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Miriam Raub Vivian, Psi-Zeta chapter advisor
Congratulations to the winners of our 15th annual Phi Alpha Theta paper competition! Those taking home cash rewards from the J.R. Wonderly Memorial Awards are announced on page 1 of this newsletter. Elise, Daniel, and Jon, enjoy your awards!
Not only do these awards help provide us with a program at our annual Phi Alpha Theta banquet (this year on FRIDAY, April 24), but they encourage our students to excel by giving them an opportunity to share their research and be recognized for their achievement. I thank all those students who contributed papers to the competition—it was a very strong group of papers—and congratulations to the winners!
If you've just finished a research paper for a course, or will write one in spring quarter or next fall, please consider saving it to submit to next year's competition in January 2010. (You needn't still be an enrolled student at the point.) Papers in Historical Writing and Senior Seminar are generally very appropriate. The paper should have earned an "A" of some kind, meaning that the instructor's grading functions as a screening process. You are, of course, welcome to revise the paper in any way you like for this competition, and it's smart to revise a strong paper as soon as possible after the instructor returns your paper with comments. Competition entry forms will be available outside the History Department office next December and will be mailed out at that time to all active Phi Alpha Theta members.
Our next major activity here in town is the annual member banquet, which provides a number of important functions: we initiate new members into Phi Alpha Theta, acknowledging their academic success; we have an opportunity to hear about student research from our annual JR Wonderly Award winners; and we enjoy a nice dinner and the chance to socialize with other members. Please join us on April 24, whether you are a long-time member or one of our newest.
This year's banquet will be held on Friday, April 24, at Chalet Basque. Please mark your calendars now. All current/active and alumni members are invited and are welcome to bring family and friends. If you would like more details, please contact Jean Stenehjem in the History Department office at 654-3079, weekdays between 8am and 2pm.
To date, the following students will be among those initiated as new members at his event: Dennise Bentle, Jon Doll, Celeste Sharpe.
We are still accepting applications for membership and initiation at the spring banquet, so if you think you qualify for membership in Phi Alpha Theta, please fill out a red application form, available outside my office door or that of the department office, and leave it with me or Jean Stenehjem in the History Department office, OR visit our website and fill and submit a form online. Membership requires a 3.1 GPA in a minimum of four CSUB history courses (a 3.5 for grad students); however, if you have only 3 courses, but have earned A's in each of them, you may also qualify. Membership furthermore requires an overall 3.0 GPA. The cost is $40.00, which goes to the national office and provides a lifetime membership as well as a one-year subscription to The Historian, the quarterly journal of Phi Alpha Theta.
Phi Alpha Theta members enjoy the opportunity to participate in the annual Southern California Regional Student Paper Conference. This year it will be held at UCLA on Saturday, April 18. One of our members, Daniel Sexton, a J.R. Wonderly Memorial Award winner, will be there presenting his very interesting paper on the nationalization of the oil industry in Mexico in the 1930s.
If you are graduating this June, as a PAT member you are eligible to purchase an honor cord to wear at commencement. If you would like to have one of these as part of your regalia, you may purchase one from me (or Jean Stenehjem) for $15.00 during spring quarter. Checks are payable to Phi Alpha Theta; we will also accept cash.
Finally, there are several opportunities for members of our chapter to compete for national PAT awards. I have posted details on the Phi Alpha Theta bulletin board outside the department office, but will mention here that these are national paper awards. The deadline for the paper prize competition is June 30. If you've written an exceptional paper that won a chapter award or significant praise, you might consider submitting it. You will need to seek a letter of recommendation from either me or Prof. Jeanne Harrie, department chair. If deemed suitable for publication, your paper could be published in an issue of The Historian. Kathleen Freeland (MA 2003) twice won national paper awards.
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Well at least I'm not the youngest, I'm turning 20 this July. Some of the situations in True Tears reminds me of 5 years ago T_T
since 92 you say, im not sure when i started, but stuff like Heidi and Marco, Tom Sawyer, Anne of green Gables, even transformers has been around from the late 70's, early 80's and should have started to watch those on early 90's on tv... So far i have watched around 800 animes 30 of those still unfinished busyness... There might still be one or another tittle belonging to the "World Masterpiece Theater" that i vaguely remember something about but i am not entirely sure... I clearly remember "Fables of the Green Forest" from 1973, i loved it, i really loved; its quite nostalgic seeing some of those titles... Do you have a precise count of all those years watching anime?? Edit: Almost forgot my main objective for this post... I was to post about Katanagatary 4 and was sidetracked... To make it short, i will just say that the ep left me in awe for the duration of the 45m and my chin dropped to the floor... A more complete review of what happened only for the orb dwellers...
