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Established as a partnership in global health, the Global Fund works closely with a wide diversity of partners –implementing governments, donors, civil society, international development organizations, the private sector and communities living with and affected by the diseases. This partnership model actively supports country-owned approaches that develop and implement effective, evidence-based programs to respond to AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria.
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Global Fund Analysis of Audits and Investigations
News Release - 21 November 2014
Global Fund Board Considers Strategy, Governance, Ethics
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Norway Signs Multi-Year Contribution to Global Fund
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Global Fund News Flash
16 February 2012
Cape Town - Isango Ensemble's upcoming world premiere of their extraordinary new adaptation of Puccini's classic opera La Bohème marks the beginning of a unique partnership between the acclaimed South African theatre group and The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.
Drawn from townships across South Africa, Isango's cast have packed theatres around the world with their multi-award-winning and distinctly African re-workings of musical masterpieces such as Carmen and The Magic Flute.
Their production of La Bohème, where the heroine Mimi dies of tuberculosis, moves the setting from the garrets of Paris in the first half of the nineteenth century to a contemporary African township. Isango's interpretation retains all the musical brilliance of Puccini's most popular opera but brings new meaning and relevance to the work given that TB continues to devastate communities in the townships and across the country.
Coming from the townships the cast knows the brutal realities of the disease.
"I've had a lot of friends and relatives who have died of TB," says Pauline Malefane, who plays Mimi in Isango's production, "It's a very sensitive issue and it's an issue that is very close to everybody's lives."
Together with the Global Fund, Isango's work will help promote greater international awareness and action in fighting tuberculosis, a mass killer across the globe and particularly in South Africa which has some of the world's highest rates.
"La Bohème is a glittering piece of musical history," said Isango's Director Mark Dornford-May, "but it also contains a searing emotional cry for understanding and action about the brutal realities of the everyday life of the poor and their struggle for shelter, food and medicine."
The world premiere takes place 23 February 2012 in Cape Town, before it transfers to the Hackney Empire theatre in London in May 2012 at the start of an international tour.
The Global Fund is delighted that Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu, a TB survivor and Chair of the Desmond Tutu TB Centre, joins us and Isango in co-hosting the world premiere and Special Gala Performance in Cape Town.
Tuberculosis killed almost 1.5 million people in 2010, and in that same year WHO estimates that there were 8.8 million cases. South Africa is third on the WHO list of world's highest TB burden countries. In this country alone, 25,000 people died of the disease in 2010 and 490,000 cases were detected.
Visit the Global Fund's La Bohème microsite.
Watch a sneak preview of Isango rehearsing "La Bohème".
The Global Fund is committed to the highest standards of accountability and responsibility. If you have heard of any instance of inappropriate use of money related to the Global Fund, please report it immediately, here: Report Fraud and Abuse
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I don't think it matters if clematis roots get the low winter sun. You'd need to think about colours and flowering time and similar moisture needs.
May well be true about honeysuckle. they grow in hedges and trees naturally so their feet will often be in the shade
I don't know how big they are but they're crocosmia shape. Sweet potatoes are sort of oval with the stem scars at the ends. The ones that Sainsbury's sell anyway.
I've got the whole YB as well artjak, I'm up for visiting lots
A lot depends on the species/cultivar.
If you've got leggy bits with leaves on the end you could pin them down to the soil and they'll probably root and make a bigger clump. Whether you want a bigger clump or not is up to you.
If you're good at construction you could build a tiered support for containers, like terracing. That would give you more containers for different plants and hide the tank faster. More effective than relying on one big plant in a pot
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We'll have to visit some more gardens this summer, you might spot it
Hard for me Philippa. I don't know what I'm talking about half the time
I have marjoram and it's alive with insects when in flower.If you want something for early in the year, some snowdrops,(buy now, in the green) and pulmonaria are very popular with my bees
Ok, then we can have another try, something to give scale as well, your finger maybe but not over the lens
the plants I mentioned would do OK then. herby type plants are good. Avoid double flowers, no use to insects. A lot of GCs are now labelling plants that are good for bees and you can buy annual mixes of seeds for bees.

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Three Pakistani fishing boats with 20 fishermen were picked up by the Indian Coast Guard off the Jakhau port in the Kutch-Saurashtra sea coast from inside the Indian territorial waters, an official spokesperson said on Monday.
The boats had intruded into the Indian territory to fish. The fishermen and their boats were brought to Okha port for questioning. They will later be handed over to the marine police for further investigation.
