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1 BOSTON UNIVERSITY STUDY ABROAD PADUA Galleria Santa Lucia Padua Italy Tel CAS RN Jews and Christians in Italy: a historical survey Instructor: Prof. Gadi Luzzatto Voghera Office hour: by appointment Class schedule: 2 hours twice a week on Tuesday and Thursday am 1.00 pm (from September 2 to December 11, 2014) Course value: 4 credits THE COURSE This course will provide a social history of the relationship between Jews as single men or/and members of wider Jewish communities in Italy and the Church and the Christian Society from early modern times until today. During the course the students will approach the subject from a sociological point of view and will examine some of the most interesting aspects of this relationship. It is necessary to leave the old and useless way of studying Jewish history as a tearful succession of Anti- Semitic persecutions. We will focus on the exploration of the experience of coexistence between the Jewish minority and the Christian majority in cultural, economic, social and religious contexts. Special attention will be devoted to the study of some of the particular aspects of the Jewish culture and way of life in Italy. The course will be held in Italian. It is composed of 48 hours (24 classes of two hours each). A class presentation is
2 required. Areas of interest: Sociology, History, Religion, Italian, Anthropology Method: Lectures, class discussions, viewing of films and documentaries, visits to historical sites (Churches, Ghetto, Synagogues and Cemeteries in Padua, Venice). Students are expected to arrive in class on- time, ready and prepared on the assigned readings. Exams: The Mid- term exam is written (2 hours: 5 questions with short answer, 1 general composition on given topics) The Final exam is written (2 hours: 5 questions with short answer, 1 general composition on given topics) One Class presentation: minutes of public explanation in Italian on a given topic One or two short presentations in Italian on single topics are requested The course will deal with some general themes: 1. Introduction to the course, general overview on the geography of the Jews in Europe and Italy 2. Who are the Jews: the sociological concept of Jewish Civilization 3. The making of the Church of Rome: a historical survey 4. The Jews and Catholic Church. Catholic Church and the Jews: two different ways of thinking the same historical experience. 5. Between marginalization and integration: contradictions and paradoxes 6. The challenge of Jewish emancipation and the confrontation with the Catholic Church in Modern time
3 BIBLIOGRAPHY Each student should purchase a copy pack prepared by the teacher SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY Anna Foa, Storia degli ebrei in Europa, Laterza, Bari- Roma 1991 Corrado Vivanti (ed.), Storia d Italia. Gli ebrei in Italia, 2 voll., Einaudi, Torino 1997/8 Shmuel N. Eisenstadt, Civiltà ebraica, Donzelli, Roma 1993 Mendes- Flohr, P.R. - Reinharz, J. (ed.), The Jew in the Modern World. A Documentary History, New York - Oxford, 1980 David Bidussa (ed.), Ebraismo, vol II dell opera Le religioni e il mondo moderno (a cura di Giovanni Filoramo) Einaudi, Torino 2009 Roberto Bonfil, Gli ebrei in Italia nell epoca del Rinascimento, Sansoni, Firenze 1991 Ariel Toaff, Mangiare alla giudia, Mulino, Bologna 2000 Michael Brenner, Breve storia degli ebrei, Donzelli, Roma 2009 Marina Caffiero, Legami pericolosi. Ebrei e cristiani tra eresia, libri proibiti e stregoneria, Einaudi, Torino 2012 G. Luca Potestà Giovanni Vian, Storia del cristianesimo, Mulino, Bologna 2010 Gadi Luzzatto Voghera, Rabbini, Laterza, Roma- Bari 2011 Interesting web sites:
4 GRADING CRITERIA Attendance and active class participation: 15% Mid- term exam: 20% Class presentation: 20% Short class presentations: 10% Written review of a reading 10% Final exam: 25% BU GRADE CHART Grade Honour Points A A B B B C C C D F 0.0 Below "A" grade will be assigned to serious, ambitious, hard-working, punctual Artists. All Artists are expected to dedicate their time and to engage with enthusiasm/ participation/contribution to all class-work and exercises. Two unexcused absences will bring the class grade down half grade. Three or more unexcused absences can put the student in jeopardy of failing the course. It is the student s responsibility to make up work from a class missed for an excused absence.
