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South Coast Repertory's The Fantasticks serves as a perfect theatrical finale for its 2012/2013 season
The L. A. Chamber Orchestra (LACO) concluded its 44th season with an eclectic mix of historical and contemporary music, including the US premiere of Gonzalez-Pioli's The Love of Zero and Shostakovitch's Cello Concerto No 1 featuring Alisa Weilerstein
Thursday, 09 May 2013 Margaret Batjer (violinist+leader) and Allan Vogel( oboe d'amore) led the fabulous Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra through another Baroque conversation at Zipper Hall at the Colburn school of Music in downtown Los Angeles.
Ethan Edwards is having an invitation only live performance of soul/house music on Tuesday May 21st from 8-11 pm. It will be held at Bar Nineteen12 at the Beverly Hills Hotel. Sounds will be provided by Maragakis, and drinks provided by Belveder Vodka
Singer Stacey Jackson performed at the trendy Hollywood Bardot Club last night to promote the launch of her new album LIVE IT UP.
For deaf actor/musician, sign language is love.
Stormy Sacks, Grammy nominated music producer and the director of the performing arts magnet at Hollywood High School announced today that they are the first high school in the nation to be given the rights to perform the Tony award winning Broadway Show "In the Heights"
The Pacific Boychoir performed Rachmaninoff's Vespers "All-Night Vigil" on May 10, 2013. It was held at the First Congregational Church in Los Angeles, CA. The music began with the sound of the pitch pipe giving the starting note, because the Vigil was sung a capella. The sound was rich and full as they began to sing the first movement
Phylicia Rashad directs the August Wilson Classic Joe Turner's Come and Gone for the Center Theatre Group
Will Geer's Theatricum Botanicum celebrated its 40th Anniversary by having a fund drive and open house
Sinai Temple, in collaboration with Craig 'N Co., will hold their popular Friday Night Live Shabbat service at Los Angeles Ford Ampitheatre on June 14, 2013
The worldwide Salsa celebration produced by Albert Torres Productions, -the most important salsa music and dance live events makes its Los Angeles visit. Starting May 22 through May 26, 2013 at the Westin Bonaventure in Downtown.
In this character-driven production, the talented acting ensemble provides healthy doses of heart and soul
CRUMBLE (Lay Me Down, Justin Timberlake) Brings it's Best to Los Angeles
Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra (LACO), considered one of the nation's premier orchestras as well as a leader in presenting wide-ranging repertoire and adventurous commissions, announces its 2013-14 season, its 45th, featuring a compelling mix of beloved masterpieces and genre-defying premieres from firmly established and notable up-and-coming composers
Grammy-award winning Pacific Boychoir of Oakland, California, presents Sergei Rachmaninoff's All-Night Vigil (Vespers), Op. 37 on Friday, May 10, 2013, 8 pm at First Congregational Church of Los Angeles
TERROR recently completed a full European tour and a successful US tour alongside HATEBREED. With no plans of EVER slowing down they will join LAMB OF GOD for a twenty-one city tour beginning May 16th
In a tribute to Herb Gardner's brilliant play which, through his comically sharp dialogue, explores a myriad of social issues, not only has this play survived the passage of time, but is as relevant and funny today as it was twenty-eight years ago
This drama/romance is about the typical boy meets girl while going through some of the most difficult times a human being can go through in their life.
August Wilson's "Joe Turner's Come and Gone," directed by Phylicia Rashad, opens Wednesday, May 8 at 8 p.m. at the Center Theatre Group/Mark Taper Forum. The lyrically rich and powerful play continues through June 9, 2013


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Havana/Bogota - Colombia's government and Marxist FARC rebels reached a "fundamental agreement" on the guerrillas' future in politics, one of the thorniest issues addressed in peace talks in Cuba, according to a joint statement on Wednesday.
The FARC, or Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, has been fighting the government in a jungle and urban conflict that has killed more than 200 000 people in the five decades since it began as a peasant movement seeking land reform.
The partial agreement may pave the way for FARC to enter Colombian politics, which lead government negotiator Humberto de la Calle said would provide a "new democratic opening" that will lead to peace after an end of conflict. "Never again politics and weapons together."
Like other Latin American guerrilla groups, the FARC aspires to become a political party if a peace deal is signed.
"We are completely satisfied with what we have agreed on the point of political participation," FARC leader Ivan Marquez told Reuters. "We are doing well; in no other peace process have we advanced as much as we have here in Havana. We have taken an important step in the right direction to end the conflict and to achieve a real democracy in Colombia."
President Juan Manuel Santos, facing a barrage of criticism from the opposition for negotiating with the rebels, wants to show progress in the talks that have dragged on for a year and, until now, have yielded only incomplete agreement on the first of a five-point agenda.
The center-right Santos has seen his approval ratings slump in the last few months, partly due to the perception that he has offered too many concessions to the rebels in return for little.
Partial accord has been reached on land reform from an agenda that also includes reparation to the FARC's victims, tackling Colombia's drug trade, and an end to fighting.
Wednesday's development will likely lift Santos' popularity and provide momentum should he decide by the Nov. 25 deadline to seek a second presidential term. Many believe a second term hinges on progress at the negotiating table.
The two sides are unlikely to reveal many details of the agreement, but Colombians will be looking for clues on how much government negotiators have offered the rebels and how they will pay for their crimes. Many will be unwilling to accept FARC leaders being given seats in congress - as the rebels have demanded - without first receiving jail terms and then passing through the electoral process.
While most Colombians are desperate to see an end to the war, initial euphoria over negotiations has worn off as many doubt talks will soon reach a successful end.
"Even though the agreement is partial, what was announced today is a defeat to those who have sought to darken or end the peace process and constitutes a strong basis to believe we could reach a definitive peace," Ivan Cepeda, a leftist congressman, said.
Opposition leaders like former President Alvaro Uribe are furious that the FARC has tried to dictate government policy while it continues to bomb economic infrastructure and kill civilians and military personnel.

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Wrongful conviction is not a rare thing. According to this study, there have been more than 2,000 exonerations since 1989. Average time spent in prison was 11 years. The longest served was 35 years.
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And those are only the ones we've caught. I wish there were a good way to estimate how many other innocents are floating around out there who have never been granted relief. I've had several clients who I was confident were innocent and none of them have gotten relief. I think my experience is about average, so if each of my colleagues averages 3 innocent clients in 10 years, that adds up.
I just shudder to think of such crimes of conviction when innocent, and I suppose no one was held accountable for putting someone in jain or prison or killing someone who was innocent. Can't even imagine being in prison for 35 years and then being let out when found innocent of the crime. The longest prisoner I had in my classroom was 19 years and I had to teach him how to handle money, dress for interviews, and conduct interviews ... just everything. He was guilty of murder but he had been a hot-headed kid when he killed the guy. In my classroom, he was a gentle, quiet, kind, thoughtful fellow. I wonder what he could have done with his life.
One of my prisoner students was exactly my age. I would ask him, "where were you when Kennedy was shot?" "in prison" he answered, or man landed on the moon? "in prison", or the Watergate break-
in? "In prison." Jeeze!
Strange, both of these men had qualities one could admire and respect. They were real gentlemen to me, and worked very hard to be ready for their release dates.
This doesn't even come close to comparing with being charged guilty when innocent. Execution is out of the realm of understanding. How would they manage, knowing the needle contained the means of their deaths.
At the same time, I remember Ted Bundy, Robert Lee Yates, Dwayne Elton, and of course Spokane's own Kevin Coe. I think I could put the needle into these guys.
One of the prisons I frequented when I was in law school was built in the 19th century and still had the old brick wall, instead of the newer style chain link and barbed wire fence. A client told me he had been in that particular prison for so long, he had forgotten what tree trunks looked like because all he could see was the tops of the trees. Now imagine if that guy had been innocent. Yikes.
And, Joan, thank you for your work with inmates.
The system depends on humans, which means it has human failings and human flaws. I agree with Joan, about the Kafkaesque experience of being executed wrongfully. Thinking about "why me" and life being unfair. And the person who committed the crime is still out there, possibly having committed other crimes. Of course, lots of guilty people insist on their innocence, but still, seems there should always be diligence to ensure the innocent are not jailed, if jailed wroongfully they should be set free, and the "system" should make some sort of restitution.
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Us Coptic Christians worried about Egyptian riots
Coptic Christians in US alarmed at deadly riots in Egypt
Islamic authorities provide counseling to Muslims after attending Methodist Church dinner
Malaysia Muslims get counseling after church meet
Christian movie "Courageous" in top 10 at box office
Christian police drama in top 10 for second weekend
Pope urges southern Italian residents to care for eachother
Pope denounces "inhuman" mafia in southern Italy
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Guns in Church
ATLANTA (AP) — A federal appeals court has upheld Georgia's law banning guns in churches and other places of worship.
The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision, published Friday, upholds a lower court's dismissal of a lawsuit challenging the law.
The lawsuit was filed by a gun rights organization — GeorgiaCarry.org — and the Rev. Jonathan Wilkins of the Baptist Tabernacle of Thomaston. Wilkins had said he wanted to have a gun for protection while working late in the church office.
The 11th Circuit rejected arguments that Georgia's ban violates the plaintiffs' First Amendment right to freedom of religion and Second Amendment right to bear arms.
John Monroe, a lawyer for Georgia Carry, said Monday the plaintiffs hadn't decided whether to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. The lawsuit centered on a long-running fight between gun owners and state lawmakers over where firearms are allowed. Most gun rights advocates cheered when Georgia lawmakers lifted restrictions in 2010 that had long banned them from bringing their weapons into public gatherings.
Critics of the law argue that churches shouldn't be covered by the restrictions, which mostly apply to public buildings.


