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Rob @ Q102 Radio in Philly
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- Emily said...
He's probably like, "Eternally Yours? Could they have picked a lamer title?" I wonder if he read any of it and, if so, how much of it was crap and how much of it was total crap? Sorry, I don't know why I'm being so rude. I just get the feeling the last thing Rob wants is an "unauthorized biography" written of him. Wouldn't that be the strangest thing to have someone who doesn't know you at all write your biography? It probably reads like his IMDb trivia page where it says he's an avid sportsman who enjoys snowboarding, football, etc. Yeah, we know that's not true! At least they chose a sexy picture for the cover.
We should definitely see more of Rob in that white t-shirt, however. He looks so good in that shirt, the black pants, and those shoes. His arm in the 4th one down is lovely. - November 13, 2008 at 10:56 PM
- Jewels64 said...
Rob looks so fascinated about his own life. You know, I was checking books in at work the other day, and the un-official Twilight companion came in.
Whoever this author was, who the hell was her editor and her proof reading team?
She claimed that Rob has soft brown eyes...WTF! Any one of us knows that beautiful blue/grey stare of his!!!
Then she had the gall to comment on "Breaking Dawn". She claims that during the honeymoon, Edward has to control himself because it has been so long since he has made love to a woman. GEEZ...last time I read "Breaking Dawn" for the 5th time...He was a VIRGIN!!!!!
That book was complete crap. Designed with quizzes to get 15 year old hearts all excited about taking the "EDWARD" quiz to see if you were a perfect match for him!!!
Shut up all of you on Facebook who took the Who is your Twilight Guy quiz...we know who we are. (P.S. my answer was Edward Cullen. SQUEE!) - November 13, 2008 at 10:58 PM
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- November 13, 2008 at 10:59 PM
- Brooke said...
OMG! Rob is everywhere... I can't even take it all in there are so many articles and interviews and photo's - Holy Hell!!!
Did anyone else actually watch the hour long footage of the VF shoot, Because I did *blushes* and when Kristen was pressed up against his back she takes a fist full of hair and it made my face go hot, I actually flushed red -lol- I loved the chemistry of the cast...
So much Rob goodness, Oh so little time *sighs* - November 13, 2008 at 10:59 PM
- Dani said...
Can I just say welcome back B! Where the Hell ya been? It seems at this point in the day is when Rob love is released into the atmosphere.
BTW that book is a load of crap. All has in it is things from the Internet, the person who wrote that should be slapped for her nonsense and lack of originality. - November 13, 2008 at 11:16 PM
- estrellas <3 said...
Isn't it kind of weird to have a biography written of a 22 year old guy? I mean, yes, he is the closest we have to Greek Gods, but still
- November 13, 2008 at 11:20 PM
- Sabrizzle said...
I like the 5th pic because you can see his lovely long fingers so well.
- November 13, 2008 at 11:25 PM
- CILLA said...
I have that book, actually. It's really crap. Everyone laughed at me for getting that book. What can I say, I'm a sucker for anything to do with Rob.
- November 13, 2008 at 11:30 PM
- Dani said...
Well is it any wonder why that piece of written diarrhea costs only five bucks? Still not even curious enough to waste the money.
Denisse you are right he is like a golden God in the looks department but really he is 22 years old! He has barely lived. - November 13, 2008 at 11:30 PM
- AJ said...
LOL Jewels. Brooke - it's a Robgasm in cyberspace these days.
I swear if I hear one more interviewer ask "Did you read the books before you took the part" I'll throw all 7000 pages of Breaking Dawn at them.
And that's gotta hurt ya know! Like just the chapters that have Nessie in them will be excutiatingly painful. - November 13, 2008 at 11:31 PM
- Emily said...
Does he get money from the sale of that book? Anyone know? If someone is milking the Rob hype like I would hope he'd be getting something out of it, at least. The whole thing with that book irritates me to no end.
- November 13, 2008 at 11:31 PM
- Brooke said...
I sorda have an issue that someone, anyone really can write a book like that and call it a "biography" - blasphemy I say!!!
LOL... - November 13, 2008 at 11:32 PM
- AJ said...
Oops - excrutiatingly. There's an 'r' in there just like there's an 'r' in obsessed.
- November 13, 2008 at 11:33 PM
- Dani said...
Oh hell AJ that part of the interview always kills me. Be original already. Do your homework!
- November 13, 2008 at 11:37 PM
- Amy said...
Anyway, Dani did you see the Fairfax Hot Topic pics of KStew and Nikki from Virginia? You must check those out, they are hilarious. Mostly due to Kristen's facial expressions.
- November 13, 2008 at 11:39 PM
- lynnguys said...
Dani---post them, I know that they are just technically Rob related, but, it would sweet to have the other Twilight lovelies on here.
- November 13, 2008 at 11:40 PM
- AJ said...
Amy - are those the pics from the interview where she called Twilight fans 'retarded'? I will admit to 'insane' but 'retarded' ...?
- November 13, 2008 at 11:45 PM
- Amy said...
Here Lynn...
http://community.livejournal.com/lion_lamb/2691708.html#cutid1 - November 13, 2008 at 11:45 PM
- lynnguys said...
Amy---you are golden! My brain would not even know where to go!
- November 13, 2008 at 11:46 PM
- Dani said...
I can't I'm not on my computer. Sorry. But did she really call twifans retarded? That's kinda fucked up, pardon my French but that's not cool.
- November 13, 2008 at 11:48 PM
- Brooke said...
I thought she looked pretty Hot in those, both of them... Beautiful and always so flirty with eachother...
- November 13, 2008 at 11:48 PM
- AJ said...
Dani - it was in her MSN interview. I'll find the link.
- November 13, 2008 at 11:51 PM
- lynnguys said...
Kristen and Nikki both looked gorgeus. But, they both looked like they were thinking, "how the fuck do we get outta here"? I don't the validity of Kristen's comments, but, biting the hand that will potentially pay your salary is not a cool thing to do 7 days before your movie premiere.
BTW, the girl's hand that had "I love Robert" was hilarious and Kristen looked like she was flipping off the camera a few times. - November 13, 2008 at 11:53 PM
- estrellas <3 said...
Kristen looks like she regrets doing twilight. She should be more careful, Bella could easily be played by almost any other actress.. it doesn't take much to play an average girl.
- November 13, 2008 at 11:56 PM
- Amy said...
Her and Nikki both look gorgeous. They always do!
I have no idea AJ. I don't think there is video yet from the girl's Fairfax appearance other then what is on that site. Unless there are some on YouTube now? I'm not sure, and I haven't looked yet.
If she did happen to say that, I think sometimes Kristen just get's majorly overwhelmed and kinda just says whatever she feels without thinking. Obviously she get's VERY nervous very easily and she's not used to censoring herself in interviews and appearances because she is not used to having to deal with this type of spotlight. In all her indie roles the promo/press she did was never really this insane, neither were the fans reactions. That's my take on it anyway. Media and her do not mix at all!
Good thing Nikki is on the tour with her, it would be way to much if she was by herself at these HT events. - November 13, 2008 at 11:57 PM
- lyla said...