LOL, I have been lying all along about not seeing any anime before a few mos ago..I remember when I was in grade school watching Speed Racer (1967/68) I must have drew a million Mach 5's in school... But that was it for me for anime till 2009. Its amazing how much more I appreciate it now Speeking about anime I tried watching Kannagi last night but had to give up as it just sucked. I wish they would hurry up and sub 12-13 of Isekai no Seikishi Mongatari im thinking of just watching it RAW.. And all young guys (under 20) enjoy the hell out of urselves and remember knowledge is power. Katanagatari FTW!
Started watching around 1995 (well that's my earliest recollection anyway lol). Voltron, Daimos, Voltes V, Yu Yu Hakusho, Gundam Wing, Slam Dunk, Flame of Recca, G Gundam, Dragon Ball...those were the earliest anime I've watched. EDIT: lol now I'm going into further detail regarding "my early days". There's also Princess Mononoke, Trigun, Cowboy Bebop, Transformers, Samurai X, Doraemon, Mojacko, Ranma 1/2
ok... a little earlier then 92.. Starcom, Mask,Thundercats, Silverhawks, Transformers.. They're what I grew up watching.
I think i wouldn't recommend you kannagi, even i didnt really worshiped it like many have... ep 11 of isekai was great, i suspected that church bitch all the way from the beginning... Hope they wont take long with the remaining episodes... Not sure if they have been out in BD yet... wait, Thundercats?? I remember that, it was so long ago too... edit again: CM have you watched Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs?? I just remenbered that, how i loved it and the anime op...
It took me a few weeks to place it on here.. I kept on forgetting that I had it till I saw my zune put it on my hd the other night. All right. Just bit the bullet and watched "Heroman". Good anime. Makes me remember Metabots. Man, how I miss that anime/cartoon. I love the factor that they did what they do in every Marvel movie.. Gotta watch the first one to know what I'm talking about! I'll add the section come Tuesday at the latest.. I wired up 4 Gentle Typhoon fans for my rad, and now, I'm playing for the night.
Thxs guys. Yeah, it makes me want to watch it over as well! I'm so glad I watched 53!!! I'm very glad at how they're having it turn out.. With, you know who.
cant see it for another 6 hours dontcha love it how we can just go by number, the shows so awesome we dont need a name?
I'll definitely need a PM with the link to the full batch when it's finished and released. I also need to revisit the first series, so it's fresh in my mind for comparison. Speaking of batches, Thora finally finished ef-a tale of melodies and released the batch.
I got confused reading all the comments about that series. Do I have to watch the first one? Tales of memories.
It's so great that a number can make the world go round! Yeah, I hope they get the batch dl fast for FMA: Brotherhood.. You really don't need to watch the first series since they go with it up to a certain point. Then it's all messed up.
yeah you can skip the first one in its entirety. First one was half manga, half made up filler. new one is all manga, all the way.
Melodies is about a couple of the side characters of Memories so you dont need to see memories to watch melodies. I liked a tale of Memories better, and yes its the first part. LOL, I tried a few times but the girl is talking so much I couldnt make it out... OMG! you want to talk about the ultimate warrior..can his sister kick ass or what? (ep4 of Katanagatari)
Anybody here with a lot of details about Legend of Galactic Heroes? I mean a lot of details like the original release format (Laser Disc, VHS, DVD, etc.) If not, anywhere I can get the details?

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03 February 2011 A Message from IsraelWith NIF's senior staff at our winter board meeting in New York, we asked Hagai El-Ad, executive director of NIF flagship grantee the Association for Civil Rights in Israel (ACRI), to contribute to this week's NIF News. As my friends and colleagues on NIF's board are convening in New York, I was given the honor of writing this NIF News introduction. So first let me start by wishing from Tel Aviv to everyone a most successful meeting – NIF's leadership and optimism are indeed essential factors of our joint struggle for democracy, human rights and social justice. But these paragraphs are written not only in advance of NIF's Board meeting, but also ahead of next week's sessions in the Knesset. On the schedule are deliberations of the Knesset's House Committee establishing the mandate of the Committee of Inquiry against the human rights groups in preparation towards a final vote on this by the Knesset's plenum. Leading a broad coalition, SHATIL, NIF and ACRI are fighting hard against this contemporary incarnation of a relic right out of McCarthy's era. And that is only one example. But the core work of human rights groups was never to defend human rights groups. Our work has never focused on us – but rather, on the rights violated and the injustices and suffering thus caused. True, if we would be weakened, silenced or threatened – as many of the current anti-democratic initiatives are designed to do– it would in turn impact our core issues. But these core issues must remain, as they always have been, our raison d'être, our primary focus, our work. So we have grown experienced over the past two years in staying focused: in investing what is needed in order to push back against those going after the human rights defenders – while continuing to defend human rights. From the readers of this intro, I have one request: demand nothing less from us. Ask us what we are doing for social justice in order to close the growing economic gaps, how we advanced accessible, quality healthcare or equal access to education or housing. Demand to be updated on our work in fighting against human rights violations in the occupied territories and in bringing an end to the occupation. Ask about recent legal cases in defense of freedom of speech or recent grassroots campaigns to advance full equality for all citizens. Keep asking – and help us stay focused on our enormous tasks. Hagai El-Ad Executive Director Association for Civil Rights in Israel |


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Thank you alekat! I cut the pieces different way on purpose, but got the idea accidentally. Sometimes you get the best ideas in bad situations.