On Friday, the Pakistani marine security had seized three Indian fishing trawlers with 13 fishermen and taken them to Karachi. Last week, the Indian coast guard seized a Pakistani boat near the Jakhau port, but the occupants managed to give the security agencies a slip.
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Enjoy spectacular panoramic views of the San Juan Mountains, while entertaining and relaxing on two levels of covered decks!! This Home on the Ridge offers 6 bedrooms plus a loft entertainment center, sleeps 13 people comfortably, and offers 2 full kitchens, 2 living rooms, and 2 dining rooms, all with stunning views of the mountains! 2 wood burning stoves, a 6 person hot tub, 3 full bathrooms, 2 half bathrooms, utility room with washer and dryer, two car garage, a solarium breakfast nook, and separate entrances and decks for the lower and upper levels, all complete the perfect multiple family and corporate retreat. Come enjoy this home decorated with original artwork, step out from the private bedroom entrances to the deck and the 180 degree view of the mountains, cook and relax in the fully equipped kitchen that opens up to the vaulted ceiling dining room and living room, and relax in the hot tub with the magnificent view. Ridge House is conveniently located 10 minutes away from shopping and dining, 15 minutes to the Hot Springs downtown, and just over 30 minutes to the Wolf Creek Ski Area. This home requires a $500 security deposit.
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Leonardo DiCaprio has lived quite the life on the big screen, growing up before us in challenging role after challenging role. Official Comedy, the folks behind the popular supercut "Tom Hanks: The Movie," have created an even better career retrospective for DiCaprio, turning his most dynamic cinematic moments—from This Boy's Life to The Wolf of Wall Street—into a single film. It's action-packed. And cutting from Titanic to The Beach is an inspired move.
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Awards Galore!
October 16, 2014 by Reader's Connection
The winner of the Man Booker Prize and the finalists for the National Book Award have been announced.
The Man Booker Prize, which was open to American authors for the first time this year, has been awarded to Australian novelist Richard Flanagan for his novel The Narrow Road to the Deep North.
From bestselling Australian writer Flanagan comes a supple meditation on memory, trauma, and empathy that is also a sublime war novel. Initially, it is related through the reminiscences of Dorrigo Evans, a 77-year-old surgeon raised in Tasmania whose life has been filtered through two catastrophic events: the illicit love affair he embarked on with Amy Mulvaney, his uncle's wife, as a young recruit in the Australian corps and his WWII capture by the Japanese after the fall of Singapore. Most of the novel recounts Dorrigo's experience as a POW in the Burmese jungle on the "speedo," horrific work sessions on the "Death Railway" that leave most of his friends dead from dysentery, starvation, or violence. While Amy, with the rest of the world, believes him dead, Dorrigo's only respite comes from the friends he tries to keep healthy and sane, fellow sufferers such as Darky Gardiner, Lizard Brancussi, and Rooster MacNiece. Yet it is Dorrigo's Japanese adversary, Major Nakamura, Flanagan's most conflicted and fully realized character, whose view of the war–and struggles with the Emperor's will and his own postwar fate–comes to overshadow Dorrigo's story, especially in the novel's bracing second half. Pellucid, epic, and sincerely touching in its treatment of death, this is a powerful novel. — Publishers Weekly
The Narrow Road to the Deep North is also available as a downloadable e-book and a downloadable audiobook.
National Book Award finalists in the fiction, nonfiction, poetry and young people's literature categories can be viewed at the National Book Award site, where you can also see the longlist titles that got dropped. I'm sad about Spencer Reece's The Road to Emmaus and Nigel Hamilton's The Mantle of Command.
If you click on the Lila cover art, you go to the NPR treatment of the finalists, which is interesting in part because NPR originally goofed up when writing about Marilynne Robinson's fiction, and because the comments about the goof start off with one by Andrew Halberstadt, who may be my nephew Andrew.
Okay, that isn't interesting to you.
The National Book Award winners will be announced on November 19th.
Category Announcement | Tags: Man Booker Prize, National Book Award, Richard Flanagan, The Narrow Road to the Deep North
The Ploughmen
October 15, 2014 by Reader's Connection
Sitting in his Montana jail cell, killer John Gload tells deputy Valentine Millimaki how at age fourteen he committed his first murder–killed a woman in her home, walked out, stopped after a while to eat an apple.