5 BU POLICIES Attendance Boston University Padova students are expected to attend each and every class session, tutorial, and field trips required for the class. Students should note that attendance will be taken into account by faculty when determining final grades. Students absent from class for medical reasons need to provide a local doctor s note. Plagiarism Simply stated, plagiarism is taking another s work and presenting it as you own. Dictionary definitions of plagiarism frequently include terms such as theft or steal. Plagiarism is, in fact, intellectual theft. It is one of the most serious forms of academic misconduct. Plagiarism committed by a student will certainly result in course failure and may result in suspension or dismissal. For more details please see Boston University s Code of Student Responsibilities: policies/policies- code.html Religious Holidays Boston University s Office of the University Registrar states: The University, in scheduling classes on religious holidays and observances, intends that students observing those traditions be given ample opportunity to make up work. Faculty members who wish to observe religious holidays will arrange for another faculty member to meet their classes or for cancelled classes to be rescheduled. See Chapter 151C of the General Laws, Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
6 The Course Lesson Title Readings Key words Events 02/09 Introduction to the course, general overview on the geography of the Jews in Europe and Italy Y.H.Yerushalmi, Zakhor, Chapter nr.2 Martin Gilbert, Atlante di storia ebraica, mappe Sefardim Ashkenazim Italiani Migrations Torah T almud Jewish Civilization Topics for the Class presentation 04/09 Genesis of the Roman Church and the Jews G. Luca Potestà Giovanni Vian, Storia del cristianesimo, chapter 1 Anna Foa, Storia degli Ebrei in Europa, Bari 1991 chapter 1 Jesus St. Paul Pope Baptism Anti- Semitism 09/09 The Jewish Community and its organization Gadi Luzzatto Voghera, Rabbini, Bari 2011, Chapters 1 and 2 Anarchy Halakhà C herem Jewish Community 11/09 Relationship between Jewish Community and the Italian society SHLOMO SIMONSOHN, La condizione giuridica degli ebrei nell Italia centrale e settentrionale, in CORRADO VIVANTI (ed.), Storia d Italia. Gli ebrei in Italia, 2 voll., Condotta Loan at interest Citizenship Self- governing
7 Einaudi, Torino 1997/8, pp /09 Jewish historiography and open problems on the Italian Early- Modern Judaism Gadi Luzzatto Voghera, Rabbini, Bari 2011, Chapter 3 Rabbi Time Language Edàh 18/09 Structure of the Italian Jewish Community in Early Modern time and relationship with the Church Roberto Bonfil, Gli ebrei in Italia nell epoca del Rinascimento, Sansoni, Firenze 1991, chapter VII Space Ecclesia Synagogue On- site class PADUA S GHETTO 19/ Program Field trip to Florence 23/09 25/09 Jewish cultural questions NO CLASS Marina Caffiero, Legami pericolosi, Torino 2012, Chapter 1 Qabbalàh Hebrew printing Censura 30/09 The Jews and Catholic Anna Foa, Storia degli Ebrei in Europa, Bari Talmud
8 Church. Catholic Church and the Jews. Two different ways of thinking the same historical experience chapter 2 Segregation Convertion Trento 02/10 The Jews and the Catholic Church. The Catholic Church and the Jews. Two different ways of thinking the same historical experience. ANNA FOA, EBREI IN EUROPA, CAP VII Ghetto Controriforma 03/10 VISIT TO THE GHETTO OF VENICE 07/10 Mid- term exam 09/10 NO CLASS 14/10 The Jews and the Catholic Church. The Marina Caffiero, Legami pericolosi, Torino Indice dei Libri proibiti Casa dei
9 Catholic Church and the Jews. Two different ways of thinking the same historical experience. 2012, Chapter 2 Catecumeni 16/10 NO CLASS JEWISH FESTIVITY 17/10 and 18/ Two days Program Field Trip to Rome 21/10 Between marginalization and integration: contradictions and paradoxes. The marranos. Part 1 José Alberto Rodrigues Da Silva Tavim, Jews in the diaspora with Sepharad in the mirror: ruptures, relations, and forms of identity: a theme examined through three cases, Jewish History (2011) 25: Conversos Inquisizione Limpieza de sangre Ladino 23/10 Between marginalization and integration: contradictions and Conversos Inquisizione Limpieza de sangre
10 paradoxes. The marranos. Part 2 Ladino 28/10 On- site class PADUA S CEMETERIES 30/10 Paths of emancipation Jews in Europe and the challenge of Modernity: the Haskalah Gadi Luzzatto Voghera, Percorsi della cultura ebraica in età moderna, in Patrizia Reinach Sabbadini (a cura di), La cultura ebraica, Einaudi, Torino 2000, pp Bible Hebrew Education 04/11 Paths of emancipation The juridical framework of the Emancipation of the Jews in Italy and in Europe 06/11 Paths of emancipation The juridical framework of the Emancipation of the Original documents reading and review Toleranzpatent Egalité Ghetto History Anti- semitism Nation Toleranzpatent Egalité Ghetto History Anti-
11 Jews in Italy and in Europe 11/11 The Catholic Church and the Modern World G. Luca Potestà Giovanni Vian, Storia del cristianesimo, chapter 6 semitism Nation Genealogia degli errori Riforma Massoneria Intransigentismo 13/11 Paths of emancipation part 1 Gadi Luzzatto Voghera, La riforma ebraica e le sue articolazioni fra Otto e Novecento, in Le religioni e il mondo moderno, a cura di Giovanni Filoramo, vol.ii Ebraismo a cura di D. Bidussa, Einaudi, Torino 2008, pp Jewish Reform Israelitism Orthodox Assimilation Conversion 14/ Program Field Trip to Trento and Rovereto 18/11 Paths of emancipation part 2 20/11 From Anti- Judaism to Gadi Luzzatto Voghera, Antisemitismo, Milano 1994, Chapter 2 Complotto giudaico Omicidio Rituale
12 Anti- Semitism Razzismo 25/11 Jews and Christians confronting the Racial persecution Frank J. Coppa, The Papal Response to Nazi and Fascist Anti- Semitism, in Joshua D. Zimmermann edt, Jews in Italy under Fascist and Nazi Rule , Cambridge 2005 Anti- Semitism Holocaust Pio XI Pio XII 27/11 Class Presentation 02/12 Class Presentation 04/12 NO CLASS 15/12 Final exam
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The second best post player is Brian Johnson, 6-8, from Glenarden (Bishop O'Connell), Md. He might just be at the top of Arizona's wish list. He's a beast at both ends of the floor.
Johnson dominates the glass. He simply goes up and rips the ball away from everyone else. He can shoot the short jumper or score using his strength and agility with his back to the basket. He might need to work harder on the defensive end, but there's much to like about his game.
Arizona has pushed to bring Johnson to the Old Pueblo, but the rumor on the street says North Carolina wins another battle against the Cats.
Darnell Jackson, a 6-7 power forward from Midwest City (HS), Okla., has made a positive impression on everyone at the camp.
Jackson is a workhorse around the basket and at 230 pounds he's a load for any defender to move out of the paint. He can hit the face-up jump shot, but his best work is done with his back to the basket. He also plays with a lot of confidence.
