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Release Date: 02/04/12
A young orphan living in a Paris train station uncovers a mystery that jeopardizes his secretive way of life in this Martin Scorsese-directed adaptation of Brian Selznick's stunning children's book. THE AVIATOR's John Logan provides the screenplay for the lavish production, which stars Ben Kingsley, Sacha Baron Cohen, Jude Law, and Christopher Lee.
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Brian Selznick
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Christopher Lee
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Martin Scorsese
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Audition Guide
The categories of talent utilized in a Duquesne University Tamburitzans performance are:
- Dance
- Vocal
- Instrumental
When auditioning, remember that you are in competition with other applicants. Because of the nature of a Tamburitzans performance and because of the limited number of scholarships, all auditionees should prepare their presentations in a way which demonstrates talent in as many categories as is possible.
Dance: The dance portions of a Tamburitzans production are mainly folk and character styles. Ballet training is also desirable, as many of the choreographies which the Tamburitzans present also utilize ballet techniques. If at all possible, the auditionee's dance presentation should be oriented towards these dance types; however, a jazz, tap, or ballet presentation is a perfectly acceptable means of conveying the auditionee's abilities, and will by no means be given less consideration. It is recommended that a modern (interpretive or non-rhythmic) dance presentation be avoided.
Vocal: Although the Tamburitzans show is based upon folk styles, the vocal presentation can be of any style or type - folk, pop, classical, etc. Even if your talent is strictly instrumental or strictly dance, it is recommended that your audition include a vocal presentation. If you do not include it, the judges may request that you sing something on the spot in order to determine your vocal abilities. If singing is not your specialty, then pick a song that you like and know fairly well ("Happy Birthday" would be fine). If your presentation is strictly vocal, please know that although it is certainly possible, the Tamburitzans rarely select an auditionee solely on the basis of his/her vocal talent.
Instrumental: The Tamburitzans have a need for a wide variety of instrumentalists. The following is a list of the musical instruments commonly used in a Tamburitzans performance:
- Tamburitza Family: Prim, Brac, Celo, Bugarija, Berde
- Accordion: Piano, Button
- Woodwinds/Reeds: Flute, Piccolo, Oboe, Clarinet, Saxophone (soprano)
- Strings: Violin, Viola, Cello, Bass
- Fretted: Guitar, Mandolin
- Brass: Trumpet, Trombone, Euphonium
- Percussion: (limited) Snare, Various hand drums, Tupan (folk drum)
- Other East European Folk Instruments: Kaval, Balalaika, Domra, Bandura, Panpipe (Nai), Frula, Cimbalom (hammered dulcimer), Kontra, Gadulka, etc.
- Keyboard
If your instrumental specialty is not included on the list, still include it in your audition. For example, a piano performance will at least indicate an understanding of music and a level of musicality, but should be limited to a maximum of three minutes.
The time limit for the audition is exactly 15 minutes. If your presentation exceeds this time limit, you will be asked to stop. On the other hand, if the total audition is less than 15 minutes, this is not a problem; the auditionee will not be given less consideration. Occasionally, an auditionee may be asked to wait a few moments before continuing. In this case, the pause will not be counted towards the 15-minute total.
Arrange the audition so that little time is wasted. Instrumental and vocal presentations should be presented first, and the dance presentation last. In this way we will not have to wait for you to catch your breath. It is recommended that the presentation be balanced in such a way so as to give an adequate sampling of each talent category - no one talent category should exceed 10 minutes. For example, if you will be making presentations on more than one instrument in addition to dancing and singing, make sure that the total instrumental portion of your audition is 10 minutes or less. Remember: the Tamburitzans is a performing ensemble, so above all, perform your audition - do not just present it. It is a plus for the auditionee to show that he or she already knows how to smile and gesture for the stage. Also, do not expect the judges to respond like an audience (i.e., applause, laughter, etc.). Much of the time, you can expect them to be looking down at their rating sheets and writing.
Any accompaniment to your audition must be prerecorded onto a CD only. The Tamburitzans will have a variable speed CD player available. Should you have questions or problems, please call the office.
The auditions will be video taped for our own purposes of review. Copies of video tapes will not be available to applicants.

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This is AAM's photo gallery of a pre-production Nokia N900. This gallery should give you a good visual overview of the Nokia N900. For each photo I have added additional commentary to highlight some of the key features of the first Maemo 5 device. Also included are a number of comparison images, with the N900 side by side against the Nokia N97, Samsung i8910, Nokia E55 and two earlier Nokia Maemo devices (N810 and 770).
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In closed mode the N900 resembles a black monolith. However there is a sign of life as there is an indicator LED (bottom left), which can be set to various behaviour (e.g. flashing when a new message arrives).
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The Mesquite Cancer HELP Society (MCHS) has a special raffle planned this October -- National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Verizon has donated an iPad3 as the grand prize, an $800 value. Tickets cost $5 each and can be purchased at the MCHS office, 150 N. Yucca Street, No. 36.
The drawing is scheduled for Oct. 16. The winner need not be present, as long as the MCHS office has contact information.


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First of all, I want to wish my big brother a Happy 39th Birthday! :) I love you Joey!