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When I activate ajax for my views, and enable term autocomplete exposed filter, it looks like that form submit happens too early, when I select some option from autocomplete and hit enter. So, if I write "Пу" and the autocomplete suggests "Пушкин" and I try to select it using my keyboard arrows and enter, the form is submitted with "Пу" and throws validation error. You can reproduce it here:
(try to type "Пу" in "Автор" field)
screenshot: http://pix.am/FOGz/
Comment #1dawehner CreditAttribution: dawehner commented
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Can you rebuild this view on a normal english drupal installation so we could try to reproduce the bug and based on this fix the bug?
Everytime an issue is easy to reproduce the bug get's fixed much faster :)
Comment #3dawehner CreditAttribution: dawehner commented
Can you also please export the view and attach it here? Thanks!
Comment #5dawehner CreditAttribution: dawehner commented
$handler->display->display_options['filters']['field_author_tid']['id'] = 'field_author_tid';
$handler->display->display_options['filters']['field_author_tid']['table'] = 'field_data_field_author';
$handler->display->display_options['filters']['field_author_tid']['field'] = 'field_author_tid';
$handler->display->display_options['filters']['field_author_tid']['value'] = '';
$handler->display->display_options['filters']['field_author_tid']['exposed'] = TRUE;
$handler->display->display_options['filters']['field_author_tid']['expose']['operator_id'] = 'field_author_tid_op';
$handler->display->display_options['filters']['field_author_tid']['expose']['label'] = 'Author';
$handler->display->display_options['filters']['field_author_tid']['expose']['operator'] = 'field_author_tid_op';
$handler->display->display_options['filters']['field_author_tid']['expose']['identifier'] = 'field_author_tid';
$handler->display->display_options['filters']['field_author_tid']['reduce_duplicates'] = 0;
$handler->display->display_options['filters']['field_author_tid']['vocabulary'] = 'authors';
$handler->display->display_options['filters']['field_author_tid']['error_message'] = 1;
The problem here is that you would have to create the fields manually and make some mistakes there as well.
Additonal this doesn't improve the motiviation to focus on this issue.
Comment #9dawehner CreditAttribution: dawehner commented
So the problem is probably that the focus is not on the autocomplete but on the actual submit element.
The prober fix would be perhaps that drupal autocomplete set's the focus manually
Comment #10esmerel CreditAttribution: esmerel commented
|Postponed (maintainer needs more info)
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Comment #11ichionid CreditAttribution: ichionid commented
Hey I have the similar issue! Any update or workaround to it?
Comment #12reeller_sk CreditAttribution: reeller_sk commented
Same issue here, I tried to add autocomplete to 'tlp_full_name_value' exposed filter in hook_form_views_exposed_form_alter, autocomplete works ok, but when I select a value from autocomplete popup and hit enter, the form is automatically submitted and the selected value isn't used. After ajax load in filter is not selected value but original value. For example I write 'adm' and autocomplete suggest in popup 'Administrator' I select this value and hit enter, after ajax load the value in filter is automatically changed back to 'adm'. I think problem is that the submit is processed before set of the selected value in the popup.
* Implements hook_form_FORM_ID_alter().
function tl_user_form_views_exposed_form_alter(&$form, &$form_state, $form_id) {
if ($form['#id'] == 'views-exposed-form-partner-admin-block-partnership-requests' ||
$form['#id'] == 'views-exposed-form-partner-admin-block-partner-staff-requests' ||
$form['#id'] == 'views-exposed-form-partner-admin-page') {
$form['tlp_full_name_value']['#autocomplete_path'] = 'ajax/autocomplete/name';
Exported view code: http://pastebin.com/Tx2Esr9k
Comment #13reeller_sk CreditAttribution: reeller_sk commented
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|taxonomy data
|» Views Form
Edit issue settings for my comment #1264794-12: Views exposed autocomplete + ajax view = form submit happens too early.
Comment #14pcrats33 CreditAttribution: pcrats33 commented
Comment #15Drif.io CreditAttribution: Drif.io commented
Unfortunately came across this issue on a project I'm currently working on. The solution I found was to call Drupal.autocompleteSubmit (in autocomplete.js) within Drupal.ajax.prototype.beforeSerialize (in ajax.js) in order to populate the textbox BEFORE the form is serialized. This solved the issue for me, but doesn't feel like an ideal solution. If anyone has a better suggestion I'm all ears.
Comment #16akz CreditAttribution: akz commented
@pcrats33: Similar problem and nice patch, but it does not fix this one.
@Drif.io is correct; the problem is a missing trigger of Drupal.autocompleteSubmit when ajax is enabled in a view. Well, autocomplete.js, binds this handler to the form submit event:
However, when ajax is enabled for a view, this event is not fired, and Drupal.autocompleteSubmit should be fired for form input/button with type 'submit' click events. So, this bug can either be fixed from the autocomplete perspective (where the autocompleteSubmit should be also bound to the submit button/input click event), or from the views perspective (where form submit event should be triggered upon ajax submission). I am not sure which is the most proper solution, though, hence not providing a patch or altering the Project value of this issue.
I solved my problem, via a custom js file of my own that only does the following:
Drupal.behaviors.autocompletefix = {
attach: function (context, settings) {
The tricky part, is that this js file should be included (therefore executed) after 'misc/autocomplete.js' and before 'views/js/*.js' files. I managed to do that by implementing hook_js_alter; I added a new entry for my custom js file with the same group and scope as 'misc/autocomplete.js' and a slightly bigger weight.
This is definitely not the ideal solution, but it feels better that overriding Drupal.ajax.prototype.beforeSerialize
Comment #17IRuslan CreditAttribution: IRuslan as a volunteer and at DrupalJedi commented
I decided to move my version of solution into the separate ticket for Core — #2785283: Enter key press in autocomplete results lead to ajax form submission.
Maybe will be useful for someone.


