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From: Cincinnati Enquirer, Oct. 17, 2011
By Alexander Coolidge
LAWRENCEBURG - Hollywood Casino Lawrenceburg and the city of Lawrenceburg have struck a $50 million deal to build a downtown convention center and hotel complex, partly to compete with Cincinnati's casino, scheduled to open in spring 2013.
Plans for the 235,000-square-foot facility at the corner of Walnut and High streets in Lawrenceburg include a 180-room hotel, an 18,000-square-foot concert hall and exhibition space, a 7,500-square-foot ballroom and meeting space and a 150-seat restaurant and bar. The complex is expected to open in summer 2013.
Under the deal, the city will supervise construction and provide most of the upfront financing, including a $25 million grant, a $14 million loan and $10 million in tax-increment financing. The casino will kick in $1 million and assume both ownership and management of the complex upon completion of the project. The casino will also pay 4 percent interest on its 20-year loan from the city.
Lawrenceburg officials expect they will recoup $41.6 million of their $49 million investment through new tax revenue and repayment of the loan, create 100 new jobs and boost economic revival of their downtown.
"This helps revitalize downtown, which needs something to draw people and foot traffic," Mayor William Cunningham said. "The benefits to the city clearly warrant the financial contributions we're making to bring this project to fruition."
The new convention center will expand Southeast Indiana's event space, but its scale is smaller than regional rivals. For example, the new facility's ballroom will be half the size of the ballroom at an expanded Sharonville Convention Center, one-third the size of the ballroom at the Northern Kentucky Convention Center in Covington and one-fifth the size of the Duke Energy Center's larger ballroom in downtown Cincinnati.
Cunningham said Lawrenceburg hopes to attract meetings that have been venturing to Rising Star Casino Resort in Rising Sun or Belterra Casino Resort & Spa in Florence because of lack of space in his city.
Hollywood Casino officials said they welcomed larger entertainment and convention capacity as well as access to more hotel rooms to help compete against future competitor Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati at Broadway Commons. The new space here will be able to handle crowds of up to 1,600 for concerts and up to 1,000 seated for dinner events.
Three blocks from downtown, Hollywood Casino has one 300-room hotel that is routinely more than 90 percent full. Ironically, the entertainment-themed casino has limited space for larger concerts or other shows.
Joe Hasson, the casino's general manager, acknowledged that Hollywood's strength up until now has been the casino itself, while live entertainment options have been smaller-scale "lounge style" acts as well as the Boogie Nights nightclub. A concert hall broadens the casino's appeal.
"This becomes part of our offense and defense relative to the competition that's coming," he said.
While the Horseshoe in Cincinnati doesn't plan to construct a hotel, its 350,000-square-foot complex will include multi-purpose and special function space.
Cunningham said projections for the complex show it holding 1,000 events a year with multiple events a day. Those in turn will annually generate 40,000 nightly room rentals and 100,000 meal or drink orders, which in turn will generate millions in additional local tax dollars.
Cunningham noted that because Hollywood Casino will own the complex, it will generate more than $1 million a year in property taxes. The mayor also said the city's deal with Hollywood states the casino will assume all future operational costs. Cunningham noted similar deals for such a project would include the municipality having responsibilities to cover at least some cost of operations.
City officials have been exploring development of an event center since 2003. The city sought requests for proposals two years ago and signed a letter of intent with Hollywood in July.
Lawrenceburg officials will hold a ground-breaking ceremony today at 4:30 p.m. at the downtown construction site.


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Butter, on the other hand, is the churned solids from cream, while margarine is made is from hydrogenated vegetable oil mixed with water. They have the same amount of fat per teaspoon, but butter usually has much more saturated fat, and because it is an animal product, it also contains cholesterol. Years ago it was the levels of saturated fat and cholesterol that damned butter, but it is now clear that the high levels of trans-fats in products like margarine and in the American diet has contributed far more to our health issues, including heart disease, than butter ever will.
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Stick margarine contains high levels of trans-fats. Food companies began producing "spreads" which are margarine-like products containing less fat, less saturated fat and only small amounts of trans-fats. As a result these products are not solid but soft.
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Hello, I am Randall. Can you re explain what you mean by:Fuel pressure only goes to 45 then back to 0 when you turn on the key and stays right at 60 when running.Are you saying when you just trun key to run in the am it goes to 45 then back to ) then when you get it running pressure holds at 60?
Yes that is correct. Before the engine is running, when you turn the key to the first stop, and engage the fuel pump, it goes to 45 psi then back to zero. But once it's running, it stays at 60 psi.(I guess it's psi)
Yes, its psi:) Have you ever had a chance to check the pressure once running, then shut down say 10 minutes and recheck the pressure?
No, sorry.
have to check something. back shortly
Ok no worries....
I mean, I really don't mind replacing the FP if that's what I need to do. But an AC Delco pump is ~$350 and I don't want to spend the $$$ if I don't need to. I don't really trust the aftermarket brands like I do AC Delco.
Ok, my first thought would have been a fuel pressure regulator failing allowing fuel to return to tank slowly after sitting overnight etc. When you turn key to run in the AM, the pump has to fill the lines and then the air has to bleed and yes.. can shows pressures exactly like you have. However,, in the pump there is a plastic hose connecting ppum to top lid of the pump module. It is not uncommon for one of these to get a small hole in it and you will have the same bleed back of fuel from sitting. the clue here my be the stall when heavy braking sometimes. This in a way tend to point more to the pump module hose as suspected. If? you can check pressure after running ok, say within 10 -20 minutes of sitting, if pressure does not drop fast back to 0, then again I go back to pump module. I think pump working ok, but the connection hose may be bad. I hate to see you go to pump and its a regulator. the ONLY way to confirm regulator is we use a special tool to block off the return line from regulator to pump and try in the am. This 100% confirms but.. you do not have the tool so,, by the symptoms listed? I lean to pump module in the tank
I agree with the Delco parts but.. aftermarket have become much better so we do use them with little trouble as well./ hate to say this but is you want to do the regulator, if problem persists, its the pump module
So are you saying the connection hose or the entire pump?
Or can that connection hose even BE replaced?
Or maybe not worth the trouble maybe....
