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It was a beautiful night when I attended one of the New York's most cherished institutions, The Public Theater's Shakespeare in Central Park at the Delacorte Theater. This year their first offering is The Comedy of Errors, (a musical version of the Bard's Love Labours Lost follows later this summer) one of William Shakespeare's earliest works. It is his shortest and one of his most farcicalcomedies, with a major part of the humour coming from slapstick and mistaken identity.
It is a silly but fun story of two sets of identical twins that are accidentally separated at birth. Antipholus of Syracuse and his servant, Dromio of Syracuse, arrive in Ephesus, which turns out to be the home of their twin brothers, Antipholus of Ephesus and his servant, Dromio of Ephesus. When the Syracusans encounter the friends and families of their twins, a series of wild mishaps based on mistaken identities ensues.
Veteran director Daniel Sullivan sets this production in the late 1930's in upstate New York, complete with big band music and period dancing. As always, the Public Theater has access to a highly talented pool of artists and this show is led by familiar stage and TV character actors Hamish Linklater, known to most from TV's "The New Adventures of Old Christine," and Jesse Tyler Ferguson, known to most from TV's "Modern Family."
I was torn by this production. As is sometimes done, though not often, two actors take on both sets of twins, Linklater as Antipholus of Syracuse and Ephesus and Ferguson as the servant Dromio's of same. This ploy, when coupled with lighting fast quick changes into obviously different costumes, can prove a delectable challenge for the actors and a delight for the audience as they are in on the obvious joke. In this production the scene and costume changes are masked behind inserted lively dance numbers and slow turning sets that seem unnecessary, as these actors merely change a hat or add a flower to their lapel to indicate which twin they are portraying. Despite some slight changes in speech (Linklater makes a nice choice of lower his voice for one twin) without clearer changes this makes it harder to decipher which twin is speaking, especially in the earlier scenes if you are not familiar with the play. And in the end when the two sets of twins must face each other, the solution in this production is less than satisfying. Although the nature of farce is quickly paced deliveries, here the cast delivers it more like a sitcom with the actors pausing for their laughs. While this style of delivery can add comic tension to some very funny moments (such as Ferguson slowly describing the kitchen maid who lusts for him) it slackens the overall energy of the production.
There were a substantial amount of children there the night that I attended. A moment when a group of "gangsters" pull out their guns and point them at the head of the character of old man Egeon, who is on his knees caused a notable reaction of uncomfortable murmuring in the audience around me. Times are wary after all and this is a comedy. Another choice might be to have actors simply step in menacingly or start to put their hands in their jackets to signify guns.
The cast itself is highly enjoyable. Ferguson and Linklater are joined by Jonathan Hadary as Egeon/Pinch, Emily Bergl as a sharp tongued Adriana, the put upon wife of Antipholus of Ephesus, Heidi Schreck as a mellower Luciana, her sister, Skipp Sudduth as a gangster type Duke, plus an unfortunate turn in drag as Nell, Robert Creighton as Angelo, Keith Eric Chapelle as Balthasar, Becky Ann Baker as Emilia, and the sultry singing De'Adre Aziza as the Courtesan, who is given a song lifted from another Bard comedy.
John Lee Beatty has designed a clever set with three separate building units that revolve, and the lighting design by Jeff Croiter, sound design by Acme Sound Partners, and original music by Greg Pliska all add to the fun. Though I found the dancing interludes somewhat counterproductive at times, the wonderful choreography by Mimi Leiber is outstanding, as are the dancers themselves, and the colorful costume design by Toni-Leslie James playfully captures the era perfectly.
At the very end of the production there is a musical number where the entire cast dances onstage and the set pieces turn "quickly" (proving that they can) which is lively and fun, but feels anticlimactic when performed after the curtain call is already over. Some of the non-dancer cast members look downright uncomfortable doing it. Still a fun evening out…but kind of a mishmash here.


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kid you not. I just read this at FoxNews.com. Wow! The article starts out by saying it can break Paul Ryan's speech down to three words. When I saw that the first word was "Dazzling," I thought, oh here we go. It's going to be a glowing review of the speech that Paul Ryan gave before the GOP convention tonight. But then I got to the second word describing the speech: Deceiving!
On the other hand, to anyone paying the slightest bit of attention to facts, Ryan's speech was an apparent attempt to set the world record for the greatest number of blatant lies and misrepresentations slipped into a single political speech. On this measure, while it was Romney who ran the Olympics, Ryan earned the gold.
The good news is that the Romney-Ryan campaign has likely created dozens of new jobs among the legions of additional fact checkers that media outlets are rushing to hire to sift through the mountain of questionable statements that flowed from Ryan's mouth. Said fact checkers have already condemned certain arguments that Ryan still irresponsibly repeated.
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Docket: 02N-0209 - Request for Comment on First Amendment Issues
Comment Number: EC -231
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Comment Record
Mr. George DeCarlo
2002-07-27 14:45:20
Mr. George DeCarlo
Comments for FDA General
1. Are there arguments for regulating speech about drugs more comprehensively than, for example, about dietary supplements? What must an administrative record contain to sustain such a position? In particular, could FDA sustain a position that certain promotional speech about drugs is inherently misleading, unless it complies with FDA requirements? Does anything turn on whether the speech is made to learned intermediaries or to consumers? What is the evidentiary basis of such a distinction?
Your question of comparing drugs and dietary supplements is not proper. You should first start with Freedom of Speech as a discussion. This freedom was placed in the U.S. Constitution for good reasons and it is not up to an agency of government to decide if this freedom is appropriate for Americans.
2. Is FDA's current position regarding direct-to-consumer and other advertisements consistent with empirical research on the effects of those advertisements, as well as with relevant legal authority? What are the positive and negative effects, if any, of industry's promotion of prescription drugs, biologics, and/or devices? Does the current regulatory approach and its implementation by industry lead to over-prescription of drugs? Do they increase physician visits or patient compliance with medication regimes? Do they cause patient visits that lead to treatment for under-diagnosed diseases? Does FDA's current approach and its implementation by industry lead to adequate treatment for under-diagnosed diseases? Do they lead to adequate patient understanding of the potential risks associated with use of drugs? Does FDA's current approach and its implementation by industry create any impediments to the ability of doctors to give optimal medical advice or prescribe optimal treatment?
The ads may encourage some people to consult their medical doctors about a drug. But, it is up to the medical doctor who writes the prescription to evaluate whether or not it is appropriate for the patient. And, as many people do not know, pressure and sales tactics such as pharmaceutical companies sending people to distribute their drugs is a place that needs attention. After this please look into the other unholy ties that bind medical doctors with the franchise of diagnosis with drug companies.
3. May FDA distinguish claims concerning conventional foods from those relating to dietary supplements, taking into account limits on claims that can be made about foods in the Nutrition Labeling and Education Act, 21 U.S.C. 301, 321, 337, 343, 371? What must an administrative record contain to sustain or deny claims on food labels? How can information best be presented in a succinct but non-misleading fashion? To what extent do assertions in claims need qualifications or disclaimers added to the label to avoid any misconceptions that consumers may draw? Is there a basis to believe that consumers approach claims about conventional foods and dietary supplements differently?
Again, Freedom of Speech is being neglected by these well crafted FDA questions.