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Third, now that I've cleaned out and organized all of my clothes, I have this crazy desire to clean out and organize my entire house. I cleaned out my freezers 2 weeks ago. That was scary! I found stuff from 2008. My pantry is pretty well organized. I feel like I can't think of anything else to organize. Maybe I'll reorganize my kitchen. Because you know, nothing makes the husband happier than not being able to find anything in the kitchen. :)
Fourth, I am in a cooking slump. I'm trying to try new things, but when I get home from work, I'm just too tired and hot to do anything. (It's been in the 80s here all week, and inside the plant where I work it is closer to 100) I need to find more new recipes, but I can't figure out how to find them on pinterest. I mean, I can see what everyone else has pinned recently, but I don't even know what to search for to find yummy recipes!
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Smyth County fire victim dies
The fire happened last Thursday in the Adwolfe community
POSTED: 5:43 AM Dec 12 2012
UPDATED: 8:44 AM Dec 12 2012
A woman severely injured in a house fire last week died from those injuries.
The fire happened last Thursday in Smyth County, Virginia.
Adwolfe firefighters say they found 46-year-old Geneva Ann Holman Pierce in the bathtub in her home on Tipton Lane.
According to her obituary posted on Bradley's Funeral Home's website, Pierce died Monday at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center. That's where rescuers flew her the morning of the fire.
Pierce's funeral will be Thursday.
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SARAH BIFFEN – The Limbless Artisan
Sarah Biffen - The Limbless Artisan" href="http://www.thehumanmarvels.com/uploaded_images/Sarah_Biffen-744394.jpg" rel="lightbox[roadtrip]"> The remarkable case of Sarah Biffen began with her birth in October of 1784. She was born without arms and only vestigial limbs to a family of farmers in Somerset.Despite this perceived handicap Biffen learned to not only perform simple tasks, but to perform extraordinary feats of dexterous artistry as well.
At the age of twelve, the Biffen family contracted their unwanted daughter to a showman named Mr. Dukes. Dukes exhibited Sarah throughout England and it was during these travels that he taught the young lady how to paint. It was initially done to improve her value as an attraction as the public loved to observe unique people accomplish rather mundane tasks. It was a precedent set long before by other limbless attractions. Crowds would gasp at the sight of limbless marvels brewing tea, shaving or firing pistols with accuracy. While Mr. Duke's greatest expectation was to have Sarah churn out a sketch or two, her artistic talent far surpassed any expectations.
The paintings of Sarah Biffen progressed steadily in skill, precision and beauty. Soon people flocked to watch her paint, perched upon a pedestal, and they paid large admissions for the privilege. During her early years Biffen was best know for producing landscapes and miniature painted portraits on ivory cameos and medallions. She sold her creations for three guineas each and she could hardly keep up with the demand.
During her appearance at St. Bartholomew's Fair in 1808, the Earl of Morton paid Miss Biffen a visit. The Earl had heard of the painting 'Limbless Wonder' but was not prepared for the talent the girl possessed. In fact, the Earl was so impressed that he sponsored Sarah and made possible private lessons from Royal Academy painter, William Craig. From there, her popularity soared. Her paintings were eventually accepted into the Royal Academy and The Society of Artists awarded her a medal in 1821. The Royal Family commissioned her to paint their portraits in miniature and she did so for Queen Victoria among others. Also with the aid of her benefactor ,the Earl, Sarah set up a studio on Bond Street in London.
Sarah Biffen became so famous that Charles Dickens mentioned her in Nicholas Nickleby and Martin Chuzzlewit.
She fell on hard times in 1827 when her friend and benefactor, The Earl of Morton, passed away. However Queen Victoria soon awarded her a Civil List pension and she retired to a private life in Liverpool. She made a brief return some 12 years later, under the married name of Mrs. Wright, but her popularity never again reached its previous fervor.
Sarah Biffen died October 2, 1850 at the age of 66. She is buried in St James Cemetery in Liverpool.
image: Engraving of Sarah Biffen from a self-portrait.
For more information on limbless marvels I highly recommend Mutants by Armand Marie. Leroi.
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How did she paint? I'm assuming with the brush held in her mouth…
I saw one of her paintings on Antiques Roadshow!!! It was valued at like less than 20,000 but more than 10 i think
Anonymous: People with that kind of thing actually do have hands a lot of the time, they're just very small, and sometimes can't be seen without looking closely. Those hands also tend to be pretty weak, but I would assume that Sarah Biffen's were not quite so much.
I'm so glad to finally find more information on Sarah. I work at an art museum and we have one of her portrait miniatures on display and I've always adored it. Thanks!
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So... I was reading through the last year's posts, both ones published and ones sitting in draft, and this blog had changed. Sad, really. It originally was a truthful thing, it talked of God and a quest for truth, it talked of a rather extreme decision to live amongst the street community of Berkeley. But over the last year, it was pretty much whining, or a blog post written for a particular reader or two, or what have you. I'm going to pair it up with "VeriTasti" and "Violet's Kitchen" - and we're going to start creating a series of tutorials on PhotoShop methods, web design, and blogging.
We'll use this site as the playground, as we'll set up some graphics designs, explore the Blogger Minima and Simple II templates, learn a little about HTML/CSS and even some (gasp!) javascript; we'll talk about what APIs are, how to use 'White Hat' SEO, and even look at how we can make this worth our while with Google AdSense. We'll describe the process over at VertiTasti. We'll display some art at Violet's Kitchen. And hopefully, when all is said and done, we'll have a great looking blog here at the Road, and get back on track with some of that witty and soul revealing writing... I've got some work to do on a real website right this moment, but I'll be back in a day or two with an article on Veritasti describe the architecture of the Blogger Template we'll be starting of with, and we'll do the easy cosmetic changes to set up our color swatch, and take a look at our overall setup from what is our goal in designing the blog down to which side we should have a sidebar on.
