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The other (possibly interrelated) question in the minds of theatre-goers is "does size matter?" According to Godzilla it does, but look what happened to that. Such box-office horrors aside, somewhere along the line Broadway got big. Very.
Disney - not exactly an organisation which subscribes to the "small is beautiful" principle - muscled in on the theatrical action with Beauty and the Beast. Four years and counting it has been cloned, sorry, restaged worldwide, but in Manhattan it's now strictly for slow-off-the-starting- blocks out-of-towners.
Sophisticated audiences are much more interested in Disney's follow-up. Julie Taymor's vividly theatrical re-imagining of The Lion King is a critical and box-office bonanza. Six Tony awards later, tickets are, shall we say, a trifle hard to come by. Bearing this in mind, a friend pitched up to the box-office last week and requested four tickets for 21 November. "Which year?" came the reply. My friend can have any seat she likes in 2000, there's limited availability in 1999, but don't even think about this year.
It's a similar story with the season's other monster hit, Ragtime. Even the press office couldn't rustle anything up for me. I was forced to wangle a ticket via someone who knows someone who... Ragtime received the kind of notices politely described as ecstatic. Following E L Doctorow's novel and the not altogether dissimilar Show Boat (1927) it dares to look race in the face, charting the three strands of the population at the turn of the century who made America: comfortable whites, oppressed blacks and struggling immigrants.
The seriousness of the creators' intent allied to the frankness of the show's populism - it's a musical, don't forget - across such a broad social canvas has won praise and awards from all quarters. Yet even to one who hasn't read the novel, Terrence McNally's text feels schematic and the production over-literal. But it works. Like Eugene Lee's rather unimaginative but efficient sets, the dovetailing of the plots is superbly engineered and Stephen Flaherty's music floods the action, rising to hugely emotional and highly dramatic climaxes. Londoners will see it all next March when it arrives at the Prince Edward Theatre.
Whether they will get the full 240 volts of Brian Stokes Mitchell and Audra McDonald as the black couple at the considerable heart of the story is another matter. Stokes has presence and dignity to die for (and a damn fine voice) but McDonald is something else. Her physical conviction is mesmerising, her voice simply thrilling, and the whole deal resulted in her third Tony award. And she's only 26.
The afternoon I saw it the show won a standing ovation but that, alas, means precisely nothing except "applause time". No longer the physical expression of true joy, catharsis or plain gratitude at outstanding work, Broadway standing ovations are now completely automatic: the curtain comes down, the audience stands up. It's that simple, and that meaningless. Why? We're back with scale. And cost.
Americans arriving in dollar-devouring London practically burst with glee when faced with London ticket prices. Brits, meanwhile, stand open- mouthed when faced with a $40 minimum for a Broadway show. Bearing in mind that compared with the West End, most Broadway houses resemble aircraft- hangers with added chandeliers, you won't want the cheap seats so you stump up for top whack, which turns out to be $75. That's pounds 50 to you and me.
It's tough on tourists. Imagine you've shelled out for a little old-fashioned spacious elegance by choosing the newly-restored Warwick hotel. You're in walking distance of Broadway but can you afford to see anything? And what percentage of New York's indigenous population can afford this outlay? For those who can, the amount involved has a peculiar knock-on effect. If punters have paid $150 for a pair of seats (plus transport and a sitter for the children) God forbid they might miss something or don't enjoy themselves. Consequently, nervous producers go for the big sell. Subtlety and understatement vanish beneath the need to underline gags or drive home sentiment.
On the other side of the footlights, audiences want value for money. Consequently they are determined to prove to themselves that their money has been spent wisely. This accounts for the - to British ears - extraordinary amount of mutterings of approval at key points which suggests the acceptance of dramatic spoonfeeding and/or an appreciation of the budget, as opposed to being drawn in to the drama. Hence the ovation phenomenon.
There was plenty of leaping out of seats at the end of Twelfth Night at Lincoln Centre. Were I a design correspondent, I too would have been on my feet. Bob Crowley has heeded Feste's song "And the rain it raineth every day". He's developed his glorious rain-soaked set for the disgracefully underrated The Prince's Play at the National, relocated it to India, built vanishing-vista walkways over exquisitely lit pools, saturated it luminous blues and silken purples and created one of the most ravishing sets I've ever seen.
Director Nicholas Hytner is out to enchant and the rhythm and tone of his production are all of a piece but few of his starry actors can meet it. The best performances are Brian Murray's boisterously characterised Toby Belch and Max Wright's dishevelled dandy of an Aguecheek, but nearly everyone else plays one note throughout. Bizarrely, as Viola, Helen Hunt's sincerity (so powerful in the otherwise bogus As Good As It Gets) is her downfall. It comes across as earnest, and her almost uninflected delivery robs the text of light and shade, while Kyra Sedgwick plays Olivia's entire journey within a single scene leaving her with nothing to do but overplay her hand.
At first sight, A New Brain at Lincoln Centre's smaller venue looks like it too might be a case of overstatement. What chance an autobiographical musical about a composer struck down with a brain tumour? In fact William Finn's intimate show succeeds through its unexpected comic tone and smart line in bathos. A little of that would have done wonders for Bob Fosse's half-brilliant, half horribly portentous All That Jazz which followed a similar path detailing Fosse's own heart attack.
Graciela Daniele's crisp direction and choreography makes up for her unleavened musical staging in Ragtime and the classily performed show has rare and genuine charm. Finn's genial score bounces through doo-wop and Motown to late-night piano displaying a flowing instinct for wordsetting and frames thoughts about life and death, art and love with aplomb.