4. Should disclaimers be required to be in the same (or smaller or larger) size of type and given equal prominence with claims? Is there any relevant authority or social science research on this issue?
The disclaimer inhibits Freedom of Speech since the consumer is not made aware of who required the label and what pressure that agency of government had from entities such as drug companies and medical doctors that support prohibition of all supplements.
5. How can warnings be made most effective in preventing harm while minimizing the chances of consumer confusion or inattention? Is there any evidence as to which types of warnings consumers follow or disregard?
Please start with full and complete labeling of pharmaceutical drugs in normal type being handed out with every prescription. Also, make sure that all negative reactions as listed even though they may be in the PDR. Remember drugs and not supplements kill thousands in the U.S. every year. Start with the place that harms the most people and fix that problem before exploring supplements with their incredible record of safety.
6. What arguments or social science evidence, if any, can be used to support distinguishing between claims made in advertisements and those made on labels? Does the First Amendment and the relevant social science evidence afford the Government greater latitude over labels?
Again, Freedom of Speech is not to be reduced by an agency of government.
7. Would permitting speech by manufacturer, distributor, and marketer about off-label uses undermine the act's requirement that new uses must be approved by the FDA? If so, how? If not, why not? What is the extent of FDA's ability to regulate speech concerning off-label uses?
Let us uphold the U.S. Constitution first and then discuss whether or not an act is appropriate.
8. Do FDA's speech-related regulations advance the public health concerns they are designed to address? Are there other alternative approaches that FDA could pursue to accomplish those objectives with fewer restrictions on speech?
The FDA would do the public less harm by leaving the U.S. Constitution and its amendments alone.
9. Are there any regulations, guidance, policies, and practices FDA should change, in light of governing First Amendment authority?
The FDA should concern itself with the revolving door its employees have with the companies and products it regulates.


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Felix Torres has hope for the future
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo - Officer Felix Torres is in the midst of a fight he has to win. He's battling cancer. I spoke with he and his mom in his Memorial Hospital room as he was about to be discharged and go home. This single Dad of three children, two daughters and one son had a chunk of his intestines recently removed because of the cancer he's fighting. Torres told me, "I ended up in so much pain that I brought myself to the hospital."
Officer Torres is in a position that millions of Americans are in right now. He works, but doesn't work enough to receive health insurance benefits. The Green Mountain Falls police officer had his hours cut from full time at 40 to part time at 30 per week. That means he's ineligible to receive full time benefits. Officer Torres told me that recent budget cuts in Green Mountain Falls forced the change in position.
He's a fighter who still dreams of becoming a full time police officer like his father. He's still worried about the future even as he puts up a brave front. He told me, "It's scarey. I'm a single Dad. If I wasn't going to be around for my kids, who would take care of them?"
His mother, Viola Davis who wants me to call her Vi is there by his hospital bedside, opening up his food and helping him see the positives among all the question marks. She told me, "I'm a praying mother and what I do, I leave it in God's hands. If there is anyone out there that God can speak to to help my son, please do so. We'd be so grateful"
Officer Felix Torres and his family did not email or call me to tell their story. One of his friends emailed with his situation. There is a fund set up to help Felix and his family with their mountain medical bills. It's at the Pikes Peak Credit Union in Colorado Springs. You can call them at 719-473-5962.


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So back when I wrote my first review, which was over Mass Effect, I mentioned how BioWare was the king of the epic rpg's. I then proceeded to review the other two ME games, but I haven't touched on a single BioWare game since. With this being my tenth review (que le happy dance) I think it's only fair to go back and review another one of their titles. This, is Jade Empire, all the way back on the original Xbox.
Empire was the second game BioWare made, deciding to make an original game instead of the sequel to SWKOTOR, which I will review eventually, and being completely original they had to create the back story and entire atmosphere from nothing. Jade Empire takes place in a world which is heavily inspired by the time period between 1600-1800 A.D. The Empire is basically China, or Japan, I can't tell which, but with a lot of creative influences and takes all the ancient Chinese/Japanese beliefs in magic and dragons literally. Even though the main atmosphere of the world is obviously borrowed from history, the back story of this new world is completely made up, and the world is very realistic. You believe that this world has been in existence for thousands of years and will continue to exist after you finish the game. The fact that BioWare, who went from creating the best Star Wars game ever made to creating an even BETTER game without any pre-existing lore, mythology, or continuity already gives this game much credit.
(Yes I am aware that I just gave away not only what this game's final score will be but also what KOTOR's score will be, and I probably just made Star Wars fanboy's wet themselves in anger. Oh well)
The story of Jade Empire is as follows: you play as a student as a martial arts school in the small village of Two Rivers. The master of the school is Sun Li, who was once the evil Emperor's leader of his army a timer when he was known as the Glorious Strategist. The student is the last of a group known as Spirit Monks, who were the loyal followers and human protectors of the Water Dragon. The Emperor had, 20 years ago, killed all the other monks and took the Water Dragon's power as his own. Li has, for the past 20 years, been raising the last Monk (for reasons I wont tell you) as his prized pupil at the school. One day though a Lotus Assassin stumbles onto the village and discover's the Monk, as well as taking Li hostage. With your master gone and the school and village burned, you and one other fellow student begin your quest to rescue your master. Although, unbeknownst to the two of you, this quest shall turn into far more than either can imagine.
Now this isn't just another "for my honor" story which we are very used to seeing. The story starts off at a nice pace and it isn't long before you start to realize there is more to this mission than a simple rescue. It helps even more in that it isn't a hard story at all to follow. The game does have it's moments which you won't see coming, but it never leaves you confused.
The environments for Jade Empire are again better than KOTOR. Textures are better realized, lighting and shadow's are crisper, and character models are more interesting. I'm not sure what it is about foreign customs and countries, but they always seem far more interesting than my own. Aiding in all of this is a very talented cast of voice actors who, for the most part, are very convincing as the denizens of the empire. Once again though your character doesn't speak, and all of your lines are simply dialogue text which others then react to. A bit disappointing, especially when you consider that Jade Empire came out in the final months of the Xbox's life, but it's not a huge issue.
Concerning the main character, BioWare once again goes for the option to play as a male or female, with there being different skills each start out with. You can choose to play as a male balanced, male fast, or male strong fighting style, or as a female fast, female balanced, or the female magic style. While you can learn the styles of the other classes, depending on which class you begin with, there will always be slight penalties on those fighting styles which your character doesn't specialize in.
Combat in JE is very nice and flows easily. Gone is the turn based system of KOTOR, being replaced with a more real time combat system. This allows for not only the player, but enemies as well, to change tactics mid-fight, dodge or block incoming attacks. Some foes can actually only be harmed with certain attack styles. Spirits can't be harmed with weapons, demon's can't be harmed by magic and so forth.
The rest of the game play revolves around three things: questing, leveling up, and making choices. finding quest's to do is fairly easy, and the logbook can be filtered to show all active quests, or only the main story ones. There are a few simple fetch quests, which are a bit lazy, but most of them involve making good or evil choices to resolve the issue. This morality system is represented with the player being able to follow either the Way of the Open Palm or the Way of the Closed Fist. While most of the choices you make are simple deeds, in the latter portion you have the chance to either truly become a savior or, for those like myself, do some really evil things. Feel like binding some souls to your iron will? Yep, you can do that. It's so much fun. Gaining levels is simple to. When you level up you gain points to use to increase your health, magic and focus. Once you choose which to increase you then gain points with which to increase your level of proficiency in certain fighting styles. An even cooler feature is that the higher level you obtain the more points you get to spend.