And every once in awhile, we'll sneak in a great metaphor, since hopefully, getting the road back on track by going back to where it first went astray - a C.S. Lewis favorite about going back to get ahead - and keep the traditions of senseless babbling and such alive...
Here's to a new road,
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New Oklahoma assistant coaches Jerry Montgomery and Jay Boulware share one common trait: both are living out of suitcases as the Sooners' first spring practice nears. Settling in hasn't been an option for either.
"That's OK. You make it work," said Montgomery, 33, who was recently hired away from Michigan. "This is a third transition for me where I'm kind of in a hotel right now. It will all work out. Hopefully, I'll get my family in sooner before later. I'm excited about that. My wife's here today."
Boulware is more seasoned in the transition phase that comes with coaching. The 40-year-old's decision to come to OU makes it seven stops since 1997.
"Coaches are used to that," said Boulware, who was hired away from Wisconsin. "It's been outstanding, getting back here, being in this town and being around these people and the fans. It's been awesome. I've really enjoyed myself these 48 hours."
The Sooners start spring practice Saturday, and it will be the first time Montgomery, Boulware or new offensive line coach Bill Bedenbaugh actually get on the field with the players.
In Montgomery's case that means rebuilding a defensive line with only three tackles on scholarship, and a collective group in need of a major overhaul after last season.
He's had meetings with all his current defensive linemen in the last week as well as watched them in workouts.
"I think they all have upside. We've just got to keep working. They're young," Montgomery said. "I believe in technique and fundamentals, and that's what I'm going to bring to the table. We're gonna coach them up. I've only been around them for one or two workout sessions. I got to see them move around a little bit but haven't seen them do much football. I've seen a little film on them. I'm excited to work with each and every one of them."
For Boulware, the circumstances are different. His biggest goal is to make the tight end position a viable part of the Sooners' offense. By October last year, the position was rarely used.
"OU's had a number of great players at the tight end position over the course of the years, and I think OU fans and the communities around here should expect to see that here again in the near future," he said.
The Sooners currently have three tight ends on scholarship. Much like the defensive line spots, the positions needs to be rebuilt through recruiting.
Both coaches have built strong reputations as recruiters throughout their careers. Both believe selling OU on the recruiting trail won't be difficult.
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Thunder season ends as fatigued Durant flames out
Whether it was frustration, disappointment, exhaustion or all of the above, Kevin Durant understandably hung a low head after Wednesday's 88-84 loss to Memphis that saw the Thunder bow out of the NBA playoffs.
- Thunder on the ropes after loss to Grizzlies on Monday
Stoops against recruiting deregulation
Early this month, the NCAA put the brakes on some rule proposals that would have deregulated college football recruiting. No limits on correspondence — written or verbal — were among the rules the governing body was prepared to ditch, along with moving up the age of when a high school player becomes recruitable.
Rockets beat Thunder to avoid sweep
The Houston Rockets finally found a way to close out a game in their playoff series with the Oklahoma City Thunder.
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Sooner tackle Johnson goes fourth to Philadelphia
When Lane Johnson played his last college football game in January, he wasn't sure where his NFL stock was. Thursday night while sitting at Radio City Music Hall in New York for the 2013 NFL Draft, he had a much better idea.
Thunder holds off Rockets rally to win game two
Russell Westbrook relishes the moments when an opponent challenges him and his Oklahoma City Thunder teammates and it becomes time to respond.
- Thunder rout Rockets in first game of playoffs
Leedey's Ward signs with Sooners
Oklahoma's baseball program received a highly coveted letter of intent Wednesday afternoon. Drew Ward, a 6-foot-4, 210-pound infielder from Leedey, signed with the Sooners. Getting him in an OU uniform next season, however, is far from a done deal.
Smart's decision a surprise to best friend, teammate Forte
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Barry Dock RNLI launches £10,000 fundraising appeal (From Barry And District News)
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Barry Dock RNLI launches £10,000 fundraising appeal
8:50am Friday 5th October 2012 in News
BARRY'S lifeboat crew and supporters have launched a £10,000 appeal to help fund a boarding pontoon at the harbour - which will improve their ability to save lives at sea.
The RNLI's Barry Dock volunteer crew and management committee are appealing to people and businesses to support them, as they aim to raise their portion of the £100,000 invested by the charity in the new facility.
Barry Dock's Trent class lifeboat has previously been moored in the outer harbour, meaning a loss of valuable time as the crew travelled by boarding boat to the lifeboat before being able to launch.
The RNLI has now invested more than £100,000 to provide a boarding pontoon at the harbour, and volunteers hope local people will support them in raising £10,000 towards the cost.
Chairman of the Barry Dock Lifeboat management group, Stuart Macmillan said: "The new pontoon has cost the RNLI over £100,000, and we as a station have pledged to raise £10,000 towards it.
"It has improved the safety services at Barry Dock, and by raising £10,000 this will help the charity to continue its lifesaving service across our coastal waters, and save more lives at sea."