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February 26, 2013 BY John Kim
It's been roughly one year since the Nike+ FuelBand debuted to the world during a massive media event in New York City, and since then, millions have entered the Fuel+ community and made it count in every way possible. For the newest members of the Nike+ community, Nike has created the NikeFuel+ Zine – an interactive experience that educates on Fuel; this two-week experience will offer up individual lessons from artists, coaches, and other individuals in an effort to tighten the Nike+ community while keeping the door as welcoming as ever. Check out some of the lessons below and let us know how you get your Fuel on.
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Download: "The Secret Life of the Nike+ Fuelband"
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If you are looking to start a career with a business that is fully focused on your development with the highest standard of training then joining Lookers Skoda division could be just the right move for you. The Skoda Modern Apprenticeship Programme is one of the most comprehensive and sought after in the UK motor industry.
We are looking for extraordinary people to join the team on the Apprenticeship Programme. Have you got what it takes to be part of a team that is dedicated to premium customer service and a leader in quality? If the answer is yes, and you have as a minimum GCSEs grade A – C in English, Maths and a Science related topic then we want to hear from you. If your application is successful, you will be taken through a full apprenticeship scheme where you will learn and develop a career
Apprentice Service Technician: Learning how to maintain and service motor vehicles to Skoda standards as well as delivering unbeatable service to every customer, every time
You will need to have a good technical understanding and keen interest in how motor vehicles work plus a willingness to keep technical knowledge updated. You must be committed, eager to learn and willing to take on new responsibilities as the role evolves. You will have a positive, friendly and professional manner, be upbeat, enthusiastic and diligent in your approach to your work and our customers.
Interested? To find out more and to make an online application please follow this link: Apply Here
As the leading Audi dealer in the UK, Lookers Audi Division has a prestigious reputation for delivering the highest quality within the Audi brand. Our people are our greatest asset and we truly believe a happy team ensures happy customers so we live by our NICER values with regards to both our customers and each other….Nice, Informative, Caring, Enthusiastic and Responsive. In return for our people's hard work, we provide the opportunity of a long term career working alongside our driven and dedicated team. On offer is the chance to work in a friendly, positive, people focused environment, exceptional opportunities for development, ongoing investment in Audi brand training as well as a competitive remuneration package.


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Feels Like Home is the story of Mickey, a 16 year old girl living in a small Texas town. Her dad has just died in a car accident and her brother Danny, who has been missing since a mysterious accident several years ago, has suddenly reappeared. Mickey, grieving because of her fathers death and feeling abandoned by her brother is just counting down the days until summer and the chance to leave her suffocating town.
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As a free reading book choice, I looked to my favorite author for a great read over spring break. I chose to read This Lullaby by Sarah Dessen. I was expecting a happy and relaxing read just like her previous books that I have read but I found something different in this book. In each of Sarah's books, the main character usually has a conflict but inside are loving, caring and genuinely sweet. The main character in This Lullaby was the complete opposite. Remy is bitter and has an over…Continue
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This year's summer reading was very differen't from previous years. This year we got to choose any kind of book we wanted to read. When I heard about this, it boosted my spirits. I hate it when you're forced to choose from a list of books and while reading you're merely skimming through trying to rush to the final page and check "summer reading" off your list. This summer I dug through my countless collections of books, hoping to find the perfect three that would enlighten me for the…Continue


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Ava Grace Barthel was born to Abby Klaphake and Michael Barthel of Albany, December 27, 2012, at 6:19 p.m. at St. Cloud Hospital. She weighed 7 pounds,
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Ava is welcomed home by sibling Ella, 17 months.
Grandparents are Chuck Barthel of Albany, Lori Larson of Albany, Kevin Klaphake of Melrose and Donna Klaphake of Albany.


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - A Jacksonville couple pleaded guilty Wednesday afternoon in the 2013 hit-and-run death of a 2-year-old girl.
Serdarus Scott, 35, pleaded guilty to charges of leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death and driving while license suspended or revoked as a habitual felony offender.
Ariel Siplin, 29, pleaded guilty to accessory after the fact and tampering with evidence.
In June 2013, Scott fatally struck Janya Solomon (pictured) with his vehicle in front of her Ring Lane home on the Southside. He then stopped, got out of his vehicle and told Siplin, his girlfriend, to get in the driver's seat. Siplin fled the scene in the vehicle while Scott fled the scene on foot.
A short time later, Scott got back in the vehicle and the two went into hiding until captured days later.
Scott now faces 35 years in prison. Siplin faces up to 20 years in prison. They are scheduled to be sentenced the week of July 14.
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10.01.2012 14:05 Uhr, Quelle: The Unofficial Apple Weblog
Givit makes private video sharing from iOS quick and easy
There are plenty of video sharing services online these days -- from the enormously popular YouTube to Apple's own video integration with Twitter, it's quite easy for almost anyone to upload and share video with the public. But Givit's CEO Greg Kostello, who previously worked for both Apple and NeXT, has a different goal in mind: He wants to take on video sharing in the private arena. Givit, as we saw at CES this week, isn't about uploading a video from your iPhone or iPad for the world to see. Rather, it's about uploading a video, and then sending it out to a limited list of your friends, family, acquaintances or co-workers, for only them to see and respond to.
On first glance, the app is almost just a messaging service, and in fac
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|Photo accompanying Ross Ulbricht Youtube account.
I stopped blogging about crime years ago because it is back fucking karma but this story is too big to pass up:
US authorities have arrested Ross William Ulbricht, 29, alleged to be the owner and operator of Silk Road, the best-known underground marketplace for the trade of illegal drugs on the internet.
The New York prosecutors have also seized the Silk Road website itself, which operated as a "hidden" site, accessible only to people using sophisticated anonymous browsing software known as Tor.
Visitors to the site now see a warning which states "This site has been seized", while prosecutors also claim to have seized the servers on which Silk Road ran. Those may contain information about users of the Silk Road service, their current balances, and – potentially – transaction details. (LONDON GUARDIAN)
This case should be amazingly interesting. Would love to work on the case-call me! Ross Ulbricht is presumed INNOCENT until he is proven guilty.


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The complete collection of Confederate Pension Application files is now available in a digital format on the Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives website. The applications are searchable by name, unit and county and provide invaluable information to genealogists, local historians and anyone interested in Civil War history.
The applications and other supporting documents are online in the e-Archives section at http://kdla.ky.gov/records/e-archives/Pages/default.aspx.
Hardin & LaRue Diabetes Coalition to meet
The Hardin & LaRue Diabetes Coalition will meet 6 p.m. March 6 at the Lincoln Trail District Health Department, 108 New Glendale Road, Elizabethtown. It is open to anyone with interest in early diagnosis, reduction of complications, prevention and elimination of diabetes.
The group will not meet if schools are closed due to weather. For more information or to register for classes, contact Melissa Conder at 769-1601, Ext. 1035.
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The Elizabethtown Community and Technical College Fine Arts Series will present a performance by the Jamey Aebersold Quartet: Jamey Aebersold, sax, Steve Crews, piano, Tyrone Wheeler, bass, and Jonathan Higgins, drums.
The program will be in the Morrison Gallery of the College's James Owen Administration Building 3 p.m. Sunday, March 4. The Fine Arts Committee is sponsoring the performance, and there will be no admission charge. The public is invited.
The LaRue County Public Library has added several items to its shelves.
The Black History Community Service was held Sunday morning at Lane Lincoln CME Church.
Stanley Goodin Sr. of Hodgenville stopped by The LaRue County Herald News' office last week to share memorabilia of Boy Scout Troop 251.
Visitors to Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historical Park spent over $6 million in local gateway communities in 2010 according to a study released by the National Park Service. The study estimates that this spending resulted in 97 jobs.
The Kentucky Historical Society's HistoryMobile visited Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historic Park Feb. 12 in observance of Lincoln's 203rd birthday.
Kentucky Saves Week is Feb. 19-26. As a way to encourage Kentuckians to improve their personal savings rates and take control of their financial situation, the UK Cooperative Extension Service has the Kentucky Saves website. Kentucky Saves promotes a week in February to focus on helping people learn how to save money and build personal wealth.
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Pentagon: Military mistakenly shipped live anthrax samples
A Pentagon spokesman said the suspected live anthrax samples were shipped from an Army facility in Utah, using a commercial delivery service…
A Pentagon spokesman said the suspected live anthrax samples were shipped from an Army facility in Utah, using a commercial delivery service…
Judge Robert Kuzas ruled Wednesday that Bruce Blunt's behavior was "uncalled for and immature" but didn't rise to criminal behavior.
Sanders has long blasted the concentration of wealth in America and assailed a "billionaire class" that he says has taken over politics.
Logan Stiner was just days from graduating high school when, on May 27, his brother found him unresponsive in their family home.
The latest weather for Youngstown, Ohio and surrounding areas.
Police said Tyreek McNeil rode up to the victim on a bicycle before dawn and demanded his backpack, before firing shots at the victim.
Thirty-three-year-old Mary Timko of Simpson was sentenced Wednesday in Lackawanna County.
The House has stripped many provisions from Kasich's budget bill that the Senate is likely to fully or partially restore.
Both the digital communication and academic English classes placed first and second in the competition.
The new medical office will be ready for patients in July.
Over the past 18 years, The Edward J. DeBartolo Memorial Scholarship Foundation has awarded more than $650,000 in scholarships.
Police formally filed charges and arrested Robert Herrera Tuesday.
Dog owners who missed the deadline to buy or renew the dog license will have the $18 penalty fee per license waived.
The $12 million facility will include 64 assisted-living units and 25 units in the dementia-care wing.
Congratulations to the valedictorian of Wilmington High School.
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Two were baptized Tuesday.
Mayor John McNally hopes to have a plan submitted by the week of June 1.
Congratulations to the valedictorian of Ursuline High School.
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From Enid Blyton, one of the most successful and celebrated children's authors of the 20th century, comes The Enid Blyton Adventure Series. The flagship of Blyton's impressive and extensive literary career, it has been lovingly updated for a modern audience - with eight action-packed stories set to thrill and captivate a whole new generation.
Join Philip, Lucy-Ann, Dinah, Jack and their beloved pet parrot Kiki on a spectacular series of adventures as they set out on holiday to discover mysterious islands, navigate treacherous rivers, scale craggy mountain tops, and even find time to escape with the circus.
In the best tradition of adventure and testing grand themes of courage and heroism these independent and intrepid children venture forth from the valley to the sea and set sail in the name and true spirit of fun and above all - friendship.
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Heart Wedding Bubble Tubes
I always liked the bubble send-off better than throwing rice, anyway! You could always switch out the ribbon if your colors weren't blue and white... and they even have some in smaller, more squat boxes that you could just put a personalized label on and call it good. =)


