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Theater Arts
First Destination Data
Alumni Career Paths
What to do with a degree in Theater Arts
Theater Arts Web Sites
Graduate School Information
Theater Arts at Brandeis is uniquely taught at the intersection of history, theory, literature, and performance. Students are exposed to a curriculum combining academic inquiry and practical artistic experience, as it incorporates diversity and community in a sophisticated process of creative expression. Study in the theater arts, through tracks in acting, dance and movement, design/tech, directing, educational theater, musical theater, stage management, and sound design, not only explores the complex role of theater in society but helps students to develop their artistry with the idealism of a global perspective. The department states that its approach continually reflects the mission of Brandeis University as a place where collaborative artistic achievement serves as a model for progressive human enterprise.
The department website also contains career-related resources, in particular the opportunities for hands-on experience through Brandeis University's spectacular Springold Theater; the Brandeis Theater Company creating cutting edge theater; and keeping current with The Callboard: Theater Arts and Alumni News.
First Destination Data
The Hiatt Center is pleased to provide a list of organizations, titles and fields of alumni who majored in your discipline. Click here to download a sortable spreadsheet listing the first destination graduate programs and employment opportunities that Theater Arts alumni from the classes of 2008-2012 secured within six months of graduation.
The diverse list is indicative of the wealth of transferable skills students cultivate as a Theater Arts major at Brandeis.
Theater Arts Alumni
The Hiatt Center is pleased to provide a list of organizations, titles and fields of alumni who majored in your discipline. The list represents a wide array of professions, which is indicative of the wealth of transferable skills students cultivate as a Theater Arts major at Brandeis.
|Boston College
|Resident Director
|Higher Education Administration
|Manager of Development and Fundraising
|Somerville Public Schools
|7th/8th grade Resouce Room & Inclusion Teacher
|NBCUniversal, Inc.
|Corporate Social Responsibility Assistant
|Pacific Conservatory for the Performing Arts
|Music Direction Intern
|Performing Arts
|Production Secretary for "Girls" Season 4
|Boston Ballet
|Overhire Junior Stitcher
|Performing Arts
|Preschool Teacher
|Portland Stage Company
|Scenic Intern
|Performing Arts
|Good Shepherd Services
|College Access and Success Counselor
|Social Services
|Handel and Haydn Society
|Audience Services Manager
|Harmon Law Offices
|Legal Assistant
|JET Program
|Assistant Language Teacher
In addition to you coursework, internships can be extremely beneficial as you develop academic and professional skills. The Brandeis Internship Exchange is an easy and convenient online tool for you to find and share real internship opportunities. Just log on with your UNET ID and use the advanced search to identify majors' internships.
What to Do with a Degree in Theater Arts (.pdf)
Theater Arts Web Sites
- American Association of Community Theatre
- The Art and Science of Theater
- Educational Theatre Association
- Job Listings and Internships for Entertainment Careers
- Playbill
- Screen Actors Guild
- The Shakespeare Theatre
- Stage Managers Association
Graduate School Information and Resources
Skills, Abilities & Knowledge
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- Speaking — Talking to others to convey information effectively.
- Active Listening — Giving full attention to what other people are saying, taking time to understand the points being made, asking questions as appropriate.
- Reading Comprehension — Understanding written sentences and paragraphs.
- Social Perceptiveness — Being aware of others' reactions and understanding why they react as they do.
- Coordination — Adjusting actions in relation to others' actions.
- Time Management — Managing one's own time and the time of others.
- Critical Thinking — Using logic and reasoning to identify the strengths and weaknesses of alternative solutions, conclusions or approaches to problems.
- Learning Strategies — Selecting and using training/instructional methods and procedures appropriate for the situation when learning or teaching new things.
- Monitoring — Monitoring/Assessing performance of yourself, other individuals, or organizations to make improvements or take corrective action.
- Judgment and Decision Making — Considering the relative costs and benefits of potential actions to choose the most appropriate one.
- Oral Expression — The ability to communicate information and ideas in speaking so others will understand.
- Speech Clarity — The ability to speak clearly so others can understand you.
- Oral Comprehension — The ability to listen to and understand information and ideas presented through spoken words and sentences.
- Memorization — The ability to remember information such as words, numbers, pictures, and procedures.
- Originality — The ability to come up with unusual or clever ideas about a given topic or situation, or to develop creative ways to solve a problem.
- Written Comprehension — The ability to read and understand information and ideas presented in writing.
- Speech Recognition — The ability to identify and understand the speech of another person.
- Fluency of Ideas — The ability to come up with a number of ideas about a topic (the number of ideas is important, not their quality, correctness, or creativity).
- Information Ordering — The ability to arrange things or actions in a certain order or pattern, according to a specific rule or set of rules (e.g., patterns of numbers, letters, words, pictures, mathematical operations).
- Esthetics, cultural trends, and history of ideas
- Human behavior, motivation, and psychology
- Leadership and coordination of people and resources
- Management principles involved in strategic and project planning and resource allocation
- Media production, communication, and dissemination techniques and methods
- Performance and craft
- Structure and content of language
- Theory, techniques, tools, and principles required to compose, produce, and perform works of music, dance, visual arts, and drama
- Quantitative reasoning
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Sample of Possible Occupations
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Here is a rare find: a Man vs Woman MMA bout. I don't know if this is a smoker, but it's actually a pretty good fight. The best part is 2Pac's "How does it feel" is playing the background to the audience's delight.