Despite all of these very good things, the game does have a few issues which sadly prevent is from getting a perfect score. Occasionally the camera has a fit during combat and just gets stuck in weird positions. Another small problem, and one which strangely only happens in the Imperial City, is the random loading of areas while you walk around. Areas which you can clearly see right in front of you. I mean, what the heck? If you can clearly see what's in front of you, then why ndoes the game have to load what's already there? It makes no sense.
I really wanted to give this game a perfect score. If I were reviewing simply based on the first five or six hours of the story, then it would be a perfect game. The sound is great, graphics are great, voice acting is mostly well done, and the controls are spot on. Sadly though, a sometimes wonky camera, the occasional bad actor, and the strange moments of loading what doesn't need to be loaded all keep Jade Empire from being perfect, but only just. If you like all things rpg, especially when they come from BioWare, and you haven't played Jade Empire yet, go fix that. Now.
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Objectives: Two experiments examine the motor coordination and anticipatory control during a grasping task in children with ASD to determine development and specificity of deficits.
Methods: Experiment 1 was quasi-experimental, contrasting ASD and typically developing (TD) groups (ages 8y2m -19y1m). Experiment 2 was quasi-experimental, contrasting autism, DD and TD groups., (ages 1y9m - 6y5m). Participants were recruited through an autism registry and collaborating projects/agencies. For both experiments, the dependent measures were onset latency between grip and load forces, grip force at the onset of load force, maximum grip force, and time to maximum grip force across three load categories (0.5N, 1.5N, and 3N). A pincer or three-jaw-chuck were used to grasp the experimental apparatus. Each subject performed 15 trials across 3 load categories (1N, 2N, and 4N). Data was processed and reduced using Datapac 2000. ANOVAs (group X load; group X load X age) were used to analyze the data..
Results: Experiment 1: Precision grip data were collected from 28 participants (ASD=14, TD =14), matched on chronological age and gender. Mean age was 11 years (range=8-19y). There was a significant main effect of group for grip to load force onset latency, F (1, 78) = 9.855, p = 0.002, and grip force at onset of load force, F (1, 75) = 9.056, p = 0.004. With respect to peak grip force, only the main effect for load was found to be significant, F (1, 78) = 5.737, p = 0.005. Similarly, for time to peak grip force only the main effect for load was significant F (1, 78) = 4.213, p = 0.018. Tukey's post hoc analysis revealed that for peak grip force and time to peak grip force 1 N load was significantly different from 4 N load, while the 2 N load was different from neither the 1 N nor the 4 N load categories. Experiment 2: Participants were 2-6 years (ASD=25; DD=13; TD=34 TD), matched on mental age. Analyses are in progress.
Conclusions: In Experiment 1, prolonged onset latencies indicated that during the initial phase of precision grip (i.e.prior to lift-off), participants with ASD exhibited serial control of grip and load forces as opposed to the parallel control demonstrated by their TD peers. After liftoff, participants with ASD exhibited a trend toward higher peak grip forces and longer time to peak grip forces compared to controls. The results of Experiment 2 will determine if abnormalities in precision grip are unique to autism as compared to DD and to what extent age is a mediating variable. Understanding the motor features of ASD will expand the diagnostic profile for persons with ASD and lead to more refined intervention strategies.
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"Woe to the makers of literal translations, who by rendering every word weaken the meaning! It is indeed by so doing that we can say the letter kills and the spirit gives life."
"If the whole universe has no meaning, we should never have found out that it has no meaning: just as, if there were no light in the universe and therefore no creatures with eyes, we should never know it was dark. Dark would be without meaning."
"So many people walk around with a meaningless life. They seem half-asleep, even when they're busy doing things they think are important. This is because they're chasing the wrong things. The way you get meaning into your life is to devote yourself to loving others, devote yourself to your community around you, and devote yourself to creating something that gives you purpose and meaning."
"We all want progress, but if you're on the wrong road, progress means doing an about-turn and walking back to the right road; in that case, the man who turns back soonest is the most progressive."


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TALENTED photographers are inviting the public to see their work at a town centre exhibition.
The Swindon Photographic Society Annual Exhibition 2013 is taking place at the Central Library until July 27.
The exhibition includes work by about 30 photographers, whose pieces were chosen by a society competition.
Swindon Photographic Society exhibition officer, Malcolm Cole, said: "Every year we have a competition for all 70 members and the winners are put into the exhibition.
"The society's mission is to promote the enjoyment of photography for Swindon people, and by having the exhibition we are informing the people of Swindon what the club is enabling its members to achieve."
The images include landscapes, portraits and creative pieces.
There are three sections, including colour prints, black and white prints and projected images.
All the entries from the competition will be displayed at West Swindon Library from August 3 for two weeks.
The society's programme secretary, John Day, said the society is hoping the exhibition will encourage people across the town to pick up their cameras.
"The idea is to bring photography out to as many people as possible," he said.
"We feel there are probably people out there who like taking photographs of things besides the family and maybe have nobody to show their work to.
"This is to encourage them to see there are other people who want to see these photographs."
Among the people who have work in the exhibition is Shirley Johnson, of Castle Eaton, a member for three years.
She has a photograph of a raindrop called Reflecting Glory, an image called Canal Reflections taken in Amsterdam, and one called Morning Dew taken in North Meadow in Cricklade.
"It was something totally different to what I have done before. It was quite a challenge," she said.
"It is great to see everybody's work in the Central Library."
Lyn Day, of Toothill, a member for seven years, has a photograph called The Old Watermill and another called Attack on a Virgin on display.
The Old Watermill was taken on a cycle ride in Devon and Attack on a Virgin is an altered image of a hot air balloon that one day flew over her home.


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PRINCETON, N.J. - Freshman Kelsey Hay and senior Morgan Wheeler both scored in the javelin for the University of Pennsylvania women's track and field team this weekend at the ECAC Championships in Princeton's Weaver Stadium.
Penn was the only school to have multiple scorers in the javelin. Hay was sixth after her second toss of the day landed at 45.12 meters (148 feet). Her teammate was just a few feet behind. Wheeler was eighth heading into the finals and moved into seventh with her second-to-last throw of the day landing at 44.58 meters (146-03 ft.).
In the 800 meters, junior Chelsea Delaney finished 16th with a career-best time of 2:09.06. She entered the meet in Penn's all-time top 10, but moved up to seventh place in the school record book with that mark.
Junior Gabrielle Piper qualified for the finals of the 100-meter hurdles. She finished in 14.05 in the preliminaries. Then in the finals, she finished 11th at 14.28. Sophomore Heather Bong finished 12th in the 200 meters with a finish of 24.32.
In addition to Hay and Wheeler in the field, freshman Theresa Picciallo finished 11th overall in the shot put in her first ECAC meet. Her best toss measured 13.67 meters (44-10.25 ft.).
Of the 54 teams that earned points at the meet, the Quakers placed 40th overall with five points. Connecticut won the meet with 73 points.