I have yet to find the hose as seperate part unless you rig a type of rubber hose. After all the work to drop tank? dont do this. I think I can send a picture.
see the coiled hose in the middle
Naaa.... if those hoses aren't normally something that goes bad and available.... don't worry about it I won't go that route.
Ok thanks....
I agree, dont take shortcuts, was just giving options we have used
So it's your recommendation that I go with a Fuel Pressure regulator first and see if that solvs the problem.... and if it doesn't, then a full blown FP assembly?
Its near 100% one or the other.. Let me see if i can send regulator information to you. Back shortly
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ok, somehow I lost your reply. The last one I saw was the picture of the fuel pressure regulator. Everything keeps opening in a new window and they all say "loading data" LOL
Ok, well I'll go ahead and do the FP regulator first. Even if that's not it, the existing one is 13 years old and would need to be replaced soon enough LOL.
let me switch out of chat. it acts up sometimes. back in a second
ok maybe this will work....
I haven't seen any BWD pumps, but I'll look. Knowing me though.... I'll end up with the AC Delco pump if that's what I need.
THANK YOU Tracer. I will GLADLY accept your VERY informative answers. I really do appreciate you taking the time to chat with me this evening.


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July 31, 2010
Astral Projection
Robert Bruce will soon appear on Dreamland again, and while Whitley and Anne Strieber are in England exploring crop circles, we return to an all-time classic program with Robert about approaching the astral realm in a whole new way. His book, Mastering Astral Projection, is among the very best written about this subject. What is most surprising is...
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July 24, 2010
Deja Vu
Once and for all, WHAT IS DEJA VU? Marie D. Jones and Larry Flaxman explore the Deja Vu enigma with Anne Strieber in a wide-ranging interview that includes Larry's riveting description of a group missing time experience in which he was himself a participant. They describe their investigations of a whole range of commonplace but mysterious...
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July 17, 2010
The Cryptoterrestrials
Mac Tonnies was one of the fastest rising young investigators of the paranormal and the UFO phenomenon before his untimely death of natural causes at the age of 34. His last book, the Cryptoterrestrials, asks the question: what if the "aliens" are actually from here? How would that work? What's the evidence? Mac's close associate Mike Clelland is...
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July 10, 2010
With the latest Twilight Saga film exploding at the box office and the books racing out of the stores, it's worth asking the question: what's going on with vampires, anyway, and Joseph Laycock has the answers! Learn the truth about modern vampirism as you take a journey into the revealing subject with an expert--and led by Whitley Strieber, whose...
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July 3, 2010
Military UFO Witness Speaks Out
A phenomenal Linda Moulton Howe breakthrough: an interview with an Airman First Class ForceDale Hogan who was face-to-face with a UFO at Whiteman Air Force Base in 1984. This his first recorded interview about the incident. A little known fact is that Col. Paul Tibbits, the man who piloted the Enola Gay that dropped the first atomic bomb, was...
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June 26, 2010
Help the People of the Sea
Starfire Tor considers whales and dolphins the people of the sea. They are sentient, they are sensitive, they are emotionally complex and have good minds, and they are hunted down and eaten by countries like Japan, Iceland, Norway and others. In this edition of Dreamland, she issues a call to arms, to completely change the way we look at them, to...
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June 19, 2010
John Hogue: Feet to the Fire
Every January, Nostradamus expert and prophet John Hogue comes on Dreamland to predict what will happen in the coming year--and every June we go back over those predictions and hold his feet to the fire! So, this week, John is back with us. His hits last January were pretty amazing--in fact, really kind of uncanny. We'll review those, then as him...
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June 12, 2010
The Sun, Earthquakes and the Soul
First, Linda Moulton Howe reports on the collapse of the RAF Bentwaters coverup, with 2 fantastic interviews. Then, David Sereda is not only a scientist but also a meditator, and he has been watching the sun both from a scientific and a spiritual viewpoint for many years. He has made some eye-opening discoveries about how the sun and the earth...
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June 5, 2010
Indonesia Abductions
Alan Lamers is a specialist in creating local radio stations in isolated areas, and has been working in Indonesia where he has come upon the most extraordinary abduction story that has ever been discovered. Listen as he tells us of his truly incredible findings, speaking to Whitley Strieber from Bali. Alan is an accomplished linguist and speaks...
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May 29, 2010
New Phoenix Lights Revelations
You've heard about the Phoenix Lights, the triangle that appeared at the same time, the debunking, the jokes and GovernorFife Symington's eventual admission that he had seen thetriangle, too. You've also heard Lynne Kitei's story, BUT NEVER LIKE THIS. Listen as Dr. Lynne tells Marla Frees the remarkable story of what happened BEFORE the mass...
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Whether it's because I'm a woman, or a design engineer, or a control freak or some combination of all those elements is unclear to me, but I feel a strong need to make my house MY house. Actually, "strong need" doesn't really even begin to describe it. It's more an obsessive desire that I can't seem to shake that haunts me when I should be focusing on things that, when I think about it logically, are much more relevant.
I've lived in my current house for five, almost six years. When we moved into our little vanilla, cookie cutter house I was as excited about home ownership as I was bored with the specific house we'd selected. Other than the kitchen, which was strikingly un-me with it's bland laminate countertops and decorative backsplash reminiscent of the middle-aged woman who owned the kitchen before me, it had very little personality to speak of. Maybe it's for that reason that it took almost six years for me to really own my house and make it reflect some element of me (and my husband, of course). It didn't really reflect any personality initially, so it wasn't so difficult to let the house and its lack of features fade into the background while we focused on developing careers and starting a family. In spite of that, the house slowly evolved. The giant hedges were replaced with stone-edged flower beds giving the place somewhat of a cozy cottage feel from the outside. One of the vanilla bedrooms became a nursery with curtains and framed jungle animal prints, created with care by yours truly, and a few years later the other became a giant aquarium for toddlers with giant sharks covering the walls and assorted water life carpets scattered across the floor. One-by-one, the generic brass fixtures were replaced with rustic pieces and finally (FINALLY!) the kitchen had matching appliances, solid surface countertops, and a subtle subway tile backsplash that tied everything together. And suddenly, it felt like MY house. So, of course, it must be time for us to upgrade to a bigger place with a more room for pre-schoolers to kick soccer balls in the yard and guest rooms for grandparents and space to entertain pretentious coworkers. Of course.