Props go out to URDirt.com reader Ctroll on the find of the video.
That guy is Narcisist he lost to Michelle Rodriguez from Lost it looks like
It would have been funnier if the guy was wearing a wife beater when they fought
Sometimes I wonder about who they give mma licenses to promoters who do things like this
Jeff Monson is fighting her next
You can see the guy really didn't want to fight her but I would have launched a flying knee at her for trying to kick me
I would of pulled her hair and kneed her in the grill
this is just frustrating to watch. he was obviously holding back. why??? i suppose most men do. well then they shouldnt fight a woman in the first place if they feel like that. if you cant treat her like a male opponent then dont even start. theres only two ways a man looses to a woman on points like this one. he lets her win because he holds back and in essence beats himself. or he is a very pathetic, untrained out of shape skinny twirp or fat slob who simply cant do that much against a well trained female fighter. so its all pointless. fact is you match it up equally with size and experience and its real and the man is not holding back, then she can simply never win.
thats not true, it is in most cases. but if a woman trians hard enough she can beat even trained men. Look at Cyborg Santos, i bet she could beat most guys, honestly. I also think she could rank well against men of her weight class in mma, maybe 50th or so.

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Oh - PERFECT!
This is the first blue and brown that I like together. It will be good.
I am doing a dark, dark blue and bright orange for my GS and wife in the Drunkards path pattern. Sort of Asian fabrics and they are Japanese and Cambodian so it is their choice. I only have a couple of blocks done but I like it.
If I can take a photo of a block I will post it.
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Likewise. I like the fabric, but cut up small enough for DP, I don't think I would care for it myself. JMHO The design would be too disrupted.Originally Posted by bearisgray
Yes, this!
:thumbup:Originally Posted by MadQuilter
Oh yes! Go for it.
Originally Posted by #1piecemaker
Personally, I think you're going to totally loose both the impact of the fabric AND the impact of the DP block...but I do like the fabric. Make up a 16 patch and see what you think before committing to a whole quilt, let alone two of them.
maybe use in the border but not in the block
will distract from the block
my opinion :-D
Suggestion ... audition it.
cut drunkard path holes in sheets of paper or cloth in the contrast color you plan to use, lay it on the fabric. Or cut a few pieces.
It sounds like a good idea, but IMHO, you are going to lose the impact of both the drunkard's path pieces AND your wavy fabric.
(cool if I'm wrong, tho)


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Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Book Review: Birmingham 1963: How a Photograph Rallied Civil Rights Support
Birmingham 1963: How a Photograph Rallied Civil Rights Support
Shelley Tougas
Birmingham 1963 focuses on the controversial Children's Crusade through which civil right leaders launched Project C (for Confrontation) to jumpstart desegregation in Birmingham, Alabama in 1963. In May, 1965 the Children's Crusade became a model for nonviolent protest when African American children marched for their rights. This account tells how Charles Moore's photograph of teenagers being brutally assaulted with fire hoses against a building started up enough controversy to bring attention to the level of discrimination occurring, which effectively obliged the oppressive, white Birmingham establishment to move forward in civil rights. Moore effectively became a protester himself because his picture's details imparted a power that changed history. All Americans became witnesses to the hate and prejudice that were on trial. The photo rallied the Civil Rights Movement and energized the public by highlighting civil rights as a national problem needing a national solution. Lastly, the picture encouraged Congress to finally pass laws to give all citizens equal rights regardless of the color of their skin.
Additional, information can be found on African-American History Online databases.
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Alec Waugh's Martinique, and a Brotherly Deed to the World
In this amusing, time-capsule of a talk, given at a 1956 Books and Authors Luncheon to promote his best-selling novel Island In the Sun, Alec Waugh explains how he came to write about the West Indies.
London in 1925, though in many ways a pleasant place for a young man to live, presented two insuperable problems: there was no fresh material to write about, and the newly emancipated woman of the time "puzzled" him with her contradictory demands of complete equality and expectations to be protected and cared for. Thus he set off on a round-the-world trip, hoping to find new grist for his creative mill as well as "a Polynesian hula girl" to satisfy his domestic needs. India, alas, had been thoroughly exploited by Kipling. Malaya, which intrigued him at first, he came to realize was the province of W. Somerset Maugham. In Tahiti his plans for romance went awry when he fell in love not with a native girl but "a charming American woman" who was, alas, married to an equally attractive man whom she had no intention of leaving. It was after this disappointment that he chanced upon Martinique.
What differentiates the West Indies from other colonial outposts, he explains, is there being no indigenous population, "no free-born proletariat," but rather one "imported from Africa." This presents the would-be novelist with "a whole new and exciting series of problems." Still, he had no intention of making the West Indies his primary subject until his more famous brother, Evelyn, began traveling and writing about foreign places, too. He describes a humorous summit meeting in which the two brothers divide the world based on their respective passions: Evelyn would write about Catholic countries whereas Alec would write about places where the natives play cricket. And since, as he has explained, India, the Far East, and the South Seas were excluded for other reasons, his fate was sealed.
Waugh was born in London in 1898. His early success in literature was purchased at considerable cost when his first novel became a cause célèbre. As Joan Acocella writes in The New Yorker:
… at the age of 19, Alec published his first novel, The Loom of Youth (1917), which takes place at a school easily recognizable, to those in the know, as Sherborne. Among its evils is the staff's hypocrisy regarding sexual relations between the boys. Everyone knows that this is going on; the only crime is to get caught. The Loom of Youth sold many copies and created a scandal. Impassioned letters ran for weeks in the London press.