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On 2 February 2009 in Canada and the U.S., the rodent prognosticators of Groundhog Day predicted six more weeks of winter. Apparently Punxsutawney Phil, the most famous woodchuck weatherman, makes that prediction most years, which is pretty safe since Spring doesn't officially arrive until 21 March in the Northern Hemisphere.
Groundhog Day, halfway through winter, was originally called Candlemas, and for centuries in Europe, people looked to the behaviour of badgers or bears or other hibernating animals on that day, to predict Spring's arrival. But our furry forecasters may now be caught off guard as much as the rest of us, by the speed with which our climate seems to be changing.
In February 2009 in Eastern Ontario we've had melting and rain which has wiped out most of the snow. See the above photo by David Ridgen, of my CJ-3B with Oconto Lake in the background. The good news is that the melting, followed by a few cold days, has turned the lake into a huge skating rink, and we don't even need to take the Jeep down to clear the snow off the ice. But Phil is probably right; I'm sure we'll need the snowplow again before 21 March.
Update for 2010: we barely got a winter in Eastern Ontario, while the southern U.S. got hammered. But the scariest part of climate change is how water is disappearing in some areas of the world. -- Derek Redmond
Thanks to David for the beautiful photo. See a 1200x800 copy (340K JPEG). Copyright David Ridgen 2009.
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According to Mongolian laws, tourist organizations in Mongolia are categorized into 2 groups: travel agencies and tour operators. Tour operator plans tour products, promotes and organizes the products and covers travel agency activities. Travel agency retails tour operator tour products and specialized in ticketing, hotel booking, event booking etc. There is no obligatory special permission to be obtained by tour operators or travel agencies, but the Ministry issues special permits according to the company's experience, number of tourists, number of professional staffs and stable works. Inbound tour operator special permission has ITO code while outbound tour operator's is OTO, DTO indicates that the tour operator is for domestic tourists and INT indicated international tour organizing tour operator.Travel agency has no classification at the moment. Today, 650 tour operator operators of 33 different country investments are operating in Mongolia. Inbound tour operators in Mongolia are excluded from VAT by the law.
Mongol Khaan travel LLC Certificate number: ITO/314 "A" VISIT MONGOLIA with us and experience our best ever tours including: Chinggis Khaan's homeland and Great Gobi, Introduction of the Mongolia, Eagle Hunting festival and Nomadic life style tour. |
Selena Travel Mongolia Certificate number: ITO 157 |
Wandering Tribe of Mongolia Certificate number: ITO/413 Tel/Fax: +976-77090975 Mobile: +976-9111-7826 WTM IS A LABOUR OF PASSION !!! Adventure, cultural, unique & unmatched tours' experts. One step ahead for Disabled-Flyers-Professional trips. Join "Deeres" film crew: immerse yourself and experience the nomadic life-style |
Samar Magic Tours Established in 1997, specializes in Global Tourism to the Hidden Corners of Mongolia, China, Russia, Asia's destinations. Outdoors like horseback, bike, jeep, Naadam Festival, Fishing, Tailor made. |
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Certificate number: ITO/55 Discover Mongolia Travel has been assisting tourists who want to experience the legendary hospitality and wonderful culture of a simple, kind people. We provide a number of tours and packages, all of them designed with the utmost consideration. |
Nomad Planet Certificate number: ITO/495"C" The main proposal of Nomad Planet is the promotion of nomadic culture, by encouraging the preservation of traditional activities, develop tourism responsible for its natural environment, which is essential in the survival of the nomadism today. In this goal, Nomad Planet has created a network of nomadic families through all the country. |
Look Mongolia Tours & Expeditions Certificate No: ITO/264 "A" Look Mongolia Co., Ltd., is one of the fastest growing company in travel industry of Mongolia. The company is lead by some of the most experienced travel professionals of Mongolia and employs a team of highly qualified staff with a thorough knowledge of the country and caring attitude to our customers. |
Steppe Nomad Travel & Tour Certificate No: ITO/462"C" Steppe Nomad Travel Tours, the travel organizer is your ultimate companion in Mongolia which is specialized in cultural discovery tours and nature based adventurous expeditions. The creative team of Steppe Nomad has constantly developed wonderful new expeditions to the least traveled destinations of Mongolia. |


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white_dune is a graphical VRML97/X3DV editor, simple NURBS/Superformula 3D modeller, animation tool, and VRML97/X3DV commandline compiler in development. VRML97 (Virtual Reality Modeling Language) is the ISO standard for displaying 3D data over the Web via browser plugins ("HTML for realtime 3D"). X3DV is the direct successor of VRML97. VRML97 and X3DV have support for animation, real-time interaction, and multimedia (images, movies, and sounds). white_dune can read, create, and display VRML97/X3DV files and let the user change the scenegraph/fields. It also has support for stereoscopic view via "quadbuffer"-capable stereo visuals, and support for 3D input devices like a joystick, spaceball, or magnetic tracker.