"I feel like I'm one of the top players (here at the Nike Camp)," Jackson said in the press room today. "I don't think I'm the top player, but nobody is the top overall yet. There are a lot of us with great potential. No one is on top yet, but I think I can be one of the best."
Jackson is considering Oklahoma, Illinois, Kansas and Arizona but said he would probably hold off on his decision until next spring. That comment has made some question his academic standing. However, according to his high school coach Rodney Dindy, Jackson is a good student and should not have a problem qualifying.
"This will be (Jackson's) first year at Midwest High," Dindy said. "He's a good student and he's really got a lot of potential. He'll be a heck of player for somebody."
UA head coach Lute Olson was also seen watching Mohamad Tangara this evening. Tangara, a 6-8 center from Mali in Africa, is attending Mt. Zion Academy in Durham, NC.
Tangara is very active around the basket. He works hard on both ends of the court and goes after every rebound. Today he went up in traffic, took a rebound off the rim and powered back up for the score.
His list of schools includes Arizona, Miami (Fla.), Louisville, Michigan, Arkansas, Memphis and North Carolina.
Davis Nwankwo, a 6-9 center from College Park (Georgetown Prep), Md., has had somewhat of an up-and-down camp so far. He's played with passion at times and at other times has disappeared.
When his game is on, Nwankwo gets a lot done. He's a great athlete, quick off his feet and a very good shot-blocker. His offense is trailing his defensive skills at this time, but he's worked hard on that part of his game during the last year and he's becoming a better scorer.
Nwankwo has had offers from most of the Big East schools and some from the ACC, but he wants to come out West. His favorites are Stanford and Arizona. Nwankwo is a very good student, and that makes me believe the Cardinal could be leading.
At least two other 2004 prospects have jumped onto the Wildcats' "evaluation list" and only time will tell if they make the cut and are offered scholarships.
Robert Rothbart, a 7-0 center for Cuppertino (Monta Vista), Calif., has shown signs of being an elite-level player, but he has some work to do.
Rothbart has a nice jump shot that he can hit with regularity from 15 feet. At 192 pounds, he's not going to move many defenders out of the paint, so he's going to have to put on weight to be effective with his back to the basket. When he tries to post up against the bigger players, they simply body him out of the post.
He's not particularly quick off his feet, but he's active and his long arms and 7-foot frame makes him difficult to shoot over.
Magnum Rolle, a 6-11 forward from Freeport in the Grand Bahamas, came to the camp as an unknown but he's grabbed a lot of attention. Arizona has shown some interest, but the verdict is still out since the Wildcat coaches have not yet moved on him.
Rolle might be most intriguing of all prospects. He has the ball-handling skills and shooting touch to play on the perimeter, but only the NBA seems to be searching for 7-foot wing players. He certainly has the athleticism to play in the paint, but like Rothbart, Rolle must bulk up to be more effective in traffic.
Lute Olson will take evaluation skills to the ABCD Camp tomorrow and others will jump onto this list in the next couple of days. The recruiting process has really just begun, so stay tuned.
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The Church and Peace network is warning against extending a financial and political instrument at the disposal of the European Union that could strengthen the military capacity of non-EU countries, a move the network sees as a major shift.
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text: Politics 21 January 2010 Weekly briefing By Staff blogger Sign up for our weekly email * Critical Mass The first anniversary of Barack Obama's election was a dark day for US Democrats. A day earlier, the Senate seat for Massachusetts, held by Ted Kennedy for 47 years, passed into Republican hands. Breaking the Democrats' 60-seat Senate majority, the loss is a serious blow: health-care reform, as well as efforts to tackle global warming and deal with the budget deficit, may suffer. In "the bluest state", three times as many Democrats are registered as Republicans and Scott Brown's victory seemed unlikely just a few weeks ago. But anxiety over federal spending and opposition to the health-care bill, which Brown has pledged to vote against, seem to have swung the vote against Martha Coakley (who has been criticised for her line on health care and failure to use the Kennedy campaign "machine"). All may not be lost: health-care reform can still happen if the Democrats pass the bill as it stands, then a later "reconciliation bill" to iron out the details. Yet Coakley's failure does not augur well for the Democrats, who have 18 more seats to defend before Obama's next anniversary. Climate cramp By the end of January, more than 190 countries must decide whether to accept the Copenhagen climate change accord and detail their emissions pledges. The grand total to have made a decision so far is ten, one of whom, Cuba, rejected the deal. The non-binding accord has been pilloried for its weakness, but nations are not rushing to sign up. Australia, France and the Maldives are among the few to commit so far. With any luck, there will shortly be a flurry of world leaders rushing to hand in their homework to the UN. But EU nations are divided among themselves and a recent report suggests that Australia, the biggest polluter to have signed up, has little hope of making even 5 per cent reductions. Before there is any hope of a legally binding agreement at the next round of talks in November, this accord's problems must be addressed. Self-defence Le Cong Dinh is a Vietnamese lawyer who represents some of the country's leading human rights and democracy activists. Now, he is accused of trying to overthrow the state. He may face the death penalty if found guilty of links to the banned Democratic Party of Vietnam and drafting a new constitution. Vietnam claims to support free speech. Days before Dinh's arrest last June, President Nguyen Minh Triet spoke of Vietnam's support for progressive lawyers, criticising those who "trample democracy and human rights". The scores of dissidents imprisoned in 2009, however, suggest otherwise. Changing Ukraine Five years after the Orange Revolution, the front-runner in Ukraine's presidential race is the man whose fraudulent victory in 2004 triggered the unrest in the first place, Viktor Yanukovich. Facing a run-off in February, he is 10 points ahead of the prime minister, Yulia Tymoshenko. Ideologically, the candidates are close: both call for closer ties with Russia as well as the EU. But the disastrous state of the country politically and economically has tainted Tymoshenko. Without a finance minister since February 2009, Ukraine's economy contracted by 15 per cent last year. It remains the most corrupt state in the region and Transparency International say only 10 per cent of Ukrainians feel enough is being done about the problem. Now, less than a third of the population see democracy as a positive change. But in one way at least, they seem less disillusioned than British voters: turnout for the first round was 67 per cent. Team players Ghana's much-loved football team, the Black Stars, played their first game at the Africa Cup of Nations on 15 January. But the country's civil servants won't have been watching, or so the law decrees. In a productivity drive, President John Atta Mills has forbidden government staff from watching TV in working hours - which affects times when Ghana is playing. "An unfortunate coincidence," says the deputy information minister, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, who points out: "Within working hours, we are supposed to be working." He insists the large TV in his office is never on during working hours Subscribe from just £1 per issue This article first appeared in the 25 January 2010 issue of the New Statesman, Afghanistan: Why we cannot win this war


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The Society of St. Anne
A Neighborhood Celebration of Mardi Gras in New Orleans
door Kathy Scherer
Over het boek
Includes images of the elaborately-costumed members of the Society of St. Anne who congregate and form a walking parade each Mardi Gras morning in New Orleans, Louisiana.