Ugh - AJ, I hear ya on the repeated questions. I swear, if I were Rob and I heard one more time: "So, for those of us who don't know, can you tell us what Twilight is about?", I think I would bang my head against the wall. Repeatedly. I mean, God, it is annoying for us to listen to it over and over again, so it must be WAY worse to be the one answering it over and over again. I'm so impressed Rob continues to answer the questions politely. I would probably snap and tell the reporter, "Why don't you do your research and look at the 637 other interviews I've done where I answer that same exact question?" But of course Rob is wonderful and never shows any annoyance with the situation. The man is a saint!
- November 13, 2008 at 11:57 PM
- Dani said...
Lynn that is very well put. Kristen can come off a little condescending sometimes, she is very blunt and honest but these twifans who see the movie 20 times each are the ones helping to propell the next two movies into being made so she should watch her mouth.
Is of strange that Nikki and K Stew are best friends or what? Its nice but before this movie I had no idea they knew eachother.
I still want K Stew and Rob to get together someday but I'm a little miffed. - November 14, 2008 at 12:00 AM
- Emily said...
Those pictures of Nikki and Kristen are pretty funny. Kristen looks absolutely gorgeous in some and then in others, she looks like she wants to throw up. I probably would too if I was surrounded by that many people. Do you think she and Nikki planned their outfits?
I'm glad to see some of the rest of the cast helping out with the promoting. It's got to be a bit easier on Rob to have other people there as a buffer between him and the hysteria. You're right, Lynn. They did look like they just wanted it all to end but I'm sorry, they have NOTHING to complain about compared to what Rob has put up with. - November 14, 2008 at 12:00 AM
- AJ said...
Here's the quote, regarding the fans (Twilmoms?) that stopped by the Oregon set.
I just didn't pay attention," Stewart recalls. "I was like, 'You guys are celebrating something that has not come true yet. So, you are really retarded and have nothing to do with this creative process and I really don't want to hear you celebrate in front of me. Get out of here! It's my responsibility!'" - November 14, 2008 at 12:00 AM
- Amy said...
Well if that's what was said then yeah that is a bit rude. That sounds like an Actress taking her job WAY to seriously.
Is that on video? Or just a second hand account from a TwiMom? - November 14, 2008 at 12:04 AM
- Dani said...
Aj! Wow that's a mouthful. But twimoms creep the hell out of me so I sorta forgive the comment.
- November 14, 2008 at 12:04 AM
- Emily said...
Lyla - LOL!! Exactly! I'm just waiting for him to flip out the next time he gets asked that. I'm so glad that we haven't heard, "Tell me how playing Cedric Diggory helped prepare you for the role of Edward Cullen" lately. I could almost see his eyes roll whenever he got asked that one.
- November 14, 2008 at 12:06 AM
- Dani said...
Kristen needs to lighten up a bit more that's for sure Amy. She takes everything too damn seriously I wonder what makes her laugh. Like out loud snot out the nose pee in your pants laugh.
She needs to do a little of that before promo. - November 14, 2008 at 12:06 AM
- AJ said...
Here's the interview . I think Kristen is young and nervous with all the attention. I know I'd put my foot in my mouth a million times if I had to do all that press.
- November 14, 2008 at 12:07 AM
- Sabrizzle said...
I can't believe Kristen said that. Sure Twimoms are somewhat creepy but still, don't piss off the people who are the reason you are making the movie. Without the fans, Twilight wouldn't be made into a movie.
- November 14, 2008 at 12:08 AM
- lynnguys said...
I think that sometimes when actors speak stream of thought and it's caught on print that fans cannot get past any brutal honesty and negativity. Kristen is an actress and she is playing a part. The Twifreak fans need to let the creative process of film making take place without any judgement.
- November 14, 2008 at 12:09 AM
- Brooke said...
AJ~ OMG *hold hand over mouth in shock* "Oh No She Didn't!"
I cant believe she said that... She is a feisty one...
Kristen does need a little press lesson's... she should always have someone on her left or right as a buffer because she does go off the wall sometimes... - November 14, 2008 at 12:09 AM
- Dani said...
Dont get me wrong I get that the crazy fans are way too obsessed and really should back off from time to time, but bite the hand that feeds you and those hands might strangle you someday.
K Stew is young, certainly mature for her age but still. Being aware of who your words are reaching is important to take into account. - November 14, 2008 at 12:15 AM
- Emily said...
Wow. That was a fairly big oops by Kristen. I get what she was trying to say but that was not a great way to put it. I'm sure she regrets the way that came out and especially now that it's on the internet. I'd imagine she's not the only person on set who was thinking that about the people who stalked them up there but to actually say it...not so good.
- November 14, 2008 at 12:17 AM
- Amy said...
I totally agree with you Lynn!
That's why I don't take much of what she says offensively at all really. - November 14, 2008 at 12:17 AM
- Pretty0k said...
Truly Laughing Out Loud.
Reading through all these comments just cracks me the hell up.
Sometimes when you are young and passionate...you say things that might come out the wrong way...or are misunderstood. Kristens honesty and ability to cut through the bullshit are qualities I admire.
I kinda like that Nikki and Kristen are such good friends. Nikki seems to spend a lot of time with Rob...makes me think that shes looking out for Kristens 'interest'...heh.
Both of those girls are beautiful, and Nikki has a smile that lights up her face...
It's good that they can do the signings together. It's too bad Rob doesn't have someone to help shield him from the lunatics. - November 14, 2008 at 12:20 AM
- Sabrizzle said...
No offense, but I don't really like the excuse that Kristen is young. I'm a few months older than her and I would never say something like that in an interview if I was in her position.
- November 14, 2008 at 12:23 AM
- Ellie said...
Okay, being that I teach special ed kids, I kind of wished Kristen didn't use the term retarded (bugs me a bit), but I've got to admit, she's honest, and you don't get that too much from celebrities these days. Most are out to get brownie points from the public and tell them what they want to hear.
- November 14, 2008 at 12:23 AM
- Dani said...
I adore that they are friends. Nikki is like fire and K Stew like ice they balance each other very well.
Nikki's smile is infectious. I do wish Rob had done his promo with another cast member. Its got to be tough doing it all alone. - November 14, 2008 at 12:25 AM
- lyla said...
Emily - I know, right? He has the patience and the manners of a saint. And I totally remember when they used to ask that Cedric question in interviews, and you are so right, there was sometimes a slight, barely noticeable eye roll... Which is still very admirable because you know that in his head he was thinking "You are an IDIOT. There are NO similarities. And if I get asked this one more time I'm going to jump off a cliff". Needless to say, I'm impressed he only let a slight eye roll show :)
And, wow, I kind of can't believe that Kristen said that. Not a good thing. I'm all for being un-PC sometimes, but that's really pushing it. Especially since she is saying that about the very people who are contributing to her livelihood. I bet she is seriously regretting that slip of the mouth. - November 14, 2008 at 12:26 AM
- Amy said...
PrettyOk, I admire her as well for being the way she is. She doesn't take any BS at all from anyone it seems and that is a good thing to have in the entertainment industry. I actually wish more young stars were like her!