Barry Dock RNLI coxswain Hugh 'Spud' Davies added: "The provision of a new boarding pontoon will make it much safer for the crew to board the lifeboat, and provide power to keep the lifeboat engines warm, thus preventing costly maintenance.
"Most of all the pontoon will dramatically improve the launching and operating times during a critical lifesaving shout."
The lifeboat station was established at Barry Dock in 1901 and crews have responded to more than 800 call-outs during its history. It covers a large area from the Nash Point over to Foreland Point in Devon and just beyond the Severn Bridges.
The crews and support groups are all volunteers.
To support the Barry Dock lifeboat Boarding Pontoon Appeal, call Stuart Macmillan on 029 2070 5234.
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As standards continue to be reduced the BCSE has been leading the industry to create a Decent School Standard to fill this gap. After a period of gathering evidence and support for the government and wider educational landscape we are asking members to help us to begin to develop the documents and toolkits we will need to move this forward. These tools will be tested in the autumn with a number of different schools including the PSBP. We will be holding a two day residential in the stunning Cotswolds.
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Mitt Romney pays 14% of his earnings for the two years of returns he released. Ordinary people generally pay 35% to 38% of their eanings in taxes. Why isn't it fair for Romney and his ilk to pay the same percentage that the rest of us pay and then he complains to high heaven about those people whose earnings are so low that they are forced to apply for food stamps and/or AFDC just to feed their families? What a joke and to presume that these people are more productive is ther height of ludicrious. He leverages out companies, pays hugh bonuses to himself and his cronies and then fires all of the harrd working American employees and not only fires them but charges the company, that he indebted to purchased, a feee to fire the employees that they can no longer afford. What a businessman? And to think we nearly elected this hypocrite to the office of President; a man who publically announced that he would not be bound by fact checkers, a liar to booot! A man who breaks his back loading and unloading trucks at minimum wage has more honor in one hour of honest work that Mitt Romney has in all of his schemes and machinations. What you erstwhile capitalist don't understand by your lack of historical knowledge is that the working middle classes actually own the system and when you make it too unbearable, they will just take it all away from you and distribute it amoung themselves through the ballot box or, if necessary, at the point of a gun. Won't you fill smug then?
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The Black Market and College Furniture
College kids have used stolen milk crates for decades as building blocks of coffee tables and dorm room shelves. Now, people are cashing in by swiping thousands of the containers from loading docks and selling them to shady recyclers. The containers are chopped and shipped to China to be made into a variety of products. This represents an estimated $80 million in losses from the thefts. Dairies across the country are moving to stop the plastic pilfering. In California, companies are even hiring private detectives and staging sting operations.
"We saw them disappearing into this black hole," said Rachel Kaldor, executive director of the Dairy Institute, a trade group in Sacramento. "We just don't know who's stealing these crates off the loading docks."
In the past two years, the high-density plastic has joined a list of materials that are being stolen and sold via a thriving underground recycling network. Thieves target copper, aluminum bleachers, beer kegs, even cemetery vases and nameplates.
It took a while for dairies to determine what was happening to their crates.
"If it were just college kids taking them, the dormitories would be overflowing with milk cases," said Stephen Schaffer, general manager of Alta Dena Dairy near Los Angeles. The crates are made of petroleum-based plastic that has increased in value along with gasoline prices. The material now sells for 22 cents a pound, compared to 7 cents a pound in 2005, said Patty Moore, a recycling consultant in Sonoma, Calif. Consumers can spend as much as $10 for an "authentic" dairy crate at retailers such as the Container Store. Dairies pay about $4 when they buy in bulk.
Last year, the industry lost about 20 million crates to thieves. California, the nation's largest dairy state, has taken the lead in the fight against plastic poachers. Wood hopes the busts encourage college students and homeowners to voluntarily return any stolen milk crates they might be using. Alta Dena's has even set up a "milk crate abuse" hotline at (800) 457-6688 for people to surrender the containers, no questions asked. It shows that illegal undocumented black markets really do exist. There can be a market for anything. Most often, we just think of black markets as drug selling murder rings. Well, milk crates count also.


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"... if we shorten the school year, we would be able to maintain the quality of education," said district Superintendent David Peterson.
Maintain the quality of education through school year reduction? Whom is Mr. Peterson kidding? Eliminate all extracurricular activities if you must, including athletics, but do not reduce the school year.
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Russians to Upgrade AK-47 (whaaat)
Plans were announced for an update of the AK-47, the most recognizable gun to date. The new model the AK-12 will be designed in such a way that it can be used with one hand(dual wield AK's OMG) and a safety switch on both sides (who needs a safety on an AK). The change is part of a plan to spend $7 trillion overhauling Russian armed forces between now and 2020.
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U of M baseball team played yesterday but no story in the CA. That figures. Why not a story about the game yesterday with Ark. State?
After all.....it is not basketball but baseball that has the most wins in U of M athletic history!
Sorry for your loss!
Isn't there a baseball forum?