It ain't Dostoevsky, but that's good news, at least for Miss Riverton, who thinks he's the same guy as Stalin when confronted by her boss in the first of the delicious trilogy which is Power Plays. Two of these are written by Elaine May and the third is by Alan Arkin. Both writers also appear in them alongside their offspring - May's daughter Jeannie Berlin and Arkin's son Anthony - both of whom have inherited their parent's gifts. It sounds horribly incestuous but in fact it's a feast of comic writing with blissful performances all round. If Arkin's play - a dark, increasingly surreal fantasy about two working men - had the name David Mamet on it everyone would pay it serious attention. As it is, this hit production shows no sign of flagging, if only because of May's return to Broadway.
Long before Eddie Izzard was even born (1960 to be precise) she made her name improvising comic masterpieces alongside Mike Nichols - yes, that Mike Nichols, the film director of everything from Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? to Primary Colors, which he and May co-wrote. Watching all four in the helplessly funny dental farce at the close of the evening proves that if size is important, I'll have it small and perfectly formed, thank you.
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Dear Readers, I think everything is possible at this juncture, but scenario I give a preference is the one where the PRESSURE BUY signal generated Thursday is played out into the PRESSURE SELL signal in couple days, which could be like the distribution or little spike days on the upside. Having that said any sharp move lower with lower lows than last week will convince me that we are heading lower for few more days. Bottom Line, grand resistance is just a shouting distance away at 14444 DOW and 2155 NDX and 1577 SPX or so and, frankly, I would rather get it there and having it done. Even so, if our YELLOW BRICK ROAD is correct ( so far that is the case) it could stretch the game into early Nov. $US is calling in commodity currencies? I would be extremely careful here of all commodity currencies AUD/GBP/RUBLE/NZD/CAD etc... I think their days have come and are going away soon. I am less scared of CHF(SWISSY) and EURO on the downside. These EUROPEANS will do better into FEB/MAR 2008 even as day may undergo sudden air pockets. The same story with GOLD. Less so for OIL, that is why I repeat buy all gold and sell all oil , if you must hold inflation protection assets. Interest rates may back up for couple more Weeks, but should go lower into next year as ECO/Markets weaken.
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- Greenie said...
morning Boris. What do you think of ZAR currency?
- boris said...
Good Morning Dear Greenie,
I think this is South African Currency right?
In any case, 5.53 may have been the high ( low), but considering I ams still friendly with GOLD I think it could bottom at 5... sometime before FEB/MAR 2008
Good Trading - 10/15/2007 9:45 AM
- Alexander "The G.r.e.a.t." said...
Below is some Short-Term Geocosmics observations. It has similarity with your chart. http://stockmarketastrology4u.blogspot.com/
Alexander - 10/15/2007 9:50 AM
- boris said...
Dear AL Great.
Thanks a lot
I will read it, time permitting.
Readers should readit
Good Trading - 10/15/2007 9:55 AM
- Greenie said...
Dear Boris,
Yes, it is the south African currency. I hold no gold - only this currency. Have been in it since when it was 10. The way gold is running, the currency may have more room over next year. Who knows?
Best, G. - 10/15/2007 2:15 PM
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While Gucci is largely known for its nineties image of overt sexiness (courtesy of Tom Ford and Carine Roitfeld), I rather enjoyed the more romantic turn that Frida Giannini has taken for Fall 2012. Giannini certainly maintains Gucci's sensual aesthetic but relaxes the silhouette into an easy opulence that flows down the body. The generous use of velvet adds to this dandified air of refined luxury: it appears in flowery embroidery winding its way up tulle, is embossed upon smoking jackets, and rivets in tapestry-like printed jacquards. I love the allusion to Gucci's equestrian heritage with sturdy riding boots and jodhpur trousers; they add a bit of masculine edge to nymphlike romanticism on display. I am also a big fan of the military-inspired jackets. There is a poeticism to this collection with its finely crafted details and easy sensuality. Gucci delivers decadence and femininity without flaunting its more obvious message. And it loses absolutely nothing by not slapping one in the face with its "sexiness."
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Corsair Carbide Series 200R Compact Mid-Tower Chassis Review
What little money you do put out for the 200R is kept in the chassis as Corsair delivers it in a plain brown box. On the front you see the 200R along with a list of what makes this chassis easy to build in to the right of it. Then at the bottom in the thick black band is the Carbide Series and 200R naming.
Even though the transportation team decided to block off the English and another language completely, I do believe this to be a list of contents. It covers the 200R, the pair of fans, something I can't translate offhand, and the accessory kit. At the bottom are dimensional renderings of the chassis.
On the back there is an exploded view of the 200R as it shows off the fans, removable dust filter and bay covers, and the side panels away from the main body of the chassis. At the bottom I do believe they are describing the easy build features.
The last panel offers a chart describing all of the possible fan locations and sizes for each spot. At the bottom Corsair again shows off dimensional drawings so that you are fully aware of its compact nature.
To protect the chassis inside of the cardboard, Corsair first tapes the bay covers in place, then wraps the entire thing in a plastic bag. Once that is done they use Styrofoam caps for the top and bottom. Not only does it center the chassis in the box, it did a great job of protecting the chassis even with the box being pretty roughed up in transit by the couriers.