This book contains black & white and color street portraits taken from 1998-2010 by photographer Kathy Scherer.
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- Categorie Kunst en fotografie
Klein vierkant, 18×18 cm
98 Pagina's
- Datum publiceren jul 14, 2011
- Labels New Orleans, French Quarter, Mardi Gras, Holga, costume, costumes, Lousiana, carnival, photography, documentary, editorial
Over de maker
A Louisiana native, Kathy Scherer discovered her love of photography while attending Louisiana State University's School of Art in 1994. She is an artist member of Baton Rouge Gallery–Center for Contemporary Art & the New Orleans Photographic Alliance. Her portfolios include The Society of St. Anne, Bella Italia, From the Seashore, and Pilgrimage – Memphis in August. Katherine strives to create a visual narrative that is personal and compelling and that successfully communicates her interpretation of the environment and experience of which she has been a part in an engaging way. Her work has been exhibited at the Naomi Silva Gallery - Atlanta; the Contemporary Art Center - New Orleans; Brunner Gallery at the Shaw Center for the Arts - Baton Rouge; and the Louisiana State Archives. Visit www.katherinescherer.com for more information.


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The grape vine was rife with speculation that Sushmita Sen had or rather would be adopting her second child. However, with no confirmation from any front, these pieces of drift news faded into oblivion.
However, last night at the press conference held for her upcoming film Dulha Mil Gaya, Sush confirmed that she has adopted another baby girl on November 19 this year, which also happens to be the actress' birthday. The doting mother has since christened the 3-month-old girl as Alisha.
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The Heritage History Academy supports individual student accounts, but also supports parent accounts, which allow an entire household to share access to history courses purchased by a parent. Enrolling in the Academy as a parent allows a user to create student accounts for each of his school-aged children. The student accounts created by a parent have all of the same capability as those of an independent student, but they are unable to purchase courses independently. Instead, family-students have access to all the courses a parent has purchased, and can enroll in any of them, at no additional cost. For families with children, creating a parent account is more economical than purchasing individual courses for each student. This is especially true for large families, or for small families that purchase multiple Academy courses.
In addition to cost savings, there are several other benefits to creating a parent account. For example, parents are able to view their family member accounts with full editing privileges (meaning a parent can override a students reading status or modify his study parameters). Perhaps the most important benefit of a parent account, however, is that it makes it very easy for parents to learn along with their students. The parent account is not only the master-account of the family, but it has all the capabilities of a student account, meaning that a parent can update their own reading list and take knowledge tests, independently of their students. If these features encourage healthy competition between family members, all the better.
A parent pays the same price for a history course that an independent student pays, but in order to share it, he has to pay an enrollment fee for each additional family member. Once the enrollment fee is paid however, there is no additional charge for additional courses. The more Academy courses the family enjoys together, the greater the savings.
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Jaedyn McGregor and Ayla Baca of the band The Scribblers aren't that different from any other indie rock musicians in Missoula. Baca, the band's keyboardist, has her hair dyed pink and McGregor has sported both a shaved head and mohawk. Underground bands like the Moldy Peaches and Ghost Mice inspire their music. They've played with touring bands and edgy local bands like FagRag and Americana experimentalists Stellarondo. But, of course, a million things give away the fact that the musicians are just 10 years old. If it's not the Harry Potter references to invisibility cloaks and polyjuice potions in their songs, it's the fact that, when sitting on a couch, their feet don't touch the ground.
The Scribblers emerged two years ago when the musicians were 8 years old. As they tell it, McGregor called up Baca on the phone to see if she wanted to form a band, and if so, what they should call it. The first idea was "The Bloody T-Rexes." But, according to Baca, it wasn't really the tone they were going for, and "The Firecrackers" didn't quite seem right, either.
"But when we were on the phone, I went into my grandma's bedroom in the basement and I looked at the ceiling," says Baca. "If you look there's a bunch of gold scribbles—they're supposed to be there—and I was like, 'How about The Scribbles?' And Jaedyn was like, 'Oh yeah, The Scribblers!' Because that's what she thought I said."
The band's first original song was called "First Woman Beard." They also did a lot of covers at the time including Ghost Mice's "The Devil and My Family," The Moldy Peaches' "Little Bunny Foo Foo," the song "Parents Are People" from the musical Free to Be You and Me, and a cover of the traditional song, "Bah Bah Black Sheep."
"I did my sheep voice for it," says Baca. "I learned how to do this really weird sheep voice and I was really into sheep."