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Best remembered for the smash "Beach Baby," '70s pop group First Class was the studio creation of British singer/songwriter John Carter, who had previously enjoyed success with Ken Lewis under the guises of the Flowerpot Men, Carter-Lewis & the Southerners, and the Ivy League. For "Beach Baby" -- a slice of richly harmonic pop in the mold of classic Beach Boys -- Carter enlisted the services of singer Tony Burrows, the voice of other pre-fab hitmakers including the Edison Lighthouse ("Love Grows [Where My Rosemary Goes]"), White Plains ("My Baby Loves Lovin'"), the Brotherhood of Man ("United We Stand"), and the Pipkins ("Gimme Dat Ding"); upon its release in 1974, the single reached the Top Five on the U.S. pop charts and also scored in the U.K. A self-titled album and follow-up singles including "Dreams Are Ten a Penny" and "Funny How Love Can Be" tanked, however, and after releasing a second LP, The First Class SST, Carter dissolved the project in 1976. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi
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Anyone who knows me knows how much I love music. I listen to it all the time and will happily recommend songs and bands I like to anyone who is interested. I'm always looking for interesting ways to incorporate music into my lessons and broaden the musical horizons of my students.
The past couple weeks, I have been giving my middle school students verbal exams. This is a good way to test their listening and speaking skills while also making it more difficult to cheat! I prepared questions and conversation started adequate for each grade level (though discrepancies within classes were more difficult to manage). Some of my 5th graders know more English than some of my 8th graders. I asked questions with increasing difficulty and allowed for basic answers versus more embellished ones. Overall, both I and my students were pretty happy with the process. I tried to make the testing atmosphere as relaxed and conversation-like as possible, since I know how frightening and frustrating speaking tests can be.
I first considered conducting the tests outside the door of the classroom to prevent students from overhearing the questions, but that would have been asking for chaos to reign within the classroom. Then I considered having students leave the classroom after they had completed the test, but again, that did not give me adequate supervision. Finally, I decided on playing some music for the rest of the class while having the individual tests at the front of the room.
I gave the entire class a small-group activity to due for the period and called students up one by one. Some were extremely nervous and would answer my first question, "How old are you?" with "Fine." I would patiently repeat the question, making sure to articulate the words very clearly and slowly, until (hopefully) they understood. After the first question, most students seemed much more comfortable.
Besides testing their listening and speaking abilities, I also wanted to share some music that I enjoy. Most of my students have very different music tastes than I do. I'm glad they enjoy pop and rock and metal. I also want to take some time to expose them to types of music they may otherwise never be exposed to. During my 8th grade classes, I played the new album from the band fun., called Some Nights. I thought the music might have elements that are similar to things they already enjoy but also have elements and sounds they have never heard before. And I was successful!
At the end of class, when students usually come up to the teacher's desk to pester me about their grade, my student, Beni, brought me a USB drive and asked if I could put the album on it for him. Just one student, but it really made my day.
I have a little over three months left here in Romania, and I'm going to try to have as many of these little moments as I can.
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Pop-soul doesn't get much better than Barbara Lewis, whose seductive, emotive croon took "Hello Stranger" to number three in 1963. The Michigan native had been writing songs since the age of nine, and began recording as a teenager with producer Ollie McLaughlin, who also had a hand in the careers of Del Shannon, the Capitols, and Deon Jackson. Lewis wrote all of the songs on her debut LP (including "Hello Stranger") and confidently handled harmony soul numbers (some with backing by the Dells) and more pop-savvy tunes, some of which, like "Hello Stranger," were driven by an organ and a bossa nova-like beat. Follow-ups to "Hello Stranger" didn't sell nearly as well (although one of her singles, "Someday We're Gonna Love Again," was covered by the Searchers for a British Invasion hit). In the mid-'60s she began doing some recordings in New York City, with assistance from producers like Bert Berns and Jerry Wexler, that employed more orchestral arrangements and pop-conscious material. The approach clicked, both commercially and artistically: "Baby I'm Yours" and "Make Me Your Baby" were both big hits, and both among the best mid-'60s girl group-style productions. Lewis cut an album in the late '60s for Stax (on the Enterprise subsidiary) that, as one would expect, gave her sound a grittier approach, without compromising the smooth and poppy elements integral to the singer's appeal. It passed mostly unnoticed, though, and Lewis withdrew from the music business after a few other singles. The "beach music" scene of the Carolinas remains a bastion of appreciation for Lewis' records, which continue to enjoy popularity and airplay there decades after their original release. ~ Richie Unterberger, Rovi
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Shambhala Sun – In Engaged Buddhism, Peace Begins with You.
Thich Nhat Hanh, who originated Engaged Buddhism, in an interview with John Malkin.
I met with Thich Nhat Hanh recently at the Kim Son Monastery in Northern California. I was happy to be seated on a zafu drinking tea with him, but I was also glad when he motioned with a simple gesture towards the page of questions sitting at my side: otherwise the lunch bell might have sounded an hour later without the interview having begun.
Vietnamese monk Thich Nhat Hanh was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize by Martin Luther King, Jr. in 1967, after playing a central role in the Vietnamese peace movement. He is the author of over one hundred books, including Love in Action, Peace Is Every Step, The Miracle of Mindfulness and No Death, No Fear. He currently lives at Plum Village Monastery in France.
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John Malkin: Will you describe the origins of Engaged Buddhism and how you became involved in compassion-based social change?
Thich Nhat Hanh: Engaged Buddhism is just Buddhism. When bombs begin to fall on people, you cannot stay in the meditation hall all of the time. Meditation is about the awareness of what is going on-not only in your body and in your feelings, but all around you.
When I was a novice in Vietnam, we young monks witnessed the suffering caused by the war. So we were very eager to practice Buddhism in such a way that we could bring it into society. That was not easy because the tradition does not directly offer Engaged Buddhism. So we had to do it by ourselves. That was the birth of Engaged Buddhism.