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Monday, April 18, 2011
Welcome To The Farm
Hello and welcome to the Wheat Montana Farms & Bakery blog page. I would like to formerly introduce myself. My name is Hillary; I am the daughter of Dean Folkvord the founder of Wheat Montana. As I have finished up my collegiate schooling, I am now learning the ropes of the family business. My dad likes to call it an 'internship' with the family. Some days I may be on the farm helping out, in the deli, or any place that needs an extra hand. I must say this does keep my day interesting.
Our family farm is located in dry land country in Montana. We sow our seeds and do the best to raise crops, but we have come to know that our relationship with Mother Nature ultimately determines whether we have a successful year or not. This connection to the land has strengthened my faith in the possibilities, while helping me understand how important it is to prepare for those things that you can control. Coming from a family with strong connections to the land, and one with intergenerational business ties, has also shown me how important it is to trust each other and plan together.
As I finished out graduate school this year, I was contemplating what direction I should take for a career. I pondered all the different options, my mind and heart kept returning home to our farm in Montana. After analyzing the pros and cons of jumping into the family business, I realized that I have been preparing for a career in business since my sister and I sold produce from our vegetable garden in front of the Wheat Montana Deli. Our first introduction to business and commerce was a lasting lesson about the interaction of man, goods, money, and motivation. While this was business at its most basic level, I have certainly found it ironic how this experience has followed me throughout my life.
My idea for this blog is to inform our customers and potential customers about Wheat Montana. I will give the good, bad and the ugly of the day-to-day business of the farming life. I hope I can inform you all, as well as entertain you with interesting stories of the crazy things that go on at the farm. This should get interesting so stay tuned!!!
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Hi Hillary!
I look forward to hearing the escapades of the upcoming Wheat Montana days.
Also as a Montana farmer, I'm sure I'll recognize the angst, joys, victories and challenges (of which rain and snow-can you believe it!-is the challenge of this planting season!)
Even though it is often said, "A farmer is never happy", farming is a very happy business. A great place to raise a family and for your family now, a great place to keep a family.
We all love Wheat Montana and make your deli a regular stop as we pass through to visit our Washington son and family (taking them WM bread and bagels) who moved away from our farm. Your father is lucky! :)
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Eileen Brady
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Born | 1961 (age 55–56) Chicago, Illinois |
Residence | Portland, Oregon |
Alma mater | Evergreen State College |
Occupation | Businesswoman |
Spouse(s) | Brian Rohter |
Website | http://eileenformayor.com/ |
Eileen Brady (born 1961) is an American businesswoman who ran unsuccessfully for mayor of Portland, Oregon, in 2012.[1]
Early life and career[edit]
Born in Chicago, Brady was the eldest of five children born to Charles, an attorney and businessman, and Susanne Brady, a Democratic community activist who served on the Evanston city council.[2][3] Brady graduated from Evanston Township High School and then attended one year at Hampshire College.[2] Along with several other students, she staged an anti-nuclear demonstration at The Pentagon, where she was arrested for damaging federal property and served 14 days in jail.[2] Following her release, she enrolled at Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington, from which she would eventually graduate.[2][3] In 1983, Brady married Tim O'Connor with whom she had two children.[2]
Move to Portland[edit]
In 1986, Brady and her family moved to Portland, Oregon, where she and O'Connor both got jobs at Nature's Fresh Northwest, an organic grocery store, where she worked in several different jobs within the company.[2] She and O'Connor divorced in the mid-1990s. She married Brian Rohter, another Nature's employee, in 1997.[4]
In 1995, Brady left Nature's and worked for several technology companies, eventually becoming a vice president at @Once, an email marketing company, in 1999.[2] Brady is generally regarded as a co-founder of the Portland-based grocery chain New Seasons Market, although one other co-founder disputes this claim.[5] Brady did not serve as an employee of the chain, which now has 18 stores, but claims to have helped develop its model: blending organic foods with conventional brands on the shelves.[3][4] In 2001, she joined Ecotrust as vice president of marketing and information services. She left the company in 2005.[2]
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In 2007, Governor Ted Kulongoski appointed her to the Oregon Health Fund Board, a panel created by the Oregon state legislature to develop reforms to Oregon's health care system. One panel proposal resulted in legislation that added health care for 85,000 children in the state in 2009.[3][2]
She considered a run for U.S. Senate in 2008, but decided against it.[2] In May 2011, she announced her candidacy for mayor of Portland in the 2012 mayoral election.[1]
- ^ a b Schmidt, Brad (May 31, 2011). "New Seasons co-founder Eileen Brady announces 2012 bid for Portland mayor". The Oregonian. Advance Publications. Retrieved November 15, 2012.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j Pein, Corey (March 7, 2012). "The evolution of Eileen Brady". Willamette Week. Retrieved November 15, 2012.
- ^ a b c d "Meet Eileen". eileenformayor.com. Retrieved June 1, 2011.[dead link]
- ^ a b Anderson, Jennifer (June 23, 2011). "Candidate Brady runs as more than just a cliché". Portland Tribune. Retrieved November 15, 2012.
- ^ Jaquiss, Nigel (March 7, 2012). "A New Seasons Founder Refutes Brady's Claims". Willamette Week.


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Two contestants were sent home Tuesday on "The Voice," leaving coaches Blake Shelton and Christina Aguilera each down one team member. Sixteen-year-old rocker Michaela Paige and pop girl Adriana Louise were the lowest vote-getters this week, and their exits slim the competition down to a Top 10.