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At least seven people walked past an injured man in New York City, who lay on the sidewalk for over an hour before emergency workers arrived. By then, he was dead.
What's worse: the 31-year-old Guatemalan immigrant had been stabbed when he tried to help a woman who was being attacked, reports the Associated Press.
I can understand why cynical urbanites might not want to get involved; I'm a cynical urbanite myself. But at least I call 911 when I encounter an unresponsive homeless person on the sidewalk. (It happens more often than you would think.)
Jesus' parable of the Good Samaritan has wider implications, but its literal truth is pretty clear, too: Help an injured person you encounter on the street. Hugo Alfredo Tale-Yax, the dead Guatemalan man, followed the gospel directive. Sadly, no one did the same for him.
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As a psychologist who studies memory, I was fascinated to see how the death of J.D. Salinger brought back a distinct and powerful memory for me. I would like to believe it is a memory shared by a vast number of middle-aged readers, who came of age in the 1960s and early 1970s when the popularity of The Catcher in The Rye was at its zenith. It is a slightly embarrassing recollection now, but at the time it was earnest, intoxicating, and defiant, all at once.
I was in 6th grade and had befriended an extraordinarily precocious girl. We had started as rivals for our favorite teacher's attention - our hands shooting up in tandem in response to every question she might pose about the current story or poem of the day. I was getting ready to hate this girl, but our teacher had the sense to bring us together after class and ask us to talk to each other about our favorite books. I cannot recall what my favorites were at the time (probably books about Greek myths, knights of the round table, and bloody battles of the Civil War) but this girl, at 12 years old, was a veritable Virgil for me, leading me in the next six months through a literary rite of passage that changed the way I read and perhaps the very nature of my thinking. She was a tiny kid with an overbite and her hair cut short, and I soon began to see her as the best person to talk to in the world. We read Vonnegut, Kesey, Nathanael West, even Sartre's "No Exit" (there was lot percolating in this bob-haired girl's brain - she went on to Yale and a successful career as an editor and literary agent), but first and foremost, we shared a precious assignation that was the benchmark for all of our other encounters - The Catcher in the Rye.
By no means the most popular duo in our class (as you might imagine), we easily resonated to Holden's condemnation of "phonys" and "hypocrites." We loved his honesty and soaked in his alienation, but ultimately it was something about the act of reading itself, far more cerebral, but also more enduring, that shook us to the core. It seems silly now, how we were swept in by an easy symbolism - the worst elements of Spark Notes and "AP English," but it made such a difference to us at the time. As we talked about the climatic chapter in which Holden shares his fantasy with his younger sister, Phoebe, about being the "catcher in the rye," ("What I have to do, I have to catch everybody if they start to go over the cliff- I mean if they're running and they don't look where they're going I have to come out from somewhere and catch them. That's all I'd do all day. I'd just be the catcher in the rye and all."), we saw the import of his words and were filled with the heady knowledge that this passage was communicating at an entirely different level - Holden was the catcher - the children he would save were really the innocence and honesty that we all lose when we enter the adult world. His fantasy was a doomed but heroic folly - to keep the children pure and protected from the corruption and deceits of adult society.
Ironically, as the metaphor clicked into place for us, we both had fallen over the edge to another way of thinking - another way of seeing. The world was now double for us - surface and subtext - manifest and latent layers - we were gluttonous for meaning. Reading was no longer just about what happens next, but what goes on beneath. Holden might vainly hold out his arms against the rushing tides of children, but we were already gone - the world would never be so innocent again. With each book that followed, we challenged each other to go deeper into the words - to find the metaphors - the symbols and the underlying themes. We were initiates into a club of secrets, talking after school and on the telephone for hours about our new discoveries. Such a perfect melding of two minds can seldom last, and somewhere after our 6th or 7th book together, it was clear that my best friend had developed romantic inclinations, and when I did not reciprocate (there were areas of innocence that I was still not ready to forsake), we suffered yet another fall from grace.
I have to believe that many other readers of my generation share a similar kind of memory to this one about Salinger's book. Accessible to younger readers, and filled with cynicism and humor about the rather pathetic adult world, it was irresistible for any adolescent with a hint of rebellion. At the same time, there was an adult mind guiding our relationship to Holden and we could feel its questioning presence as it let us see Holden's pretensions and fears. Salinger gave to adolescent readers a character speaking to us in our own voice that we could simultaneously identify with and step back from. We could ache with love for him, even as we somehow knew we were at that very place where we soon leave him behind. Whether Salinger himself could ever let go of Holden is a question that biographers will now be hustling to resolve once and for all, but this reclusive genius's ironic legacy can be found in how many of my generation he pushed forward into the adult world.


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There's barely a day goes by when B2B marketers aren't reminded of how rapidly the industry is changing. New marketing technologies pop up faster than businesses can learn to use them and are replaced, seemingly in seconds, with a brand new bit of tech that promises to solve all of their problems.
There are so many routes, so many possible directions to travel, so many potential dead ends, that it can be difficult to know where to start. This paper is a guide to navigating the where, when and why of modern marketing.