Next up, in each event, the top 48 times and marks in the East region qualify for the first round of the NCAA Championships. The full list of qualifiers will be announced in the upcoming week. The NCAA East Preliminary Round is scheduled for May 23-25 in Greensboro, N.C. For a complete list of the top East Region marks and times, click here.


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2016 maple sugaring season was an exceptional year for Mansion House Maple. We thought the lack of snow might be a problem for us but it actually worked out for us. We did not have to wear snow shoes at all this year, so the woods work was much easier. We did not have to put any tracks on the 4-wheelers which made getting around quicker. Also for the first time ever we made more than a half gallon of syrup per tap that we have. We have a great mix of all three grades for every ones needs. We have 5800 taps at this time and will be expanding again this year with a goal of another 1000 taps. Below are photos from throughout the 2016 season with our favorite being the pictures of the oldest tree in our woods that has been tapped by 4 generations of the Dodge family. This tree is part of the family.
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"But in the time of Downton they would have definitely slept on a horsetail mattress," he said.
I have reason to believe that these two horsetail thieves are taking shelter with some charcoal burners over near the river.
We have examples of the last-named class in the ferns, lycopods and horsetail plants.
It is named for the abundance of horsetail (Equisitum) found there.
He was only human, and you must forgive him if he told of his adventure with the horsetail thieves.
The real leaves of the horsetail are much reduced in size, and take very little part in the work of nutrition.
Mike's Head is probably a popular name for the rush of the Equisetum species, known as "horsetail."
A great comet streamed through the sky "like a horsetail," and it was well known that that meant pestilence or war.
One interesting point in connection with the cultivation of horsetail spores has been brought to light.
Another common type of Pennsylvanian vegetation was the so-called "horsetail" plant or giant rush.
A member of a genus, Equisetum, of seedless vascular plants having a jointed hollow stem and narrow, sometimes much reduced leaves. Plants extremely similar to modern horsetails are known from fossils 300 million years old. The horsetails are the last surviving members of the phylum Sphenophyta, which dominated the forests of the Devonian and Carboniferous periods.


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Nearly 400 Jews and more than a score of policemen and soldiers were wounded in the demonstrations following announcement of the Palestine land ordinance, it was announced in the House of Commons today by Colonial Secretary Malcolm MacDonald.
Of the Jewish casualties, two died, 74 sustained serious wounds and 323 were slightly wounded. One hundred and forty Jews were arrested and many of them are awaiting trial, MacDonald reported.
Two British soldiers were slightly injured in the disturbances. Five British policemen received serious and 18 others slight wounds. One Palestine policeman was seriously and one slightly wounded.
The disturbances ceased completely after the debate in Commons on the land act, MacDonald said, adding that no incidents had taken place since March 7.
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The body of a kayaker who went missing during Storm Frank was recovered from a river on Thursday as Britain's battle with localised flooding stretched into the New Year.
The body of the man in his 50s was recovered from the River Findhorn in Moray, northeastern Scotland. He got into difficulties on the water around midday Wednesday.
Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon visited the town of Newton Stewart in southwest Scotland to see the damage to shops and businesses affected by flooding there.
"The impact is devastating for people, it's absolutely heart-breaking," she said.
"There's a long recovery road ahead for some of the people I've been speaking to."
Meanwhile Prince Charles, the heir to the throne, and his wife Camilla, visited locals from flood-hit Ballater, which is near Balmoral Castle, the Queen's summer residence.
Some 96 people spent the night in a barracks, having been evacuated from their homes.
Going into Friday, the Environment Agency (EA) for England and Wales had 16 flood warnings in place, meaning flooding was expected and "immediate action required".
In the historic tourist city of York, northern England, the flood barrier on the River Foss, which was knocked out by high water, has been repaired and flooding in the city has receded.
However, the city is being warned to be vigilant as the River Ouse it flows into will remain high over the coming days.
"Thankfully it is now an improving weather picture across most of the country," said EA incident management director Craig Woolhouse.
"We will continue to work closely with local authorities in the coming weeks to support their recovery efforts and still have teams working around the clock to protect communities and pump away flood water."
Earlier Thursday, the Met Office national weather service said Britain had experienced its warmest December since records began in 1910, smashing the previous high.
"The UK mean temperature (1-29 December) is a record-breaking 8.0 degrees Celsius. The previous record was 6.9 degrees Celsius in 1934," it said.
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In another country, in another culture and with another religion under discussion, the event would be explosive. Here we have the country's leading literary figure, Margaret Atwood, stepping forward to endorse a new book so blasphemous it makes Salman Rushdie's The Satanic Verses read like the work of a believer.
But outrage is scant among the few dozen shoppers who have gathered in the basement of Toronto's midtown Indigo bookstore to hear Atwood interview Naomi Alderman, author of The Liars' Gospel. Alderman's third novel boldly renovates the New Testament by proposing four fictional gospels to go along with the familiar four, bringing the story to vivid life in a way that makes total sense while pretty much destroying its religious mystique.
Based on imagined first-person accounts of the times by Jesus's non-virginal mother Miryam, his betrayer (Iehuda from Qeriot), the terrorist Bar-Avo (Barabbas) and the high priest Caiaphas, The Liars' Gospel is a testament brilliantly suited for secular humanists schooled in social realism.
None of Alderman's witnesses is any more reliable than those who did write the story. The question of the Resurrection is left open. But one thing comes through, which Alderman helpfully sums up for her audience: "Nobody's miracles are real."
But Canadians are so polite – either that or fatally irreligious. Besides, all Atwood really wants to talk about is zombies. It seems that not only is Alderman a brilliant writer and formidable scholar, capable of reading and speaking Hebrew, Latin, Ancient Greek and "a bit of Aramaic," she is also co-creator of Zombies, Run!, a popular fitness game app that gives runners wearing headphones detailed instructions on how to defend the last shivering remnant of humanity in the aftermath of the zombie apocalypse.
The friendship between Atwood and Alderman began when organizers of the Rolex Mentor & Protégé Arts Initiative picked Alderman for their program, which finances a year of collaboration with a master in an emerging artist's field.
At 38, with two novels already behind her, the British author felt no pressing need for a mentor. But there was one person, she says in an interview in Atwood's favourite Bloor Street restaurant, who she thought might help with her current project: "a piece of feminist science fiction of the kind that people wrote in the 1970s."
Who else? And so, without telling Alderman, the Rolex people arranged it. "The only person I had in my mind was Margaret Atwood," Alderman says. Last week, her sci-fi novel was laid out in piles of paper on the living-room floor of Atwood's Annex home, and the two have become fast friends.
Meanwhile, back in Judea, the natives are revolting.
The Jews were a thorn in the side of empire who refused to accept "the Roman franchise model" and "rebelled in increasingly violent ways," Alderman tells her audience. The Liars' Gospel is a blood-drenched story of political strife in which the mission of Yehoshuah (Jesus), "a wandering healer and teacher," is almost marginal. The rigorous realism of Alderman's treatment is such that none of her narrators understands the ultimate significance of the stories they tell – or even who the hero might be.