Buddhism has to do with your daily life, with your suffering and with the suffering of the people around you. You have to learn how to help a wounded child while still practicing mindful breathing. You should not allow yourself to get lost in action. Action should be meditation at the same time.
John Malkin: Why did you come to the United States for the first time in 1966, and what happened while you were here?
Thich Nhat Hanh: I was invited by Cornell University to deliver a series of talks. I took the opportunity to speak about the suffering that was going on in Vietnam. After that I learned that the Vietnamese government didn't want me to come home. So I had to stay on and continue the work over here. It was not my intention to come to the West and share Buddhism at all. But because I was forced into exile, I did. An opportunity for sharing just presented itself.
John Malkin: What did you learn from being in the United States during that time?
Thich Nhat Hanh: The first thing I learned was that even if you have a lot of money and power and fame, you can still suffer very deeply. If you don't have enough peace and compassion within you, there is no way you can be happy. Many people in Asia would like to consume as much as Europeans and Americans. So when I teach in China and Thailand and in other Asian countries, I always tell them that people suffer very deeply in the West, believing that consuming a lot will bring them happiness. You have to go back to the traditional values and deepen your practice.
John Malkin: What did you learn from Martin Luther King, Jr. and the civil rights movement in the United States?
Thich Nhat Hanh: The last time Martin Luther King and I met was in Geneva during the peace conference called Paix sur Terre—"Peace on Earth." I was able to tell him that the people in Vietnam were very grateful for him because he had come out against the violence in Vietnam. They considered him to be a great bodhisattva, working for his own people and supporting us. Unfortunately, three months later he was assassinated.
John Malkin: What is your view of the current peace movement in the United States?
Thich Nhat Hanh: People were very compassionate and willing to support us in ending the war in Vietnam during the sixties. But the peace movement in America did not have enough patience. People became angry very quickly because what they were doing wasn't bringing about what they wanted. So there was a lot of anger and violence in the peace movement.
Nonviolence and compassion are the foundations of a peace movement. If you don't have enough peace and understanding and loving-kindness within yourself, your actions will not truly be for peace. Everyone knows that peace has to begin with oneself, but not many people know how to do it.
John Malkin: People often feel that they need to choose between being engaged in social change or working on personal and spiritual growth. What would you say to those people?
Thich Nhat Hanh: I think that view is rather dualistic. The practice should address suffering: the suffering within yourself and the suffering around you. They are linked to each other. When you go to the mountain and practice alone, you don't have the chance to recognize the anger, jealousy and despair that's in you. That's why it's good that you encounter people—so you know these emotions. So that you can recognize them and try to look into their nature. If you don't know the roots of these afflictions, you cannot see the path leading to their cessation. That's why suffering is very important for our practice.
John Malkin: When the World Trade Center was destroyed, you were asked what you would say to those responsible. You answered that you would listen compassionately and deeply to understand their suffering. Tell me about the practice of deep listening and how you think it helps in personal situations, as well as in situations like the World Trade Center attacks.
Thich Nhat Hanh: The practice of deep listening should be directed towards oneself first. If you don't know how to listen to your own suffering, it will be difficult to listen to the suffering of another person or another group of people.
I have recommended that America listen to herself first, because there is a lot of suffering within her borders. There are so many people who believe they are victims of discrimination and injustice, and they have never been heard and understood.
My proposal is very concrete: we have to set up a group of people—a kind of parliament—to practice listening to the suffering of America. It's my conviction that there are people in America who are capable of listening deeply, with compassion in their hearts. We have to identify them, and ask them to come and help us. Then we will ask the people who suffer to come forward and tell us what they have in their hearts. They'll have to tell us everything, and that won't be easy for those listening.
If America can practice this within her own borders, she will learn a lot. The insight will be enormous, and based on that insight, we can start actions that can repair the damage done in the past.
If America succeeded in that, she could bring that practice to the international level. The fact is that people know America has the capacity to hit. To hit very hard and make people suffer. But if America does not hit, that brings her more respect and gives her more authority.
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Today I am reviewing the bioinfusion shampoo and conditioner. I actually bought this shampoo and conditioner at my local Walgreens. I was pressed for time and thought I would run in and grab something quickly. I admit most of the products I use or like to use have to smell good but this one didn't. The conditioner does smell better than the shampoo though. I have used this product for about 6 or 7 washes now. I just want to say, I do not like this shampoo or conditioner. Let me start with the shampoo. It reads on the bottle that it is an active botanical blend infused with moisturizing wheat germ oil and lemon grass. It also reads that the gentle cleansing formula naturally restores moisture and shine to dry or damaged hair. It is safe for color treated hair. It is sulfate free and paraben free. So immediately after using the shampoo my hair felt terribly dry. It was practically matted to my head. It was very difficult to get it all out because I couldn't really separate my hair or even run my fingers through it to get to my scalp. Yes, it was that bad. I wouldn't have been able to brush through my hair if I was only using the shampoo. I give the shampoo a thumbs down. Now for the conditioner. As I said it does smell better than the shampoo. I consider that a huge plus for the conditioner. The conditioner reads that it is fortified with nourishing avocado oil and antioxidant rich grape seed oil to help add shine and moisture to dry parched hair. It also reads that it provides ultra hydration and helps improve hair strength and that it is safe for color treated hair. It is pretty thick and creamy which I also think is good. It did feel nice when I put it on my wet hair although it did feel a bit oily. The oily part of course did not affect my hair. It did make my shower slippery and I have a no slip shower. I did leave the conditioner on for a few minutes because of how dry my hair was from the shampoo. It did make my wet hair feel soft before I rinsed it out. After rinsing I really didn't feel like it hydrated my hair at all. I towel dried my hair and there was no existence of that initial softness that I felt. I also have not noticed any strengthening in my hair.