Local musician and music promoter Tyson Ballew has been The Scribblers' music coach since the band's inception, tuning the instruments and preparing the girls for gigs. He's McGregor's co-guardian, so he has an emotional investment in the project, but he's also known around town for DIY rock shows he promotes at the Zootown Arts Community Center (ZACC)—and a band like The Scribblers fits into his world of quirky, lo-fi musicianship.
"Their first show was just a cappella and jokes," Ballew says. "It was last minute and they got added onto a show. The touring bands have been really enamored with them. That's in part because when you're on tour you play with a bunch of bands that are boring or generic and then you finally play this show and there's these two 10-year-old girls singing really different songs and being really silly. It breaks up the monotony of the tour in a special way."
There's more proof that being young has not been a hindrance for The Scribblers. On a recent trip to Vancouver, Wash., for instance, McGregor got the chance to meet and sing with Kimya Dawson of the Moldy Peaches.
"My mom told her I was going to play one of her songs ["Tree Hugger"] at one of Tyson's shows," says McGregor. "She said, 'Well, for my set I'm playing "Tree Hugger" and I'm not that good at it so you can play it with me if you want.' So I played it with her and it was really fun."
There's also a small film crew of University of Montana students—comprised of Mather McKallor, Ryan Seitz and Kyle Freeman—that's been documenting The Scribblers' progress over the last year, and which has made a music video out of the band's song "Cause I Was Poor."
"It involves a giant chocolate bunny that they snack on," says McKallor.
The Scribblers already has a fanbase, a fact made apparent at a recent family-friendly night at the Top Hat where the band performed for a mix of parents and children between the reasonable hours of 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. On that particular night The Scribblers—dressed in quirky pink outfits—did what so many bands before them have done in the green room at the Top Hat bar: sign their band name to the wall already overflowing with band graffiti. They write: "The Scribblers with...Ayla and Jaedyn. Just remember The Scribblers!"
Besides the Top Hat and the ZACC, The Scribblers played the Palace for a benefit as well as the recent party celebrating the Missoula Food Co-op. And, as members of the local kids music outfit the Coyote Choir, led by musician Amy Martin, they've also played The Wilma and the University Theatre.
Over the last few months, Ballew says the band has gotten several requests for shows.
"I think they've been taken a lot more seriously in town," says Ballew. "The way they've built their catalog of songs, it's still very cute, but it's a lot more musical than when they first started out."
The structure of the Coyote Choir, plus the adults in their lives, says Ballew, keeps them focused when it comes to the more freeform creativity of The Scribblers project.
"I think they can make decisions without worrying if it's cool or trendy," he says. "They do have some pretty obnoxious songs and so for me the thing I try to control is that by the end of the 20 minutes, the adults in the room aren't excited it's over. And, so far, people have been incredibly positive about it."
The Scribblers recently released an album called Eleven's Moustache, recorded in one hour at Club Shmed. It's comprised of six original songs including "Ayla at Hogwarts," and "Animals" which has the line, "Penguins are so beautiful, a lion's roar is like thunder! Pigs have families like you and I, and, unlike humans, chimps rarely blunder!"
In the song "Imagination" the girls imagine they're hanging out with chimps in a national park.
"We lived in Tanzania in Gombe Stream National Park," says McGregor. "It's where tourists go. It's where Jane Goodall did her work."
"We didn't actually go there," Baca clarifies. "It's in our imagination, as Sponge Bob says."
The Scribblers plays a CD release show at the Zootown Arts Community Center Friday, March 18, at 6 PM. $5/Free for kids under 12.


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The new Old Spice ad is just as popular as all the previous ones. But this time, unfortunately, it borders on creepy.
Thinking of 'Old Spice' brings images of hot and sexy men to mind, not in this one though. This one has creepy mothers coming out of every nook and cranny.
The creators' hearts and minds may have been oiled with good intentions, but the product is a little strange.
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Run Like Hell (also known as RLH) is a third-person shooter video game designed by Digital Mayhem and released by Interplay for the PlayStation 2 in late 2002 and for Xbox in early 2003.
Run Like Hell is set on a space station in the distant future. It features the voice talents of Lance Henriksen, Thomas F. Wilson, Clancy Brown, Kate Mulgrew, Michael Ironside and Brad Dourif. The game also features the music of Three Days Grace and Breaking Benjamin, including an exclusive music video of their song "Polyamorous".
The later Xbox version includes one new level and several new alien creatures, while several optional player character skins and additional minigames could also be downloaded via Xbox Live or the Xbox Exhibition 3 demo disc.
The gameplay in Run Like Hell is most similar to that of the later titles in the Resident Evil series, with the player controlling a character from a third-person perspective. Enemies can be locked onto when firing and while reloading weapons is still required, most of the weapons have infinite ammo. The game also features a number of chase sequences, in which the player must flee from an invincible foe while dodging the obstacles in their path both with the analog stick and the face buttons. In these sections the player must use the analog stick to move around obstructions like crates and boxes and through narrow pathways. If a gap or low clearance is ahead, the game will prompt the player to push a specific face button to jump or duck. If the player takes too long to navigate the sequence, the enemy will catch the player and they will have to replay the sequence.
Mining surveyor and former war hero Nicholas Conner (voiced by Lance Henriksen), returns to his space station known as the Forsetti Station to find it overrun by a hostile, previously unknown alien species known simply as The Race. Most of the crew members are dead, Nick's fiancee Samantha is missing, and he soon discovers that the entire station is slowly degenerating into an alien hive. Using his war experience and a large arsenal of weapons, Nick must fight through a group of hostile enemies to locate survivors on the station who can help him find Samantha.
- Nicholas Conner: The main hero of the game, Nick was an arguably betrayed war hero that, for disobeying orders, was demoted and sent to watch over the sleepy Forsetti Station. He escapes the initial horrors by being away on a geological mission, and is the first to start trying to pick up the pieces and destroy The Race. He is voiced by Lance Henriksen.