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It will be held in the council chamber at the district council offices on Wednesday, April 30.
Interactive sessions will give participants the opportunity to express their views on causes of skills gaps and possible solutions during the event.
Representatives from a wide range of schools, businesses, organisations and parishes in the area have already booked to attend this free event.
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|From: Eli Barzilay (eli at barzilay.org)
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On Jun 11, Ittai Balaban wrote: > Hi. > Here are the ways in which the new file open dialog (which I very > much like) annoys me: > > 1. When selecting files from the list box, page-up/down unexpectedly > moves focus to the filename edit box, rather than scrolling up/down > by large intervals. My intention was that it is always possible to type, so the focus is usually kept on the text entry field. I changed this so if the focus is in the list, it will stay there. > 2. Filter edit box: Once I type in a filter, it gets activated only > when I hit 'enter'. I think it should activate also when I 'tab' > away from the edit box. Done. > 3. Not sure about this one: Should there be a way to force > autocompletion to happen immediately (e.g., by hitting 'tab'), so > I don't have to wait the 1/2 sec for it to show up? `tab' is not a good choice for the obvious reason. I made it do an immediate completion when the cursor is at the end of the text and you hit `right'. Seems to me that it's natural enough to remember. > 4. Probably not specific to this dialog: > In Linux, at least under Metacity, DrScheme's modal behavior is > strange: When the modal dialog is open, I can click on the > DrScheme window and it is brought to front (some other apps do > manage to have the modal box come up when the main window is > clicked, maybe through some WM hints). At this point if it > obscures the modal dialog, I'm usually screwed: The dialog > doesn't appear in my window manager's (Gnome's) window list. Thus > I have to minimize/move all my windows until I manage to find > it. This gets worse if I've forgotten that such a dialog is open, > because then DrScheme seems effectively hung. I think that this happens when dialogs (like `open') are used without a parent frame. I agree that it should be considered a bug... -- ((lambda (x) (x x)) (lambda (x) (x x))) Eli Barzilay: http://www.barzilay.org/ Maze is Life!
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Apr 1, 2012 - By Martin Reed, Staff WriterRiverton native Andy Wempen watched his sister, Michelle Duty-Wempen, battle and finally succumb to breast cancer in April 2007.
The experience affected him and influenced his artwork.
"I'm presenting this idea of breast cancer and what it does, the loss. I lost my sister to breast cancer," Wempen said about his latest award-winning artwork.
The University of Wyoming student, who is student-teaching at Campbell County High School's North Campus before earning his degree, created a piece that was influenced by his sister.
Wempen illustrated the devastating progression breast cancer takes on the body by using a series of nine torso molds affixed with white doilies. The pristine white doilies surrounding the breast molds grow darker with each succeeding figure.
"You go through this progression of deteriorating," he said. "Eventually it gets bigger until the ninth cast is pretty much deteriorated until there's not much left."
The artwork depicts "not only losing somebody but having the loss of a breast and, inevitably, the loss of life," he said.
"Loss" was one of two that earned awards for Wempen at the University of Wyoming's annual juried student exhibition earlier this year.
The piece won the student art league cash award and the David Reif sculpture award, while another, "Removal of the Emotional to Physical," earned the prestigious president's office purchase award.
His award-winning art conveys deeply emotional messages that resonate within the 26-year-old, who was better known as a high school wrestling star than an artist as he was growing up in Riverton.
"Those two pieces I got in were pretty personal pieces from where I worked -- and of course the loss of my sister," he said.
"I guess human emotion I have, one, for hope and just some of these things the human body goes through, the mental state as well."
While "Loss" takes influence from his sister, "Removal of the Emotional to Physical" bears a pain he witnessed at a previous job.
"It was based off the idea where I actually worked," Wempen said. "I was working at a treatment facility. Some people that cut themselves. They want to focus on the physical pain and eliminate the emotional pain."
The piece is made of cast iron arms made from plaster molds of his own limbs. The arms have lines that represent the scars people have within.
"There's always this, like, mental tie to all of the pieces that I do as well," Wempen said. "And where the body's been so has the mind."
Linking the body and soul is something Wempen expresses in his art.
"I like to create real art," he said. "I think that's another reason why I work with figurative work. It's real, it's the human body. People can recognize it's the human form, something from the human body.
"So I like to present things that are real that maybe somebody really doesn't look at but it asks questions: This stuff really does happen, this stuff really does go on."
Creating art influenced by his sister is a new achievement for Wempen, who plans to earn a bachelor's of fine arts degree and possibly attend graduate school.
"I never really thought I was going to make a piece for my sister," he said. "I always wanted to, but I never thought I had the ability to make a piece on an artistic level that would do that feeling or emotion justice.
"So I was always worried my art would never be good enough, at this point in my career, that my art would never be worth it."
He can thank one of his art professors for pushing him to reach new heights. Wempen said the professor told him, "Andy, you'll never be ready."
The message being that he would always strive to be better without ever knowing when the time was right.
"So I dove into it, and it worked out great," he said. "I'm very proud of that piece. It was something that worked out great."
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Young Cardinals starters brace for PNC Park atmosphere
ST. LOUIS — Cardinals rookie pitcher Michael Wacha, who will start Game 4 of the NLDS on Monday, watched the National League wild-card game. He saw Reds starting pitcher Johnny Cueto drop the ball as the PNC Park crowd chanted his last name and watched him give up a home run on the following pitch. He saw the packed house reach another level of frenzy.
Is Wacha ready for that environment? Is he ready for Waaaaa-chaaa, Waaaaa-chaaa chants?
He knows he has an ideal surname for 40,000 postseason-starved, perhaps Iron City Beer-fueled fans to break down into two syllables and repeat.
"It's going to happen. Might as well get prepared for it," Wacha said.
After their 7-1 loss to the Pirates on Friday in Game 2, the Cardinals were aware the playoff pendulum had swung out of their favor.
By splitting the first two games of the series, the Cardinals cede home-field advantage to the Pirates. The Cardinals must travel to PNC Park for Games 3 and 4, where they will field two inexperienced starting pitchers in a charged atmosphere.
Wacha (4-1, 2.79 ERA) was one of two Cardinals 2012 first-round picks, a compensation pick for the Angels signing Albert Pujols. Wacha has been in professional baseball just over a year. He said the most charged atmosphere he has pitched in came during his college career at Texas A&M.
"I'm going back to college against Florida State. That place was pretty rowdy in our (2012) Super Regional game to go to Omaha (at Tallahassee, Fla.). That was a pretty crazy crowd there," Wacha said. "We won and went to the (college) World Series. You just try to feed off that adrenaline and use it in your favor."
The Cardinals also will start an inexperienced pitcher in Game 3. Joe Kelly, who is in second year in the big leagues, will be making his first postseason start. Kelly has had success against the Pirates in two starts this season, allowing two runs in 12 innings.
While his starting pitchers have little big-stage experience, Cardinals manager Mike Matheny noted his everyday lineup has plenty of postseason familiarity.
Cardinals third baseman David Freese has been one of the game's best postseason performers. He talked about his road playoff experience.
"At first, it's a little overwhelming," Freese said. "But (you're calm) after you've had a few experiences."
Matheny said his players know what to expect.
"I guess if we had a group of guys that had never been in an atmosphere like that before, you just wonder," Matheny said.
"But we've had a lot of conversations, small groups and as a club, guys talking about the energy they get even from the other team and the other team's fans. We encourage guys to enjoy it.
"They're going to be rowdy, and they're going to be into it and they should be. It's a great opportunity for us to go out and perform despite what else is going on the outside."
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Simple as that, does Chad have a chance of being in the hall of fame? Does he need a few more productive seasons? or is there zero chance?
Here's his career numbers so far:
766 receptions (26th all time)
11,059 yards (26th all time)
67 receiving TDs (tied for 39th all time)
66.6 receiving yards per game (26th all time)
6 time pro bowler
2 time first team all pro
Based on these numbers is he there? Is he close to being a HOFer? or Does he have no shot?
(Btw, whats up with all the 26th all time stats? Weird.)


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An Edgware grandmother proved she can still turn heads when she was named Brent Cross's most glamorous grandma.
Marion Black, 64, was handed £500 to spend at the shopping centre after winning a competition to find a mature style icon.
The grandmother-of-three, who models her style on famous 60s supermodel Twiggy, was among dozens who applied for the contest.
On being named Brent Cross's favourite 'glam-ma', she said: "It is an absolute pleasure. It just goes to show that you can continue to be stylish with age.
"I think it is a lovely project - as soon as I heard about it I was keen to be involved. Now I can buy a fabulous outfit with my prize money."