Judas is the only character in The Liars' Gospel whose historical existence is unproven, but he is also the one with whom Alderman, scandalously, most identifies. "I grew up an Orthodox Jew, and now I'm not an Orthodox Jew," she says. "So I have sympathy for people who lose their faith." Without absolving his betrayal, the author interpolates the existing gospels in a way that makes it perfectly understandable.
Plausibility runs deep in The Liars' Gospel, which manages to make sense where theology mystifies and leaves no opening for pedants. As a teenager, Alderman read Ovid in Latin for laughs. Her research for the novel included two university courses to brush up her ancient Greek and a close analysis of contemporary histories and holy texts in various languages.
She used translation "to crack open the ambiguities of meaning" she encountered and nourished herself throughout the process with nothing but the seven biblical foods.
"It's very sheep-centred," she tells Atwood. "Hyssop is very good."
And by the end of it, she gained respect for the man history has deemed the hero of this story. "This novel, which really holds up Jesus – I've held him in my hand, I've turned him around, I've had a look at him from every angle," Alderman says. "And in the end, I think, 'Do you know what? Love your enemy. That's pretty good.'
"Thinking about the reasons for the Commandments, thinking about what it might mean to be able to get to know God in that way. These are great thoughts."
And if people choose to believe Jesus rose from the dead, so be it. Alderman follows Mark, who left the question open in his original account.
"I don't want to say to people, 'No, definitely, he did not rise up from the dead,'" Alderman says. "That would be a boring and polemical book." Her aim is "to just open up the variety of options that could have happened. Then people can think about it for themselves."
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STELLARTON – After losing last year's provincial semifinal the fire was lit – the Pictou County Albions knew they wanted to reclaim their championship title.
Prior to last season the group won three consecutive intermediate AAA baseball championships. They've also won five of the last seven provincial titles.
"This year we're going back with a vengeance to take our title back," said player-coach Matt Purdy. "I was a bitter loss because it was so close and could've gone either way. We liked the team that beat us, but it was the first time someone outside of our league won provincials (Eastern Passage), so we want to take that back."
So far this season the Albions are off to a rough start, losing both games of their doubleheader with the Noel Road Blue Jays, 8-2 and 1-0. Purdy said with field conditions at Albion Field in Stellarton they were only out once before last weekend, so their focus was just to get out playing.
"We really weren't expecting much or worrying too much about the results," he said. "It was just good to get out there and get some hacks in. Towards the middle of June is when we start to play to our potential."
This week the team was able to get out on the field for practice, where their focus was on fundamentals.
"It was just good to finally be out on the field," said Purdy. "That's the big thing. We were able to take some fly balls and get some swings in."
This weekend the team is home for their first doubleheader of the season. The Hantsport Shamrocks and Albions will play at 1 and 3 p.m. at Albion Field on Sunday afternoon. Although it's early Purdy expects it to be a good head-to-head matchup as Hantsport has historically been their biggest rival.
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We have Category:Earth, Category:Qo'noS, Category:Vulcan, Category:Bajor, Category:Cardassia, I can't see why we can't have a Category:Ferenginar. This would be to include all agencies and landmarks, etc, that are based on Ferenginar. --Alan del Beccio 16:32, 26 January 2008 (UTC)
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Sept. 22 marked the beginning of the fourth biennial Solar Decathlon, a collegiate green-building competition sponsored by the Department of Energy and located at the National Mall's West Potomac Park. Over the course of two weeks, solar-powered houses from 20 teams will be judged by a panel of experts on their architecture, engineering, market appeal, hot-water generation, energy balance, and the ambiance of a dinner party that each house will host next week. For the first time, organizers will also evaluate structures by their affordability.
This year's entrants, from 14 states and four countries, show distinct regional influences. Appalachian State, in Boone, N.C., calls its lean-to cabin "The Solar Homestead." Team New Zealand, from Victoria University at Wellington, created amodernized "bach," or traditional Kiwi beach house. Team Canada modeled its home on the teepees of the Native tribes in Southern Alberta, and had the chief of the Piikani Nation come to bless the site.
A spiritual philosophy also inspired Middlebury College's gabled-roofed entry, "Self-Reliance," named for an essay by New England transcendentalist Ralph Waldo Emerson. With its kitchen's green wall and planter-lined deck, Self-Reliance exemplifies the holistic vision of sustainability shared by many of this year's teams. For example, the roof of Team Maryland's Watershed, is designed after the ecosystem of the Chesapeake Bay, storing and filtering rainwater for reuse, while water from its showers and sinks filters to a deck-side water garden.
Organizers will measure each team's energy consumption and production for one week, with teams whose net balance is zero or better receiving 100 points. To try to minimize energy consumption and maximize energy generation, the City College of New York is using micro-inverters for each solar panel. Meanwhile, each team monitors its own consumption with intuitive interfaces. A joint team from SCI-Arc and the California Institute of Technology will keep tabs on its performance in real time with an iPad app.
The houses are open to the public, from 10 a.m.–2 p.m. on weekdays and 10 a.m.–5:30 p.m. on weekends. Visitors should be prepared for jostling crowds: event director Richard King said that over the 10 days of the 2009 competition, about 300,000 visitors came to peruse the houses.
Category winners for affordability will be announced on Sept. 27; engineering on Sept. 29; and communications on Sept. 30. Overall winners will be announced at an awards ceremony on Oct. 1.
Check solardecathlon.govweaetxdyvaydzcwq for more information, including schedules for free workshops on renewable technologies.
And, if you're in the market for a new energy-efficient home, put in an offer with teams' publicists—although some homes, such as the City College of New York's, will be returned to their institutions, and Parsons the New School of Design is donating its house to an Anacostia family through Habitat for Humanity. Team New Zealand's "First Light House," however, sold last week at an auction to a private buyer for $290,000.


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Lawyers Journal publicizes the recent and upcoming events of its affiliated bar associations. Submit items for publication to MBA Bar Services Liaison Patricia O. Plasse at [e-mail pplasse] by the first week of each month.