"About two miles later I sat down on a railroad berm to catch my breath. It was an interesting moment. By the time I ate that apple, I didn't feel a thing about that woman." He rolled his eyes up to regard Millimaki, his hands still open on his knees in a sort of offertory pose. "Val, I knew right then I'd never in my life have to do a regular day of work again."
Gload is 77 years old, now, and the law has finally caught up with him. Millimaki is low deputy on the totem pole and is stuck with the graveyard shift at the jail, where Gload, for some reason, takes a liking to him. The deputy is a troubled man, himself, with a marriage coming apart, and the two of them form a strange bond.
I'm sure you'll agree that Kim Zupan's The Ploughmen sounds like a wonderful holiday gift. Anyone who likes dark crime novels might enjoy it, but I have to include a WARNING FROM THE SURGEON GENERAL: ANY READER WHO IS ALLERGIC TO OVERWROUGHT PROSE IS LIKELY IS LIKELY TO ENTER A COMA WHILE READING.
The tops of the hills behind the house were softly aflame with scarlet sunset. I grumbled while reading sentences like that, and there are a lot of them. But since reading The Ploughmen I've read a better-behaved crime novel, a "smart, literary mystery," according to its cover blurb; and the characters from that book have already slipped my mind, whereas Gload and Millimaki stay with me.
Have I mentioned the deputy's other low-man duty, searching for missing persons, which leads him on harrowing, poetic quests? I loved the book, despite my grumbling, and may reread it. Let's close with a passage that works for me. Millimaki's wife is a nurse, and he is on his way to a party that he doesn't want to attend.
On the sandy bluff the surgeon's house where he was to meet his wife appeared fortresslike against the dusk, its roofline a complex topography of hips and gables and Dutch hip dormers and a phallic tower with a dome of hammered copper which at that hour beaconed its russet affluence to the working-class homes on the river below. From the hilltop eminence the prefabs and double-wide trailers looked like shoe boxes or children's blocks set haphazardly beside a papier-mâché stream. The department made calls with equal frequency to the homes of the wealthy for spousal abuse and ODed teens and skeletal anorexic wives on the roadway in their teddies strung out and waving handguns at the passing cars. Millimaki had discovered fairly quickly that the problems of the rich were much the same as those of the unrich, though in the savage glare of the booking-room lights their sportswear and excellent dental work made for more attractive photographs.
Category Book Review, Gift Suggestions | Tags: Gift Suggestions 2014, Kim Zupan, The Ploughmen
Ann Katz Festival of Books and Arts 2014
October 13, 2014 by Reader's Connection
The Ann Katz Festival of Books and Arts at the Jewish Community Center will run from October 28th through November 15th. Here is a list of the scheduled appearances by authors. Click here for the whole schedule, which includes dance and films and panel discussions.
All of the author appearances begin at 7:00 p.m.
Tuesday, Oct 28
Hank Phillippi Ryan, author of Truth Be Told
$8.00 / $5.00 for JCC members
Boston Register news reporter Jane Ryland is covering a human interest foreclosure story when she stumbles onto several murders committed in recently foreclosed homes. Investigating further, Jane becomes entangled in one dangerous situation after another. In the meantime, the reporter's clandestine love interest, Boston police detective Jake Brogan, is actively pursuing answers to a 20-year-old unsolved murder. The cold case turns personal as Jake consults case files written by his deceased grandfather, a former police commissioner, to determine if the individual confessing to the crime is truly the killer. As Jane and Jake each gets closer to the truth, they find their lives and their romantic connection precariously hanging in the balance. Danger and intrigue surround them both as they desperately seek closure. The third entry in the "Jane Ryland & Jake Brogan" series packs a powerful punch, and offers a clever mix of mystery, corruption, and romance. Mystery enthusiasts will want to drop everything and binge-read until the mind-boggling conclusion. — Library Journal
Monday, November 3rd
Naomi Schaefer Riley, author of Got Religion?: How Churches, Mosques, and Synagogues Can Bring Young People Back will join with a panel of local religious leaders in a discussion of why young people are dropping out of the religious traditions and how this trend can be reversed.