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The results show was packed with performances, beginning with Christina Aguilera's world premiere, with Cee Lo Green, of "Make the World Move," for which she bared some perfectly tan skin and spent the rest of the show with a cotton candy afro. The single comes off her new album, which came out Tuesday, "Lotus."
Next we saw a montage of contestants talking about how their lives have changed since the show has aired, Sylvia Yacoub getting marriage proposals, Melanie Martinez doing a perfect accent of an old New York lady who kissed her on the cheek, and Nicholas David getting propositioned in the bathroom for a photo.
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Then Carson Daly began doling out results two at a time, starting with Bryan Keith and Sylvia Yacoub as first to safety.
Country singer Jason Aldean was up next, filling the void left by Blake's non-country team, and sang "The Only Way I Know" with the help of Dez Duron and Bryan Keith.
Cee Lo, who had a busy night, was up again, performing "Stayin' Alive" in an Elvis wig, along with his team members. A few safety announcements later, Blake took the stage with his team to do "Life is a Highway."
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The final elimination came down to Melanie, Cody Belew, Adriana and Michaela. The former were safe, the latter were sent home.
"Thank you for being everything I could have wished for and more," Adriana told coach Christina. In response, Christina said Adriana still "has yet to show the world how amazing she truly is."
Holding back tears, Michaela said of her coach Blake, "Honestly the moment that he turned his chair around for me, I know that I won."
About Michaela, Blake said, "I love this little girl so much and this is her first stab at this thing. She's going to be a star."
Blake added: "Her big old Mohawk is going to be walking across the stage at the Grammys."
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01/07 Vinson 2002: Our Kazakhstan (Russian) team members have challenged the rest of us to join them at 6:30am to train. Yarvand (Eric) is a highly regarded Soviet climbing coach so this should be very interesting.
01/07 EverestHistory.com: 1900-1925
01/07 Grays on Trays
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01/07 Erik Weihenmayer's book, TOUCH THE TOP OF THE WORLD
01/08 Alan Hinkes
01/08 Winter cybercast of Aconcagua
01/08 Lectures/Shows: A rare chance to hear George Dijmarescu and meet Lakpa Sherpa in person. Two of the very best Everest climbers today!
01/08 Vinson: Punta Arenas, Chile. Holla amigos y familias. Many of the climbers have told friends and family that we would be flying to Antarctica in a C 130 Hercules aircraft.
01/08 A Noncamper Conquers Canyonlands
01/08 Kilimanjaro 2002!
01/08 Nepal News: Press Release from Nepal Tourism Board
01/09 EverestHistory.com: The Youngest to Summit Everest is ...
01/09 Winter cybercast of Aconcagua: "Totally Stoked Vern Tejas"
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01/09 Everest Speakers Updated
01/10 Hello this is Vern Tejas for Alpine Ascents, this is the Vinson trip reporting.
01/10 Chris Brown has now completed both versions of the 7 Summits
01/10 Ginette Harrison; one of the best ever
01/10 Winter cybercast of Aconcagua: we left off with them they were up at Camp III, at 19,200 feet, hunkered down in a blizzard...
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Banana Muffins with Cinnamon Streusel
I actually hate bananas. I guess hate is a strong word, but I dislike them a lot. If you've ever seen me try to eat a banana, you will see a very disgusted face if it's a plain banana. A semi-disgusted face if I can smear peanut butter all over it. peanut butter makes everything better. Now that I'm thinking about it, I guess I should have made peanut butter banana muffins. I guess that will be next on my to do list when I have overly ripened bananas.
Banana Muffins with Cinnamon Streusel
For the batter:
- 1-1/2 C. flour
- 1 tsp baking powder
- 1 tsp baking soda
- 1/2 tsp. salt
- 4 small ripened bananas (or 3 large ripened bananas)
- 3/4 C. white sugar
- 1 egg
- 1/3 C. vegetable oil
- 3/4 tsp. vanilla extract
- 1 C. walnuts (optional)
For the topping:
- 2/3 C. brown sugar
- 4 TBSP flour
- 1/4 tsp. Ground cinnamon
- 2 TBSP Butter
~ 16-18 muffins (or 12 giant ones like I did, oops!)
1. Preheat oven to 375 degrees F (or 190 degrees C)
2. Line a muffin pan with 12 muffin tins and another with 6 (or grease muffin pan)
3. In a large bowl, mix together flour, baking soda, baking powder, and salt
4. In another large bowl, mix together banana, white sugar, egg, vegetable oil and vanilla (and optional nuts)
5. Mix the banana mixture into flour mixture
6. Spoon batter into muffin cups (tin should be 2/3 full)
7. In a small bowl, mix together the brown sugar, flour and ground cinnamon for the topping. Cut in the butter. Sprinkle and press lightly over the tops of the muffins.
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Thanks for sharing ... I need to make these.
World According to ShiaI've got ripe bananas waiting for a recipe like this! I make banana bread usually once a week. I will have to try these.
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LA By Diana Live MagazineI don't really like bananas that much either! But this actually looks good! I think it might be the streusel on top! I might have to try this!
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2013 - Michigan Commitment List
1) QB Shane Morris (Warren, MI)
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I'm from Wisconsin so I haven't heard any of the hype surrounding Morris, but is he really something special? I see he has the frame and potential to be a stud QB, but I seem to remember in the Carr Era all of our best Qb's came from pennsylvania, California etc. generally out of state. and the recent offer to Shallman makes no sense to me recruiting a fullback this early seems silly. Is Hoke going a little overboard with the Instate strategy?