After serving in the British Army (he was captured by the Germans and held as a prisoner of war), Waugh settled in London, where he wrote novels and worked in publishing. Unable to replicate the success of his first novel, he did create a lasting impact by being credited with inventing the cocktail party when he shocked guests by serving, instead of afternoon tea, rum swizzles. Soon, however, his travels, as described in this talk, led to a more peripatetic existence, while in no way affecting his prodigious literary output, which included travelogues, memoirs, as well as writings about food and drink. Unlike his more gifted but also more erratic brother, Waugh was the consummate professional. As The New York Times describes in its obituary:
For most of his life, he had remained a man of fixed habits who wrote six mornings a week and who alternated books of fiction and nonfiction; the nonfiction was frequently about travel. He was shy and retiring in public.
Island in the Sun (1955) received ecstatic reviews. Orville Prescott, in The New York Times, wrote:
Anyone who enjoys an exciting and clever story set against an exotic and colorful background should rush right out and buy Island in the Sun…Mr. Waugh may not have written a profound work of literary stature…Nevertheless Island in the Sun is absorbingly good reading and a considerable achievement in its own right.
The book was subsequently made into a film starring James Mason. It also featured Harry Belafonte, who sang the title song.
Waugh eventually settled in Tangier, where he continued to write until shortly before his death. He remained in many ways, however, an Englishman of the 1920s. In 1975, when invited to be the castaway on the BBC radio program "Desert Island Discs," he chose to take with him on his island the English music hall performer Basil Hallam's rendition of "Gilbert the Filbert" and an excerpt of Noël Coward and Gertrude Lawrence performing "Private Lives." No rum swizzles, though. The one luxury he opted for was "wine."
Waugh died in 1981; he was 83.
Audio courtesy of the NYC Municipal Archives WNYC Collection.
Note: Some poor audio quality due to condition of original recording.


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As the fourth most populous country in the world, the Republic of Indonesia is culturally, ethnically, religiously, and linguistically diverse. The national motto translates to "Unity in Diversity." Rutgers recognizes this diversity and because of this Indonesia figures prominently in the work, research, and involvement of faculty and students.
At the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences (SEBS) Mark Robson had a three year grant in Indonesia at Syiah Kuala University. He worked with rural communities on building environmental health capacity. Yair Rosenthal, of the Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences (IMCS), investigates climate and oceanography in Indonesia over the past hundreds to thousands of years. In 2002, Rosenthal signed an agreement that joined Rutgers and the Indonesian Ministry of Science and Technology on collaborative research on paleo-climate. The IMCS has hosted visits by Indonesian scientists and officials. Similar research is being conducted at Rutgers–Newark.
At the School of Arts and Sciences (SAS), Carl Swisher has worked extensively on research involving Indonesia and the evolution and differences of cranial capacity in Asian Homo erectus. Erin Vogel works with Universitas National Jakarta and the Bornean Orangutan Survival Foundation. She conducts research on the management of orangutans in the Mawas Reserve. Additionally, Yana Rodgers' current research focuses on examining the well-being of women and children in Indonesia. Her new book examines the relationship between Indonesian women's employment and the nutritional status of their children.
Rutgers students have spent considerable amounts of time in Indonesia conducting research. In 2009, a Rutgers student won a Fulbright Award and spent time teaching English in Indonesia. Simultaneously, a Fulbright winner from Indonesia has chosen to pursue her Ph.D. at Rutgers. Several students from Indonesia come to Rutgers to study for their Masters and Ph.D. degrees every year as well. Many of them benefit from sponsorship by Exxon Mobil. Areas of study have included geography, geological sciences, mechanical engineering, food science, and women' studies.
Rutgers has joined President Obama and President Yudhoyono in the U.S.-Indonesia Comprehensive Partnership and Rutgers faculty participate in the work of the U.S.-Indonesia Joint Council. This partnership aims to improve the quality of Indonesian higher education by supporting collaboration between American and Indonesian universities as well as expanding educational exchanges, such as the Fulbright Indonesia Research, Science, and Technology Program.


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Jets will try to restructure Santonio Holmes' contract, according to report
Looking for additional salary-cap flexibility, the New York Jets will try to restructure wide receiver Santonio Holmes' contract this offseason, ESPN.com's Adam Schefter reported Sunday.
Even after a mass-release of veterans Bart Scott, Calvin Pace, Eric Smith and Jason Smith got the Jets under the projected 2013 salary cap, the team still needs additional room to make roster moves. Team sources told Schefter that the team will look to Holmes, who is set to make $11.25 million — including $7.5 million guaranteed — next season.
Schefter reported that the Jets are currently about $5.7 million under the 2013 salary cap. The cuts of the four veterans opened up $30.7 million in cap room.
Holmes is recovering from a serious foot injury that forced him to miss the final 12 games of last season. In December, Holmes told ESPNNewYork that he needed to undergo another surgery this offseason to remove plates from his foot, but he should be ready for the start of the season. In 2009, Holmes' final season with the Pittsburgh Steelers, he had a career-high 79 receptions and 1,248 yards — totals he hasn't been able to match with the Jets. He caught 20 balls in four games last season, including one for a touchdown.