- Samantha Reilly: Nick's fiancee, Samantha is a scientist that studies xenological lifeforms. She studies the first specimens of an alien species that were discovered on the nearby planet of Forsetti. She disappears soon in the game, but manages to get a few hurried messages to Nick while hiding out in various places of the station.[1] She is voiced by Cree Summer.
- Amanda Bethune: Samantha's best friend from college, Amanda is a scientist in the area of geology. Also a good friend of Nick's, she accompanies Nick on his survey mission to a nearby asteroid. She is voiced by Grey DeLisle.
- Dag'Rek: An old friend of Nick's, a Jaxn'Trep citizen of high moral caliber. Dag is the Forsetti Station's Chief of Security, and as such proves a valuable ally in the battles against The Race. He survives the initial massacres through sheer militaristic might, and his years of combat experience are soon seen. He also keeps a cache of illegal weapons on the station just in case. He is voiced by Clancy Brown.
- Niles': A Mnyanlys, Niles (whose real name was never revealed) is the best engineer on the Forsetti Station, and probably one of the best in the galaxy. Though he tosses about with his Sonic Stunner, Niles's main use is his magic touch with machines. He can fix practically anything, which comes in handy since the station is always breaking down. He is voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson.
- Jessie: Niles's son, a computer hacker, and almost as good with machines as his dad. Jessie survives using his craftiness, as evidenced in their idea to hide out from the original slaughter in the back rooms of the Forsetti Station's theatre. He is voiced by Jason Marsden.
- Dr. Mek: The scientist heading up the study of the new species, Dr. Mek is a Neh'Lok. Both having come from the Neh'Lok wars, Nick and Dr. Mek have extreme difficulty coming to terms with one another. Dr. Mek had even lost a family to one of Nick's raids. Dr. Mek studies The Race whenever Nick and the others manage to capture a specimen, having holed up in her medical lab during the attack. She is voiced by Kate Mulgrew.
- Dr. Fred Monroe: A scientist whose first love is his work. Nick saves him early on from a Brute, but their opposing views quickly turns into a passionate rivalry. Dr. Monroe contributes to researching the Amalgamator Dag and Nick captured, and soon becomes enamored by the fascinating Race. He is voiced by Brad Dourif.
- Jinx: The daughter of the President, Jinx was sent to the Forsetti Station to minimize her ability to raise hell. She quickly befriended Jessie, and the duo used their respective skills (hers being computers) to create some mischievous fun for themselves. Jinx was in the detention center for hacking when The Race arrived, and having spent days on her own, she gladly uses her skills to aid Nick when he rescues her. She is voiced by Pamela Adlon.
- Craig O'Feardon: A former marine, dishonorably discharged for punching out his squad leader, he found peace working in the Forsetti Station's mines. Craig is a loud and surly drunk, and is quickly put in his place by Nick. Craig holes up with Samantha and the others in a computer lab near the pig pits. After being rescued by Nick (and just in the nick of time), Craig uses his expertise to guide him through the mine shafts and around its many treacherous setbacks. He is voiced by Thomas F. Wilson.
- Commander Mason: The military head of the Forsetti Station, he survives the massacre by hiding out with a few men in the bowels of the station. Mason is offscreen for most of the game, as he is too far for Nick to save. However, he does give Nick a clue as to the condition of his fiancee (among others). He also patches in with occasional updates on how his rescue plan is going. He is voiced by Michael Ironside.
According to Brian Freyermuth, the lead designer of Run Like Hell,[2] the production did not go smoothly. During its five-year run, the team went through two executive producers, three producers, three lead programmers and two lead artists. They started out with the idea of a Resident Evil in space, but this was changed abruptly by upper management from survival horror to an action game. The aliens were weakened and made more numerous. In the end the game was scrapped by management again and restarted ten months before the release date. Thus, the game's actual programming was done in the space of ten months even though the game was in development for five years, which is one of the reasons that the story and characters seem fleshed out whereas the game play seems rushed and incomplete.[3] The game was also meant to be a trilogy, as is obvious by the cliffhanger ending.
Run Like Hell received "mixed" reviews on both platforms according to video game review aggregator Metacritic.[20][21]
The Village Voice gave the Xbox version a score of seven out of ten and said, "It's one thing to watch your favorite stars provide product placement in Hollywood blockbusters, quite another to force the BAWLS into your mouth as a condition of advancing through the game."[22] The Cincinnati Enquirer gave the PS2 version three-and-a-half stars out of five and said that it "delivers a good twist on the "Resident Evil"-style game play by adding more action and speed, a decent script and memorable characters.[18] Entertainment Weekly, however, gave the same version a C and said, "If only the designers had spent as much time on the gameplay as they did on rendering the abundant female anatomy."[19] In Japan, where the PS2 version was released on September 2, 2004,[23] Famitsu gave it a score of all four sevens, for a total of 28 out of 40.[5]
In 2009, GamesRadar included it among the games "with untapped franchise potential", commenting: "After five years of development, redevelopment and bureaucratic nonsense, what was supposed to be a survival-horror game was beaten into a shoddy action game with a cliffhanger ending but no chance of sequels. It's too bad - with the right people, this unfulfilled series could be revived and done right."[24]
- ^ GameSpot staff (October 17, 2001). "Run Like Hell Character Feature: Part Seven". GameSpot. Retrieved August 7, 2015.
- ^ Run Like Hell 2 - Neoseeker Forums
- ^ a b Tracy, Tim (October 8, 2002). "RLH Review (PS2)". GameSpot. Retrieved August 7, 2015.
- ^ "Run Like Hell (Xbox)". Electronic Gaming Monthly (166): 136. May 2003.