MultiTail lets you view one or multiple files like the original tail program. The difference is that it creates multiple windows on your console (with ncurses). Merging of 2 or more log files is possible. It can also use colors while displaying the log files (through regular expressions) for faster recognition of what is important. It can also filter lines (again with regular expressions). It has interactive menus for editing given regular expressions and deleting and adding windows. One can also have windows with the output of shell scripts and other software. When viewing the output of external software, MultiTail can mimic the functionality of tools like 'watch'.
ngIRCd is a portable IRC daemon written from scratch. It is easy to configure, supports server links (even with original ircds) and runs on hosts with changing IP addresses (such as dial-in networks). Currently supported platforms are AIX, A/UX, Darwin/Mac OS X, FreeBSD, HP-UX, IRIX, Linux, NetBSD, SunOS/Solaris, and Windows with Cygwin.
Freeciv is a multiuser reimplementation for Unix/X of the famous Microprose game of Civilization. By default, the game is an improved Civ II, but this can be customized; modpacks for near-100% compatibility with Civ I and Civ II are included. Multiuser gameplay is real-time: in each turn, all human players move concurrently. The game is designed to remain fairly playable even on poor network connections. Freeciv can also be played on standalone machines, and its AI players are a good challenge for beginners. The source code comes with the server, two X clients, and non-X clients for MS Windows and Amiga. Freeciv is released under the GNU General Public License. It is maintained by an international team of coders and enthusiasts, and is easily one of the most fun and addictive network games out there.
BRL-CAD is a powerful constructive solid geometry solid modeling system that includes an interactive geometry editor, ray-tracing support for rendering and geometric analysis, path-tracing for realistic image synthesis, network distributed framebuffer support, and image and signal-processing tools.
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Trankov is a past winner and also ineligible. I think the hideous mustache this season may be an attempt to be taken more seriously and not just be admired for his looks . But I certainly can't admire his programs or his intellect, either - so what's left, I ask you?
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You know, Mother's Day is right around the corner... not this weekend (so don't panic yet), but it is the weekend after, May 8th. To make your card this year, most people will automatically pull up the MOTHER'S DAY 2010 Cricut Cartridge, if they have it, but there is an even better one that should have been named 'Mother's Day'... but it is called the FLORALS EMBELLISHED Cricut Cartridge.
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Almost home. After a lovely stint with the rental car manager over a pricing issue and sitting on the runway for more than an hour, I had finally arrived in Denver. One more flight, and I was back home to the great state of Oklahoma.
My usual routine is to exchange polite pleasantries with the people sitting next to me on the plane. If the opportunity presents itself, I might even engage in a light conversation over destination, intent of the trip, etc. Not today. I sat back in my undersized economy seat and immediately put in my headphones in order to forget the events of the past five hours.
In order to prevent an unpleasant confrontation with the flight attendant, I politely but begrudgingly took my headphones out as the plane took off. No quicker had my headphones left my ear canal that I heard the phrase next to me, "Hey man!"
At this time, I was aware of an individual next to me, but I couldn't tell you a thing about him or her for that matter. I exchanged greetings and proceeded to look into my bag for a newspaper, magazine or something to pass the time.
"You headed home?" This time I gave the individual enough respect to at least turn my head and look him or her in the eye. I saw a young man, probably in his mid to late-twenties, with a variety of unique face piercings and a black shirt with what I believed to be a rock band on the front.
"Yes, I'm headed home. And you?"
"No, I'm with my girlfriend (pointing a few rows in front of us). We've been out in Cali all week house-sitting for my uncle."
I can't even tell you exactly how I responded, but I can tell you the intent was to end the conversation. After a brief pause, the place where most conversations end, here came the next round of questions. Ahhhhh!