I think as she get's older and if she's still acting, all of this dealing with media/ dealing with the press and fan craziness will hopefully become easier for her...
They (meaning the whole cast) will eventually have to figure out ways to deal because it's not going away I don't think. - November 14, 2008 at 12:31 AM
- AJ said...
Oh - I finally found the pics. KStew and NReed both look gorgeous!
On a happier note - Philly interview . He only comes in half way through for a short clip. - November 14, 2008 at 12:31 AM
- Pretty0k said...
I'm not a fan of the word 'retarded' either.
Who knows under what circumstances she said that...maybe someone was creeping her out and she got upset. Maybe she just said the first thing that came to mind and regrets it. Maybe she was deep into her "Bella" role and just snapped. Everyone says things without thinking...it happens.
~Rose - November 14, 2008 at 12:35 AM
- Emily said...
On the comments to those pictures someone said that Nikki sort of seems like Kristen's security blanket. I thought that was a good way to describe it. She seems a little more relaxed with Nikki around.
For some reason, I thought Nikki and Kristen were doing this signing with Rob but I guess I was wrong. Poor guy, I can't believe he's still on his own! When does this Hot Topic tour from hell end for him?
Lyla - The other question I can't stand anymore is, "So how are you adjusting to your new found fame?" Like, what's he supposed to say? "Oh, it's lovely. Nothing better than being stalked by the paparazzi, screamed at by 13 year olds, and judged on everything thing I say, do, or wear. It's fantastic!" But he just smiles and says, "I dunno. It's really surreal and bizarre for me." Patience of a saint, indeed! - November 14, 2008 at 12:36 AM
- AJ said...
Here's the longer interview from Philly - MyFox Philadelphia
- November 14, 2008 at 12:39 AM
- Dani said...
Agreed that K Stew had a bad choice of words during an interview and she is clearly uncomfortable with the media and hey everyone has a slip from time to time. People make mistakes. I still adore her.
She has some growing up to do and no doubt she will get more comfortable with the media, she has done very low budget indie films up til now. This is a media storm for her with this movie. - November 14, 2008 at 12:41 AM
- AJ said...
The last link I gave it probably 7 minutes long. He talks about his dog (who knew?) and denies having a gf again. Cute interview.
Dani - I still think he and KStew are a good balance for each other. - November 14, 2008 at 12:45 AM
- Dani said...
Okay my lovlies! I'm off to bed I will try to get some more action posted tomorrow. I'm sorry if I dont credit you sometimes I had like a half hour to bust up some posts this evening.
Much love and night night.
Dani - November 14, 2008 at 12:46 AM
- AJ said...
G'nite Dani. Thanks for all your hard work.
G'nite all you lovely ladies1 - November 14, 2008 at 12:50 AM
- Pretty0k said...
Thanks for the link, aj...I loved that interview.
Rob is so damn charming...Kristen could really take a lesson or two from him. - November 14, 2008 at 12:51 AM
- Amy said...
Awwwwww another great interview!!
Thanks AJ.
I can't wait to see him Saturday in Toronto :) - November 14, 2008 at 12:53 AM
- AJ said...
Wait! Wot? Are you going Amy?
- November 14, 2008 at 12:55 AM
- Amy said...
http://community.livejournal.com/lion_lamb/2693353.html#cutid1 - November 14, 2008 at 12:56 AM
- Amy said...
http://community.livejournal.com/lion_lamb/2693353.html#cutid1 - November 14, 2008 at 12:57 AM
- Pretty0k said...
I was just looking at those pics at edwardandbella.net.
AWESOME PICTURES!!!! - November 14, 2008 at 12:59 AM
- AJ said...
Holy crap! Those are gorgeous. Here is the link
- November 14, 2008 at 1:00 AM
- Pretty0k said...
Sweet Jesus.
I don't know how much more of this I can take. - November 14, 2008 at 1:02 AM
- Holly said...
Holy mother of... Hot Pockets!!! Major squee-factor for those InStyle pics!! Could Rob get any hotter?! There should be a law against that, but I'm glad there isn't one. And KStew is gorgeous!! The whole shoot is amazing!
Well, I'm headed off to lala land, ladies! Sleep well! - November 14, 2008 at 1:05 AM
- Amy said...
AMAZING. These are just amazing!
- November 14, 2008 at 1:05 AM
- lyla said...
WOW those photos are beautiful. Everyone looks gorgeous and the colours are so vibrant. Love them!
- November 14, 2008 at 1:07 AM
- Amy said...
I can't wait for outtakes from this!!!! Ahhhhhh hotness overload.
- November 14, 2008 at 1:13 AM
- Sabrizzle said...
Those pics are really hot, I love all of them! On a side note, I was just watching Grey's Anatomy and Meredith was totally reading New Moon in bed at the end.
- November 14, 2008 at 1:14 AM
- Aussierobfan said...
Even though I'm not offended by what Kristen said, I imagine a lot of people would be.
The reason the movie got made in the first place is because so many people loved the books (including the TwiMoms). The reason Kristen can now make the movies she wants to is because of Twilight's success.
She is only beginning her career and if she becomes box office 'poison' she won't be able to make the movies she wants.
She needs to be careful with what she says to the media no matter what she thinks privately.
I still love her though - I just don't want her to cop any serious backlash (which I think she might with this comment). - November 14, 2008 at 1:23 AM


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Catherine's family, Jennifer, Matt and Freddy, remembered the vivacious sense that their daughter and sister brought to life as they remembered her at her Mass of Christian Burial on Thursday at St. Rose of Lima Church in Newtown.
Catherine never even fell off the horse she started learning to ride, such was her confidence and sense of adventure.
Jennifer Hubbard, Catherine's mom, spoke for her husband and their son. "Needless to say all of the animals stayed in her room," Hubbard said of Catherine's affection. "And the concrete squirrel she got me for Mother's Day never made it into the garden."
Monsignor Robert Weiss said he hoped the tragedy would light a fire in the church and among parishioners, "just as Catherine lit a fire in your home with that red hair."
He held the Hubbards up as an example for the 300 mourners, noting Jenny Hubbard would continue to teach one of the church's catechism classes despite the fact that her daughter would no longer be in it.
Boy Scout troops from across the state, a therapy dog and friends from Connecticut and New York state jammed into Trinity Episcopal Church in Newtown to pay tribute to Ben Wheeler, 6, on Thursday.
More than 50 people stood outside, and the state's three Episcopal bishops planned to attend as well.
Laura Varoscak, a friend of the Wheeler family, traveled from Brooklyn, N.Y., to attend the funeral and said Francine and David Wheeler wanted to move out of the city to raise their children, Benjamin and his older brother, Nate.
"They are an amazing family," Varoscak said.
As some mourners left the service, they said that even though the death of Ben and the other victims is a tragedy, the pastor's sermon was upbeat.
"The message of the pastor was one of hope," said Paul Carmona of Ridgefield, Conn., who came to the funeral with his sons.
Nancy LaFountaine-Blow of Bright Spot Therapy Dogs in Westhampton, Mass., brought her Newfoundland, Gus. She said her colleagues have been helping throughout the area since the shootings.