ReplyDeleteI'm just thinking with Fred Jackson, Mattison, and Hoke you knew they'd be able to recruit in-state and Ohio, but they have yet to land one from out of state and these past couple classes out of Michigan and ohio have been stacked its not going to last forever eventually they need to recruit the rest of the country. I sure am glad that we're done recruiting undersized hit or miss prospects though especially on defense.
ReplyDeletelol Shallman's just because they said they want him at fullback and if he was to stay on the line I'd have no problem with it. if he's a fullback though is he going to be fast enough to get to the next level and deal with a linebacker who can run a 4.6 or 4.7 40? I like him more on the line so I'm confused as to why they want him as back
ReplyDeleteBenji what have you heard about Dymonte Thomas? I just read over at Umgoblog.com that he outright listed michigan as his leader, and it can also be seen on rivals although it is behind a paid wall and i cant read the entire article. He is a kid with size at 6'1 180 lbs and runs around like a 4.5 40-yard dash. He is a RB/Safety in HS so I was also curious as to where he was offered to play at michigan.
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to get the word out about this RB in Georgia...As a Sophomore he out gained the #1 recruit in that state: Isiah Crowell, who will be attending UGA this fall...Kiamani Thomas, East Paulding High School,Dallas Georgia... he had a breakout year as Sophomore..over 1200 yards rushing...this kid can flat out play...he was also made the 2nd team All-American Sophomore team, and was invited to the State of Georgia's Invitational Combine in January of this year...He's has already received several letters of interests from the likes of: Notre Dame, Oregon, Georgia Tech, Ole Miss, Vanderbelt and Mississippi State...however his family is orginally from Michigan...and would love to see him don the Maize and Blue in the recruitment class of 2014!....GO BLUE!!!..Brady Hoke & Fred Jackson...this kid could contribute to the Michigan Football Family


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Release Date: 2012 | Tracklist
Album Rating: 2.5http://music.aol.com/new-releases-full-cds/spinner#/8
Digging: Depeche Mode - Spirit
That would have been the better summary. Sorry Sowing. Pos if you weren't staff. :D
why the hell did I read the title as "Poor Mom"? what the fuck.
Good review. I still have to listen to the last Fleet Foxes, so this doesn't really interest me unfortunately.
Album Rating: 2.5The title track is worth a download the rest is pretty meh
Sounds an awful lot like Fleet Foxes first EP. Any way, it's not Robin Pecknold so I'm already sceptical. Going to listen to it now. I did enjoy 'People in Her Mind' as a throw back track though.
Woah, you're on a roll
Album Rating: 2.5If I have time I might even get a third review out this week ; )
Album Rating: 2.5haha I remember when it was: Sowingforcontrib2010 Sowingforstaff2011 The world will probably end before I become admin though. And somehow I don't think they'd want me I'd just make Irving staff and feature every pop-punk and female pop album ever ; )
If we get enough users to back you up it shouldn't be a problem :] I'll be your campaign manager! Sowing for admin in 2012... Vote for him because admit it, you all want Chan gone. Hooray!
Album Rating: 2.5Haha. But there's nothing cool about my name. No chan bans or jom bombs.
Hmm maybe we could do something with Steve - bereave...
The cover says it's pretty interesting, your review says stay away.
sowingfordemotion2012 good review tho
It's really boring, isn't it? =/
So, the album came out... Sort of the same as this. It's a good throwback album but it really doesn't have much of an identity of its own. They only thing I really loved about it was the vocals, production and the mixing. It has a lovely sound but it's like a really nice smelling cloud that is sort of forgettably pleasing in my opinion.
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Wisdom is a strange commodity. It is akin to its cousin common sense, another commodity that's all but common. Wisdom requires the hearer have the ability to recognize it while it's being imparted by voice, the printed word, or other means. I am convinced that wisdom poured into the ear of a fool has all the impact of a spring breeze on an anvil.
I am the youngest of 3 brothers. That is of no import in itself. I am over 6 years younger than my nearest sibling, 8 years younger than the eldest. My childhood was one of strife as I could not compete on the basis of strength. Guile and manipulation were the blades in my sheath, and I kept them honed and always at the ready. Those weapons didn't preclude the occasional pounding I absorbed. I learned that endurance is a weapon in its own right. I clutched the idea you may beat me, but you will never beat me close, fed it like a favorite puppy.
Adulthood has changed the dynamic, though tatters of our old pecking order still exist. Now I see my brothers age, walk into a season of life I too will weather... or not. All in its own good time.
Both my brothers are men used to using their hands. The eldest is a certifiable workaholic. Our father worked him like a field hand, and he grew to like it rather than to want to avoid it. He is functionally illiterate, depending on his wife to handle the 'paperwork' in his life. He is a graceless, crude, and abrupt person, viewing others as tools to be used, and should they not be useful, then fit to be cast aside. That has applied to everyone, including his own children. He has sired 4 children and has yet to raise one. He is a charter member of the "Hooray for me, and to Hell with you" club.
The middle sibling, still my elder, occupies a middle ground somewhere between myself and the first born. He is also a worker, used to doing what needs done. He was the source of the bit of wisdom I will impart by and by. He is a fair mechanic, a gardener and farmer, loves his livestock (too much, sometimes), and is basically a good man. He has lots of acquaintances and several friends. He has a wife, a daughter, and a grandchild. His hair is still red, and his walk steady.