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Ozaukee County man called Vietnam war Oskar Schindler on '60 Minutes'
A Belgium, Wisconsin man credited with helping 105 people escape during the fall of Saigon, will be featured on this Sunday's "60 Minutes."
The show describes John Riordan, a Chicago native now living in Ozaukee County, as the Oskar Schindler of the Vietnam war.
"It's a true story that could be a Hollywood movie," says a press release about the show.
The story is reported by Lesley Stahl.
According to CBS, Riordan was an assistant bank manager who spirited his Vietnamese employes out of the country by convincing authorities they were members of his family.
He "knew some of them would be killed or severely punished when the city fell, because the attacking Communists would be harsh towards any locals who worked for Americans, especially those aligned with a capitalist institution like a bank."
At one point Riordan was evacuated to Hong Kong and ordered to abandon the rescue effort. But when his boss asked him to return he caught the last commercial flight from Hong Kong to Saigon where "a CIA agent told him he could be evacuated ... via a US military air transport, and he could bring along his immediate family."
So he passed off "the employees, many of whom were older than him, as his wife and kids" and "took several trips to the airport, each time with a handful of people, signing papers declaring all to be his family."
"Hard to believe it would be that simple to do," said Riordan.
Watch a clip from the show, below.
"60 Minutes" airs Sunday at 6 p.m. on WDJT-TV (Channel 58).
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What is in this article?:
- The Basics of Overcurrent Protection
- O&M problems and solutions
- Follow the Code
Flawless functionality is dependent upon correct design and installation.
Follow the Code
Needless to say, the NEC covers all aspects of overcurrent protection where electrical safety is an issue (Art. 240, Overcurrent Protection). The topic is straightforward and easy to understand, but it is essential that design and installation work be done correctly if the protection is to be meaningful. A close reading of the Code and adherence to its mandates regarding overcurrentprotection may not result in a totally efficient installation — or one that will have sufficient capacity for future usage — but we may be assured that it will be free of hazards to persons and property.
Article 240 begins by specifying that equipment is to be protected in accordance with the applicable Code article. There follows a table that lists 35 types of equipment in alphabetical order — ranging from air-conditioning and refrigerating to X-ray equipment — and includes article references. But the next section, Protection of Conductors, is really the heart of Art. 240. It specifies that conductors, other than flexible cords, flexible cables, and fixture wires (treated later), are to be protected against overcurrent in accordance with their ampacities specified in Sec. 310.15. There are, however, several paragraphs that amend this general principle:
- Conductor overload protection is not required if the interruption of the circuit would introduce a hazard. An example is a crane with an electromagnet used to lift steel. Loss of power could endanger workers below. Another example is a fire pump, which should be allowed to run even as it is being damaged by overload. The idea here is that the fire-fighting function outweighs the value of the pump. Of course, cooling equipment in a nuclear reactor cannot be allowed to cutout due to overload. Notice, however, that only overload protection is specified. The conductors should still be provided with ground fault and short circuit protection. These events would interrupt power to the equipment anyway.
- If the overcurrent device is rated 800A or less, the next higher standard overcurrent protection may be used, provided the branch circuit protected by the conductors does not supply more than one receptacle for cord- and plug-connected loads.
- Small conductors have requirements. These involve listing requirements for fuses and circuit breakers as well as special treatment for continuous loads.
- Tap conductors are permitted, in certain limited instances, to be smaller than the conductors that supply them. This is a little bit counter-intuitive, because the tap wires are being fused at a higher level than their ampacity. Wouldn't these wires overheat? The answer is that any temperature rise would not exceed acceptable levels due to limits placed on size reduction, coordinated with additional protection, such as being enclosed in raceway. Details are provided in Part II, Location.
- Transformer secondary conductors, under certain circumstances, may be considered adequately covered by the primary overcurrent protection. This is because a rise in current flow in the secondary will, because of electromagnetic induction and based on the turns ratio, result in a rise in current in the primary. It is essential to remember that such overcurrent protection is not to exceed the value determined by multiplying the secondary conductor ampacity by the secondary-to-primary transformer voltage ratio. Primary overcurrent protection is valid for secondary conductors only for a transformer with a 2-wire primary and 2-wire secondary, or for a 3-phase, delta-delta-connected transformer with a 3-wire, single-voltage secondary.
A subsequent section provides that fuses and circuit breakers may be connected in parallel only if factory assembled and listed as a unit.
There's another requirement that, if overlooked, will require a massive amount of rework to correct. Overcurrent devices are not to be located in the vicinity of easily ignitable material, such as in clothes closets. They may not be installed in bathrooms of building units, dormitories, guest rooms, or guest suites. (In other occupancies, such as manufacturing facilities, they may be installed in bathrooms. They are not to be located over steps of a stairway in any occupancy.)
We have all seen overcurrent devices, such as cartridge fuses, that are closely integrated with a disconnecting means, such as a safety switch with an operating lever on the outside of the enclosure. But do you know the underlying mandates? Fuses in circuits over 150V to ground and cartridge fuses of any voltage, if accessible to unqualified persons, are to be provided with a disconnecting means on the supply side.
The Code discusses is some detail plug fuses, fuseholders, and adapters. Type S fuses are used where there is evidence of tampering in the past. These fuses are not interchangeable with lower ampere devices, and are designed so that they cannot be used in any fuseholder other than a Type S fuseholder or a fuseholder with a Type S adapter inserted. Type S adapters, once inserted in a fuseholder, cannot be removed. They are designed so that tampering or shunting would be difficult.