On paper, the new place is much more suited to us. We can walk to restaurants, bars, shops... my husband can even walk to work. It's on a quiet cul-de-sac with a long driveway - much more appropriate for tricycles and bicycles and I'm sure some day in spite of my efforts to the contrary, skateboards. Instead of looking like it dropped straight out of the same mold as every third house on the street, the new place is much more unique. An updated colonial-style, and in fact, I don't think I've ever seen another house that looked just like it. So why is it that in spite of all the clear advantages, I am drowning in anxiety as I anticipate the closing this afternoon and the move a week and a half from now?
Friends have described something between sadness and nostalgia, moving out of the house they brought their babies home to, especially in knowing that their kids are too young to really remember ever having lived there. I think that's part of it. The new place also comes with a new to-do list 34 items long, and that's just what we've identified during the inspection without ever having lived there. I suppose that contributes a bit to my feeling of dread as well. But there's something else, and the logical part of me can't reconcile the intensity with which I feel it. It can't really be possible that the majority of my anxiety comes from my dread of having to start over on making a home feel like it's MY home? How did the angst-filled teenager with no desire other than to strike out on her own to create a comfortable life become this obsessed woman in her early-thirties who is having trouble breathing because none of the lovely curtains in her new home are anything she would ever purchase for herself? Again, the logical part of me can't believe it's something so ridiculous causing the anxiety. But, as I finish the first coat of the cabinet transformation that will take my new cabinets from oak to chocolate, I find myself relaxing and I have to admit, making my house my own matters much more than I think it really should.


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Gosh, hard to remember, I have been skating for so long. Since the 3rd grade so I don't even remember how young I was then- 10 or something. I just saw some skaters in my neighborhood and just was so attracted to skating and took forever to convince my mom to let me skate cause she was a nurse but I was determined to skate and haven't stopped since over 17 years later
At what point was there a transition that led to Satori as it is now?
Satori vibes haven't really changed from the start. If I dig out our original mission statement, all the foundation is still present and just supporting true skateboarding and natural lifestyle cultures with hemp and ital livity
Satori itself has a rather auspicious meaning, what do you intend to imply with"Satori Movement?"
satori means to be in the mindless flow of the moment. When the senses are in pure state of awareness and simply stated as enlightenment. So the movement is about bringing some awareness to skaters and people that everything is within the fullness of oneself. The movement's intention is to spread some cultural awareness from a perspective of our livelihood which happens to be skateboarding- our meditation---
With the collection of shortboard products you carry, what or who was responsible for the addition of your larger softer Goo-Balls wheel set?
Well, a few of us here wanted to diversify. We are not here just to segment and be this for this little nitche. Everyone should have a crusier board for going to the store or just to bomb a hill. So skateboarding covers so many styles, we don't want to leave anyone out—it is all skateboarding---- so the skaters out there that enjoy a soft ride are responsible for the goo balls- plus, they just sound good--- every one needs some goo in their life!
You guys seem to be gearing up for some releases, what have you been working on?
so many things… mostly, we have been focusing on the release of our new video, Mapping Time In Space.. it is a locational tour video- featuring the whole satori team amongst the years of traveling and so the video is segmented in parts where the skating took place not segmented by the skater- there are also no names in the video to distract from focusing on the skateboarding itself--- if kids want names on every clip, they have to turn on subtitles--- trying to keep the focus on what it is all about--- the skateboarding!!! The video will be out next month and premieres are happening around the country at this time!! good stuff and then another video on the way for this summer---
What involvement do you guys have with grassroots efforts.
We are a grassroots company to the fullest so everything is within the effort to cultivate a healthy yard of green pastrures
Your company seems to take a conscious level of responsibility as far as utilizing hemp clothing.
What difficulties do you find being an environmentally conscious retail, but in a industry where we rely on urethane and industrial glues? Yeah man.. to get anywhere in life, seems that compromise is nessecary but at the same time, we keep true to the ideals of our vision. So we know the manufacturing of wheels sucks basically, but maybe as we grow and have more capabilities, we can work to develop a more renewable wheel—it is in the plans!! So yeah know, all in due time we hope- there are the difficulties in the sense that stores want cheap cheap!! Hemp is not cheap, quality is not cheap so our goods of a higher quality tend to cost a bit more and unfortunately too many shop buyers are hestitant even though most consumers know quality is worth a couple more dollars!
Do you carry your mindful attitude to other facets of your enterprise?
Every aspect.
What do you think of the current image based climate of the retail skateboarding market and how it pertains to the image of a skater?
Most companies are just chasing for the hot new thing with no consistency in what they are all about but skating is losing the rootical feeling of why many of us love it so much—nowadays, kids are just raised to jump!~
How's life?
Tough question- life is always great in the natural sense of creation but then society and politics and evil doers bring in corruption and falsity so life is good but we must strive to better the state of worldly affairs!!!
Where do you see the industry in ten years?
I have no idea but I think a trend toward having fun and actually skating will be cool again once the one hit banger phase fades a bit- it is fun to see lines and watch people skate more so then just jump jump!
Where do you see Satori in ten years?
I have a hard enough time thinking about next month!
What's your favorite pie?
Vegan organic raw cheez cake--- some good stuff
Maybe I am injecting my own opinion in this but, working in an industry that more and more seems to focus on the image as opposed to the content what do you do to remain centered and certain of true intent.
Just be ourselves and do our thing and simply keeps the intent what it should be. We don't pay that much attention to what the other companies are doing cause we just rather do our thing the way we do it and that keeps it pure
You got any sessions while on your travels that stand out in your mind?
Too many global travels that will forever be with me----
Where is your favorite place you have visited?
Hard to say, everywhere is unique and has some greatness—I like Jamaica a lot cause of the culture and tropical weather
Your shortboard graphics and designs are really striking and stand-alone , do you have any plans on printing a longboard anytime soon?
Creation boards you mean… yeah, we are planning to launch some longboards for sure---
Anything you want to add?
Have a great day!
Craig... Much respect boss and thanks for the contribution and time spent, you can check out more about Satori Movement and their products at Satori Movement
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So, I'm about to kick some Daddy butt!
I work nights, leaving Daddio to tooth brushing and sippy weaning duty which he has admitted to failing miserably at after out last dentist appointment.