This story was reported by John Hilton and Rebecca LeFever of the York (Pa.) Daily Record, Christopher Dean Hopkins of Digital First Media, Danielle Lynch of the Delaware County (Pa.) Times and Rich Scinto of the New Haven Register.


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The Sinclair Contemporary Gospel Ensemble, Opera Music Theatre Ensemble and special guests, The Sinclair Choral Union an ensemble formed of community members from the Greater Dayton Area will present: An Evening in December on Saturday, December 7 in Blair Hall Theatre at 8 p.m.
This concert will be an entertaining evening of voc...[more]
TWO Original One Act Plays
Written and Directed by a Sinclair Student and Faculty Member
ONE New Black Box Theatre
FOUR Performances Only
The Art of Dying
By Nelson Sheeley and Directed by John Ray
Featuring Lewis Smart and Graham Fulmer
A new drama about 2 brothers, religion and cancer. What could possibly go wrong?
general admission with limited seating. (Thursdays $15)
Tickets and additional information available now at: www.sinclair.edu/tickets .[more]
The numbers are officially in, and Sinclair Theatre's first production of the season, Spamalot, broke many box office records including top grossing production ever. Ticket sales were up 33% over last year's hit musical Godspell and audience counts are the highest since 2009's Little Shop of Horrors which had 8 public performances. (Spa...[more]
Join the English Department in celebrating the 5th Annual National Day On Writing.
Date : Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Time : 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Place : Library Loggia
Why I Write
10 a.m. Readings from Flights
11 a.m. Ubuntu: Poetry Community Workshop
12 p.m. Be a Better Writer!
1 p.m. Why I Write as part of the Sin...[more]
first come, first served, until available seats are filled. No guaranteed seating.
Box Office will not be open. No other method of payment accepted for this performance.
REGULAR PERFORMANCES: OCT. 4, 5, 6, 10, 11, 12 (Adults $15; Students, Seniors, Sinclair Employees $10 -- 33% savings!) All Thursday performances cost an addit...[more]
Sinclair's Community Bands, directed by music professor Kenneth Kohlenberg, are holding auditions for new players during August.
The bands include the Community Wind Symphony and Community Concert Band, and the members include Sinclair students from various majors, alumni, faculty and staff, and community musicians from the regio...[more]
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Sinclair Theatre presents its 2013 14 Theatre Season:
Monty Python's SPAMALOT
A new musical lovingly ripped off from the motion picture Monty Python and The Holy Grail
Book and lyrics by Eric Idle and music by John Du Prez and Er...[more]
Sinclair's Theatre Department productions garnered critical acclaim in DaytonMostMetro's "Saluting Dayton's 2012-13 Theater Season" by Russell Florence, Jr.
Costumer designer Kathleen Hotmer received top honors for her design of Taming of the Shrew, and 11 other Sinclair actors, directors and designers received honorable mentions. Fl...[more]
Follow your passion to study theatre at Sinclair Community College! Sinclair's Theatre Department will hold talent scholarship auditions Monday, July 29, 2013, beginning at 4 p.m. Register online at: www.sinclair.edu/theatreauditions .
Sinclair offers full and partial talent scholarships to students who intend to major in Theatre Pe...[more]
Each year the Dayton Theatre Hall of Fame recognizes excellence in theatre arts in the Miami Valley with the presentation of DayTony awards.
On June 15, area high schools were recognized and honored at Light Up the Night , a gala celebration in Blair Hall.
Eleven schools submitted 25 productions for recognition of excellence and ...[more]
Open auditions for Monty Python's Spamalot a musical lovingly ripped off from the motion picture Monty Python and The Holy Grail will be held Monday, May 13 beginning at 6 p.m. in 2L12.
With book and lyrics by Eric Idle and music by John Du Prez and Eric Idle, Spamalot is the story of King Arthur and his Knights of the Rou...[more]
no tickets are required.
For additional information, call 512-2753.[more]
Sinclair Theatre will produce the regional premiere of the Broadway Revival of Godspell on April 5-13, in Blair Hall Theatre, located in Building 2 of the Sinclair Community College Dayton campus.
All along we wanted to do the 2012 revival, but it wasn't available when we announced our season, said director Kimberly Borst, Si...[more]
Sinclair s Community Bands, directed by Kenneth Kohlenberg, will celebrate 35 years of community music making with two concerts next week! The Sunday, February 24 concert will feature the 50-member Wind Symphony along with the 45-member Youth Wind Ensemble, comprised of high school musicians from 15 schools. The 60-member Community ...[more]
Come celebrate African American History Month at Sinclair!
Season for Non-Violence: Golden Rule
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
4 6 p.m., Building 7, Room 7006
This is an opportunity to encounter the Golden Rule in thirteen of the world's religious and spiritual traditions and to learn principals of Interfaith Dialogue....[more]
Appropriately timed to Black History Month, Sinclair Community College is preparing its local premiere of Lynn Nottage s acclaimed 2003 drama Intimate Apparel , spotlighting a black seamstress in New York City at the dawn of the 20th century.
Read the full story at Dayton Daily News .
Two Sinclair Theatre students won the Regional Design Projects competition at the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival, Region III, held in Saginaw, MI on January 8 12. Olivia Ciupak won for her costume design of Frog and Toad , and Joe Kelzer won for his lighting design of The Bacchae of Euripides: A Communion Rite . ...[more]
Plan to be at Blair Hall February 15 and 16 at 8 p.m. for a special collaboration between Sinclair Theatre Dance and Cityfolk. FREE SPIRITS from the Mountain Top to the Jazz Hall is a celebration in music and dance of Martin Luther King and Mary Lou Williams with guest artists Jakari Sherman of Step Afrika! and LaFrae Sci of Lin...[more]
Sinclair Theatre's production of The Laramie Project was included in the Dayton Daily News Top 10 Theatre Shows of 2012 by Russell Florence, Jr. The show was performed in Blair Hall in May of 2012 and directed by Scott Stoney.
Read the full story at Dayton Daily News .[more]
Sinclair Theatre and Dance will offer a free dance workshop with award-winning choreographer Rodney Veal that culminates in a performance: Free Spirits: From the Mountain Top to the Jazz Hall , a celebration of Martin Luther King and Mary Lou Williams with guest artists Jakari Sherman of Step Afrika! and LaFrae Sci of Lincoln Cen...[more]
City Walls: Rene West
November 12 December 12
Works on Paper Gallery
Building 13[more]
Sinclair Theatre received 27 awards for outstanding work in performance and design at the DayTony Gala held August 10 at Sinclair's Conference Center. The DayTony organization is Dayton's equivalent of Broadway's Tony Awards. Eleven collegiate and community theatres are evaluated by five respondents for each production, with results...[more]
Sinclair Theatre will hold open auditions for two fall productions, The Taming of the Shrew by William Shakespeare and A Plague of Angels by Mark St. Germain on May 29 at 6 p.m. in 2L12, on Sinclair s downtown Dayton campus. Callbacks will be May 30 31.