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Three-Month Average Volume: 209,788
Volume % Change: 125% >>5 Rocket Stocks Ready for Blastoff From a technical perspective, IIVI bounced modestly higher here right off its 200-day moving average of $17.59 with above-average volume. This stock has been downtrending for the last month, with shares falling from its high of $20.80 to its recent low of $17.61. During that downtrend, shares of IIVI have been mostly making lower highs and lower lows, which is bearish technical price action. That said, shares of IIVI could be ready to see an end to its recent downside volatility if support at its 200-day can hold. Traders should now look for long-biased trades in IIVI as long as it's trending above its 200-day at $17.59 and then once it sustains a move or close above Wednesday's high of $18.14 with volume that's near or above 209,788 shares. If we get that move soon, then IIVI will set up to re-test or possibly take out its next major overhead resistance levels at its 50-day of $19.07 to $19.19. Any high-volume move above those levels will then give IIVI a chance to re-test or possibly take out its 52-week high at $20.80. To see more stocks rising on unusual volume, check out the Stocks Rising on Unusual Volume portfolio on Stockpickr. -- Written by Roberto Pedone in Delafield, Wis.
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PERTH Melbourne Victory have set their eyes on winning the inaugural FFA Cup following a solid 2-0 win over Western Australia's Bayswater City in Perth on Wednesday night.
Victory won the final match of the round of 32 of the inaugural knockout competition featuring both A-League and State league clubs to now advance to the round of 16 where their next opponents will be drawn on Friday night.
Melbourne were outstanding in the first half creating a host of scoring opportunities but ended up with just the one goal thanks to Kosta Barbarouses before then being outplayed by a Bayswater City team, that leads the WA National Premier League, in the second.
Victory still managed to score a second goal thanks to Archie Thompson and coach Kevin Muscat now wants to win the FFA Cup.
"It's a wonderful initiative, it's been a long time coming and I certainly want to do well in this cup.
"I want to win it and we want to win it as a football club," Muscat said.
"As time has gone on we've seen what sort of reception it's got in this first round of 32 and that goes to show how well it's been accepted by the public."
Plenty of attention will be focused on how Thompson, Barbarouses and former Brisbane Roar championship-winning star Besart Berisha work together in attack for Victory this season.
Muscat liked much of what they showed on Wednesday night at the WA Athletics Stadium with Thompson and Barbarouses both scoring after being set up by terrific last passes from Berisha.
"I thought in the front third we looked very, very dangerous but again in the first half when we were so dominant we got a little bit too narrow too soon, and suffocated ourselves," he said.
"The two goals we scored were very good and it was good football which is a good sign going forward."
While Muscat isn't yet content with his squad ahead of the A-League season, he is happy with how it's progressing with Carl Valeri and Matthieu Delpierre playing well, and Socceroo Mark Milligan tracking well following the World Cup and a knee injury with 30 minutes off the bench.
"We are still active and we still want to improve the squad, and still have opportunities to improve the squad, but apart from Millsy everyone else is at a decent level," Muscat said.
Bayswater City coach Chris Coyne was proud of his team's effort to be so competitive against a top-class opponent.
"After the first half I thought we settled down. Some of those boys have never played in that occasion before, but once their nerves settled they were superb in the second half," Coyne said.
"Bar that goal that Melbourne got with a bit of class from Archie I thought we were by far the better side in the second half."


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Sprint sends out update for EVO 4G; possible Wi-Fi and battery fixes included
HTC EVO 4G Specifications | Review
source: Engadget
12 Comments
1. dyster (Posts: 63; Member since: 31 Mar 2010)
Use caution with this update. BGR users are posting it disables tethering and some features in rooted phones.
2. scorpio85 (Posts: 160; Member since: 16 Jan 2010)
Haven't seen any issues, also that's the risk you take when you root your phone.
3. je2345 (Posts: 62; Member since: 05 May 2009)
your not suppose to install these updates when you root your phone. Wait for someone smart to fix the ota release to work with a rooted device.
4. easytochris (Posts: 126; Member since: 21 Jan 2010)
"wait for someone smart to fix the ota release" completely out of context that sentence is awesome.
5. cwiley5045 (Posts: 23; Member since: 07 May 2010)
Browser is not stable keeps closing and doesnt display things in there proper place. Battery, and WiFi still a problem. I need to be very close to my router in order to get a good signal, and battery is half gone with very little use. I believe my EVO was much more stable before the Update. Not sure what was done but so far I'm not happy!
6. QWIKSTRIKE (Posts: 1290; Member since: 09 Mar 2010)
My wifi did improve , but only slightly. My battery life has been awesome since the upgrade. I have wifi and blue toohth activated, and I have connected to the web and held a few conversations while still maintaining a close rto full battery strenght for the last 4 hours I am still alomst full. I'll get back tro you. I have nobrowser issues either!
7. desertmike680 (Posts: 42; Member since: 30 Sep 2009)
We have actually seen that the update has completely corrupted the device after the install, hence not allowing the device to power on. I'll keep you guys posted on anything else I see. Mike Zubrtisky Handset/Network Technician, Sprint Communications
8. ogfish (Posts: 3; Member since: 15 Feb 2010)
Yet you are not in the corporate email? Hmmm nice try...
9. HockeyDood (Posts: 74; Member since: 14 May 2010)
Always fun to catch ppl posing as Sprint employees.
10. desertmike680 (Posts: 42; Member since: 30 Sep 2009)
Wow. You guys are really smart. If your actually Sprint employees, then search me on the exchange server dir and get ready to be proved wrong.
11. RORYREVOLUTION (Posts: 3117; Member since: 12 Jan 2010)
As Steve Jobs would say......."what wifi and battery life issue? Let's put a software fix for issues that don't exist."
12. paynekiller (Posts: 152; Member since: 24 May 2010)
I haven't gotten this update.. and when I check it says my device is up to date :s I always notice I have a problem with com.htc.bg or something like that where it keeps saying it had an error and i have to force close. This has been happening for a long time now for me and I don't know if it has to do with bluetooth cause it only happens why I have BT on.