Part VII of Art. 240 shifts the focus from fuses to circuit breakers. There are several general requirements you should be aware of. All circuit breakers are to be trip free, meaning that if you fasten the handle in the ON position, the breaker will still trip when current reaches the critical level. There are devices that lock a breaker in the ON position so that power to critical electronic equipment will not be shut off without removing the device, but the overcurrent protection remains in place.
All circuit breakers must be capable of being opened and closed by manual operation. They must clearly indicate whether OFF or ON. If mounted vertically, the up position of the handle must be the ON position of the breaker.
Circuit breakers are to be non-tamperable, meaning that the trip point and time delay cannot be altered without dismantling the device or breaking the seal.
Circuit breakers are to be marked with amperage. If rated 100A or less and 600V or less, the ampere rating is to appear on handles or escutcheon areas. If the interrupting rating is other than 5,000A, that rating is to be marked on the breaker. The marked voltage rating is to be not less than the nominal system voltage.
A series-rated system involves a combination of circuit breakers or fuses and circuit breakers. If there is an increase in available fault current due to utility or customer-owned transformer or line upgrades, it may not be necessary to do a facility-wide replacement of all vulnerable downstream equipment. Instead, an engineering solution is implemented whereby it is assured that downstream breakers that are part of a series combination remain passive during the interruption period of the line-side fully rated current-limiting device. Needless to say, it is important that such measures function as expected. They should be designed by individuals fully knowledgeable in the area.
Herres is a licensed master electrician in Stewartstown, N.H. He can be reached at: firstname.lastname@example.com.


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It's timely to share an insider's guide to picking the right plonk on February 14th, the most loved up day of the year.
However, a bit of wine wisdom won't go astray on any date day of the year, be that with your lover or a friend.
Shannon Lawrence, from the new online wine marketplace, rewined.co.nz, helps us flesh out four fabulous date ideas and the ideal wine match.
1. A gourmet picnic for your favourite foodie
This person is probably expecting some sort of seven course degustation at one of the most plush eateries in town. Shannon suggests trying something different. Avoid the crowded tables of couples and relish the long Auckland days with a gourmet picnic. Find a sunny spot to enjoy pre-packed finger food like ricotta and asparagus tarts and fancy sandwiches and don't forget some sweet stuff to finish the meal.
Wine match: Sauvignon, summer rosé, or Strawberry Sangria (pour rosé and a slug of white rum into a pitcher over hulled and halved strawberries, lime and ice.
Top with soda water and chill).
2. If they say they don't want to do anything
It's up to you to do everything. This person might not want to make any effort on date night, but they will be so stoked you did. Shannon says you should go all out, cook your specialty dish, set the table, do the dishes and spoil them rotten. Bonus points for candles, flowers and a cheesy playlist of love song dedications.
Wine match: Vintage champagne. If you are going to do it, you might as well over do it.
3. You've only been dating a couple of weeks, but it's going well
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Wine match: Gruner Veltliner or Zinfandel. Go exotic, be interesting and hold off on the inflated price tag because you don't want to peak too early.
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Wine match: An Italian drop you can swirl in your glass while looking lovingly in to each others' eyes, like a Pinot Grigio.


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12th Annual Winter Concert
November 22, 2013 07:00 PM - November 22, 2013 09:00 PM
Location: Central Union Church, 1660 S. Beretania St., Honolulu
Event Type: Winter Concert
Don't miss the 12th Annual Winter Concert, a free event featuring the HPU Band, International Vocal Ensemble, Chorale, and HPU Symphony Orchestra, on Friday, Nov. 22, 7 p.m. Central Union Church.
Titled, "In Dulci Jubilo," (Joy to the World), talented HPU musicians will present works from around the world as well as a few Christmas classics! See the selections below.
Admission is free, with plenty of free parking. A calabash offering will help support HPU's performing arts (for example, the International Vocal Ensemble is scheduled to tour China in May 2014).
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- Rites of Tamburo (Robert W. Smith)
- Summon the Heroes, written for the 100th Olympic Games (John Williams)
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International Vocal Ensemble
- Dawn (Eric William Barnum)
- I Am In Need of Music (David L. Brunner)
- Love Walked In (George Gershwin, arr. Steve Zegree)
International Chorale
- Gaudete! (Arr., Michael Engelhardt), soloists Sarah Hanes, Kylie Lackore, Carson Chappins, Natalie Pierson
- Sanctus, from Mass for Many Nations (Rupert Lang)
- The Ground, from Sunrise Mass (Ola Gjeilo), violins Eric Iwanaga and Nathan Miyano, viola David Turkes, violoncello Brian Webb Almanza
- He'll Make a Way (Byron J. Smith), soloists Celeste Indvik and Luigi Du
HPU Band
- A Celtic Christmas (Traditional/arr. Hosay)
- Greensleeves (Traditional/Alfred Reed)
- Christmas Variants (Elliot Del Borgo)
International Vocal Ensemble, Chorale, HPU Band
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Desborough Study
A study of its people through the ages
You are here: Desborough Study
The Desborough Study started when I followed up a connection in my wider family tree and became fascinated by the numbers of people recorded there who shared the Coe, Marlow and Panter surnames. I was curious to see whether each group of families traced back to common ancestors and where the families came from. I'm still a long way off finding the answers, but the process continues to be fascinating.