I'm the dreamer, the one who deals with more ethereal concepts. I swim in waters strange to them. I was a bookworm, much preferring a good read to disassembling a bike or appliance to see what the 'guts' held. I'm fairly adequate in repairing things about the house, though I do not relish the prospect. I hate paintbrushes and plumbing tools. I do however like axes, chain saws, tractors, riding mowers.
We all 3 at one time were truckers, and all 3 worked for the same company. One day it so happened that we all rolled into a favored hangout in another state. We met up in the parking lot and ambled into this place, a roadside restaurant patronized by truckers for the good food and the hired help, which was mostly easy on the eye. The waitress on duty, who went by her CB handle Cherokee, saw us coming and slung a hand onto one hip and exclaimed loudly "My Gawd, here they come, Mornin', Noon, and Night." I know which one I am, but it'll just be my secret for now.
When my parents were alive, I was the peacemaker in the family. When different persons were out of sorts with one another, I was the go between, the one who managed to create a middle ground, a diplomat who bridged the gap of ideas, explained possible reasons for the supposedly egregious behavior of the other. Many times I got the wounded parties talking again, and that's over half the battle.
My, how the times do change. Now, I'm odd man out, and it's a garment that rides me like a wedding suit, fit for the occasion. The one time we 3 get together is Christmas. We are amiable enough, managing to get through the occasion without rancor.
My brothers and I were outside that Saturday (the one just after Christmas), sitting out in the shop. It was after breakfast, a meal my brother prided himself in preparing. Biscuits, eggs, bacon, sausage, gravy, stewed apples, all the fixings for a country breakfast guaranteed to harden your arteries. After the meal and a bit of chatter with the ladies, us guys excused ourselves and made off to the refuge of the shop area.
Out came the folding chairs, situated haphazardly but close enough for conversation. It was warm in the sunlight, though the long sleeved flannel shirt felt good enough.
We were just talking away, a lot of reminiscing about when we were kids, things we'd done, things we'd seen. A lot of talk about our parents, the way they were, the way they'd raised us.
My middle brother stopped and dropped this in my ear like a pebble in a still pond.
"You know the difference in us and our kids, don't you? We talk about things that are in the past. They talk about things still ahead of them. Things they want to try or do, places they want to go. They have a different perspective than we do. Most of it is still ahead of them. Life, that's what they have ahead. Most of ours is gone."
I tucked that away for future reflection. He was right, our conversation had been in large part a past tense exercise. I find myself more and more prefacing sentences with the phrase "Used to be", or "Time was when", or some other introduction into what my experience had been in the past.
I considered that it's the forward looking people who are growing, the ones who live in a still expanding universe. The old gaffers and gammers are the one in a contracting universe, headed toward our own personal heat death, an oddly appropriate description for the end of the universe and ourselves.
I'm going to have to change my perspective, I think. Look forward more, use the rearview less, try to ward off the inevitable.
I was suprised to hear such a pearl come from my brother, a man more comfortable with wrenches than words. I tucked it away, made it mine, and paired it with another pearl, "Wisdom is where you find it."
Not bad advice, coming from a man with grease under his fingernails.
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Star Citizen will not require a subscription not be free-to-play, it will will be available for a one-time purchase. And while players will be able to play in the Star Citizen universe for free, there will also be virtual items available for purchase with in-game credits so players can customize their ships and other items.
While the Kickstarter campaign ended late 2012, Chris Roberts' Cloud Imperium has kept on racking in donations through its official website and in the 10 months since the end of the Kickstarter has added an additional $17 million, for a total $19 million in funding.
Star Citizen Backers have brought us to an astounding $19 million! Stretch goals we thought would take months to reach are being unlocked every week. Thanks to you, the dream of a true AAA PC game without the restrictions of a publisher has become a reality.
At $19 million, you have unlocked the following goals:
- Know your foe with a Jane's Fighting Ships style manual free in PDF form to all pledgers.
- Manage Space Stations – Players will compete to own and operate a limited number of space stations across the galaxy.
- RSI Museum will air monthly, with a new game featured each time!
The manual will be available with the launch of the game. RSI Museum will start next month with an in-depth look at Freelancer!
We are also excited to reveal the $21 million stretch goal, a major gameplay feature we have been hoping to include with Star Citizen and the culmination of several recent stretch goal unlocks!
- Salvage Mechanic: Salvage isn't an aside: it's a career, with its own mechanic, story tie-ins and universe-shaping endgames. Search the galaxy for a host of valuable and interesting secrets using both the flight and FPS components. Discover the secrets of the ancient Hadesians, locate valuable components and cargo… or go down in history the first to make contact an entirely new alien race!
What's next? At this pace, it even seems possible that we will achieve these goals just in time for the first anniversary of Star Citizen's unveiling, on October 10th. (Either way, we have some surprises in the works for the community to celebrate that day!)
Some Citizens have asked if $21 million will mark the end of the funding campaign and the stretch goal unlocks. The answer is no: For a couple of key reasons –
The first is that goal of achieving $20M in development funding will actually be reached approximately at $23 million in funds raised. This is because we display the gross amount of funds received, but out of this we had to pay Kickstarter (approx. 10% of funds raised), Paypal/Credit card providers (approx. 4-5%), we have to reserve the fulfilment costs of the physical goods you have pledged for (over $1M right now) and finally the costs of building and maintaining the RSI site (which is a significant but very worthwhile investment, more so as some of the planned features like "organizations" rolls out).