- ^ a b "Run Like Hell (PS2)". Famitsu. 821. September 10, 2004.
- ^ "Run Like Hell (PS2)". Game Informer (115): 128. November 2002.
- ^ Mason, Lisa (May 2003). "Run Like Hell (Xbox)". Game Informer (121): 88. Archived from the original on April 22, 2004. Retrieved August 7, 2015.
- ^ Dan Elektro (October 9, 2002). "Run Like Hell Review for PS2 on GamePro.com". GamePro. Archived from the original on February 12, 2005. Retrieved August 7, 2015.
- ^ Fennec Fox (April 7, 2003). "Run Like Hell Review for Xbox on GamePro.com". GamePro. Archived from the original on February 9, 2005. Retrieved August 7, 2015.
- ^ Tracy, Tim (April 3, 2003). "RLH Review (Xbox)". GameSpot. Retrieved August 7, 2015.
- ^ Fischer, Russ (March 31, 2003). "GameSpy: Run Like Hell (Xbox)". GameSpy. Archived from the original on December 27, 2005. Retrieved August 7, 2015.
- ^ Valentino, Nick (October 13, 2002). "Run Like Hell - PS2 - Review". GameZone. Archived from the original on October 6, 2008. Retrieved August 7, 2015.
- ^ Surette, Tim (May 5, 2003). "Run Like Hell - XB - Review". GameZone. Archived from the original on March 29, 2008. Retrieved August 7, 2015.
- ^ Roper, Chris (October 9, 2002). "Run Like Hell (PS2)". IGN. Retrieved August 7, 2015.
- ^ Thompson, Justin (April 4, 2003). "Run Like Hell Review (Xbox)". IGN. Retrieved August 7, 2015.
- ^ Baker, Chris (November 2002). "Run Like Hell". Official U.S. PlayStation Magazine: 188. Archived from the original on June 26, 2004. Retrieved August 7, 2015.
- ^ "RLH: Run Like Hell". Official Xbox Magazine: 84. June 2003.
- ^ a b Saltzman, Marc (October 22, 2002). "Mutants and vampires and aliens...oh, my!". The Cincinnati Enquirer. Archived from the original on February 22, 2008. Retrieved August 7, 2015.
- ^ a b Wolpaw, Erik (October 18, 2002). "RUN LIKE HELL (PS2)". Entertainment Weekly (678): 124. Retrieved August 7, 2015.
- ^ a b "RLH: Run Like Hell for PlayStation 2 Reviews". Metacritic. Retrieved August 7, 2015.
- ^ a b "RLH: Run Like Hell for Xbox Reviews". Metacritic. Retrieved August 7, 2015.
- ^ Catucci, Nick (April 29, 2003). "Sell Like Hell". The Village Voice. Retrieved August 7, 2015.
- ^ IGN staff (September 6, 2004). "Now Playing in Japan". IGN. Retrieved October 16, 2015.
- ^ "123 games with untapped franchise potential". GamesRadar. April 30, 2009.


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Menlo Park, California – (The Hosting News) – August 10, 2007 – Search engine for developers, Krugle has been named to the SD Times 100, for its demonstrated leadership in software tools and environments, alongside industry peers such as Eclipse Foundation, IBM, Microsoft and Sun Microsystems.
David Rubinstein, Editor-in-Chief of SD Times remarked, "The winners of this year's SD Times 100 awards have demonstrated their leadership in shaping the software development industry. We took into account each nominee's products and services, its reputation among development managers, and the new ideas it brought out. These select individuals and organizations are the ones we've identified as helping to move the art of development forward."
The judging committee for the SD Times 100 commended Krugle for its solutions that let developers go far beyond "outsourcing coding tasks [that] typically results in files full of copy-and-paste check-ins.
Steve Larsen, CEO and Co-founder of Krugle added, "Krugle is honored to be recognized with this award. Increasingly, good programming means being able to more efficiently assemble and integrate code, something we pioneered with the concept of search driven development. Our goal is to help developers find code, fix problems, and learn new things."
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In this selection are highlighted the 10 largest companies in the world of consumer products, which are critical to the world economy, earning revenues totaling hundreds of billions of dollars, while also providing employment opportunities for millions of people. To rank the largest companies in consumption in the world, is considered the main source of information that denotes how much the company is producing, ie revenue. The company's revenue goes a long way in showing their strength in the industry. Furthermore, it is also considered the total number of employees employed by each company. The recipe is based on the report prepared by OC & C Strategy Consultants, while Forbes helped to determine the number of employees employed by each company. Of course, income is a much more important indicator of the size of a company, which is the reason assignment 70% weight, while determining the rankings with the remaining 30% being allocated to the number of employees.
Archer Daniels Midland
31 billion and 456 million dollars in total annual sales in 2014 and 33,900 employees, and this tenth company in this selection of the 10 world's largest consumer companies.
Archer Daniels Midland is a commodity business and global giant processing food plants 270 that has, in addition to great facility 420 for the acquisition of culture, production of items such as cocoa liquor, cocoa powder and chocolate. In addition to the services mentioned also offers storage for crops.
Mondelez International
This is 34 billion and 244 million dollars in total annual sales in 2014, with 100,000 employees. The company is located in the United States and is responsible for the sale of food, beverages and confectionery. The company, which was established in 2012, is the successor to the popular Kraft Foods company.
Tyson Foods
There are 37 billion and $ 580 million in total annual sales in 2014 to Tyson Foods, and 124,000 employees. Another consumer company based in the United States, the company has operated for more than 80 years building his slowly brand, but surely.
The company has 123 food processing plants, producing a variety of many products such as fried chicken wings , nuggets. And it offers meat for some of the largest food chains in the country.