The study is intended to cover every individual who was present, at some time, in Desborough. For all those who were born in Desborough I am trying to follow up all their ancestors and descendents (up to roughly the end of the nineteenth century). For people who lived in Desborough but were not born there I am generally restricting the data to themselves, their parents and spouse(s), though if more than one member of a family lived in Desborough I try to include all of their siblings so that relationships are clearer.
Desborough in the Nineteenth Century
Description:- a page of general notes drawn from a number of nineteenth century directories, including location (with a map), population figures, employment, church and chapel, schools, and traders.
Census transcriptions
I've completed transcriptions of the 1841, 1851, 1861, 1871, 1881, 1891 and 1901 censuses.
The majority of individuals in the transcribed censuses now have links that allow you to pull up a page showing the full details of the households containing that person in all the available transcriptions. The display is being enhanced with information from other sources to show dates of birth, baptism, marriage, death, burial; maiden names of wives; location at the time of censuses when not living in Desborough.
Names and descendant trees
The Surnames index enables you to extract descendant trees for all the individuals I've picked up so far who were associated with Desborough.
The Wives and Widows index helps you locate a woman where you don't know her maiden name.
I have now added a Forenames index. I originally made this just for my own use as it helped me locate potential individuals when trying to indentify wives. I've made it live and added a note of the earliest (known) use of the name in Desborough.
For each of the transcribed censuses you can see a list of surnames of all the head of households. The lists are presented in two columns: one sorted by name, the other sorted by number of households. Click on a surname to see an extract of all the households in that censuses headed by that surname.
- Families in 1841
- Families in 1851
- Families in 1861
- Families in 1871
- Families in 1881
- Families in 1891
- Families in 1901
Christian Names
A full list of all the Christian names present in the parish, showing the relative popularity of different names.
- Christian names in 1841
- Christian names in 1851
- Christian names in 1861
- Christian names in 1871
- Christian names in 1881
- Christian names in 1891
- Christian names in 1901
Silk weaving and lace making were very important to Desborough in the middle of the nineteenth century, though they almost died out between 1861 and 1871. Check out the following links to see full lists of occupations from the censuses, showing how many people were involved in them, and how this changed over the decades.
- Occupations in 1841
- Occupations in 1851
- Occupations in 1861
- Occupations in 1871
- Occupations in 1881
- Occupations in 1891
- Occupations in 1901
The Desborough Farmers page came out of looking at early directories for Northamptonshire. It follows farmers listed in the directories through all the censuses, giving a different view on the families involved.
Health Matters
This is a catch-all area for odds and ends to do with health, welfare and medical matters. It currently includes a list of disabilities as recorded in census and other records, and a list of the twins found so far.


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Study of site-specific roughness progression for a bitumen-sealed unbound granular pavement network
Hunt, Phillip D. & Bunker, Jonathan M. (2003) Study of site-specific roughness progression for a bitumen-sealed unbound granular pavement network. Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, pp. 273-281.
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Pavement management systems assist engineers in the analysis of road network pavement condition data, and subsequently provide input to the planning and prioritization of road infrastructure works programs. The data also provides input to a variety of engineering/economic analyses that assist in determining the future road network condition for a range of infrastructure funding scenarios. The fundamental calculation of future pavement condition is commonly based on a pavement age versus pavement roughness relationship. However, roughness/age relationships commonly do not take into account the pavement's historic performance; rather, an 'average' rate of roughness progression is assigned to each pavement based on its current age or current roughness measurement.
This paper documents the results of a research project that involved a comprehensive evaluation of pavement performance by examining roughness progression over time with other related variables. A method of calculating and effectively displaying roughness progression and the effects of pavement maintenance was developed, which provides a better understanding of pavement performance. This in turn led to a methodology of calculating and reporting road network performance, for application to the pavement design and delivery system within Queensland, Australia. Means of using this information to improve the accuracy of roughness progression prediction were also investigated.