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Longtime pal of mine and great critic/pop culture pundit Curt Holman introduces me to many fascinating creative folks through his writing–and he has for years. And every once in awhile he literally introduces me to talented people. The latter is the case with this week's interview subject: Alonso Duralde, the author of Have Yourself a Movie Little Christmas. Duralde and Holman are old friends–and while he and I have exchanged pop culture email exchanges in the past, this is the first time I've had a chance to discuss Duralde's pop culture work with him. His latest book (published by Limelight) aims to be "the first film guide written specifically for holiday film viewing, including traditional classics alongside more unusual choices of films that are set at Yuletide without being thought of as 'Christmas movies.' The guide will spotlight Christmas-themed adult comedies, dramas, action thrillers, foreign films, and horror films—even a documentary—as well as movies for the whole family." My thanks to Duralde for the interview (and Jamie Scot for his assistance in making this interview happen [as well as my pal Holman]). As a longtime Frank Capra fan (my late father had me watch It's A Wonderful Life when I was seven), it's an early Christmas present for me to encounter a critic who appreciates Capra as much as I do. After reading this interview, be sure to check out this preview of the book.
Tim O'Shea: In considering these holiday films are there certain ones you grew to see in a different light, be it more positive or negative?
Alonso Duralde: I was really surprised how politically progressive and bold the two Frank Capra films are. Both "It's a Wonderful Life" and "Meet John Doe" have things to say about corporate greed (and control of the media) and the disparity between rich and poor that are amazingly relevant to 2010 audiences. Capra gets a bad rap for being corny and sentimental, but I think he was making very incisive movies about what was going on in Depression-era America, and his messages remain very timely.
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Friday, December 02, 2011
3 Comments:
- Bella said...
One of my favourite subjects - washing on a line.
- Carol Wiebe said...
Me too! Why is that? NOBODY puts wash on the line anymore. (I hope that statement is disproved.)
You draw like an angel, Andrea, though of course I have no idea how creatures from the heavenly realm draw, or even if they do-- I'm just trying to say that your abilities go way beyond the average human being.
Hope you find yourself.
- Judith Logan said...
I love this! and occasionally I do put out my washing, but I live in Ireland now, so need I say any more? love your work, Judith
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Press Releases
RN Disaster Relief Volunteers Home for the Holidays
RNRN/NNU Press Release, 12/20/13
Contact Information | Media Center
As Next Delegation Set to Deploy to Philippines
The latest group of registered nurse volunteers, who have been at working providing medical care to survivors of Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines, return tonight and Saturday. But the disaster relief program established by National Nurses United is far from over – another group is already in formation with plans to head to the Philippines in early January.
RNs from Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Illinois, Arizona, and California are returning this week.
National Nurses United plans to continue sending RN volunteers to the Philippines well into the new year.
For the holiday season, NNU is inviting the public to make tax-deductible donations to support the relief effort to its Registered Nurse Response Network program here.
To date several dozen RNs from across the U.S. have been on the ground, working in a variety of mostly rural settings, in health clinics, and makeshift settings, some of them in buildings ruined by the storm, providing hands-on care to more than 1,500 patients in the weeks following Haiyan, described by climatologists as the most powerful cyclone ever to hit landfall.
Massachusetts RN Betty Sparks (left), and California RN Paolo Montenegro and Minnesota RN Anna Rathbun (right), at work, are among those set to return shortly.
Working side by side with local public health officials, physicians, and Philippines-based healthcare workers, the RN volunteers from the U.S. have been providing wound care, critical stress debriefings, giving tetanus and other shots, and other basic medical care.
They have worked mostly on the island of Panay, which was in the direct path of the storm, in roving clinics set up in ruined churches and schools in varied neighborhoods, a city health clinic in Roxas City, in Estancia at the site of a disastrous oil spill, and other locations.
In addition to the permanent and mobile clinics, in some of the most isolated settings, "we went directly to the people in their homes," said Betty Sparks, RN of Norwood, Ma., who is returning this week. She was particularly struck in one house where a woman "showed us where they huddled in a corner and put a mattress over their head while the typhoon was blowing the roof off their house. She said she looked up and cried, 'God, enough already'."
"Even before the typhoon hit," said Paolo Montenegro, a Los Angeles RN, "many of the people we saw were medically underserved, that's even more the case now. We saw lots of patients with chronic conditions, diabetes, high blood pressure, respiratory conditions that need ongoing medical attention any way they can get it."
Anna Rathbun of Duluth, Mn., a young RN on her first disaster relief assignment, said she was overwhelmed by how they were received. "The people were so welcoming and kind, even if they lost completely everything, they still want to welcome you into their homes and treat you like family." In addition to triaging patients, providing wound and respiratory care, Rathbun also said she was able to deliver a baby. "There is still so much work that needs to be done. People can't afford their medical care, they can't afford their meds. A lot more has to go on."
"Seeing the devastation and homes torn apart was really emotional for us," reports Lori Barmore of Chandler, Az., like Sparks a veteran of disaster relief efforts. In addition to treating numerous injuries, much of the time was also spent on emotional support for those suffering lingering effects from the storm disaster, including a lot of anxiety and insomnia, she noted.
As a pediatric nurse, Sparks said she spend a lot of time with children helping doctors with incisions and drainage of wounds. "I just feel so blessed that I can help people, this elevates me as a nurse and a person."
"As large as this world is and where we live, this is still a little community," said Montenegro. "Regardless of where we're from, or what our background is, rich or poor, we all need some kind of help." He encourages other nurses to participate. The situation here is pretty desperate due to the amount of people affected by the typhoon. For anyone who can come here, it will definitely be helpful for the people and their families."
The next group now in formation includes RNs from California, New York, and Texas with additional RNs to be added. They are expected to depart in early to mid-January. They are among the 3,200 RNs from all 50 states and 19 nations who have volunteered offering to help.
RNRN, a project of National Nurses United, the nation's largest organization of RNs, was formed in 2004 in the aftermath of the South Asia tsunami in 2004, when the need for nurses was not being met by traditional disaster relief organizations. Since that time RNRN has send hundreds of direct-care nurse volunteers to assist following Hurricane Katrina, the massive earthquake in Haiti, and Hurricane Sandy.
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Cirencester Town Dev 5 Brimscombe & Thrupp Res 2.
Ciren came out of the blocks like Usain Bolt to create chance after chance in the opening exchanges.
However, they fell behind in the tenth minute after a long ball from the back was raced on to by a Brimscombe forward, who slotted it past Harry Ellis in the Cirencester goal.
Ciren responded by pushing even harder and the pressure paid off in the 29th minute when Shane Bumphrey and Jack Smith played a lovely one-two before Bumphrey smashed the ball into the back of the net.
In the second half, Josh Morse was running rampant down the wing and in the 61st minute one of his crosses was back-heeled by Smith into the net. Jack almost got his second from another Morse cross but headed just wide.
Smith turned provider on 69 minutes when he set up Bumphrey to make it 3–1.
Roberts came on to replace Morse and had an almost immediate impact when he passed to Bumphrey who, in turn, pushed it through for Smith to get his second.
It is to the credit of Brimscombe that they didn't give up and they managed to get a second goal on 83 minutes when a cross was deflected past Ellis.
Roberts and Smith then combined to set up Tim Bond for the fifth goal in the 89th minute.
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Microwave Veggie Pilaf Recipe
"This is an easy recipe to double. I usually chop any leftover veggies and freeze in plastic bags. Then after work, I can make this dish quickly using the frozen chopped vegetables." Mary Houle - Stephenson, MI
- 1 cup uncooked instant rice
- 1 cup water
- 1/3 cup finely chopped onion
- 1/3 cup finely chopped green pepper
- 1/3 cup shredded carrot
- 1/3 cup finely chopped celery
- 3 tablespoons butter
- 1 tablespoon beef bouillon granules
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1/8 teaspoon ground coriander
- Dash pepper
- 1. In an ungreased 1-1/2-qt. microwave-safe dish, combine all ingredients. Cover and microwave on high for 6-8 minutes or until rice is tender, stirring once. Let stand, covered, for 5 minutes; fluff with a fork before serving. Yield: 2 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 cup: 369 calories, 18g fat (11g saturated fat), 46mg cholesterol, 1338mg sodium, 47g carbohydrate (4g sugars, 3g fiber), 5g protein.
Reviews for Microwave Veggie Pilaf
Average Rating
Reviewed Jul. 14, 2014
"I didn't have any coriander so I omitted that and it still tasted delicious. I would make this again."
Reviewed Oct. 6, 2011
"Loved the taste and texture of this dish! Left out the green pepper and coriander since I didn't have any on hand, and had to use a chicken boullion cube. It doesn't get much easier or quicker than this - will definitely make this again!"
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MARF Happy Tails Blog
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Penny (originally stormy)
Penny really loves her new home and we are so glad we got her.
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
henrietta louise
It was a bit of s struggle to get my older Weimaraner Silvia on board with the new addition. Silvia had been so bonded with Hank that when he passed away she was deeply depressed. When we brought Henri home she did not want anything to do with her. But Henri is such lovebug and so persistent as you can see from some of the photos i attached that after a few weeks of encouragement, Henri stole Silvia's heart just as she did mine when I met her in Madison. She wears her heart on her side (LITERALLY, you can see in the pic) is known at the dog parks as "Henri with a Heart" and its hard to believe but one of her other best friends is our dwarf rex bunny named David. She met him the first day i brought her home (pictured) and they remain good pals. Its actually funny that a 2lb rabbit can boss around a 70lb hound, but it happens! She LOVES to watch TV and even interacts with the animals on television. its too cute for words!
2 years later we are back in my hometown of Albuquerque NM with my 2 girls and we are enjoying every minute of each others company. Henri and Silvia are inseparable and they enjoy going rafting, camping, hiking, horseback riding and many other adventures with me. She is so well behaved and actually talks! When i come home from work she howls to me and I may be a bit biased but i think it sounds a lot like "i love you mom i am so glad you are home!"
She can be a bit of a ham. when i am on the phone she tends to steal the conversation. She gets compliments everywhere we go. For this region she is a very striking young lady! People just love her. I might also mention i think she might be the softest dog in New Mexico! people can't keep their hands off her!
I take pictures regularly of the cuteness and have even sent some in that have been published on sites like cutedogpictures.net and funnydogpics.com
I love my little Henri Lou, thank you MARF for eveeyhing you do. You say saving lives one pet at a time and its true but maybe a bit of an understatement. You saved me and my Silvia too so you can now claim you're saving 3 lives at a time!
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
own, the canine "children" have captured our hearts. I thank God for MARF and for the blessing of adopting Malcolm. Keep up the good work! God bless! Beth Ann Meek (P.S. One picture shows Malcolm as "Superman" with long hair and one shows his summer cut. I prefer his longer hair but he is just as handsome with his summer cut!)
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Our Zena
Even though I knew that she was a perfect match, it took a couple of weeks for Sandy and Buddy to realize that Zena was here to stay and finally started accepting her into the pack. To this point, she seemed confused that they didn't really care for her company. Zena has added simple joy to all of us. Sandy and Buddy, which are no spring chickens, are now running, playing, and having a great time with Zena. She is happy, playful, and seems quite intelligent.
I am so glad that this foundation exists to give such loving, perfect dogs a second chance.
Friday, December 2, 2011
Nothin but a Good Time
Saturday, June 4, 2011
We Saved Each Other
Though MARF didn't have a lot of information on her, as she was a new addition to the foundation, she was absolutely perfect: sweet in nature, good with other animals, potty trained, playful, well mannered and happy to be rescued. She has been a blessing to myself and my family. We all love her, take pride in spoiling her and enjoy her love of attention! She loves to be outside but enjoys the comforts of being an inside dog (including her favorite activity: snuggling with her people). She still happily greets everyone that she meets and loves to play with other furry friends. In the summer, she enjoys swimming and in the winter, she thinks that snow was dropped just for her.
She is so happy and grateful for being rescued and I am so grateful for the happiness and love that she has brought to my life. I love my Piper Ann and I don't know what I would do without her.
Please adopt a dog! They'll save you just as much as you've saved them!
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Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Great Pet
We loved him from the very beginning. He is black, white and brown with blue eyes and is a lovely,well behaved dog. We are so glad that we contacted Madison A.R.F. We are very happy with Haze. He is as sweet as Sinatra and I think they would have liked each other. I recommend the rescue foundation to anyone. Haze is a real blessing to us.
Greg and Becky Wilson
Madison, AL