I had sat down next to a talker. This guy had an hour and 20 minutes next to me, and he wanted to utilize it.
We spent the next 30 to 40 minutes in a rather one-sided conversation with this guy telling me everything from the band he's currently in to the issues him and his girlfriend were facing. He finally got around to asking me a question, "So what do you do?"
I seriously thought about lying for a second.
"Um, I'm a pastor," I said with about as little conviction as you can imagine.
At this point in life, I was fresh out of college and had been a full-time pastor for all of six months. I was asking God all those questions like, "What do you want me to do with my life?"
I wanted to go change the world, and I wanted to do it yesterday. Like most recent college grads, you're ready to conquer the world because you have just spent the past four years learning the secrets of your trade; although never actually experiencing any of it.
Once our plane had landed, I had rounded up my luggage and was on the drive home when I was hit with the reality of the events that took place on the plane. How could I do anything noteworthy for God, if I was unwilling to stop long enough to talk to someone right in front of me?
Not one of my greatest moments. In all my prayers for direction and requests for God to use me to do great things, I had missed it. The easy, obvious, right-in-front-of-me opportunity. On the drive home that day, I had a really honest talk with God.
If you look at the life of Jesus, you realize that he was always leaving the crowds and the masses of people to minister to the one. I had somehow gotten the whole thing backwards. I was ready to try to reach the masses, but I didn't have a heart for the one.
We always want to do these seemingly great things, but Jesus said "if anyone gives even a cup of cold water to one of these little ones he will certainly not lose his reward" (Matthew 10:42).
On the car ride home that day, I had one of those life-changing moments. I decided I would no longer get so focused on the long-term agenda of doing something great that I missed the people who sit by me on the plane, walk by me at work or live across the street. The irony of the situation is this: We define "great" as the quantity of people we reach, while God simply wants us to respond to the opportunity right in front of us, even if it's just one person.
I made a decision that day to view myself as an everyday adventurer who looks for the small and seemingly insignificant opportunities to reach the one.
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Real Review: ET2 E20114
Brandon Thomas, Product Specialist at Improvement Direct, talks about this is the 7-light down-light pendant from ET2s Starburst collection. -
ET2 Lighting - Modern Pendant Lighting
This light fixture is beyond unique. This gorgeous design will light up any room while turning heads. The pendant design is available in clear, blue, green, amber or violet - suspending each burst of color in its own glass globe. Its durable chrome hardware and a beautiful satin nickel-finish canopy complete each structure, and every piece is adjustable to enhance your galaxy in a variety of different ways.
Seven Light Pendant from the Starburst Collection
It was Shakespeare that said, "The stars above us, govern our conditions." And so it is with this amazing multi-light pendant series. Each unique glass cover supports handmade glass starbursts - available in clear, blue, green, amber or violet - suspending each burst of color in its own glass globe. Chrome hardware and a satin nickel-finish canopy complete each structure, and every little piece is adjustable to enhance your galaxy in a variety of different ways.
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2000The ultimate aim of A Bad Start: Teenage Smoking is to deter adolescents from ever picking up the addictive habit of smoking. This goal is achieved not only by providing the harmful effects of tobacco to the human body but also by discussing the social issues that surround this topic. Currently, our societal climate condones youth to smoke although we may not approve of it. There is also big tobacco spending unimaginable amounts of money trying to lure people into smoking. En route of deterring teenagers from smoking, this website also provides the information for current smokers to quit smoking. In addition, there is also information on the latest scientific research regarding tobacco and smoking. Even important court cases are broken down and the essential information is provided. One of the unique features of this site is the Pyramid of Oath where users can commit to a smoke-free life, and add their name to build the pyramid.
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At work we develop two open source Java applications, Xena and DPR, both of which we host on Sourceforge under CVS. I've been pushing to move away from CVS for quite some time now, but it hasn't gained much traction. This has been mostly due to the lack of a decent Eclipse plugin and partly because of developer apathy. The other day I noticed that Sourceforge enabled support for Git, my favourite SCM system. Today I came across an article saying that they will now provide support for Bazaar and Mercurial also. Sweet.
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Tenneco job fair attracts hundreds
Hundreds lined the halls, down the stairs and out the doors of the YMCA Employment Resource Centre in Owen Sound on Monday.
Mandela book of condolences at city hall
The City of Owen Sound has made available a book of condolences for former South African president Nelson Mandela that members of the public can sign.
Snowblowers stolen from Maxwell business
A trailer load of snowblowers worth between $10,000 and $12,000 have been stolen from a business near Maxwell.
Guns reported stolen in Huron-Kinloss
Three guns have been reported stolen from a residence in Huron-Kinloss.