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Salem Daily News, The (Newspaper) - October 31, 1890, Salem, Ohio THE SALEM DAILY VOL-II, NO. 258. .KN. OHIO. FKIRAY, OCTOBER 31. 1890. SILVER A CKIS1S KKACHED. 1 Service of Sons in Honor of Arcfr bishop Feekivu. five Thnu-'Riicl CIiiMivn Greet Chi- caexs Venerable Prelate at the An litoriuiu. iu.. tin an'l Closi iUi-ao Ceremonies Attend- Hours of Meinorubic CCT c-iil- a'unoiS every nation- in greeted Arch- i F-c-ban morning at to the celebration him of the U'" A Tta'il !nnd lll'At. ST. X. Girardin. a -..it where tbe I" for insuring without .'n: land author. fined the the cargo. Pond: tain was imprU-nv Girardin bi-okc aid overn ivd recrained 1 went to s-.-a. F., Oct. 5 noli si-b .vi .1. I iiiHt Pec-Ni'Ht by Tuloy, oi' Clucairo. QUITE A BIG STEAL. Out of Timber the Valued b a the Pool SeUui? Placed on a Witb Faro, Poker and Every Other Form of Gambling. ai! ar-.t .i. of 1 .--h-'--i.lT n Frrncli :ho ;b'> crow. i-ii of his on of the li'C chair sat tbe On t b i a p. 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The effect was beautiful, witb its min-ling of the gleaming na- tional colors with the more subdued colors of the banners and costumes of the various societies. The remaining numbers of the pro- gramme were interesting and well ren- dered. Archbishop Feeban then deliv- ered the jubilee benediction. In bis re- marks he said that of all tbe beautiful exhibitions he had ever this, the children's portion of tho celebration, was tbe loveliest he had ever witnessed. With a groat and demonstrative gath- ering at the Auditorium last night the elaborate programme of celebrating Archbishop Feeban's twenty-fifth anni- versary of his ascendancy to the arch- episcopate came to a close. Addresses to tho Archbishop tendering sincere, heartfelt and affectionate congratula- tions on his silver jubilee were deliv- ered in three languages, Irish, German and English. 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Ilowcib, a your.g real esi.-a.ta ag-ent of this city, was arrested Wednes- day on warrants chanii.ig him wit.i negotiating notos with fot-godsignattii-es of prominent business men of Galvostnn. It is said that the amounts of tho differ- ent notes will aggregate nearly A WTc, Threo Chlliln-n nnd to Mourn nil V [iMcaiii I E.u- CI.A-.KK. Wis., Oct. Tno Wis- j of I'ublk'Lmdsgsvo notice of 1 railroad indemnity lauds j lying in this section. This caused many forth to look up lands; with a vie v pu: raa-Ung, only to lind j that all ".e-inuy havo bejn i stripped of It is said the wroncr- doors are tlu- St. Paul. Minne- apolis A: u .i.-.ha n.ulr.iai Company aud uisnv I e '.vv lumber mon. It is ;eA t'-.at tbe company made lociii-u-. of indemnity lands which it vas well known would never be ap- jrov'-'d 5 jld tbo lands and pine tim- ier to tbo lumberiiii-n, who promptly trinpol it otT and manufactured it into umber. New the cor.'.i.uny, when tho ands are finally patented to tho State, rive up all pretense to title, but tho imber is gone and lands which were vorth to S75 an acre are not vorth p.iyini.' tuxos on. It is claimed be value- o' rim'.'vrcut from these lands s ubout CAN ix F >uu to th of R. O. the Mirlilfr-in Kins. GU.VXP RAPIPS, Mich.. Oat. G. ?eters" creditors held a conference hero Thursday to discuss tbe situation. There were about thirty present from Chicago, Milwaukee. Buffalo and Michi- tran points, reprosentiij over tbroa- lourths of the indebtedness. A. AL [lonry, of Detroit, th-i assignee, made an itemized rep >rt of Peters' jiving the at and lia- bilities at Mr. Peters, who was present, declared that if given a chance ho could make tho assets worth and if allowed four years he could wipe out every cent of tho in- debtedness. Several of tho heaviest creditors manifested a willingness to give him n reasonable length of time to realize on the assets to the best advau- tago. An advisory committee was chosen who will make a careful esti- mate of tho assets and assist in tho man- agement of the property. The croditort will meet aqrain when the committee is ready to report. POLITICS. A of ur.il AOV.vNCi" Epitome of J'tvont Hap in Glhi.-r Towns. To the Vo-v I'i Clt.v Froui on J'.-itt'o. KANSAS CITY. Oct were received here yesterday from agents on tbe Mexican border that the rumors regarding the import duty of a cur fur cattle, bj the Mexican government, were wnl? founded and that in addition to this duty the grain which it has been tbe custom to ship in with the cattle was also taxed thirty cents a bushel. action has almost paralyzod tbe trade of certain portions of Kansas and will do great injury to Kansas City, ad this city has been doing a large busi- ness with Mexico. of Oct. f.l. 1'resident Louis CfonH-lia. of tbo O.u-innaii Hoard of Improvements. Yesterday tiled a ps thion in the Siipivmi' Court to re- strain the members of the new Hoard of City Affairs, appointed by Mayor Mos- by. from entering upon their duties. The proceeding is by consent and a de- cision is sought on tbo constitutionality of tbe law parsed last week. Tno suit of Ucemelin and othors vs. John 15. Mosby came before the Supreme Court Thursday morning on a motion for leave to file a petition in error to tho Superior Court of Cincinnati. John V. Foliott and Jiul_v 1'eck appeared for the plaintiffs and City Solicitor llorst- 111 an and Drausin represented the mayor. Each consumed thirty minutos in argument and tbe court took the case under advisement without giv- ing any intimation as to when a decis- ion mitrht oxpocfid. Nothing now was developed in the arguments. CAMPiiKLL'S UKPLY of the I'hilad pauy at their m.-'-r. to increase consumers tiftv will go into i'.V present rate i-; ;i' feet, with c -M nient. Tin- i-.K-n> i- make, tbe r.u feet with iiv air lj.l-4 O' f.T e co-its 'iMits oil lor s.1 ment, or fifto eoi'.t- Tho outlook the furnai'i's and v able tbi- "ivi'i. same .iru i'ti.i. sinners, and that they atf.