The Hampshire County Bar Association held its Third Annual Wine Tasting Fundraiser on March 7 at the Northampton Center for the Arts. The recipients this year are Historic Northampton and the Hampshire County Bar Association's Scholarship Fund.The proceeds going to Historic Northampton will fund a display on the historical significance of the county's oldest courthouse. Proceeds going to the fund will provide college scholarships to Hampshire County students interested in a career in the law.The Barnstable Bar Association's Family Law Committee will host a Bench and Bar Clinical Presentation — The Elements of Proof in a Removal Case — on Thursday April 17, at 4:30 p.m. at the Barnstable County Probate and Family Court. Watch as teams of family law practitioners try various aspects of a removal case. Learn a new approach to the evidentiary issues involved in these often difficult cases.The all-inclusive attendance fee for this program is $19 for Barnstable County Bar Association members and $25 for nonmembers. All attendees are encouraged to join Probate and Family Court Judge Robert A. Scandurra and the team members at the Barnstable Tavern after the program. Food is included in the fee. There will also be a cash bar.To register (no later than Friday, April 11) or for more information, contact Michael I. Flores at [e-mail mif] or MaryBeth Holland at [e-mail MBHollandEsq].The Bristol County Bar Association will hold its annual dinner meeting on Friday, April 18, at the Hawthorne Country Club in Dartmouth. The guest speaker will be Appeals Court Chief Justice Phillip Rapoza. The MBA Community Service Award will be presented to attorney Thomas P. Gay. For more information, call (508) 990-1303.The Franklin County Bar Association is planning a Law Day event on Thursday, May 8, at 3:30 p.m. in the Superior Court courtroom of the Franklin County Courthouse. The speaker will be the Hon. Mark L. Wolf, chief judge of the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts. The Liberty Bell Award will also be presented. The association will hold a dinner that evening where Wolf will offer further remarks.For more information, contact Mimi Gordon at [e-mail fcbar] or Law Day chairperson Jodie Nolan, judicial case manager, at (413) 774-7011, ext. 283 or [e-mail jodie.nolan].The Berkshire County Bar Association will hold its annual dinner meeting on Tuesday, May 20, at the Berkshire Hills County Club in Pittsfield. For more information, contact BCBA President Brigid Hennessey at [e-mail Hennessey].On Feb. 6 at the Seaport Hotel in Boston, the Massachusetts Chapter of the Federal Bar Association held its Annual Judicial Reception. This year's honoree was U.S. District Court Judge Nancy Gertner, who has been on the bench since 1994. To an overflow crowd of her judicial colleagues and the bar, Gertner was praised by District of Massachusetts Chief Judge Mark L. Wolf.She was introduced by her colleague, U.S. District Court Judge William G. Young, who praised Gertner for her dedication to the court, her technological expertise and innovation and her outstanding service to continuing education to the bar. Massachusetts Chapter President Susan M. Weise presented Gertner with the Federal Bar Association's Boston Rocker, with an inscribed brass plaque attached to the chair.The event was also an opportunity to thank the many judges and law firms who had contributed their time, effort and space to functions of the Massachusetts chapter during the past year. Federal Bar Association President James S. Richardson Jr. made a special appearance this year and spoke of the FBA's efforts regarding judicial salaries and the independence of the judiciary.


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With a wide variety of programs: associate degrees and shorter-term certificates in many career and transfer programs as well as extensive workforce training and development programs, SCCC stands ready to serve our returning Veterans.
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A European Union embargo on Iranian oil will probably be phased in to protect countries with the greatest reliance on imports from the country.
Foreign ministers from the EU are likely to agree to block Iran's oil imports at a meeting in Brussels on January 30, and details are being worked out as to how an embargo will be imposed.
Countries that were most dependent on Iran's oil, including Italy, Greece and Spain, were concerned about how existing contracts would be treated under an embargo, an EU official said. Phasing in sanctions would help ensure that Iran, rather than European countries, lost out.
France, Germany and the UK lead the push for the embargo to increase pressure on Iran over its nuclear program, a proposal which has the in-principle support of all EU members.
Europe's sanctions threat and an Iranian demand that US warships stay out of the Persian Gulf have raised tensions between Iran and the West and sent energy prices higher.
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"An oil embargo is conceivable as long as it remains gradual and excludes the deliveries that serve to reimburse the billion of euros in debts that Iran owes to Eni, our national company," Mr Monti said.
Italy gets 13 per cent of its imported crude from Iran, he said, making it more sensitive to a supply shock than other European countries. France taps Iran for only 3 per cent of its oil imports, Mr Monti said.
Greece, which relied on Iran for 14 per cent of its oil imports in the first half of 2011, according to the US Energy Department's Energy Information Administration, will now abide by any curbs after blocking them last month, an official from Greece's Environment, Energy and Climate Ministry said last Tuesday.
The US tightened its sanctions against Iran on New Year's Eve and is pushing the EU to follow suit.
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard will hold large-scale exercises in the Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf next month, Iran's state-run Fars news agency reported. The drills would practise the ability to close the Strait of Hormuz, a member of parliament's national security committee was cited by Mehr News as saying.
Meanwhile, it has emerged that a pipeline that would allow oil from the United Arab Emirates to bypass the Strait of Hormuz has been delayed because of construction difficulties.
As many as 270 building issues have pushed back the completion date and the $US3.3 billion project will now not be ready until at least April.
Abu Dhabi, holder of the UAE's oil reserves, had planned to begin exports in January last year through the pipeline to a port outside the strait.
Once it is operating, the 1.5 million-barrel-a-day link will ensure the UAE can export crude without risking a blockade at Hormuz, where fully laden tankers exit the Persian Gulf with one-fifth of the world's traded oil.
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Appalachian literature, modern drama highlighted in English courses at NRCC
|Among New River Community Colleges fall 2012 English course offerings will be two classes that take students critical reading and writing skills in a different direction.
Appalachian Literature will be taught by Ben Campbell and The Modern Drama will be taught by Dr. Samuel Olorounto.
The Modern Drama will be offered as a distance education course and seeks to expand the students knowledge of modern dramatic literature, its development and its influence on contemporary theater and film. Students will have the opportunity to compose essays including their personal insights into what constitutes modern drama in theme, structure, language and setting.
Appalachian literature will be offered at the college in Dublin on Tuesday nights from 6 to 9 p.m. and will examine the works of notable authors from the eight-state Southern Appalachian region.
Students can expect to examine fiction, nonfiction and poetry from a wide variety of Appalachian authors (both past and present) and discover the unique history and culture of the area along with exploring contemporary Appalachian issues.
The course will also offer students a chance to create some of their own Appalachian literature in the form of poems and short stories.
Fall class registration is going on now and classes begin Monday, August 27. To see the fall semester class schedule, visit www.nr.edu/schedule .
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THREE years ago, Randice-Lisa Altschul was a celebrated entrepreneur and media darling. Her most recent invention -- a disposable cellphone -- caught the attention of the BBC, CNBC, ABC, NBC, CBS, Fox, Parade, Glamour, Business Week and The Financial Times of London, all of which interviewed her. She was invited, twice, to lecture at Harvard Business School.
Today, Ms. Altschul's company, Dieceland Technologies, is $2.3 million in the red and it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in January. And she is being sued by creditors for control of her patents.
''Other people might go get drunk and cry in their beer,'' Ms. Altschul said. ''But that's not my style.''
Her style is, rather, to come out swinging. Last month, Ms. Altschul self-published a memoir, ''Financiers, Lawyers, and Other Assorted Snakes: An Entrepreneur's Story,'' which lambastes what she says are the feckless lawyers and fiendish financiers who contributed to her financial demise.
Ms. Altschhul's salty narrative is a road map for inventors looking to bring a product to market. She details what she did right (patented broadly and deeply) and what she did wrong (trusted unscrupulous advisers).Continue reading the main story
Independent inventors, of course, are notoriously paranoid. But, if Ms. Altschul's account is to be believed, just because you're paranoid does not mean they're not out to get you.
During the initial press frenzy over her invention, she says in her ruminative account, a representative from a large talent agency called, offering to put her in touch with the ''power brokers of power brokers.'' That person turned out to be a financier whom Ms. Altschul calls Dick, who becomes the main villain in her saga. (Under instructions from her lawyers, she used pseudonyms for most of the players.)
In January 2001, she said, ''Dick'' flew in a private plane to meet Ms. Altschul in Texas, where she had flown from her home in Cliffside Park, N.J. While pitching himself to her, she said, ''Dick'' revealed that years earlier he had had a brush with the Securities and Exchange Commission. But he dismissed it as it as a minor incident, Ms. Altschul recalls.