Little history, my son's father's, mother and her brothers have rampant caries and weak enamel resulting is extraction of all their teeth before age 25!
My side had the same problem a couple generations back.
When my son was 1 1/2 my kiddo chipped 4 teeth on a chair, resulting in extraction. Without anesthesia, just novocain.
Here we are a year later and my son when in for a check up. There is 1 huge caries in b1 and a big cavity in b2. ( first top 2 molars)
He confessed to late night chocolate milks and falling asleep with the sippy as well as " as needed " brushing.
Needless to say, I'm completely distraught, angry and worried.
The dentist says they will not do anesthesia or laughing gas, just hold him down and give him a shot.
I''ve tried everywhere, even traveling to bigger cities and still no luck
Sadly, my lovie will be facing a terribly terrifying experience of getting fillings and an extraction with just restraints and novacaine.
Not sure how to handle this
So far it's been a lot of crying. He is in so much pain and I'm getting him in ASAP but I'm not sure if I can handle it.
I'm on Medicaid, leaving me little options.
If any mommy's have been through this without laughing gas/sedation at such a young age
your experiences and advice as well as how to make this easier for him will be greatly appreciated
Mother of two spectacular girls, born mid-2010 and late 2012
My DD had a filling when she was quite young (she was 3, I think). We held her down and she was NOT happy. Took 3 of us to hold her down. I found it pretty traumatic for me, but you know what? She was completely fine after, smiling and happy because she got a treat. Never even spoke about it, and went to preschool after. She had another filling a few years later, and I had to hold her hands, but she was fine. She's not afraid of the Dentist at all and looks forward to appointments. Obviously, we don't want to see our kids in traumatic situations, but they are resilient, and some things are necessary.
Good luck!
Ask your pediatrician for advice. They might have some referrals of places to get it done with anesthesia. When my barely 3yo needed significant work done, (he needed it done at 2, but got in finally at 3) it was extremely stressful because our dentist was giving us a quote that included general anesthesia that wasn't covered by our insurance, and had to be paid in full at time of service! I was like, are you kidding me? You think I'm going to come in here in 2 weeks and cut a check for $1800 just like that? No payment options or anything. We sooo didn't have that kind of money just laying around in a bank account. We could have done $200/month or so though. They weren't hearing it. I went to the ped and asked for advice and she told me to call the children's hospital dental clinic, and when I called there they connected me to the social worker and she helped me figure out how to make it work! You could try posting in finding your tribe to find local resources too.
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The blog is a reflection of multi-disciplinary scholarship, academic degrees, and all kinds of letters after my name to make me feel big. Psychoeducational and happy, I'll lecture at most sunny places, topic your choice. The blog is NOT to diagnose, treat, or replace human to human legal, psychological or medical professional help. References to people, with the exception of myself, and events except those about me, and even some of those, are entirely fictional.
Tuesday, March 06, 2007
Night at the Museum
Blame American Airlines for catching those tailwinds, starting the movie too late, landing early! What was I supposed to do? There had to be at least another half hour to go before the movie ended when we landed at Ohare when the captain turned off the buckle your seat belt light.
Should I have rented it or do you think you can just trust me on this?
Directed by Shawn Levy, writing credits by Ben Garant & Thomas Lennon (thank you IMDB.COM) this one delighted me and yes, I'll buy the DVD when it's at Blockbusters for ten bucks or less.
Dick Van Dyke, Mickey Rooney, and Robin Williams, of course.
But, you say, you don't like Robin Williams under any circumstances. As Teddie Roosevelt I can like Robin Williams, and so should you.
Are there great Therapy Truths we can take out of a movie about yet another dead-beat guy whose wife has left him for a successful stockbroker-type person? (see that football movie about the Philadelphia Eagles for a real feel-good along the same heroic lines)
There are three lessons but first a quick plot summary. Ben Stiller plays Larry Daley, a single guy, probably 35, still finding himself. His schemes to make money haven't worked and his 11 year old kid Nick (Jake Cherry, so cute, btw) is beginning to identify with ex-wife's second husband, yes, a stockbroker.
Nick says to his dad, "What if you're wrong (about finding the "right" break) and you're just an ordinary guy who should get a job?"
But that's what he does. Larry finds a job as a guard in the Museum of Natural History. At night the displays come to life for the museum has acquired a golden Egyptian tablet with a "curse". Larry has to fight off Octavius, Attila the Hun, T-rex, and African jungle beasts. The diorama miniatures from the Wild Wild West come alive (Owen Wilson as Jedidaya, never better), along with hundreds of Roman soldiers, critters, beasts, and warriors battling like crazy, having a good old time at Larry's expense since he can not seem to restore order after sundown.
He's about to get fired by Dr. McPhee (a hysterical Monty Pythonesque "British" performance by Ricky Gervais), since there's always a tiny bit of evidence left in the morning, a Roman soldier's head under a Wild West guillotine, for example.
Larry begs one more chance at the job from Dr. McPhee. That night the elderly guards he's replaced are in the museum raking it clean of relics to enhance their retirements. Larry's son is there, watching him work out deals with Teddy Roosevelt who admits he's really only wax, which is why he can't seem to make a play for the beautiful Sacajawea, (Mizuo Peck).
So the lessons, briefly, are:
1. As Teddy Roosevelt must have said, Some men are born great, for others, greatness is thrust upon them.
Seize your moment.
2. History IS interesting when it's presented as biographical, when historic figures become people. (kids need to know this)
3. Your children will love you if you spend time with them, engage their imaginations, and teach them cool things, not all that hard to do since they want to do all of the above.
So rent this one and watch it with them.
At least I didn't give away the end, right?
Copyright 2007, TherapyDoc
2 comments:
- Mark said...
Sounds like a fun movie. I will have to check it out when I have the opportunity.
- March 6, 2007 at 11:24 AM
- Curiosity.Killer said...
I've never seen a movie like that, but I love Robin Williams - I DON'T CARE IF OTHER PEOPLE DON'T LIKE HIM. HE'S BRILLIANT I SAY!!
A-hem... anyway, I can never do a review on anything without the ending. The ending is what makes or breaks a movie.
Unless the movie really sucks all the way from the beginning, then it sucks all the way.