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The Repertory Dance Company at The University of Southern Mississippi will present emotionally inspired works by faculty and students Oct. 28-31 in the Mannoni Performing Arts Center on the Hattiesburg campus.
The concert will begin at 7:30 p.m. each night. A Sunday matinee performance includes a pre-show talk with the choreographers at 1 p.m. where they will share the ideas behind their dances.
"Here at Southern Miss we are going a little bit deeper to make artistic expression not only of the faculty, but of the students," said Stacy Reischman, director of the dance program. "This is a different kind experience to devote yourself to what this dance is expressing and how you can communicate that through movement invention."
"Om," a dance that explores the challenges of meditation was choreographed by the newest dance faculty member Elizabeth Lentz. The dancers in this work hum to create a calm environment.
"Clutching For," a quartet created by faculty member Kelly Ferris Lester, investigates the need to connect with others in daily life. Sharp movements, inventive partnering work and unexpected moments of stillness show the need for community. Together, Lester and dance faculty member Meredith Early choreographed and will perform a duet titled "Space in Between," which is a blending of their movement styles.
In "The Want/Wait Cycle,"Early choreographed a trio that explores the potential of energy in active and inactive states. "This dance is about being able to do anything, yet not always choosing to do it," Reischman explained.
Four student works, selected through a rigorous evaluation process, will also be presented in the concert. Kristina Hazelbaker, a junior performance choreography major from Slidell, La., created "L-N-K-D" which brings to life the rebuilding of relationships through balance, counterbalance, and the difference between strong and weak links.
Lee Brooks, also a junior dance education major from Columbus, Miss., is presenting "Un4seen Intrusion," a piece that changes the stage space into an "out of this world "environment" inhabited by unknown beings.
Senior dance performance and choreography major Cheryl Cornacchione from Magnolia, Miss. captured the idea of getting rid of negative emotions. Anjuli Trbuza, a dance performance and choreography major from West Palm Beach, Fla. choreographed "lucid,"a dance that shows a journey into the dark, dreamy state of asleep.
Tickets are $15 for general public admission, $10 for faculty, staff, seniors and military, and $6 for students. To purchase tickets in advance, visit www.southermisstickets.com or purchase at the door.


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Looking to avoid being swept by the Colorado Rockies, the Mets have Collin McHugh making his Major League Debut. With Johan Santana officially being shut down for the season due to inflammation in his lower back the team will look to see what the rookie can offer. Here's today's lineup for the game:
- CF Jordany Valdespin
- 2B Daniel Murphy
- 3B David Wright
- 1B Ike Davis
- LF Scott Hairston
- RF Mike Baxter
- SS Ruben Tejada
- C Josh Thole
- P Collin McHugh
Collin Mchugh (0-0, 0.00 ERA) will be making his major debut against Rockies starter Tyler Chatwood (3-3, 5.46 ERA).
Pre Game Notes:
- Kirk Nieuwenhuis' season is also officially over, joining Santana as another down Met. This after suffering a partially torn plantar fascia in his right foot.


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Kingston (Jamaica), Nov 5 (IANS/CMC) German-born football coach Winfried Schafer, whose short-term contract with Jamaica ends later this month, is expected to stay on as the head coach.
Schäfer's initial four-month contract is set to expire Nov 20 but comments from Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) president Captain Horace Burrell suggest that he will remain till the 2018 World Cup in Russia.
"We have had discussions with sponsors of the programme and others and things are certainly looking good at this point. Schäfer is willing to stay on as coach and develop our football," Burrell said.
In July, Schafer was announced as the new coach replacing Theordore Whitmore, who was asked to step down after the team's disappointing loss to Honduras in their World Cup campaign.
"He understands the culture, having coached for several years in Cameroon. We (Jamaicans) are not easy to deal with. He understands the people and that is very important in developing our football. He is willing to do all he can to improve local talent," said Burrell.
Jamaica ended at the bottom of the CONCACAF qualifying table following a 0-2 loss to the United States which ended their World Cup dream.
Jamaica will play two friendly international games against Trinidad and Tobago Nov 15 at the Montego Bay Sports Complex and four days later in Trinidad and Tobago.


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|From: Todd O'Bryan (toddobryan at gmail.com)
Date: Mon Nov 9 21:01:51 EST 2009
On Mon, Nov 9, 2009 at 8:53 PM, Shriram Krishnamurthi <sk at cs.brown.edu> wrote: >> They are a captive audience. They do not have the option of dropping >> the course. > > Then don't be hostile. You will already face a little resentment for > doing things non-traditionally. Show them instead why it's better. > After showing them animations with World, show them that you have > already introduced them to what is generally considered an "advanced > software engineering" topic (MVC, for us) in week 1. I can recommend Stephen's Picturing Programs very highly. It's only my first time using it and there are a few things I'd tweek (move faster, spend more time on, skip), but that's true of any book. What I love is that my students are already creating animations and they're almost crying out for structures so they can make their animations more complicated. When we get there, very soon, they'll already have ideas what they can use them for. Todd
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A "delusional" husband who murdered his wife before setting their home alight was convinced his family had devised a plot to kill him, an inquest heard today.
The bodies of Argyios Siokos, 69, and wife Chloe Siokos, 80, were discovered after firefighters were called to tackle a blaze in Fallow Court Avenue, Finchley, in January 2013.
North London Coroners Court heard today the couple still lived together despite separating in 2009, and Mr Siokos may have been displaying abusive behaviour towards his wife.
In the days leading up to the deaths, Mr Siokos visited the hospital with hip pain and was sent for an X-Ray, which showed he had cancer.
Mrs Siokos was due to accompany her husband at the doctor on the morning of the fire.
Neighbours phoned the fire brigade after seeing a "glowing light" from the window, and Mrs Siokos's body was discovered in the kitchen with a stab wound to her neck as well as other injuries.
Mr Siokos was discovered beneath a loft hatch, suggesting he had tried to hang himself after setting the house alight.
Detective Chief Inspector Michael Harvey of Barnet Police said CCTV footage as well as receipts showed Mr Siokos had purchased a number of petrol canisters in the days leading up to the deaths.
Officers found a note asking them to look in the car – which included a number of "rambling" letters including a will and photographs.
One said there was a "plot for his demise by assassination" by his wife and her daughter, Annabella Bell.
DCI Harvey said: "Undoubtedly, severe force had been applied to Chloe – possibly with a hammer.
"He had cancer of the hip and believed it had spread to his lungs, and that the doctor would discover it and kill him.
"He killed himself before going to hospital as an act of spite."
Mrs Siokos's doctor, Philomena Dardis, of the Speedwell Practice, said she last spoke to Mr Siokos in January and there was no indication he was suffering from any mental health issue.
She said Mrs Siokos, a seamstress, displayed regular bruising over the years but did not attribute this to domestic violence.
In one case, she told four different professionals a black eye appeared "spontaneously" after waking up one morning.
Her daughter, Annabella Bell, had discussed concerns about her mother's husband with Dr Dardis – who then invited her to the practice for an appointment.
Dr Dardis said: "She told me he was an evil man as he drank heavily and went with other women.
"She said he was displaying delusional and illogical behaviour.
"In January 2011, I asked if he had been physically abusive and she said not for a year since he drank heavily, not since he hit her on the shoulder."
The inquest continues.