The cost of the shampoo was $7.99 at my local Walgreens.
The cost of the conditioner was $7.99 at my local Walgreens.
Based on my experience I do not recommend the bioinfusion shampoo and conditioner. I have used many other shampoos and conditioners that I have paid a lot less for and have had better results.
Two thumbs down on bioinfusion shampoo and conditioner.
Note: I was not paid for this review. This is my opinion and experience.
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Biofusion is AWESOME! My hair was thin and dry but after a month using the shampoo and conditioner, the texture and length of my hair has changed. I LOVE IT!!!! My sister noticed how healthy my hair looks too. I took pictures of my hair now and compared it to earlier pictures; you can tell the difference in shine and fullness. I will only be using Biofusion from now on.
I wish I read your review before using this awful product..all what you described happened to me.. I just don't what I am going to do with the rest of the bottles!
Painted diva I wish I came across your post before buying this product.I have dry hair and this made it even worse..not worth the money that is for sure.
I used this product in my hair. And I love it. Now, it did stick. LIke my hair clumped together, kind of.But I think it smells good and it made my hair fantastically soft.
I just bought this, from Walgreens too. It sucks so bad. Worst shampoo & conditioner EVER. Will be throwing it away!
I have this brand of shampoo also, but i bought the keratin one and I loved it! It makes my hair very smooth, frizz-free, shiny and it smells really good too! You should def try the keratin one instead.
I came across this review when I was trying to do some research on the product and was wondering if you understood what sulfate and paraben free actually mean? Based on your review, I am expecting the answer is no. I think the issue is that the consumer is not educated on the meaning and benefits of sulfate/paraben free. It is almost like buying a car. If an automobile manufacturer comes out with a car that is run on alternative energy, it is not going to run the same as a car operating on gasoline.
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It is important that we all do our homework before using a product. This will help us better understand what we are using.


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These days everything seems more expensive. Add inflated prices for consumer goods to the growing unemployment rate and what you have is a lot of people trying to save money any way they can. Certain expenses we can easily cut from our budgets, but food is not one of them. We have to eat, but there are some ways to cut your grocery bill and save money.
You've probably heard this before but never go shopping on an empty stomach. When you are hungry nearly everything looks good and you are much more likely to fill up your cart on items that are unnecessary. If you shop after eating, you will be less tempted to add that costly junk food and snacks to your grocery purchase.
Make a list before going to the store and stick to it. You receive flyers throughout the week. As you find something that is on sale that you need, add it to your list. Making a list also helps you to plan your meals. This can save you money because you will only buy what you need for the current week's meals and will avoid waste.
The more unprocessed the food is the less it will likely cost. Pre packaged food is convenient but you will pay for that convenience. Besides, it is much less healthy than food you prepare yourself. Often bulk items cost less than individually packed ones, but be sure to compare the per unit price since this is not always true.
Local markets can often save you money on fruit and vegetables. Local farmers prefer to sell their wares directly to the consumer rather than getting ripped off by a big food company or grocery store chain. They pass the savings on to you and everyone wins. Also avoid buying produce that is out of season for your area, otherwise you will be paying to offset the cost of high transportation fees.
Cut fast food totally out of your budget. Besides slowly killing you, it is a rip off. Though chains like Subway may claim to be healthy, that $8 sandwich can easily be made better at home for just a couple of bucks. Plan ahead and you can save a lot of cash and help your health.
Try to buy generic whenever possible. For most things, they are the exact same product. If you detect a noticeable difference then you can switch back to your old brand. If not, then you just found another way to save money. Don't be a name brand snob when it comes to food (or anything else).
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Editor's note: "Through a Screen Darkly," a monthly commentary by CT Movies critic Jeffrey Overstreet,explores films old and new, as well as relevant themes and trends in cinema. The column continues the journey begun in Overstreet's book of the same name.
A certain hunger sets in after film critics have spent the summer chasing down all of the big-budget action movies and sophomoric comedies.
This summer was no exception. We thrilled to the latest special effects (Iron Man), laughed at flashes of inspired audacity (Tropic Thunder), and threw out the trash (Space Chimps, Fly Me to the Moon, The House Bunny). And we rejoiced over a couple of blockbusters that proved to be unexpectedly meaningful (The Dark Knight and WALLE).
But between May and August, our big-screen treasure hunt feels more like a search for needles in a field of haystacks. The promise of autumn turns our attention to movies whose names might be inscribed on Oscars instead of on Happy Meal toys. And yet even there, it's a challenge to find films that will last, movies that minister not only to the senses and the intellect but also to the heart.
I just found one of those films, a new favorite that's inspired me more than anything I've seen in months.
It's called The Island. And I wouldn't have discovered it if it weren't for something called Film Movement—but more on that in a moment.