The Taming of the Shrew will be directed by Nelson Sheeley with perform...[more]
Sinclair Theatre will present the drama, The Laramie Project , May 18 26 at Blair Hall Theatre, Building 2, on Sinclair's downtown Dayton campus.
The play, by Mois s Kaufman and Members of The Tectonic Theater Project and directed by Scott Stoney, is a powerful portrait of one town's healing in the aftermath of tragedy. Five wee...[more]
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) opens Thursday morning, April 19th at 10 a.m. with discounted tickets at $5 each. It runs just one weekend with all other performances at $10 per ticket. This is the second production performed in the new Studio Theatre, Building 2, Floor 4.
The play is an irreverent, fast-paced ro...[more]
Almost, Maine
by John Cariani
February 24 - March 3
Blair Hall Theatre, Building 2
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The show is a series of vignettes about love guaranteed to heat up a chilly winter date night. Amidst the glow of the northern lights, the residents of the mythical town Almost, Maine ...[more]
Sinclair Theatre student Patrick Hayes won the Regional Costume Project Award for his design of Hamlet at the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival held Jan 3-8 at the University of Illinois. In addition, Hayes won the Make-up Design Award for his participation in the festival's Design Storm competition.
Les Dersham,...[more]
Sinclair Theatre Presents
Comedy: Almost, Maine
Sinclair Theatre s will present the light-hearted comedy, Almost, Maine by John Cariani, February 24- March 3rd in Blair Hall Theatre, Building 2, on Sinclair s downtown Dayton campus.
The show is a series of vignettes about love guaranteed to heat up a chilly winter date nigh...[more]
Sinclair Theatre Holds Open Auditions
For Shakespeare s Complete Works
The Sinclair Theatre Department will hold open auditions for its winter production of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare Abridged on January 10, 2012 at 6 p.m. in room 2L12 on the downtown Dayton Sinclair campus.
Production dates will be April 19-...[more]
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Concert Band
Alan Hovhannes Centennial
Kenneth Kohlenberg, Conductor
Blair Hall Theatre, Building 2
Free Admission
Monday, November 21, 2011 at 7:30 p.m.
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Choral Invitational Concert:
A Festival of Thanksgiving
Sunday, November 20, 2011
7:00 p.m.
Kettering Adventist Church
3939 Stonebridge Road
Kettering, OH 45419
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Join us on October 27 for ART ATTACK , a shocking showcase of Sinclair stud...[more]
Sinclair Theatre collaborates with The Dayton Arts Project for an innovative and cutting-edge artists exhibit premiering in Blair Hall Theatre August 5-6. Take in different mediums of creativity from visual artwork to mixed media, live music and dance.
Among the Dayton natives who will be featured:
Ashley Sass the national awa...[more]
Congratulations to the faculty, staff and students of Sinclair Theatre on their recent acknowledgments in DaytonMostMetro s Saluting Dayton s 2010-11 Theater Season feature by Russell Florence, Jr. Sinclair s production of Once On This Island received the following awards:
Best Lighting Design of a Musical
Gina ...[more]
Are vampires your guilty pleasure? Twlight? True Blood? Sexy vampires are in...and this week they are taking over Sinclair Community College Blair Hall Theatre! Encore Theater Company, in collaboration with Sinclair Theatre, will continue its summer season, July 14-16, with the premiere of Mark Weiser s new vampire-themed musical IN MY ...[more]
Follow your passion to study theatre at Sinclair Community College! Sinclair s Theatre Department will hold scholarship auditions on Saturday, May 21st beginning at noon. Sinclair offers associate s degrees in theatre performance and theatre technology that will transfer to most 4-year college theatre programs saving you money while ...[more]
The Appalachian Outreach and Appalachian Studies Departments hosted the 15th Annual Appalachian Unsung Hero Awards Friday, May 6th, with approximately 120 guests and award recipients in attendance.
Award winners from the local community were recognized for their contributions to the Appalachian communities in the Dayton area. A spe...[more]
and, the Kennedy Center Fund for New American Plays Award. Brevoort is slated to offer a student workshop, a public pre-show perspectives presentation and a meet-the-artist talkback and reception for opening night patrons. For more information or to RSVP call 937-512-4580.
The story revolves around a mother from New Jersey who roams ...[more]
Learn more at www.sinclair.edu/screenings
The college is proud to present 'Sinclair Screenings:' a series of four films shown on campus as part of a cultural movement taking place at Sinclair. The films are free and open to students, faculty, staff and the general public.
Disconnected: A Documentary (2008) TRA...[more]
On Friday, April 1, Sinclair Theatre department Chair Stephen Skiles unveiled what promises to be an exciting 2011-12 season with something to please everyone. In an event held outside of Blair Hall, Skiles shared with students, faculty and staff in attendance the line up for both the The Blair Hall Mainstage Season and the new Sinclair...[more]
With approximately 200 performers on stage, this season s Sinclair Choral Invitational Concert of G. F. Handel s Messiah was an historic event. Sinclair performers were joined by four other choirs and an orchestra at the Kettering Adventist Church on Sunday, November 21 for the event.
The evening began with an intro...[more]
Music Department Concerts
Men s Ensemble, Sinclair Singers and Sinclair Choir
Do You Remember? Music from the 60 s and 70 s
Sat, November 13; 8:00 p.m.
Blair Hall Theatre
Wind Symphony
American Composers
Sat, November 20; 8:00 p.m.
Blair Hall Theatre
Choral Invitational Concert of G.F....[more]
The Sinclair Evening Art Hop, held on Thursday 4, invited prospective students interested in attending Sinclair to experience our fine and performing arts programs. More than 100 potential students and parents turned out for the event which migrated from the dance studios and Blair Hall in Building 2, to the Forum in B...[more]
DAYTON, OH (11/01/10) The Men s Ensemble, Gospel Ensemble, and Sinclair Singers Show Choir look back in time in their free upcoming performance.
The Choral Ensembles show Do You Remember?? Music from the 60 s and 70 s will occur on Saturday, November 13 at 8 p.m. in the Blair Hall Theatre at Sinclair Community College (444 We...[more]
7:30 p.m.
Blair Hall Theatre; Building 2
Directed by Margaret Dill
Free Admission
View the 2009-2010 Concert Season
Sinclair's Concert Handbell Choir will perform its Spring Concert in Blair Hall located in Building 2 on Sinclair's Dayton campus. The concert will be held on Tuesday, June 8th at 7:30 p.m. The program...[more]
Fri, May 7 - 8:00 p.m.
Sat, May 8 - 8:00 p.m.
Tue, May 11 - 7:00 p.m.
Wed, May 12 - 7:00 p.m.
Thu, May 13 - 7:00 p.m.
*Downtown Dayton Thursday Nights
Fri, May 14 - 7:00 10:00 p.m.
Sat, May 15 - 7:00 10:00 p.m.
Purchase Tickets
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Just over 50 students attended Defiance, the second screening of Sinclair s inaugural film festival Sinclair Screenings.