Kemble parade showcases creativity
Perfect parade weather Sunday — overcast skies, temperatures just below freezing, and a bit of snow on the ground — brought out more people than ever
New magazine not just for literary fans
Grey-Bruce has a new magazine.
RECAP: London Knights at Owen Sound Attack
The London Knights beat the Owen Sound Attack 6-2 on Saturday in Ontario Hockey League action.
Re'fs call turns game on Attack in loss to London
The Owen Sound Attack fell 6-2 to the London Knights on Saturday.
SBGHC looking at name, logo makeover
It's a mouthful to say, and it might soon be scrubbed in favour of something simpler and more recognizable.
Suspicious fire in downtown Chesley
A vacant building was set ablaze early Saturday morning in downtown Chesley.
Hope fading for Kincardine hospital rebuild
Hope is fading fast that the Kincardine hospital multi-million-dollar rebuild project will get the green light to proceed from the Ministry of Health.
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Congress left Washington last month without coming to an agreement on whether to extend the so-called Bush Tax Cuts for wealthy Americans. And unless they reach a compromise before the end of the year, the tax cuts will expire for everyone. So with three months to go, new estimates are out on just how much that will impact the average family. Erin Billups has the details.
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- At the end of the year, the so-called "Bush Tax Cuts" are set to expire, so is the Payroll Tax Cut, the Alternative Minimum Tax, the tax breaks that were part of the 2009 stimulus bill and a series of temporary tax breaks normally extended by Congress that will also expire. On top of that, new taxes, part of the controversial federal health care bill, will go into effect.
"The fiscal cliff is gonna hit December 31st. Would affect millions of Americans," said North Carolina Senator Kay Hagan.
Two-thousand dollars more a year for the average middle class family, according to the non-partisan Tax Policy Center, who says overall, taxes will rise by $500 billion in 2013. It's a problem Washington lawmakers are well aware of, but building consensus to avert the fiscal cliff has been put off until after the election.
"They've actually threatened to do nothing and drive us off the fiscal cliff," House Speaker John Boehner said.
"We succeeded in passing a middle class tax cut. But once again, Speaker Boehner won't work with us," said New York Senator Charles Schumer.
While there are still a lot of questions surrounding the details of both President Obama and Mitt Romney's tax plans, the two men have given us a sense of what they think Congress should do.
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The ShareSpace lecture had gone well. Buzz had been greeted with a standing ovation, and his lecture had been well received. The only somber note was the announcement of Buzz's fellow Apollo 11 crew commander, Neil Armstrong, having passed away the preceding weekend. Many offered Buzz their heartfelt condolences during the after lecture meet and greet session; though he understood how everyone felt, to Buzz, the whole event felt more like a wake.
At precisely seven-fifteen, Buzz was ushered out of the ballroom and into the Magic.com studio. He had barely enough time to wipe the sweat off his face and freshen up in the dressing room before the briefing with Criss Angel, whoever he was. All Buzz knew was that he was a magician of some reknown; he had seen his posters in the lobby and in the lounge where he had met that gangster, Danny Springs or whatever he called himself. Buzz debated with himself about mentioning it on the show, but decided against it. The last thing he needed was to be linked to organized crime.
A spiky-haired girl arrived in the dressing room with a blue tackle-box-like case. She introduced herself as Melanie, the makeup artist, and she was here to "prep" Buzz for the show. Buzz merely said, "All right," and sat down in the chair by the brightly lighted mirror. This wasn't the first time he had been made up for a public appearance. He'd been making television appearances since the Seventies, and he had long since learned that makeup made him look better on camera. It was a bother, but it was necessary.
Melanie opened her tackle box and laid out the powders and rouge she would need. "It's a real honor to meet you, Colonel Aldrin," she said politely as she covered Buzz with a protective sheet. "I've never made up an astronaut before."
"Yeah, well," Buzz mumbled, "we're all human, after all. Same face, same skin as everybody else."
"You really wowed 'em at your lecture today," Melanie went on as she mopped Buzz's face dry. "Even the chief of security, and he's not an easy man to impress."
"Uh, yeah," Buzz said. "We've met."
Melanie set aside the wipe and picked up the powderpad."You did?"
"Yeah. Guy was reall happy to see me--damn near crushed my hand shaking it."
"You should see him when he's dealing with someone he's not happy to be with," Melanie said as she powdered Buzz's face.
"I'll pass, thank you," Buzz said.
Melanie giggled a little and decided to change the subject. "You know, I wasn't even born when you and Neil Armstrong landed on the moon," she said, "but I saw the film footage on YouTube. It was awesome! And, personally, I don't care what those wacko conspiracy theorists say--the whole thing was real as far as I'm concerned."
"Of course it was real," Buzz said, closing his eyes to avoid getting powder in them. "I was there, remember?"