- March 6, 2007 at 12:08 PM


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Spacious rambler on a large lot! .82 acres on the edge of town, this 5 bed/2 bath has room to relax! Many updates on the home include a new roof in 2009, new furnace in 2011, kitchen cabinets and counters in 2013, along with 6 panel solid doors throughout. New window top to bottom! Close to Hwy 10, 94 and downtown St. Cloud, come see your new home!
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Bedrooms: 5
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Lot Dimensions: 142x249
Year Built: 1966
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Garage: Attached Garage, Insulated Garage, Driveway - Asphalt, Garage Door Opener
Style: (SF) One Story
Water: Well
Sewer: Tank with Drainage Field
Square Feet: 2436
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Living Room: 14x20
Dining Room: 12x11
Kitchen: 12x11
Bedroom 1: 15x13
Bedroom 2: 14x12
Bedroom 3: 11x12
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Family Room Characteristics: Lower Level
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I loved the immersion in a new, fascinating and beautiful environment.… It's impossible to say enough about [the staff's] expertise, generosity and willingness to be accommodating.… I felt I got a lot for my money.—Patricia Potter, Massachusetts, 2015
I loved every minute of the experience. A very knowledgeable and caring [tour] leader.… The Gobi driver was very good and the steppe driver was stunning — what a delightful man. Loved all the things we saw — especially the Gobi dunes and the camels.—Georgina Wigley, Western Australia, 2016
Very organized and it seemed to hit all the highlights.… When in Mongolia for two weeks, you need to see as much as you can. We came back to camp every night tired and that is a good thing.… The restaurants' meals were delicious. The ger camp food was good.—Rich and Suzanne Nirgenau, Missouri, 2016
Just chillin' by the shore of Lake Huvsgul! Beautiful.… Really enjoyed the relaxed pace of the trip.—Robert Tocco, Wisconsin, 2013
Generally, I was blown away by the beauty of the countryside and the warmth of the people.… [Our guide] found a way to satisfy our wishes, from a designer show to graffiti art … lots of laughs!—Joan Perkell, New York, 2014
Thank you, thank you! We really wanted this time be special for our family, and I am so thankful for your company in creating something unique and memorable for us!—Drew Hasson, Kuala Lumpur, 2016
I liked the visits with families. Very interesting to see old traditional couples such as the eagle hunter and his wife, and then his daughter and her family who are "modern." [Our tour leader's] knowledge of so many aspects of the country made this trip very special.—Ellen Ufberg, Pennsylvania, 2016
Mongolia is a wonderful country that enjoys true freedom, something we have lost in our world of regulations and rules.… The teenagers really enjoyed all of it too. The guide and drivers were professional, the gers we stayed at were clean and comfortable.—Marcia Mendiguren, Virginia, 2012
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Catherine Fisher, centre, receives compliments on her painting, Malpeque Bay, from her fellow students at the Seniors College of P.E.I. The 94-year-old Charlottetown woman plans to enrol in more classes when online registration begins on Saturday. From left are Georgina Clow, president, Roger Smith, Alix Jenkins and Maria Dowling. Registration for classes begins Saturday.
As Catherine Fisher talks about registering for classes at the Seniors College of Prince Edward Island this coming Saturday, her eyes twinkle with excitement.
At 94, she likes to try new things.
"I'll take whatever courses I can handle. But the art studio is my priority," says the Charlottetown senior.
It's one of the many classes she has signed up for over the past four years at the college which has classes scattered across the province.
"It's where we sit and paint using whatever medium we want to use. There is no teacher, so we help each other by making suggestions. It's a great way to relax," says Fisher.
Taking courses is also a chance to catch up on a career that she put aside many years ago.
"Now I've come back to it and it's inspiring me," says Fisher, who studied under (well-known Canadian artists) Violet Gillett and Julia Crawford at Saint John Vocational School in the early 1940s.
"I never finished because I got married and started raising a family of four."
Fisher is one of the students looking forward to starting a new semester at the college when classes begin later this month.
Another is Maria Dowling whose wish list for registration day includes bridge, yoga, hiking, plant-based nutrition, Five Crops that Changed the World and Friday Afternoon at the Movies.
"The variety of courses is amazing. You can take an unlimited number for the amazingly low annual fee of $152," says the 59-year-old.
Besides classes, socializing is an important draw. In fact, that's what drew Dowling to her first class when she moved to Charlottetown shortly after retiring in 2010.
"We were brand new to the Island and I found it an excellent opportunity to meet people. I wasn't expecting to make bosom friends, but I wanted to have acquaintances to invite over for dinner. And we've met some great people," says Dowling.
One of these people is Roger Smith, 74.
At first, what attracted him to the college was the invitation to teach a course on animal behaviour.
"I was missing teaching so much that I said, 'yes,'" says the retired Brandon University zoology teacher.
But then a quest for further knowledge took over. So he took a music appreciation course from Bill Bartlett and another one on jazz.
"After learning about music, I thought, 'I'd like to play an instrument.' So I started playing the recorder and the violin.
"And though I play them poorly, I just love it," says Smith, whose interest in music inspired him to join the band, Definitely Not The Opera.
"It all stemmed from going to seniors college."
Georgina Clow is also enthusiastic about the non-profit organization, which is affiliated with the University of Prince Edward Island and the Centre for Life-Long Learning.
"We have some wonderful new courses," says the college president, adding the lineup includes bridge, legal issues for seniors and companion animal welfare, a course partnered by the P.E.I. Humane Society and the Atlantic Veterinary College.
She also has some advice for first-time students.
"There's no test, there's no stress and over the weeks of the course a community forms," says Clow.
Smith also enjoys getting to know his fellow students during coffee breaks and informal gatherings.
"It a great way to meet people. The other thing it does is exercise the mind and the body. We need to keep our minds active and have fun. Both these aspects can be found in spades at seniors college."
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text: Our research group applies continuum mechanics to understanding the interaction of the earth and atmosphere at many different time scales. We link individuals with research interests ranging from short term climatic variation to mantle:crust interaction. We have been investigating the influence of atmospheric processes on the development of mountain ranges from the scales of the entire mountain range to that of single large river catchments like that of the Indus or the Tsangpo. We employ geodetic, seismic, geomorphic, and petrological techniques to develop an integrated image of a developing mountain system. To produce some understanding of the behavior of the deeper parts of the earth, often not exposed during the active phase of mountain building, we work closely with petrologists and structural geologists looking at the exposed roots of the mountains. The image assembled from these observations then provides many of the constraints for constructing a comprehensive numerical model that allows us to examine the dynamics of the mountain building processes across many scales.