-rd to do. Tl-.-re that the uctio.i of puny in shutti-i r oil puddling furnao -S w-j that they can not at to make goud. is i'ii'.ia ie tin; sdu-1 to a a member of your lub. JAMKS E. Orowmir n-l.fl Hint "ihc l It Out., Oct. ex- over tbe Iftiur from .1 Mirh., signed CoioiUil" fu- tilities. U.-fore it was t.bunjrht, it was writton by Uirchall lam-cU. out of jail and mailed over lilo boi'dor. but several exports havo cxuniuodtho lom-r and .say that tbo ban.; filing is not at all liko I'.irohali's. Cam- eron aud turnkey F'orb.'vs say omphati- cally that such a letter could not luave rbo jail without th ir will bo taken to ascertain who tbo in- dividual in Jackson who wrote the let- ter is, and samulesof aandwriting of the prisoners in J.icksou Stat-i prison will bo obtained, if possible, as it id sus- pected that tho writer umy now bo do- ing time there. A Sl'itllvB? tllroiiil .Men tion upon Madatno his mis- to Ttf ith. X. Y., Oct. James Wall, clerk in the surrogate's office. bad R aoro on the bottom of his foot frOm which gangrene set in. This Tbe lady in the case is a rroole i a surgical operation and he and is tbe wife of a French nava; I ukoa V> tbe City Hospital, where tbe daughtcr-ia-iaw of Adn.ira] thc Sire hizn an anesthetic. He __ ____ _ A Market >hot fire _ i ii-1 not rally from the effects of tbe kato flourin? mills hsro by tbfir Chicago is to >5cKini'-- FOICAKBIl Mix" Meeting !ii Cincinnati the 1'ollticitl Ouontionn of the Hour. CINCINNATI, Oct. Sher- man and OT-Governor Forakor addressed a Republican mass mooting at Music Hall last night Tho Senator spoke at length on tbe McKinley tariff bill, touching upon tbe third party, the Sil- ver bill and pension appropriations. He bold that soldiers should receive pen- sions according to tho Inngtb of service and tho extent of their disabilities. Tho speaker claimed that silver and farm products would rise in value as a result of the Silver bill and that tho Molvinloy measure would accomplish all that it promised to do. Kx-fJovernor Foraker followed and confined his remarks to Ktate politics and Cincinnati municipal alfairs._______________ I nil llooiiieil. KANSAS CITY. and grain growers report that tho Hessian fly has made an attack on early sown wheat, and the indications are that, Sep- tember wheat is ol most damage come Ottawa County. Kan., Fayotte. Casi and Jack-on tios. Mo. It is beiievt-d. though, tiiat the damage is general an i iii.it ail tho (all wheat will be A HlHce. CiNfiN.NATi, Oct. was discov- ered in Tfttenborri's five and ten cent itore at 114 West Fifth street early Thursday morning, but too late to stay tbe damage to the cont'-ntsof the buiid- injr. Tbe loss will roach insur- ance unknown. lo tho Larch. O.. Ost Judge Thomas Cochran, who was ar- rc-stc'd several days ago at Wheeling. W for tbo misuse tbemailH and who furnished bond of has skipped to Canada and left his bondsmen V) pay Trijr to tnatmni. I'.-e'-Merst, hy Attorney Genera! OIL C. ol books of Fred C MeinL o' Stoidard Coaaty. >4o.. j eabettiiTir of Moeiler oa ;be o: and over i o-rer i tiat tbe rrf..-.- Bros.. the faci that sborv yesterday by Slates Coy.tsiMi Crawford for trial in Court ia bonds of KM. Oct. --'4ft tO Tiib of rafled for 0_._ i Post- vtopMA entire tioa froa> tbe District more formidable stilt Oct about tltirty-MTta of doinlist Kpiscopal church in this ;ity J'ishoi) Bowman pro- si'-ed. Four of the ab- jf nt, but somo of tbcs" will in 'nrWTi before r.-h'-n 'h-5 :oanri' -win adjourn. S it- ments will be made at this mf-tinz ibey be announced at a next Monday night AI.I.IAN--K. O.. Oct. oa by l. Engineer O.. berr; Ta min? instantly aiotber of rr.n O- Oct. public schools ot tb city cioacd by board of health of prevalence of wbicb. it feared, Tntln train the asispiaced switch crashed through panic r..r. I in and railroad com pan v> rf' The hnc svock Port YOP.K, tbit esterday in sinkin- When 200 out Iv aleak. wii. p'acai i M fl i ;i i r t ill 1 1 1 H i_ '.i! ;
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Ah, gotccha. I read that totally wrong. Thought you'd drawn the weapon, and ghetto tucked IT. Now I understand completely, preparation for the draw.The "Ghetto Tuck" is when my cover garment/coat is pulled out of the way to expose the gun in it's holster. It makes the draw WAY quicker compared to having to lift the shirt, which may be stuck under or behind me.
As to under the leg, possibly superior to in the lap while the vehicle is still in motion. Just gives a minor bit of control over the weapon (got that from an article on shooting/reloading while driving if memory serves, I think it was from Chuck Taylor back in the 1980's...). But if your holster was accessible, that was the place for it, until time to draw (or place in your lap, doesn't sound like a bad thing).
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~~ That's the thing about Sway… He's asking the questions we all want the answers to. One of the best parts about having personal relationships with artists, but there's a fine line that comes along with that inside track.
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After sitting down with Sway on Shade 45, Slaughterhouse premiered their latest welcome to: OUR HOUSE leak, "Goodbye," produced by Boi-1da. Their free release On The House, coming out soon, will serve as an appetizer to the album welcome to: OUR HOUSE out August 28th. After the jump, listen to Sway's special with Slaughterhouse and Eminem as they answer questions like "Are there any pressures for Eminem with Slaughterhouse's project? Do ego's get in the way? How do they choose their singles?"
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