Defiance is the story of Jewish brothers in Nazi-occupied Eastern Europe. On the run and hiding in the deep forests of the then German-occupied Poland and Belorussia (World War II), the three Bielski brothers f...[more]
On Monday, April 26, Sinclair Community College kicked off its inaugural event, Sinclair Screenings, with a viewing of the film Coal Country. This film told the compelling story of modern coal mining and the dramatic struggle around the use of this resource. Through personal experiences and vivid imagery, Coal Country shows the Appalach...[more]
Sinclair Community College is excited to bring three films to its campus as part of the inaugural Sinclair Screenings event. This spring, Sinclair will screen three films highlighting contemporary social issues: Coal Country; Defiance; and The Last Truck.
These films deal with significant social and cultural issues, said Dr. Ste...[more]
This February, Sinclair will host the 2010 Global Awareness Week that will focus on cultural diversity and global harmony. Sessions will be hosted by faculty members and will provide attendees with relevant perspectives on current international issues and concerns. All presentations are free and open to the public. Unless otherwise not...[more]
Sinclair Community College is proud to welcome internationally known visual artist Juan-Si Gonzalez as the first visiting scholar of the year. During his residency at Sinclair, Gonzalez will be constructing a new piece of contemporary art in one of the college's galleries, as well as presenting during the annual REACH (Realizing Ethnic ...[more]
Sinclair's Concert Handbell Choir to Hold Auditions
The Sinclair Community College Concert Handbell Choir will hold auditions during the month of August. The choir performs numerous concerts throughout the community during the school year in addition to a quarterly concert at Sinclair. Previous ringing experience is not necessary b...[more]
NonViolent Solutions, an interactive exhibit featuring eight case histories showcasing nonviolent methods, is currently on exhibit at Sinclair s downtown Dayton campus. The exhibit was produced by The Dayton International Peace Museum. NonViolent Solutions is expected to be on exhibit on the mezzanine level of the Library through April. [more]
Dayton, OH- Sinclair Community College features three of its choral ensembles in concert Sunday, March 15. Winter Renaissance: Early Choral Music of the Renaissance and Baroque Eras showcases Sinclair s Chamber Choir, Chorale and Women s Ensemble. Nolan Long, an assistant professor of music, directs all of the groups.
The perfo...[more]
Dayton, OH- Sinclair Community College will present Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare February 4-6 in Blair Hall Theatre, Building 2 on the Sinclair campus.
The play features Actors From the London Stage, the skilled company that brought Sinclair audiences a memorable performance of Hamlet in the 2006-2007 season. Thi...[more]
Sinclair handbell choir announces annual holiday concert
Dayton, OH - The Sinclair Community College Concert Handbell Choir, conducted by Margaret Dill will present its annual Christmas concert at Normandy United Methodist Church on Sunday, December 14th at 7:30 p.m.
The church is located at 450 W. Alex Bell Rd. in Centervi...[more]
Sinclair Community College s Theatre Department will present Shakespeare s classic, MacBeth, directed by Brian McKnight and featuring guest artist, Matt Harding, on October 17-19 and 21-25 in Blair Hall Theatre. (Both weekday matinee performances are Sold Out.)
Experience one of Shakespeare's most exciting tragedies in a productio...[more]
Accredited by the National Association of Schools of Theatre (NAST), Sinclair Community College's Theatre Department is in the spotlight.
On August 17, the Dayton theatre community was recognized for their outstanding performances during the 2007 08 theatrical season. During the fifth annual DayTony Awards Ceremony, Sinclair students...[more]
The Art Department and Art Galleries frequently host gallery exhibitions and displays of student, faculty, professional artists work around Sinclair's campus. These artistic additions seek to enhance student learning and the cultural landscape of the area.
During April, a new exhibition was mounted in Sinclair's David H. Ponitz Cente...[more]
Three Summer art exhibits open Tuesday, June 17, at galleries within Building 13. All will remain through August 8.
The works of painter David Hannon can be found in the Burnell Roberts Triangle Gallery on the fourth floor. Hannon is an Assistant Professor of Painting at Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana. In this exhibitio...[more]
Did You Know?
Sinclair offers the lowest tuition rate in Ohio.
Sinclair is one of only 12 Vanguard Learning Colleges in the U.S. and Canada, named for our "outstanding record of achievement in learning-centered education."
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Knight capital surging today as the company is secures a line of credit and the sum of its trading partners including TD Ameritrade and Scott trade resumed trading.
With the firm that was of course big -- was struggling of course.
-- was struggling to shore up its capital following an electronic trading glitch that cost the firm.
400 million dollars Charlotte -- religious target about whether they're gonna be able pay it back by selling off some of their assets over the weekend -- Alan a first on Fox Business interview.
CFTC commissioner Bart Chilton now last time -- on the show.
He spoke specifically about the need for new regulations for high speed traders or is he call them cheated traders.
-- your your your prophecy is extraordinary we're glad you shared it with us before it actually happened this was apparently cheated trade that's.
That's what got this this company into so much trouble.
Now are we gonna see this kind of trouble happening in other market movers besides.
The one that got hit.
Dave we sure as heck -- if we don't do something about it I mean.
We have as you guys have reported you personally have reported many times we really had a crisis of confidence in these markets to -- you look at.
The pair grind thing you look at Barclays -- look at MF global.
We've -- all of these dilemmas in the markets.
And yet the exchanges and these -- traders are just grab and money and try it doesn't make as much as they can.
I think people need to take a big step back take a deep breath.
Let's ensure that we know what's going on were these programs tested do we know how they're gonna operate -- go out parent.
People try to grab as much money as they can't I mean we're talking about millions of trades.
You know in just a few minutes they were losing Knight capital Dave was losing ten million dollars a minute.
Is that the type of markets we want -- that gonna bring you don't yet understand -- by making the statement that you're making right now.
You're basically telling -- -- -- me if I'm wrong.
That regulation.
Could have prevented this debacle is that -- -- saying.
Well I mean I don't know specifics of this -- right need to look at it it's a little bit out of our line -- that's the SEC but this type of cheated trading where you have so much going on so fast.
Of course you need better controls on -- you need to know what's going on there is no requirement in the futures world standard that these guys are even registered.
If we want to go look at their -- look at their books and records.
You know about just sort -- flip us the borrow and I mean there's no way that we even have the ability to get their books and records.
Let alone required that they test these programs before they get what.
Into the actual production environment the market we going to do a better job eleven.
Let me step back for second -- just ask overall.
Are what we see is is what -- capital dozens of market mover.
Are becoming outdated ultimately will it will firm white Knight capital in the other market.
Movers be be replaced by technology that would give us the traders a chance to operate without the -- Well that's what some people suggest day they if they think that everybody just needs are on high speed frequency -- trading program.
And I just don't think that's where I.
Hello talking about it she got out you know the folks out there most individual traders I don't think go -- -- that the cheated traded -- market about right and the most.
It -- individual traders don't trade millions of shares every every minute so for for those of us who don't.
Might we be able to operate without the market movers.
What you need you need some of these guys in the markets the problem is that there could be incentives for example they have these market maker program the exchanges.
And the -- traders get money whether or not they win or lose on the individual trade they make money just by being in the market.
And the exchanges love it because they get volume that get transaction volume.
All I'm saying -- take a step back let's make sure these things work.