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The boxship APL Jeddah lost power and hit the number 58 berth at the Taiwanese port last Friday, according to a report from Seatrade Mariitme.
Challenges associated with the ongoing deployment of larger containerships are resulting in higher terminal costs, and in some cases, poorer terminal service for the same volumes, according to industry analysts at a recent "Talking Freight" seminar.
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No customer credit card information was stolen in last month's attack on Egghead.com's computer systems, company President and CEO Jeff Sheahan said in an e-mail to the company's registered customers, Monday.
Credit card companies report that fewer than 7,500 credit card accounts appearing in Egghead's customer database show "suspected fraudulent activity," Sheahan said. This represents just 0.2% of the three million credit card accounts registered in the database at the time of the attack, he said.
It is not possible to say for sure whether this suspected fraudulent activity was connected with Egghead.com's Web site or with credit card theft elsewhere, Sheahan said, but, "The evidence we have gathered to date suggests that these credit card numbers were not obtained from our site."
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New feature for NLQ. When Patriarchy shows up in a news story as the accepted believe system in culture we'll be posting the details here. Bolded for emphasis.From The Huffington Post: Someone isn't going to win Father of the Year.A prominent sports radio host told listeners that Mets player Daniel Murphy, who missed the first two games of the season, should have played ball instead of being with his wife and newborn son. … [Read more...]
Patriarcal Ideas in Modern Culture: Devaluing Fatherhood?
April 5, 2014 by Suzanne Calulu
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LNR Type:
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Year of Declaration:
Declaring Authority:
Walsall Metropolitan Borough Council
Area (Ha):
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Once displayed, click on the site to see area and other details.
Grid Reference:
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Owned by:
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Link to site map:
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How to get there:
Rough Wood Car Park at the end of Hunts Lane (closes at dusk)Buses: 369 Walsall and Willenhall, 364 Walsall and Coppice Farm Āand 341 Walsall and Willenhall. The site is adjacent to Rough Wood Chase Local Nature Reserve.
Visitor facilities:
Trails on each site, and a circular trail which takes in the whole of Rough Wood Chase. Health walks, dog walking, picnics, nature watching.
What to see:
Rough Wood is made up of a series of pools in the middle of the oldest and largest woodland in Walsall (Rough wood represents about 10% of the oak woodland within the West Midlands). Its a great place to go for a wander to lose yourself in nature for a while - the old oaks and lovely sunny clearings are full of wildlife, from nesting woodland birds, as well as toads, frogs, two species of newt, and lots of woodland insects.
Volunteer and 'Friends of' groups:
Friends of Rough Wood Chase, contact the Countryside Services.
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Description: Replacement:WRL-10414. This new version is a Series 2 which uses a much newer firmware. It is compatible with the Series 2.5, if you upgrade the firmware through X-CTU.
This is the 2.4GHz XB24-BSIT-004 module from Digi (formally Maxstream). Series 2.5 improves on the power output and data protocol. These modules take the 802.15.4 stack (the basis for Zigbee) and wrap it into a simple to use serial command set. These modules allow a very reliable and simple communication between microcontrollers, computers, systems, really anything with a serial port! Point to point and multi-point networks are supported.
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Christians with
with herpes share their testimony.
I am a
Christian woman and I have herpes. I've had Herpes for 12 years now and
it's finally time to share my testimony with you. If you are a Christian
and have herpes or any other STD OR any other type of illness I would
absolutely LOVE IT if you would share your testimony with me and give me
permission to
share your testimony on this page for others that follow
Christ OR don't know who Christ is OR how He fits into our lives.
If you
have a Bible verse that inspires you and helps to get you through life's
little bumps in the road will you share that with me too? I'm going to
put the Bible verses as I get them into the side bar of this page. I
also wanted to let you know that there is a
forum for Christians that
are suffering from herpes OR have an STD. Maybe we can reach out to each
other and give the glory to God for allowing us to learn something new
about His Love for us in spite of Life's little negatives, ya know? Send
your Bible Verses OR your testimony to and I'll
post it for the entire world to see!! How's that? :-)
I'm a Christian
woman, 25 yrs old, and I've had herpes since I was 18 years old. I
was raped and never let God part my way as I have come to learn that
where there's a door, he opens it. I was very lucky to just get an
STD. I know, your thinking that is "crazy." Well I think of it like
this, the guy that raped me could have killed me, given me AIDS,
etc. So I had to count my blessings when I heard it was "only"
Herpes. I know, doesn't seem that anyone in his or her right mind
would think like that, but that is I and who I am. I have nothing
but respect for the man upstairs and I know that he wouldn't deny me
anything he didn't see fit in my life; good or bad. I'm married to a
wonderful man, have a handsome son and that is my life and I'm so
grateful to have what I have each and every day. I know plenty of
women that don't see it to be fit to have Herpes and call yourself a
Christian, because the end result is you had to do something, no so
Christian-like to get Herpes, right? WRONG! Those types of people
are those that disgust me and make me wonder how in the world they
are leading anyone in the right direction. God says to "love thy
neighbor." That is not love, that is hate and pure and simple, it's
being disobedient. My favorite quote from the Bible is: Isaiah 6
Verse 10: Make the heart of this people fat, and make their ears
heavy, and shut their eyes; lest they see with their eyes, and hear
with their ears, and understand with their heart, and convert, and
be healed. I think that says all that needs to said, about that. ~Lizzy
All I can
tell you is it has been the grace of Almighty God. Yes, my faith. I've
learned so much about being a Christian. I frankly believe I would not
have learned it any other way. Now God has my full attention. ~Eddie
You guys are
so good and I sure hope that you know deep down inside that you are
beautiful people ALL of you. I was so happy and so surprised when I
opened up my outlook express and started reading the notes about what it
is you guys have to say about herpes and what it's meant in your life. I
almost started to get all choked up inside when I started reading the
positive little notes in between the lines. You are what makes YOU and
not the herpes. If I had to go back and do it all over again I don't
think I would change much of anything because it's all helped to shape
my life even in small ways. I'm not happy that I contracted herpes but I
am thankful that I am alive. I really appreciate and hold dear to my
heart what GiftedBrotha said about having Christ in his life and not
living in fear because that's how I do it too. I'm not afraid of
anything bad in this world because of the fact that I have Christ and
Christ has me. He did pay the ultimate price and who am I to become self
absorbed in something as small as herpes when you compare it to His shed
blood on the cross. Ok.. I will stop there because I do have respect for
those that don't believe and if you don't that's ok. I didn't post this
to make anybody feel bad. Please know that sincerely from me. Just like
we had a hard time coming out about herpes.. I just felt the need to
come out about where I'm at and how much Christ does mean to me and what
He has done for my life. It's what has made it so simple for me to move
on from the negativity that having herpes can sometimes bring. Thanks
for allowing me to ramble.. *Hugs* ~Yoshi2me
Am I happy
that I have this well honestly no. However, I do appreciate how humble
and strong I have became from the experiences I have gained with having
this. You really do not learn who you are or how strong you are until
something happens to you. Dwelling on the consequences will only cause
you pain but the experience itself will cause you to grow and become an
even stronger person. I did not like pain in the past but now with
Christ in my life I fear no evil and have a much stronger appreciation
for life. I do like the support
this group and
others give to people who are new to this. We all need each
other and not the stigma this society gives us for having something like
this. ~GiftedBrotha
Well I need
to retract a little of what I said.. "Blessed" to have hsv2 because I
said I was. I don't really feel blessed but I have not let it define who
I am as a person. I was defined well before I found out that I had this.