There are also additional running costs beyond the development to be contemplated – customer support for the growing community, the cost of delivering terabytes of data and longer term hosting servers for the dogfighting and then later the persistent universe itself.
Finally there is one very important element – the more funds we can raise in the pre-launch phase, the more we can invest in additional content (more ships, characters etc.) and perhaps more importantly we can apply greater number of resources to the various tasks to ensure we deliver the full functionality sooner rather than later.
Star Citizen Packages will remain available as we continue to spread the word and build this community. A bigger community means a healthier universe population when the persistent universe goes live.
In the spirit of asking YOU what you want, we would like your input on our pledge counter and future stretch goals.
As always, your feedback will shape the future of the campaign.
The team and I would like to thank all of you in being the best community in gaming and allowing us to follow both your and our dream in building the Best Damn Space Sim Ever!
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This article is about literary character. For the television series, see Orgoglio (TV series).
Orgoglio is a literary character in Edmund Spenser's famous epic The Faerie Queene. He appears in the seventh canto as a beast and attacks the main character, Redcrosse, who symbolizes the ultimate Christian knight, during a moment of weakness. "Orgoglio" means "pride" in Italian. In chapter IX of Waverley by Sir Walter Scott the manor of Bradwardyne is compared to the castle of Orgoglio.
- Hadfield, Andrew (2001). The Cambridge Companion to Spenser. Cambridge University Press. p. 212. ISBN 0-521-64570-0.
- Edmund Spenser. "The Faerie Queen". The Norton Anthology of English Literature. Volume B.
- "The Faerie Queene". SparkNotes
- "Definition of Orgoglio". Wiktionary
Further reading[edit]
- Quitslund, Jon A. (2001). Spenser's Supreme Fiction. University of Toronto Press. ISBN 0-8020-3505-1.
- S. K. Heninger Jr. (June 1959). "The Orgoglio Episode in The Faerie Queene". English Literary History. The Johns Hopkins University Press. 26 (2): 171–187. JSTOR 2872024.
- J. W. Schroeder (1962). "Spenser's Erotic Drama: The Orgoglio Episode". English Literary History. 29: 140–159.
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Saturday, 7 June, 2008, 04:54 - ET: QUAKE Wars
I've set up the Dusk mod on the nedETQW server.Test night soon!
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Saturday, 7 June, 2008, 02:36 - >Misc Chat
Fenech v NelsonJune 91
12 rounds - DRAW
Fenech v Nelson II
March 92
8 rounds - TKO - win to Nelson
Fenech v Nelson III
24th June 08
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Jeff Fenech - age 44 - last fight May 96 - LOST
Azumah Nelson - age 49 - last fight July 98 - LOST
This will be interesting at the very least!
Friday, 6 June, 2008, 07:08 - >Misc Chat
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Friday, 6 June, 2008, 06:07 - Star Wars Battlefront
I've been asked to set up a Star Wars Battlefront II server. I went and bought the game to give it a go. It's a great game (especially if you're a Star Wars fan). The multiplayer gametype variety is quite diverse which is a good thing.By request I have a test server running (now) and will continue to run over the weekend. It's running all availble CTF(2) and Conquest maps in a random order. BOTs are enabled. 12 a side for conquest and 8 a side for CTF. A BOT will leave when a human enters. BOTs are set to 'elite'. Heroes are disabled for now but player awards are enabled. Friendly Fire is ON.
If you want to play on the server, ensure you are patched to v1.1
- link - the version of your install is listed top right corner of menu screen.
(DVD version of the game is already patched to v1.1)
server name: nedSWB2
Thursday, 5 June, 2008, 01:55 - Far Cry
The trailer is out and it looks great!- link -
official web site has added a forum...
hopefully a demo won't be too far off :)
Friday, 30 May, 2008, 07:05 - Enemy Territory
TomTom has made some ET FritzBot recruitment pics from old WWII posters. There are quite good :)TomTom's posters - here -
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Friday, 30 May, 2008, 06:58 - ET: QUAKE Wars
Well we are seeing the release of quite a few beta maps and mods for ETQW!The nedETQW server will be used for custom map and mod testing.
Here are some links of interest:
• http://community.enemyterritory.com/for ... y.php?f=24
• http://www.splashdamage.com/node/219
• http://etqwmapping.com
Some of the above maps and mods will be installed soon ;p
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Saturday, 24 May, 2008, 02:17 - ET: QUAKE Wars
Well it's here!v1.5 has been released for ETQW. For me the best thing about it is the added ability to bind spawn points and the improved BOT support. The official competition mod will be released soon.
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The BaroqueTowns of Southeast Sicily
... golden colored sandstone. The monumental churches and municipal buildings are simply stunning in the late afternoon light. After admiring the main buildings and piazzas we wandered away from the main center and found a little wine bar where we enjoyed a few glasses, some antipasti and conversation with a young British couple spending there last night in Sicily. So sad.
... views of ancient churches and the aqua blue waters of the Mediterranean. Google Maps has sure made traveling easier. We used to sometimes hire a taxi upon arriving in a new town just to find our hotel among the tangled streets with few or no street signs, and with bizarre numbering systems. (Why is number 39 next to number 418? and why is number 88 directly across the street?) Now we often don't even have to enter the hotel into Maps. If we've made a ...