And Ms. Altschul said she was in no position to be picky. A successful toy inventor who had licensed toys like Bendy Wendy, a bendable doll, she had bet ''the farm'' on her cellphone ideas. On Nov. 8, 1999 -- the day The New York Times ran the first article on her cellphone patent, which helped attract subsequent media coverage and investors -- Ms. Altschul had maxed out 35 credit cards and owed a couple of hundred thousand dollars to family and friends.
According to her company's bankruptcy papers, the man she calls Dick in the book did line up some impressive investors: Harold Snyder, a generic drug manufacturer, invested $100,000, and Robert D. Hormats, vice chairman of Goldman Sachs International, put in $75,000 of his own money.
But that was the extent of ''Dick's'' help, according to Ms. Altschul. She says he and his associates cost the company $200,000 -- in addition to $300,000 spent on worthless prototypes, tens of thousands squandered on questionable legal fees and $400 lunches -- and mishandled a funding deal with J. P. Morgan and a distribution deal with General Electric. This happened while Ms. Altschul was both trying to care for her mother, who was dying of a brain tumor, and watch over her father, who was suffering from dementia.
Could the financier be Dennis B. Levine, who, as a former broker at Drexel Burnham Lambert, spent two years in prison for feeding inside information to Ivan F. Boesky, the infamous arbitrager of the 1980's? Yes, according to people who have worked on the lawsuit against Ms. Altschul. The Dieceland bankruptcy filing lists a Dennis Levine as the company's financial consultant. Mr. Levine did not respond to phone messages.
Ms. Altschul said she would be unable to reveal any real names until current litigation is resolved, but even she admits that ''all you have to do is look at the public records to figure out who is who.''
Like most entrepreneurs, Ms. Altschul is highly resilient. She is already starting several new ventures, including beyondbitch.com, an Internet site where players rate the merits of other players' diatribes.
But her main money-making plan these days is her book. Ms. Altschul is hoping to earn enough from sales to pay back creditors and thus retain control of her phone patents.
Ms. Altschul's memoir (which, potential readers should be warned, could benefit from a vigorous editorial scrubbing) is printed by Kinko's and sold online for $19.95 plus shipping at www.assortedsnakes.com. She figures that all she has to do is sell 200,000 copies. Kristine Puopolo, a senior editor at Broadway Books, sees that as wildly ambitious: some books become best sellers having sold only one-tenth that number. But Ms. Altschul seems undeterred.
''So far I've already sold 1,000,'' Ms. Altschul says brightly. ''Only 199,000 to go.''Continue reading the main story


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Students in Columbus State's Fire Science associate degree program come in basically two categories: complete beginners who want to become firefighters or certified firefighter/EMTs, who are seeking promotion in their departments.
But the training still boils down to one important aspect, says faculty coordinator Carolyn Lingel. "In order to get trained in firefighting, something has to burn."
It's this key point that proves how important Columbus State's partnerships with local township and city fire departments are to the college.
Because Columbus State doesn't own fire training facilities, the college has developed partnerships with several outlying departments such as Westerville, Worthington, Madison Township, Washington Township, Alexandria, Mifflin Township and the state Fire Academy in Reynoldsburg, to provide practice facilities, equipment storage, and access to fire engines, fire towers and "burn buildings."
The department recently purchased a large supply of equipment, which Station 111 in Westerville stores for them--ladders, breathing apparatus, hoses, pickaxes, pike poles and nozzles. Most of the equipment was purchased in March for a total cost of $115,000, but a 1982 Sutphen fire engine from the city of Athens fire department, reconditioned and sold to Columbus State for $15,000 has not yet been delivered. "We hope to have it by the end of August," said Lingel.
The department will take the fire engine to training areas to pump water and carry equipment, explained Lingel. It is a very important addition to the program, which, if new, would cost close to a quarter million dollars.
Columbus State's Fire Science and Emergency Medical Services programs are tightly intertwined, because most of the state and a good part of the nation provide "fire-based EMS" services, in which all personnel are certified firefighters and EMT basics, or paramedics, and respond to 911 calls. Students must become certified firefighters and hold EMT certification to become employed, said Lingel.
"Our partnerships with various fire departments also provide the paramedic field clinicals--our students ride along with these departments," she explained.
Several new partnerships are in the discussion stages for possible growth of the Columbus State program, including working with Orange Township FD, which may be building a new center complete with training facilities.
But for now, Lingel is satisfied to be able to say that the Columbus State students taking the State Firefighting Certification Exam are performing at a 97 percent first-time pass rate.
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Human Resources, the Sports and Fitness Management Department, and the Health Care Committee are sponsoring Active Living courses that will help you become and stay active for a lifetime. By understanding your learning style, readiness to change, confidence and lifestyle, the Active Living courses will help you fit physical activity into your daily life. Past participants have found an improvement in their sleep, energy and concentration and a reduction in stress levels.
To participate in the course for Fall Quarter, go to CougarWeb and enroll in SFMT298: Active Living I. Sections are being offered Tuesdays 12 - 12:50 p.m. (SFMT298-005-23878) or 5 - 5:50 p.m. (SFMT298-006-23879).
To further develop a healthy lifestyle, Active Living II and Healthy Eating I will be offered during Winter Quarter, and Healthy Eating II will be offered Spring Quarter.
Tuition, textbooks and a pedometer will be provided free of charge to Columbus State full-time employees enrolled in the program. However, fee waiver request forms must be filled out in advance.
For more information about the Active Living courses, go to http://www.activeliving.info or contact David Litt, coordinator of sports & fitness management, at extension 3681.
Construction students to hear from job search coach
The Columbus State Student Chapter of the Construction Specifications Institute (CSI) will host Janice Worthington, certified professional resume writer and job search coach, at the August 15 meeting at 5:30 p.m. in Nestor Hall B.
Worthington founded Worthington Career Services in 1973. She has been a career columnist for Business First , and has propelled the careers of job seekers nationally and internationally, with virtually all of the Fortune 500 companies.
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Woodwind Ensemble to perform tomorrowThe Columbus State Woodwind Ensemble will perform a 45-minute concert tomorrow, August 9, at 4:30 p.m. in the TL-123 music room. The program will include the works of Handel, Mendelssohn, and Tchaikovsky. Featured will be a quartet for piano and winds by American composer William Grant Still. The concert is free and open to the public. For more information contact Thomas Lloyd, director, at firstname.lastname@example.com


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You know the drill by now: Every week, Dan and I each pick a Player of the Week based on the previous seven days. You can tweet us your suggestions and nominate players for the honor @LoHudInsider and @LoHud_DeFran, hashtag #POTW.
As you can see, all seven days counted toward this week's picks…
Josh's POTW: Josh James, Stepinac —
The 6-foot-1 senior had a good, solid start to the week, scoring 21 points in a closer-than-expected game against Fordham Prep with both starting guards, Walter King and Naim Thomas, out. He then chipped in 16 points Saturday in a win at Mount St. Michael, a team that beat Stepinac earlier this season and had bedeviled the Crusaders in recent years.