Guilt-ridden priest
The Island—in Russian with English subtitles—begins in 1942. Anatoly is a Russian naval officer cowering and groveling at the feet of the Nazis who have captured him. They demand he reveal the hiding place of his commanding officer, Captain Tikhon, and he fearfully obeys.
What happens next is a wartime nightmare. A gunshot. And then a series of explosions that will echo in Anatoly's memory, tormenting his conscience for the rest of his life.
Fast forward to 1976.
Anatoly's become a grizzled priest, shoveling coal into the furnace at a monastery on the edge of cold, forbidding White Sea. Half-mad, he huddles beside the inferno, his dark memories tormenting him like a murder of vengeful crows.
Sounds depressing, doesn't it? The Island, a 2006 film by Pavel Lounguine—only recently distributed in the U.S. on DVD by Film Movement—follows in a grand tradition of somber Russian literature, raising tough questions about the consequences of sin and the possibility of redemption.
But don't let that stop you. Subtle comedy sparks and twitches throughout this chilly monastery. The solemn priests, while they pray and serve God with sincere conviction, are an amusing bunch—all furrowed brows and trailing beards. Anatoly's peculiar pranks, prophecies, and small acts of rebellion annoy them like itches that get worse with scratching.
Is there method to Anatoly's madness? Is he serving, or antagonizing, the Almighty?
You'll have to see for yourself.
The Island is one of the most provocative parables to reach American moviegoers in years. Christians suspicious of foreign fare may be pleasantly surprised by this film's bold depiction of Christian faith. (And some will rejoice to see a film in which a priest takes a firm stand against abortion.)
Visually enthralling and full of memorable performances, The Island won six Nikas (Russia's version of the Oscars) in 2006, and a Grand Jury Prize at Sundance in 2007. Pyotr Mamonov is riveting as Anatoly; his performance makes you imagine what Daniel Day-Lewis might be doing in twenty years.
Perhaps the most interesting fact of all: Nora Fitzgerald (The Washington Post) notes, "After it opened in Moscow, priests and bishops began to bless the film, often standing in prayer outside theaters."
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by C. Douglas Barnes
In the AIArchitect, January 9, 2009, article by Michael Strogoff, AIA, "Negotiating With a Client's Representative Requires Different Tactics," he mentioned "government agencies." More and more I have been finding that there is no "negotiating" involved. The architect-owner agreements are part of the request for proposal (RFP) package. We are required to sign an affidavit with our proposal that says that we agreed to all the terms presented in the RFP including an attached contract and ridiculous insurance requirements.
The architect-owner agreement that is part of the package doesn't even define the work that the architect is supposed to complete. Except, it may say something like "provide all required architectural services required to produce the architectural designs for the City of Tulare Fire Station Number 2"; nothing about what the city is supposed to provide and nothing about construction phase services, and so on.
They even have the gall to include a liquidated damages clause that requires the architect to pay several hundred dollars a day if the work is not completed within the arbitrary dates that are included in the RFP.
All of this is written by the city attorney and the city's "risk management" consultant. I have tried writing letters about these matters, both before the proposals are due and before I am asked to sign the contract. I have even included a copy of AIA B-141 with my letter in hopes that they could rewrite their contract to be more reasonable. The city attorney didn't even bother to answer my letter.
A recent school project RFP had 40 architects' proposals submitted. If I won't sign their silly contracts, the next firm will.
I blame the AIA for this. The AIA has not kept the legal profession involved in contract development or the legal profession would be more open to using AIA contracts. The legal profession thinks that the architect is simply another tradesman working on government projects. They have completely missed the idea that the architect is supposed to be a representative of the owner and not just a guy producing drawings. The legal profession feels that any thing the architect has to say is about the architect's self interests and has nothing to do with providing good services.
Michael Strogoff, AIA, responds:
Doug—thanks for the letter. Unfortunately, many risk managers and lawyers, in their zeal to protect the interests of public entities, impose extremely unbalanced owner-architect agreements and present them as "take-it-or-leave-it" propositions. The irony is that by imposing such onerous agreements, the most qualified and well-managed architecture firms shy away from submitting proposals and/or entering into agreements with these public agencies and the agencies are then left with lesser qualified firms that provide less risk protection to the agencies, users, and general public.
I do take issue with your suggestion that AIA is to blame for this by not keeping the legal profession involved in contract development, as I believe that the AIA's work on contract documents and their advocacy on our behalf have been extremely effective. Unfortunately, some "risk" managers and attorneys will always choose to impose unbalanced terms, naively thinking that they will get better results. Yes, we have much more educating to do.
(For some specific suggestions about how to respond to these agencies, watch for an upcoming article, "Follow These Steps When an Owner Presents You with a One-Sided Agreement.")


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That's not the issue. The issue is that state law provides for a countywide system and Memphians exercised their right to be a part of that system. After they did so, Norris and Todd threw together a sloppy bill to try to allow suburban school districts in Shelby County while not upsetting the apple cart anywhere else. Hopefully, unlike Justice Roberts, Judge May won't rewrite the bill to make it constitutional. Makes you wonder if Norris and Todd are like Nancy Pelosi, only reading the bills once they pass (if even then).
State law provides that the county must fund all school systems in it's borders. There are lots of counties in Tennessee that have multiple schools. And that was always the case until a Democratic Tennessee congress changed the law to forbid MSD's in a response to the tiny town laws. Now a Republican Tennessee Congress is changing the law back to the way it originally was. So I really don't see the problem here....
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