This set Melanie to giggling even more. "Of course you were! It's just that, well, I don't understand why some people insist the whole thing was a hoax, that's all. I mean, we got the pictures, the films, the rocks and moon dust--why would anyone dispute it?"
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"But what about--" Melanie suddenly clammed up, but Buzz immediately divined what she was going to say.
"About that guy I punched back in 2009?" he finished for her. "Okay, I admit I went a bit too far, but under the circumstances, well..."
Melanie brushed a light layer of rouge on Buzz's cheeks. "Sorry I bought it up," she said.
"That's okay," Buzz said, "I've put it behind me." Then he decided to change the subject himself to put Melanie at ease. "So tell me about this Criss Angel guy. What's he like?"
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? Hadn't he heard of Criss Angel, the MindFreak, the five time winner of the Magician of the Year award?
Where has this guy been, the moon?
she thought. Then she realized to her embarrassment that yes, he had. "Oh, he's great!" she replied, patting flattener over the foundation powder. "He's really awesome! He's done stuff you wouldn't believe! It's not as impressive as walking on the moon, of course, but still!"
A knock on the door and the words, "Two minutes, Mr. Aldrin," followed.
Melanie became a bit miffed. "It's
Aldrin!" she half shouted to the stagehand who had just left. She sighed in irritation. "Guy's a moron," she muttered.
Buzz merely shrugged. "Hey, I've been called worse," he said with a smile.
Melanie pulled the sheet away from Buzz. "There!" she said triumphantly, "you're all set."
Buzz rose from the chair. "Okay," he said. He glanced at himself in the mirror. "Looks good."
Melanie packed her makeup materials into her box. There was another knock on the door. "Mr. Aldrin," the same ignorant stagehand spoke through the door, "you're on!"
"Well," Buzz huffed, "time to go meet the 'awesome' Criss Angel. Thanks, Melanie."
"You're welcome, Colonel Aldrin," Melanie replied politely.
"Call me Buzz."
"You're welcome, Buzz."
Buzz turned to leave. "Oh, and Buzz?"
"I saw that video of you punching that guy back in 2009," Melanie confessed. "Personally, I think that he had it coming to him."
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Ten years ago, Commercial Street in Portland was better known for shipping than for shopping. However, a stroll down this avenue today reveals an entirely revamped Commercial — a hipper, livelier version of its grittier former self. "It's such a great spot," says Gail Antos, manager and buyer for Foundry Lane, one of the street's most upscale stores. "You have the working waterfront right across the street, but also fabulous shops and restaurants." Gone are the days of Exchange Street supremacy; lower rents and sheer opportunism have led several stores to make the move closer to Casco Bay. While still home to the "commercial" stores of old — hardware, appliance, and other daily staples — a fresh crop of high-end shops makes today's Commercial Street a delightful Old Port destination in itself.
Nomads [1]
If the Tibetan prayer flags waving from the entranceway are any indication, Nomads is a store for adventurers. Whether your definition of adventure is trekking in the Himalayas or a weekend of leaf-peeping in the foothills of Franklin County, Nomads has the gear to get you going: Mountain Hardware zip-ups, Prana capris, and SmartWool socks that won't quit when you need them most. 100 Commercial St., 207-347-7464.
LeRoux Kitchen [2]
Back in 2003, a sprinkler system gone awry forced LeRoux Kitchen's nearly complete renovation back to square one. Undeterred, owners Michael and April Levandowski took advantage of the deluge and completed an even more impressive renovation than originally planned, including a spacious second floor and hundreds of new gastronomic gizmos. From staples, like peelers and potholders, to specialty lines, like Le Creuset bakeware, LeRoux Kitchen offers products for the casual cooker and culinary genius alike. 161 Commercial St., 207-553-7665.
Maine's Pantry [3]
If heaven came in a toothachingly, delicious bite-size version, it would be the penuchi fudge at Maine's Pantry. The fudge's creamy maple-sugar taste is one of many delicious treats in the well-stocked store — and it's not surprising, since 90 percent of the store's products are made in Maine. "That's our thing," says Liz Wanzer, one of the store's knowledgeable clerks. From canned Bar Harbor clam chowder to Cape Shore blueberry coffee, you can find all of your favorite Pine Tree State goodies under one roof. 111 Commercial St., 207-228-2028.
Company C [4]
At Company C, it's all about color. Chris and Walter Chapin founded the contemporary furnishings store out of their Concord, New Hampshire, garage in 1994. Four years later, the shipwreck of a boat laden with Company C rugs nearly caused the fledgling company to go under. The Portland store is now one of three under the "C" label, and the duo sells their hand-hooked rugs, luxurious bedding separates, and distinctive furniture — all in vibrant colors like kiwi green and chili red — to more than a thousand dealers worldwide. 123 Commercial St., 207-780-1232.