Let's make sure that they're operating efficiently and effectively so that they provide the liquidity that actually helps the market instead of having these huge down -- They trait like I say a crisis of confidence.
And -- you -- take a step back which makes me think.
The specialist that a human who connects the traders at the you know the buyers and the sellers on the floor have been replaced.
With this high speed trading by taking a step back are you saying we shouldn't return to the man on the floors.
Nationalist model now I mean I'm not that I -- my cave man audits Sandra and it's not like technology bad -- -- -- -- like became mayor Richard yeah.
Thank you for that I'm in the the point is data that we need to be able to know.
What's going on with these markets that we need to ensure that the technology works and that we don't have these disasters where you lose ten million dollars a minute that's unacceptable and it's not good for consumers it's not good for markets and it's not good for our economy.
By the way you're you're looking in a guy who was hired both by George Bush and Tom -- -- -- a guy who understands the the political -- also what he says makes a difference -- great to have you on again thank you so much for being here appreciate thanks guys.
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It entirely depends on the two people in question. If you can trust her but it just makes you uneasy then it sounds like the problems are one your end.
You want to have your cake and eat it by the sound of things. I work retail as well and I agree it's a bag of dead maggot infested balls, but at the end of the day that's retail. Work it or don't work it... what are you expecting people to say?
You have to have no soul to start with and you kind of need to work your way down from there by the look of things.
They cater to mainstream ignorance. Go to Grainger games... though their prices are going up as well these days, they will price match any local store.
It's like half of america is stuck in the stone ages... Glad that's not my problem.
Come on guys, hes clearly up to no good.
Those polls are pointless. Everybody will always vote that they prefer the old layout because they were familiar with it even if it was inefficient and outdated. The key is to make changes at a gradual pace.
@BluRayHiDef: The more relevant question is do you think there is a correlation between self perceived ugliness and low self esteem?
Seriously guys. It's for the best. Things are never as good as they seemed. Time for a new outlet I guess.
Saturday night? Dude you had everybody worried... They're all out partying. Like anybody would be on here on a Saturday night.


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Each year of the congress doesn't act.
Never soon.
Win these loans.
Will rack up an additional thousand dollars in debt.
An extra thousand dollars.
That's basically a tax hike for more than seven million students across America.
More than -- 160000.
Students here in North Carolina alone.
We already see where that athletes.
Heroes freedom.
Did -- the entrepreneurial spirit.
And -- hurts the very people are supposed to help.
Those who promised to spread the wealth around only ever succeed.
And spreading poverty around.
Other nations have chosen that path.
It leads to chronic unemployment.
Crushing debt and stagnant wages.
And bat what does -- taste of what you're gonna be getting for about 28 weeks to calmer.
From President Obama -- campaign at a North Carolina.
Saying that the expiry of a subsidy is six billion dollar a year subsidy.
For low income student loans I would be tantamount to a thousand dollar a year tax increase.
On those students and Mitt Romney striking a very combative very pugnacious -- talking about spreading the wealth around and other things.
As he was -- a victory night celebration campaigning in Manchester, New Hampshire this is power play Charlie hurt.
Of The Washington Times we welcome back -- and it knows you may even if you're getting the Internet fired from his job.
Is innocent don't you -- exactly Charlie -- totally MS FW.
Two things one.
Newt Gingrich.
-- yesterday.
Said that he would drop out.
Or shift.
To a citizen campaign it.
At some point after Sunday.
And then.
Carl Cameron the intrepid Carl Cameron campaign Carl.
Reported today first of course we broke it here as Fox News rocks.
-- that.
I believe that it would be Tuesday it would be today that Gingrich and under the transition from candidate to citizen campaign her.
So Ronnie doesn't have to worry about that anymore but.
But -- were you struck as I think.
That the tone that -- shed last night was.
Pitch dark chilly conservative I was expecting some I was expecting more of -- hit it.
Coming from Romney into the general election that he was gonna tear down a little bit but he was going in he was he used everything but the S where he did everything would call Obama a socialist.
Did -- the -- a really great point.
I had.
I got so caught up in the speech that are completely forgot that that some of course what.
You know all of -- -- it was for a long time have been just terrified about.
Iran -- in that he was gonna try to get all squishy and and try to be all things to all people and it was just gonna ruin things.
But maybe you know he understands it -- it did actually this is probably the smartest.
-- I found.
If I didn't I.
I'm watching the speech he was not as good as Canada a little disappointing because that message is a very tough message.
And you have to be really really good to delivered and a likeable lovable way.
Ronald Reagan was able to sort of do that then that avuncular way did that was so appealing Mitt Romney does and does not this time no -- -- avuncular and appealing -- -- On his but if anybody however I can read the speech and if you read the speech.
It's it's a terrific speech it's a tough speech and an end and and like you say it's it surprisingly.
Went to lead conservative.
And and and but but you know if he can just if he -- if he can stick with that.
And you know and and it sort of went over this is an idea that he is.
Look I'm just about the economy I'm gonna we're gonna be sensible here and we're going to let America be America again as opposed to you know a good did you just like others it.
Where he likes to vacation by the way so he's not gonna say -- maybe you'll see Belgium and he's -- and he speaks French.
Which was and that's -- -- manager Ed on the DL and he executed and remember he served in Vietnam and perhaps.
Home although.
I didn't really yeah I mean it's enough space to -- I love -- right up.
I'm actually now.
I now understand what John Kerry was trying to -- because when I get an argument that people I say hey hey look you know I.
I was against Mitt Romney before I was sort of and so -- and they give me some legitimacy.
Give you some credit there you know you you.
There was listening so I'm getting as much trouble.
-- game of chicken there's a game of chicken going on right now basically the president is running on an entitlement.
Program when when you hear him comparing it it's subsidies six billion dollars in subsidies for student loans to a tax break.
He's fully embrace this concept he's out running on basically telling.
-- -- middle class and poor folk that.
He's trying to protect them and Mitt Romney try to take that step away from them.
And at the same time Romney's running on this -- -- -- when when he's quoting Joe The Plumber.
In his first.
Bona -- speech of the general election.
Is there a game of chicken going on here to see who is going to sprint to the center first.
The air or or who is going to do it just seemed like the most reasonable.
Person that and then also this hopeless about the about the Republican war on women in this the fight over the women's vote that is so much of that did you.
-- my.
Experience would you do with looking at that he would I would -- Latino voters.
Wouldn't voters mainly don't want some crack -- they don't want somebody -- who is just crazy.
Don't like any.
Somebody who sends a normal and and going to fix things and make things work.
It's Wednesday it's not safe working their community here that women of the Internet you do not want to crack baby so I do try to you don't know that yeah.
I don't think they vote -- this program you're -- program people don't vote two and that's for Jordan with this.
Okay so here's what Charles recess.
You know what is so funny about what mr.
Obama said about the student loans is that I have a total of about 55000 dollar in student loan debt right now but I will be paying in total nearly 100000.
In -- once all is said and done.
And here's what Julie -- says.
We -- budget we need to get things cleared up again.
And bill 67410.
Says Romney video lot of thanks for too conservative isn't one of them.