I just know it has really helped me do my job better working with teens
and in the STD world that I work in. I do not fear hsv2 at all nor do I
let it control my life. The main reason is because I have Christ in my
life but the other is because I knew alot about hsv2 when I was
diagnosed. Knowledge is power! I will not let someone control how I feel
about myself with their lack of knowledge of hsv, if they don't want to
date me because of this, then let them go try to find someone who
doesn't have it. ;) You are all amazing wonderful people and you need to
feel proud of yourselves because you have the power to get up and get on
here and talk, vent etc. Wishing you all a blessed week. ~Jane
God, has
definitely made an impact on my life. I say the serenity prayer on a
regular basis. It certainly helped me when I was first diagnosed with
herpes and with other obstacles in my life. - Lemonade
would be nice. I always wondered why you were so hopeful and upbeat.
So, I am not surprised at all to find out that you are with Christ.
I will be sending you a link. It is about a program at my church. I
am a graduate of the Celebrate Recovery program. This REALLY helped
me and according to the bible can help others with underlying pains
and hurts other than herpes. There is a CR program in every town,
city, across the USA. And, villages across the world. ~Faith
on the Lord and learning about turning all things over to him, has
brought me nothing but peace and joy, even and especially in the
most turbulent of times. May your day be blessed. ~Jane
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We strengthen the capacity of developing countries to change their path towards a low-carbon future, because climate change demands that we grow in a different way. That means ensuring they have better access to carbon finance to pay for low-carbon development and that they are skilled putting that money to work where it is needed. That includes driving private and public finance towards cleaner investments, from biomass power plants in Thailand to CFC-free refrigerators in Brazil. We help ensure they can put policies into action – like protecting their forests - that will lead them towards a green, sustainable future. In doing this, UNDP helps developing countries to contribute to global efforts to combat climate change.


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Dr. Connie Palm, author of this book, passed away unexpectedly on January 3, 2015. Good News for the Nile! was her current primary project. She was working diligently to raise funds to see this project finished. To honor Dr. Palm we are presenting this project in her memory. If you wish to honor her memory, you are welcome to contribute.
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"Total Recall" Hollywood Premiere: A Complete Look!
Excitement continues to build around their anticipated remakes, and the stars of "Total Recall" gathered together for their film's Hollywood premiere on Wednesday evening (August 1).
Grauman's Chinese Theatre was filled with exuberant energy as stars including Colin Farrell, Kate Beckinsale and Jessica Biel strutted down the red carpet and spoke to the press about their latest project.
Bringing out a long lineup of fellow famous faces, celebs including Sophia Bush, Tom Sizemore, Audrina Patridge, Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne, Aisha Tyler, John Cho, Joey Lawrence and Christopher McDonald were also on hand for the "Total Recall" advance screening.
Meanwhile, 36-year-old Farrell previously discussed his lovely co-stars during a recent interview, as he told, "They're both tough," adding, "tough broads both of them…the two of them are really strong."
As for the motion picture, the plot finds Douglas Quaid (Farrell) begin to suspect that he is a spy after visiting Rekall, which is a company that provides its clients with implanted fake memories of a life they would like to have led. After all goes wrong, he finds himself on the run.
With a preview clip available in the player above, the Len Wiseman directed Sci-Fi adventure is set to hit theaters on August 3.


text: Simms Rivershed Wading Boots feature an athletic design for anglers who want lighter boots to hike into the backcountry. These boots are made using CleanStream technology along with Simms' new StreamTread traction sole. The Rivershed StreamTread sole accepts HardBite Star Cleats, Alumibite Star Cleats, and Hardbite Studs. Stopping the spread of invasive species is something that the designers at Simms take very seriously. The Rivershed Boot is part of Simms' CleanStream design philosophy, produced with features and materials that are more resistant to aquatic hitch-hiking organisms. These features include less exposed stitches, fewer ridges and pocket areas for invasives to be trapped, the use of non-absorbent materials and a final product that is easier to clean and drys faster.


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I got stuck with this statement.
I have two tables:
Author: author_id, author_nameWrote: book_id, author id
I want to get book_id with all its authors in one field, concatenating all the authors' names.
For instance, let's suppose we have
Wrote:book_id author_id10 5010 5110 52
Author:author_id author_name50 John51 Mike52 Lisa
I want to make a select statement which brings:
book_id Authors10 John, Mike, Lisa
Please HELP!!!
use the GROUP_CONCAT function
Putting r937's suggestion into a query, you get:
SELECT w.book_id, GROUP_CONCAT(a.author_name) AS authors
FROM Wrote AS w
INNER JOIN Author AS a ON w.author_id = a.author_id
GROUP BY w.book_id;


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Pros: Reads micro and standard SD cards from separate slots on the end and side. Fast, reliable.