But the #POTW timeline is a full seven days and James needed all seven to earn these honors for the second time this season. And, boy, did he earn them. The Monmouth-bound guard delivered perhaps the performance of the year in local basketball on Super Sunday. He had a career-high 34 points on near-perfect shooting (11 for 13 FG, 9 for 13 FT) and added nine rebounds and eight assists. Stepinac built its lead as high as 20 points and went on to beat St. Ray's — another team it lost to earlier this season — 83-68.
That's #POTW stuff.
Dan's POTW: Jack Daly, Eastchester —
Daly might have only played in one complete game last week, but he did not disappoint. He dropped in 30 points for the Eagles as they topped Pelham 62-51 for their first league title since 2008. Daly has put up huge numbers all year, so it is only fitting that in the game to clinch their first league championship in five years was one that he came up huge in.
While the Eagles were able to pick up another win Saturday against Bronxville, it was without Daly in the second half after sitting out with an ankle injury. Daly, who is questionable for today's game against Scarsdale, will need to recover quickly if Eastchester has any hopes of making some noise come playoff time.
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Jay Cabell, Peekskill
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Brian Daniels, Briarcliff
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Jan. 14—
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James Holmes hearing postponed after alleged killer's repeated head banging, report says
Update by Michael Roberts: At a hearing yesterday, Judge William Sylvester, who's overseeing the prosecution of Aurora theater shooting suspect James Holmes agreed to postpone a hearing slated for this morning due to his "condition;" see our original coverage below. Now, reports have surfaced that the alleged killer tried to harm himself on three occasions, by inflicting damage to his head.
Citing unnamed sources, 9News reports that Holmes tried to harm himself on three separate occasions on Tuesday while in his cell -- and each effort seems to have had a head injury as its goal.
In the first incident, Holmes is said to have stood on his bed, then fallen backwards in an apparent attempt to bang his head. The second time around, he reportedly ran from one side of his cell to the other in order to thump his head against a wall. And sources tell the station he simply hit his head against the wall on attempt number three.
These assorted efforts didn't result in wounds that would have been visible to those attending this morning's hearing had it been held as scheduled, 9News maintains. But while sources cited by the outlet describe Holmes's actions as "not aggressive," that description is certainly up for debate. Expect the staff at the Arapahoe County jail where he's being held to keep an even closer eye on Holmes than they do already do -- especially as the newly scheduled December 10 make-up hearing nears.
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Continue for our original coverage below. Update, 4:48 p.m. November 14, by Melanie Asmar: At a hearing this afternoon, attorneys for James Holmes said the Aurora theater shooting suspect went to the hospital yesterday, according to Rob McCallum, a spokesman for the Colorado courts. They didn't provide any details, McCallum says. As such, the judge in the case decided to postpone a hearing scheduled for tomorrow until December. Holmes's attorneys had asked for the delay, citing his "condition." Read more below.
Original item, 3:12 p.m.: James Holmes's attorneys have asked to continue a court hearing scheduled for tomorrow because "as a result of developments over the past 24 hours, Mr. Holmes is in a condition that renders him unable to be present in court." They do not elaborate on his "condition," and prosecutors are arguing that Holmes's attorneys can't keep it a secret. The judge has scheduled a hearing on whether to postpone for 4:15 p.m.
In a motion on view below, attorneys for the accused theater shooter offered to provide "a limited amount of additional information" to the judge in chambers "immediately."
Prosecutors countered by asking for a hearing on the matter. "If the defendant wants this court to take action on his claim of a 'condition,'" they wrote in a motion also seen here, "he must make the court and the opposing party aware of what this 'condition' is in order for the court to be able to take action. The defendant cannot do this in secret, without the opposing party having the ability to participate and object."
Tomorrow's hearing was supposed to take place at 9 a.m. The sides were scheduled to address a handful of outstanding subjects, possibly including a defense motion requesting sanctions against "the government" for "leaking privileged and confidential information to the media about the contents of a package" that Holmes sent to Dr. Lynne Fenton, a psychiatrist he'd seen when he was a student at the University of Colorado.
Read the motions below.
More from our Aurora Theater Shooting archive: "Joker mask causes freak out at Boulder movie theater, teen facing charges."Follow me on Twitter @MelanieAsmar or e-mail me at email@example.com
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The Last Kiss Promos
So as you can see, my life has been consumed with spreading the word about all things "Last Kiss". We had the press junket this weekend, which basically means dozens of reporters come to one hotel and interview the cast about the movie so they can go write stories that will come out in their local newspapers or news shows the week the movie comes out. If you don't like the movie, it can be a real pain in the ass. But I'm really proud of this movie and the press could not have been more into it as well — so that made the time fly by. — Zach Braff (August 21)
Here are a whole bunch of new promos for Zach Braff and Rachel Bilson's The Last Kiss, opening nationwide September 15. The Last Kiss also co-stars Ben's brother Caseey Affleck (pictured second to the left) and Gwyneth's mom Blythe Danner. Check out the video below of Rachel and her stylist Zach shopping together… More pictures in the gallery!


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I found out about Fairytale Brownies through a military-themed website, Soldier's Angels. I've been wanting some for awhile, so when the opportunity presented itself (this was a reward of sorts for ot spending lots of money on something else :P) I shose some to try out. I ended up getting the box of 8-Sprites in Original, Chocolate Chip and Walnut for myself, and Original, Caramel, and Mint for Eric. He has three and I have 5 shhh! So far I've just had the Original and never had I had a more fluffy brownie. Isn't the packaging just beauriful? :) Not sure if you can red the card, but it says that the brownies are guaranteed fresh on arrival and they can last up to 30 days in the refrigerator and 6 months in the freezer. Um, not, they won't be there that long!
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Dr Chaturvedi obtained a Masters Degree in Commerce and Doctorate in Business Management from Agra University, Agra. He has more than three decades experience in teaching, research and administration. As former Director in All India Council for Technical Education, New Delhi, a statutory body under MHRD, Government of India, he has been associated with formulation of policies, planning, regulation and control of Management Education as well as other disciplines under technical education. While working with the National Board of Accreditation (NBA) and the Board of Studies in Management of AICTE, he contributed in the application of various quality concept in Management Education on.
Dr. Chaturvedi joined Birla Institute of Management Technology, New Delhi as Director in 1999. Under his leadership, BIMTECH has launched postgraduate programmes in insurance, retailing, entrepreneurship and international business and forged linkages with 20 b'schools of USA, Canada, UK, France, Poland, Austria, Hungary and Tanzania. Because of its multifaceted growth, the institute has been consistently ranked among top 15 b'schools in the country by reputed magazines like Business Today, Outlook and The Telegraph. Recently BIMTECH started setting up of a state private university under his leadership at Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India. The university is likely to start offering programmes from July, 2012.
Dr Chaturvedi is Editor-in-chief of four reputed refereed journals – "Business Perspective", The Journal of Insurance & Risk Management and the Indian Retail Review. He is also member of the governing bodies of several institutions of higher learning across the country.
In 2007, Dr Chaturvedi has been conferred Honorary Professorship by the St. Stevan University of Hungary, which is a leading state-run university of the country. He is regularly invited by leading electronic channels and financial news papers to present his views on contemporary issues.
In the year, 2005, he has taken an initiative to from "Education Promotion Society of India" a national platform of eminent educationists, education service providers and edu-entrepreneurs. Dr. Chaturvedi is the Alternate President of EPSI.