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Like many of the places we've visited, Catania has a long and interesting history. Cathedrals built on the ruins of Roman theaters which were built on the ruins of Greek temples and so on so far back it makes the head spin. One of the more interesting chapters of Catania's history occurred in 1669 when Mt. Etna erupted, and the lava flows buried much of the city, resulting in over 12,000 deaths. The interesting part is that the monks of ...
... nearby, Mt Etna. One of the ancient sites is the Greek amphitheatre which could seat 7,000 people. It was a little challenging to find the place and the man who sold us the ticket was difficult to understand, and there were no signs with prices. He then had difficulty working out we needed €3 change! After a tasty lunch of a Sicilian antipasti, (meats, cheeses, olvives) and a Greek salad, we wandered back to our ...


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John McLanahan, chairman emeritus of First American Bank and Trust of Athens, was remembered Monday by friends as a quiet family man who excelled as a hardworking and trustworthy businessman.
McLanahan died Sunday. He was 74.
McLanahan was a native of Elberton, but after a life that included earning a bachelor's degree from Yale University, a stint in the U.S. Army stationed in Korea, and 40 years as a lawyer with Troutman Sanders in Atlanta, he made his home in Athens.
He was never one to seek the limelight, Joe Frierson Jr., said, but always led by example.
"I don't know who Frank Sinatra had in mind when he wrote 'My Way,' but he could have been talking about John," said Frierson, who knew McLanahan when they were children and remained friends with him.
Frierson echoed Bobby Heath, president and CEO of First American Bank and Trust. In a time of quarterly reports and demands for instant gratification, McLanahan always took the long view in business.
"He was always thinking about the long term," Heath said. "... Not to maximize current profits, but to maximize value for the future."
McLanahan took the chairmanship of the bank after the death of his father — the preceding chairman — in 2000.
McLanahan, with his decades of experience as an attorney and clients that include Southern Co. and its subsidiaries Georgia Power and Alabama Power, always brought an eye for detail to dealings with the bank. It was buffeted by fierce loyalty and strong convictions, even if it rested below a quiet and private personality. Heath said McLanahan's stewardship of the bank over the past 13 years contributed greatly to its success. Further, their friendship made Heath a better person, he said.
"He was a good friend and mentor, and I'm certainly a better person and better businessperson for having known him," Heath said.
Business accomplishments notwithstanding, Heath and Frierson, in separate interviews, immediately described McLanahan's legacy the same: his family.
"They're just great people," Frierson said of the 18-strong McLanahan clan. "Great family people. And they're passing on skills learned from John and Penny, their mother, to their children. It's just as close a family as you ever saw."
One son, C. Rhodes McLanahan II, works with Heath as the executive vice president and chief operating officer for First Bank and Trust.
"He has some very talented members of his family and I think they'll carry on his legacy," Heath said.
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Saying No — That's what I do all day. Every day. Dozens of times a day. I try to reply to every email from every entrepreneur who sends us an investment opportunity. I don't achieve that goal and sometimes I don't even get close. — But at least half the time, probably 2/3 of the time …


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This week I had the pleasure of writing a guest post for the Experience Columbus blog in which I explore the rise of ethnic food and its influence on the Columbus food scene. The full post can be found here:
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Thanks again, John! It was a great post!


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If you're wondering why I haven't blogged much lately, well here's why.....
My sewing room is a clutter of repair jobs. Everything from trousers to curtains to sun lounger cushions!
Squeezed in amidst it all are my own projects, thrown aside as urgent repairs arrived.
The table was cleared to make room to work on curtains.
Even my soft toys are hiding from the mess!
I have a day off work tomorrow, maybe a good tidy up, (I seem to remember doing that recently, how did it get this bad so fast?) and getting some of those fix it jobs out of the way will make my space more friendly.
If I want to get in there tomorrow, I'll need to do housework today, before going to work. I'd better get stuck in.


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Thursday, March 30, 2017
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Second-year safety Phillip Thomas is back on the field and potentially back in the Washington Redskins' plans after missing his entire rookie season because of a Lisfranc mid-foot injury suffered during a preseason game last summer.
"I'm feeling a lot more comfortable, being a year into the system and just getting the communication down and everything," Thomas said following an offseason practice last week at Redskins Park. "It feels a lot more comfortable. I'm just healthy and I'm out there doing what naturally comes to me."
Thomas was a fourth-round draft selection by the Redskins last year out of Fresno State and was in line to perhaps earn a starting job entering his rookie season. Instead, he sat out while fellow rookie Bacarri Rambo began the season as a starter but quickly fell out of the playing rotation.
"I definitely look at it as a redshirt year," Thomas said. "It gave me time to learn the playbook, see what other people are doing right and try to mimic them, see what they're doing wrong and make sure I keep it out of my game. That's what everybody tells me. It's a feel-good thing to say it's a redshirt year because of course I don't want to be out. But it gave me time to mature and learn the defense."
The Redskins re-signed one veteran safety, Brandon Meriweather, in free agency this offseason and added another, Ryan Clark. Thomas and Rambo probably will have to play their way back into the team's immediate plans for playing time on defense.
"It's just getting better every day," Thomas said. "Brandon and Ryan are veterans in this league, been doing it for a long time. I can learn a lot from them still, just going out there and competing and putting everything I have on that field and leaving it up to the coaches to make it a hard decision. If I don't end up starting [on defense], I want to be the starter on every single special teams and just run down there on kickoffs, punts, anything I can do to help the team."
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