Fetch [5]
Is Fido feeling fatigued from a busy day of exploring the Old Port? Take him down to Fetch, where he can lap up a cold drink from its outdoor doggie bowls. Treat him to a bath in the store's self-service wash station, and then let him browse — right along with you — through the store's impressive inventory of pet food, embarrassing apparel, and, of course, tons of toys. And don't forget: Fetch is also friendly to felines. 195 Commercial St., 207-773-5450.
Shipwreck & Cargo Co. [6]
Every summer, when the cruise ships moor off Portland's waterfront, Shipwreck & Cargo Co. is one of the first stops for thousands of visitors. A life-size — and life-like — sea captain statue greets customers at the door. The store swells with eager tourists jostling for Maine goodies to stuff in their suitcases before shipping out — it's packed with T-shirts, mugs, nautical decor, and even those little lobsters that become behemoth when dropped in water.
207 Commercial St., 207-775-3057.
Foundry Lane [7]
As a one-of-a-kind contemporary craft gallery, Foundry Lane's merchandise is the definition of diverse. The bright, organic space houses handmade jewelry, pottery, and glassware, with many of the pieces by Maine artists — including the store's owner, Jenepher Burton. And there's something to lust after for every budget, from a $15 beaded bangle to a $1,500 ring by Alex Sepkus. 221 Commercial St., 207-773-2722.
Barbour by David Wood [8], McKenzie Tribe
For that stiff-upper-lip look favored by locals at leisure and vacationers alike, jointly-owned Barbour by David Wood and McKenzie Tribe are just the thing. Within the Barbour side of the store, a vintage motorcycle stalls for a minute amid tidy racks of tasteful Barbour sweaters, jackets, and polo shirts for men and women. McKenzie Tribe occupies the adjacent space and offers men's casual wear in classic navy and salmon hues, perfect for layering on autumn afternoons. Barbour by David Wood: 235 Commercial St., 207-773-3906, www.davidwood.com; [9] McKenzie Tribe: 237 Commercial St., 207-699-5575.
Asia West [10]
When owner Tod Dana set out to open a store sixteen years ago, he envisioned "an Urban Outfitters of sorts, with funky apparel and a groovy style." His pursuit of unique fabrics led him east, far east, where he discovered a bounty of Chinese, Indian, and Indonesian furniture, home décor, and jewelry. He's made countless trips since for what has morphed into a full-blown import haven for fine Asian goods. Be sure to look out for its fun acrylic bangles — at four dollars each, they were the star of the summer. 219 Commercial St., 888-775-0066.
Old Port Wine Merchants and Cigar Shoppe [11]
Whether you're a table wine enthusiast or specialty wine connoisseur, Old Port Wine Merchants and Cigar Shoppe offers one of the most robust wine collections in the area. The deep merlot hue of the store's walls sets the mood for browsing hundreds of bottles on display in wooden crates. Chilled wine and champagne sparkles from several chest refrigerators, and cigar aficionados can find their finest in the store's walk-in humidor. 223 Commercial St., 207-772-9463.
Decorum [12]
Looking for a vintage-inspired clawfoot tub that could double as a swimming pool? Okay, you're probably not, but massive tubs are just one of many home furnishings and decorative hardware accessories found at Decorum. Antique drawer-pulls are ideal for revamping an old bureau, while colorful glass vessel sinks lend any bath a contemporary feel. 231 Commercial St., 207-775-3346.
[1] http://www.imanomad.com
[2] http://www.lerouxkitchen.com
[3] http://www.mainespantry.com
[4] http://www.companyc.com
[5] http://www.fetchportland.wordpress.com
[6] http://www.shipwreckandcargo.com
[7] http://www.foundrylane.com
[8] http://www.davidwood.com
[9] http://www.davidwood.com;
[10] http://www.asiawest.net
[11] http://www.oldportwine.com
[12] http://www.decorumhardware.com


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3 tablespoons Asian sesame oil
2 tablespoons olive oil
2 tablespoons rice wine vinegar
2 tablespoons creamy peanut butter
1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1 tablespoon freshly grated ginger
1 tablespoon grated fresh garlic
1 serrano chile peppers, minced
1 cup spelt kernels
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2 cups thinly sliced red cabbage
Okay, I didn't try the whole recipe because this was a last minute thing, but I made the dressing for an oriental chicken salad and it was delicious. I also substituted 1 tbsp. sweet chile sauce for the cayenne and serrano peppers which probably toned it down a little (I have four little eaters). It made a delicious marinade for the chicken and an excellent dressing. I will never buy peanut sauce again!
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