This is 45 billion and 998 million dollars in total annual sales in 2014 and 129,200 employees at Coca-Cola, which is seventh in this selection of the 10 largest companies in the world consumer products.
Coca-Cola is one of the planet's biggest beverage companies, as well as one of the oldest, having been founded in 1892, based on its flagship drink, Coca-Cola. The company is established in almost all countries of the world, offering more than 350 different brands.
Anheuser-Busch InBev
There are 47 billion and $ 63 million in total annual sales in 2014 and 154,029 employees. The world's largest brewer had to come here, with global market share of 25%.
3 groups of international beer, the United States, Belgium and Brazil came together to form this company, which is headquartered in Belgium. The company has more than 200 brands, including several known in Brazil made by AMBEV.
49 billion and 102 million dollars in total annual sales in 2014 and 216,693 employees. One of the few companies in this selection without basis in the United States, this Brazilian company was named with the initials of the name of its founder, Jose Batista Sobrinho. The main business of this company is to process meat, practicing in its 150 manufacturing plants spread across the globe. They are among the best known brands, Swift, Friboi, Seara and Maturatta.
There are 66 billion and $ 135 million in total annual sales in 2014 and 173,000 employees. A brand that has been revered for decades, Unilever is an Anglo-Dutch company, which deals with consumer goods internationally.
Like most conglomerates, Unilever has hundreds of brands, although it assured that its focus remains on its 14 brands that capture more than 1 billion euros each year. These include, Knorr, Lifebuoy, AdeS, Hellmann's, Omo, Seda and Dove.
Procter & Gamble
This is 83 billion and $ 62 million of total annual sales in 2014 and 118,000 employees. Procter & Gamble is a consumer goods company, which is based in the United States.
While the company also had hundreds of brands initially, recently announced plans to drop most brands and focus on 65 brands that can generate around 95% the company's revenue. Among the best known are Gillette, Duracell, Oral-B and Ariel.
There are 66 billion and 683 million dollars in total annual sales in 2014 and 271,000 employees. Founded around the time that Coca-Cola was emerging as king of drinks. The legendary rivalry has lasted for over a century and saw the Pepsi launch dozens of brands, including 22 brands generate more than $ 1 billion each. In addition to Pepsi-Cola, have the brands Gatorade, Toddy, Fandango, H2OH! and Doritos.
is 93 billion and 570 million dollars in total annual sales in 2014 and 339,000 employees. Located in Switzerland, Nestle is the largest food company in the world, producing some of the most famous brands on the planet, as Kitkat, Nescafe and Maggi.


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On Receiving a Picture of Swans
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With pensive grace, the melancholy Swan
Mourns o'er the tomb of luckless Phaethon;
On grassy banks the weeping poplars wave,
And guard with tender card the wat'ry grave.
Would that I might, should I too proudly claim
An Heav'nly parent, or a God-like fame;
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Receive such tribute as a Cygnus' woe!
The faithful bird, that dumbly floats along,
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I just wanted to say hello, and mention what a great site this is (as everyone else knows). Also, the quality of content on here is superb, with more hints and recipes, etc, than I can use for a loaf of bread.
After recently travelling in France on my bicycle and eating a baguette a day, sometimes two a day, I was inspired to learn to make bread a more 'traditional' way, rather than with a bread machine. So now that I'm back in Canada, and in between jobs, I thought it would be the perfect time to start.
Below is a picture from the first dough that I have ever made at home (have worked in kitchens where dough/pastry was required). Since I don't like taking small steps and learning the basics first, I decided my first hurdle would be to make a 100% hydrated starter and use it in a Pseudo- Norwich Sourdough (thank you wildyeastblog.com). I figured I could always cover up the mistake if it didn't work (ie. throw it out), so it was worth a shot. Well, after a couple weeks of having said starter going I decided it was time for it to be used. The result being: (I know it is small, but that's because it would be easier to hide the evidence if it didn't work)
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text: Chinese market trends of viscose staple fiber (VSF) were still in doldrums on March 5. VSF producers offered in the range of 17,000-17,200 Yuan / ton, but mostly based on the mode of one negotiation for one order. High-end VSF was traded around 17,000 Yuan / ton and medium-end was transacted at 16,700-16,900 Yuan / ton. However, a few high-end VSF producers even delivered 1.2D to long-term customers at 16,500 Yuan / ton. Some manufacturers began to conclude monthly sales. Shipment of over 100 tons in Fujian region showed the intention in the range of 16,300-16,500 Yuan / ton.


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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Shares of the following stocks hit 52-week highs on Monday: Kraft Foods ( KFT), Comcast ( CMCSA), Marsh & McLennan ( MMC) and Haemonetics ( HAE).
Kraft Foods The food products company's stock was upgraded to overweight from neutral by JPMorgan analysts on Monday. The analysts gave the stock a $45 price target. "For 1Q12 (to be reported this Thursday), we are $0.03 above the Street, and for the year we are $0.05 above," JPMorgan analysts wrote in a report Monday. "Besides our optimism about fundamentals, we also think Kraft will push hard to drive strong earnings into one of the most important investor events in its history: the pending separation of GroceryCo and SnackCo, scheduled for 4Q12. Speaking of the split, we think it is possible that event-driven investors gain interest in KFT as the separation - scheduled for 4Q12 - approaches." Shares of Kraft hit a 52-week high Monday of $39.88. The stock's 52-week low of $31.88 was set on Oct. 4. Kraft trades at an estimated price-to-earnings ratio for next year of 14.2 times; the average for food products companies is 17.55. For comparison, ConAgra ( CAG) has a lower forward P/E of 13.45. Sixteen of the 21 analysts who cover Kraft Foods rated it buy. Four analysts gave the stock a hold rating and one rated it sell. The stock has risen 6.64% year to date.


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