I think I think get -- -- -- I think -- -- that so here's a question.
In the -- suspension suspension Newt Gingrich's in the -- -- suspension will -- I mean don't be mean.
So he's there while also running and doing his thing -- -- industry with the numbers that he's doing this morning.
You always -- and then.
Santorum we are now in news Romney's according Santorum they're gonna meet.
Soon and and he's gonna do endorsement how much does speaking to bill 6741.
-- point.
How much does Romney need to worry about keeping his base together.
I don't know I act from my gut feeling is that you know itself over and it was so over weeks ago and it's just said.
-- know it was over months ago.
But what whatever it was didn't I've I've I've pointed at the Michigan primary once again have Austin Michigan primary you're sort of out together the exact.
But I don't want things -- in campaign corals report today which I thought was fascinating.
Was into the quote from I think it was a senior aide that the he's that Newt Gingrich is actually talking about.
Actually endorsing Romney.
In his speech.
When he.
Because that's something that it was something that Rick Santorum did not did -- -- but -- santorum's.
Trying to get something this -- -- negotiation process.
And he's gonna meet with Romney and and trying to get some right yeah that's the that's absolutely true.
-- -- Newt Gingrich is also.
Being a lot more appealing.
By doing that.
Because it is physically and I think that it appeals to people in in sort of in the orders of magnitude.
Because when people watch that speech lot of people we will carry.
You know.
Republicans I think at this point really our.
They want to be unified and let that things so in order behind Romney a lot quicker than we ever -- -- -- finally admitted for you to set six months ago now.
That Mitt Romney would be giving his first general election speech and and laying claim to the nomination.
Before the end of April -- said no way.
-- do it when it was still snowing in the northeast right exactly well this is the global warming Charlie you know that.
So enough of that here.
And ES diamond -- agrees with you.
And want you to know that women really don't -- -- crack head and things I like her -- she thinks she's that she's Smart she thinks that that's true.
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Join the Retirement!
I'm sure Howard is thinking of his audience with the reduced number of shows. You see, he is so considerate as to wean his remaining listeners instead of just suddenly retiring.
Seems a lot of us here already went cold turkey long ago.
I'm shocked to find out that anyone listens to know that he is having a one day work week.
Please don't blame Howie! Blame Sirius! They only wanted him to be there one day a week from the start, but Howie gave people more than they deserved!! Plus he gives you AGT! So you're not losing anything, really! And blame the people who invented long weekends, because Howard would have come in on Monday, if not for the holiday!! Listen, what do you do for a livin'?
All kidding aside... Howard has GOT to know how shitty it is, to push his listeners into a pay service as he exits free radio...then to bail on those same people, cutting back first to 4 days a week, then 3...now 2 or ONE.... Yes, I know = CANCEL if you don't like it. That's not my point. I have to think that all of his talk of hard work and perseverance hopefully nags at him once in a while, as he's collecting his checks and totally screwing over the people that got him to this level of fame and fortune in the first place. It's just SHITTY.
Its no secret Howard negotiated a bottom line budget for the show (including his salary)
Obviously 3+ years ago they felt it was worth 80 million a year
Now not so much
What they do when he is not there, who fucking knows & who cares?
They are getting paid & have it easy 65% of the time
My older brother was saying that recently, too... He used to be a HUGE Howard fan, actually is how I got to know who he was when I was a kid... he's gotten Sirius in his new car - and is so disappointed in THSS.... He's asking me - does he only talk about liberal politics, gay rights and ask men about their cocks now? Because that's all he hears when he happens to turn him on... Oh, and Robin's cackling...
after this contract is up he is so gonna go back to terrestrial radio and destroy sirius with his once a week show
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In this paper, we present the first heuristic for fully distributed bootstrapping of peer-to-peer networks. Our
heuristic generates a stream of promising IP addresses to be probed as entry points. This stream is generated using statistical profiles using the IP ranges of start-of-authorities (SOAs) in the domain name system (DNS). We present experimental results demonstrating that with this approach it is efficient and practical to bootstrap Gnutella-sized peerto-peer networks without the need for centralized services or the public exposure of end-users private IP addresses


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What better way to brighten up a mid-winter's weekend than with homemade chicken and rice soup? Add a bit of sunshine — lemon — and you've taken a classic comfort food to cheery heights.
A couple of years ago, we cradled two steaming cups of avgolemeno at a local Greek restaurant. The server said some of the restaurant's regular customers come in solely for avgolemeno: homemade chicken soup with lemon and egg* sauce. (The sauce is stirred into the soup — the eggs dissolve completely.)
The restaurant used orzo in their avgolemeno. Using Cat Cora's recipe, I used arborio rice instead of orzo. I broiled thin lemon slices for garnish, but next time, I'm going to try grilling the lemon slices because under the broiler, the slices tended to dissolve. Though I didn't end up with more than a couple of salvageable slices, the kitchen smelled delightfully sunshine-y.
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Can anyone link me to some Paleo peeps on Pinterest?! I've been trying to search for people but for some reason it's difficult. When I type "Paleo" in the search bar, I get next to nothing in terms of returns. I'd like to pin some good Paleo recipes and any help would be appreciated!
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I'm on there, I mostly post pictures of my recipes, Paleo-insipired ideas and recipes I find, and your typical movie/music/book stuff: http://pinterest.com/thedomesticman/
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i follow chowstalker on pintrest. . . those are the only paleo recipes i've seen show up!
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I'm on there! http://pinterest.com/PaleoNetwork/
Thanks for this thread - good to have some more Paleo people to follow!
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I'm there although not as active as I used to be. Addictive for sure.
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With a broad interest in social and religious movements in the Middle East and the Islamic world, Katz routinely teaches Islamic Civilization I and II and Politics and Religion in the Modern Middle East. Katz also teaches the Western Civilization survey and courses on French colonialism and contemporary conflict.
- Katz majored in Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations at Harvard and later attended Ferdowsi University in Meshed, Iran. As a graduate student at Princeton, Katz's primary fields of training included Iranian history and literature, sufism (Islamic mysticism) and Islamic political theory. He has since gone on to investigate the role of visions and dreams in Islamic society. His current research concerns French colonialism in North Africa.
- From 1990-91 Katz was a Mellon Post-Doctoral Fellow in Near Eastern Studies at Cornell University. In 2000 he was a Fulbright Senior Research Fellow in Morocco.
Murder in Marrakesh: Émile Mauchamp and the French Colonial Adventure (Indiana University Press, 2006) |
Dreams, Sufism and Sainthood: The Visionary Career of Muhammad al-Zawawi (Brill Academic Pub, 1996). |
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- "Dreams and Their Interpretation in Sufi Thought and Practice," in Dreams and Visions in Islamic Societies, ed. Ozgen Felek and Alexander Knysh (Binghamton: State University of New York Press, 2011).
- "'Les Temps Héroïques:' The Alliance Israélite Universelle in Marrakech on the Eve of the Protectorate," in Rethinking Jewish Society and Culture in North Africa, ed. Emily Gottreich and Daniel Schroeter (Tucson: American Institute for Maghrib Studies; Indiana University Press, 2011)
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