Cons: Casing began to separate after a few weeks of use. Fixed easily enough with a drop of superglue, and is now fine.
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Gary Fong today launched an addition to its line-up of flash diffusers with the introduction of the LightBlade Diffuser. Designed to accommodate nearly all spedlights, the new LightBlade Diffuser softens the harsh light emitted by the flash tubes, minimises shadows and reduces glare. Attached using the Gary Fong patented strap and band mounting system, the LightBlade Diffuser mounts directly onto the flash head and is then secured with the included Gary Fong Velcro Cinch Strap. The LightBlade Diffuser is available for $34.95 MAP.
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New Diffuser Creates Portable, Professional-Style Lighting Without Breaking the Bank
New York, NY – February 28, 2014 – GFIP Holdings LLC (http://www.garyfong.com), developer and manufacturer of cutting-edge photography equipment designed to help photographers experience new levels of creativity, today launched an addition to its popular lineup of flash diffusers with the introduction of the LightBlade Diffuser. Designed to accommodate nearly all speedlight flashes, the new LightBlade Diffuser softens harsh light emitted from power-packed speedlights, minimizes shadows and reduces glare while creating more accurate skin tones. The portability and compact size of this combined bounce and shoot-through diffuser make it a perfect solution for event photography, portraits, interiors and product shots.
The LightBlade Diffuser is an ideal tool for photographers of all skill levels looking to create soft lighting for more flattering images. Attached using the Gary Fong patented strap and band mounting system, the LightBlade Diffuser mounts directly onto the flash head and is then secured with the included Gary Fong Velcro Cinch Strap. This allows photographers using the LightBlade Diffuser to conveniently shift shooting between a horizontal and vertical orientation without changing the light angle or having to remove the diffuser.
"As technology develops and speedlights become increasingly less intimidating to use, speedlight photography is becoming exponentially popular," said Gary Fong, internationally renowned photographer and CEO of GFIP Holdings LLC. "From novices to pros, photographers expect more freedom to shape their light, and we are committed to providing just that. The versatility of the LightBlade Diffuser is sure to fit the many needs of photographers' shooting styles and selected gear."
The LightBlade Diffuser is available for $34.95 MAP. For more information on the new LightBlade Diffuser, or to purchase any Gary Fong products, please visit http://www.garyfongestore.com.
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Apple's next emerging market might not be in Asia, but in South America. During the company's recent earnings conference call, Apple CEO Tim Cook identified Brazil as one of Apple's future growth areas. "I think there's a huge opportunity for us there, and we've more than begun to go deeper into Brazil," Cook said. "But I don't want to signal that that means that Apple retail will be there, because I don't envision that occurring in the near term." As noted by GigaOm, Brazil is
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The mission of the Honhaar Trust is to develop and support Artists for creations, productions, performances and educational opportunities at both grass roots and professional levels in India. Honhaar Trust is committed in raising the profile of Artist, developing and creating performance and teaching opportunities for artists in the rich & regularly growing cultural community of India.
• To create regional working opportunities for regionally based emerging artists to develop their craft.
• To provide an environment and opportunities for regionally based emerging artists to develop their craft.
• To provide performance and teaching opportunities for regional, national and international professionals.
• To create educational opportunities for the local artists community.
• To create opportunities for the development of skills in performing arts production and administration.
• To contribute to the growing arts community and arts activities in India.
Honhaar Charitable Trust is among the leading production houses of the country, To Promote the Talent of the Childrens at large Trust has already produced & Telecasted around 500 episodes of reality show namely Honhaar in different channels as Total Tv, Zee Jagran, Sadhna, India News Haryana. Worked as a production house of more than 450 video albums. Produced around 200 episodes of documentaries on devotional, Cultural & rural activities.


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About the Book
This book is an experience in time and color, as well as a description of culture, resulting from driving along the road from Mbarara to Kampala, Uganda. The photographs celebrate African and equatorial color, the richness of the social life of the road. On Sundays in Uganda, it is customary to wear the best clothes you own, and pay visits and spend time with friends and relatives. The road is not just a means of getting from one place to another in a car, but a pageant of walkers, workers, riders. The borderless sequence of images communicates a stream of both color and humanity.
Features & Details
- Category Fine Art Photography
Small Square, 7×7 in, 18×18 cm
102 Pages
- Publish Date Feb 20, 2008
- Tags third world, color photgraphy, fine art photography, david stroud, tangible press, road trip, africa, kampala, uganda, road, color, african
About the Creator
David Stroud is a writer on art, and a photographer who works in traditional ways with subtlety and complexity. He has publications at Lulu.com also.
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Large Tipi
Each decorative tipi is embroidered with animals both large and small, from the pint-sized prairie dog to the majestic buffalo.
Embroidered on 100% linen. Lined with 100% linen. Wooden dowels.
* Tipi is flammable - do not use with open flame. *
Includes one battery operated votive tealight which provides a subtle ambient glow for decorative purposes only.
Measures 16" x 8".


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Don't Rush Any Pro-flowers Abstain Instead
ProFlowers pulled all advertising from the Rush Limbaugh Show because he called an unmarried woman, who admitted she has so much intercourse that she couldn't pay for the condoms. But, they continue to advertise on the liberal Bill Press Show. Bill has called conservatives all kinds of nasty names on his show. For example Bill recently said this about conservatives:
"Just once….I would like to hear somebody say, 'The voters have spoken, the bastards.' Or, 'The voters have spoken. What a bunch of idiots.' 'The voters have spoken. God, they're dumb. Dumb as hell.'"
Bill Press refers to conservatives as dumb bastards, yet that's perfectly acceptable to ProFlowers ultra liberal double standard. You didn't hear ProFlowers come out against Bill Press's remark, did you? That's because they didn't. They didn't even 'threaten' to pull their advertisements from Bills show.
The management at ProFlowers must agree with Mr. Press, (that we are dumb bastards), or they would have said something about his remarks. A conservative can not call an immoral person a slut, but a liberal can call a conservative person anything they want to – according to ProFlowers.
In the future, please remember that ProFlowers thinks we are a bunch of dumb bastards, we're "dumb as hell", according to their view. I will not buy another thing from ProFlowers, and I hope all of my friends will do the same.
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