutually exclusive events in this situation.
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Aubreigh Cienna Elbey - June 16, 2010
To Rajuy and Salli (Streeter) Elbey of Mt. Dora, FL, on Wednesday, May 12, 2010, a daughter, Aubreigh Cienna. She weighed seven pounds, 11 ounces.
Grandparents are Gene and Joyce Streeter of Brady, Malon Elbey and the late Bobby Washington of Buffalo, NY.
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YoungLives Pittsburgh
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501 Jefferson Road Pittsburgh PA 15235 USA
YoungLives reaches out to pregnant teenage girls and teen mothers to give them direction, support, hope and healing. This is accomplished through a one-on-one mentoring program with caring adult women who commit to investing in the lives of a teenager and her baby for one year. These mentors offer unconditional love and friendship while modeling healthy parenting and life skills that promote personal growth and responsibility.
In under two years of operation, more than 50 girls and their babies have already been positively impacted by the work of this ministry in t heir lives. Some of their accomplishments include: 1 teen mom earned her GED, 2 earned their driver's licenses and bought their first cars, 2 have completed their first year of college, 3 girls are enrolled in vocational schools, 3 have left physically abusive relationships, 3 teen moms are becoming "junior mentors", 6 graduated from high school in 2009, 6 became certified in adult & infant CPR, 8 teen moms moved into their own apartments, 10 earned YMCA memberships by regularly attending Bible study, 19 teen moms have found part-time employment, and 30 teen moms attended budgeting, parenting, nutrition, and/or prenatal classes.
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25 teen moms
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Pittsburgh and surrounding areas
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