$8.00 / $5.00 for JCC members
The millennial generation is stuck in a condition called emerging adulthood; that is, these twentysomethings are delaying the traditional markers of growing up, leaving home, becoming financially independent, getting married, and having children. The reasons for this condition are varied–the new technology, the economic downturn that has affected them disproportionately as well as a combination of radical individualism and a general distrust of institutions, and, some believe, the intransigent attitudes of organized religion. One of the primary by-products is low church attendance or little to no religious affiliation among millennials. Unlike other people who have studied this group, though, Riley is more optimistic. In this short but compelling volume, she adopts an ecumenical approach, profiling religious communities–Jewish, Mormon, Catholic, Evangelical, Muslim–with an emphasis on how religions can work together to bring young people back into the fold. Millennials, she insists, are looking for a community with a sense of purpose. A thoughtful and appealing book that addresses an important topic with commonsense solutions. — Booklist
Tuesday, November 4th
Allen Salkin, author of From Scratch : Inside the Food Network
$8.00 / $5.00 for JCC members, BUT you can bring five cans of tomato products for Second Helpings to receive free admission.
The Food Network has risen from obscurity and ridicule in the early '90s to become a powerhouse of cable television, transforming chefs like Emeril Lagasse and Paula Deen into celebrities and changing food culture forever. With a light wit and balanced perspective, Salkin, a former food and media reporter for the New York Times, presents the definitive history of the network from inception to the present day. Food Network devotees will delight at the inside knowledge of internal scandals, the intriguing biographies of their favorite star chefs, and an exclusive look at the ever-shifting lineup of executives and parent companies . . . Salkin moves deftly between periods in the channel's development, garnishing the narrative with frequent quotes from influential personalities to add depth. — Publishers Weekly
Wednesday, November 5th
Peter Eisner, author of The Pope's Last Crusade : How an American Jesuit Helped Pope Pius XI's Campaign to Stop Hitler
$8.00 / $5.00 JCC members
Notwithstanding the spate of current works on the tragic shortcomings of Pius XII during World War II, journalist and producer Eisner refocuses the spotlight in this relevant study on his predecessor, who did speak out against anti-Semitism and the threat of Nazism–though he was silenced by an untimely death in 1939. Pius XI . . . had been deeply moved by an American Jesuit priest's 1937 book Interracial Justice, about his work among poor Maryland blacks, and summoned the author, Rev. John LaFarge, to the Vatican in 1938. In his 80s, Pius XI had a serious heart condition, yet the growing Nazi menace demanded action: The year before, Pius had issued an important encyclical, With Deep Anxiety, slamming the Nazis for racist policies and oppression of Catholics; now, aware he was on death's door, Pius was determined to go further in a new message he urged LaFarge to write swiftly and in secret. Eisner traces LaFarge's work in Paris over the summer of 1938 and his missteps in confiding in the pope's Superior General Ledochowski as a go-between, a shadowy figure who allowed the document to languish while the pope grew more ill. Ledochowski, like the pope's secretary of state Cardinal Pacelli (the future Pius XII), believed that the pope was imbalanced and that communism (and Jews) was the menace, not Nazism. Eisner closes with excerpts from LaFarge's powerful encyclical and the chilling suggestion of what might have been the outcome had it been published. An exciting reminder of how Vatican machinations continue to haunt history. — Kirkus Reviews
Thursday, Nov 6th
Scott Cowen, author of The Inevitable City: The Resurgence of New Orleans and the Future of Urban America
$8.00 / $5.00 JCC members
After Hurricane Katrina, most of Tulane University lay paralyzed and underwater. Cowen, president of Tulane at the time, led a charge to dramatically refashion the university, and the surrounding city, with a mission of social service and responsibility. In forthright and upbeat fashion, Cowan details the development of that mission, and the sometimes-controversial renewal plan he helped steer with civic and business leaders. Facing unprecedented devastation and a shockingly slow and inadequate government response, Cowen and company were forced to make "hard call" that often met with resistance from, among others, members and representatives of an understandably suspicious population of poor, mostly African-American residents. The university soon restructured and mobilized its academic departments, such as the School of Architecture, bringing services and expertise to blighted areas of the city, and encouraging undergraduates (via a new academic requirement) to actively engage neighborhoods through the Center for Public Service. Part memoir, part leadership study, the book offers 10 principles for rebuilding American cities. Given Cowen's central role in the regeneration of New Orleans, this is a bird's-eye view that's sure to appeal to policy makers, activists, and corporate managers. In addition, Cowen acknowledges historical patterns that feed both the city's character and the frictions it faces as a diverse but still unequal society.– Publishers Weekly
Wednesday, Nov 12th
Annabelle Gurwitch, author of I See You Made an Effort : Compliments, Indignities, and Survival Stories from the Edge of 50
$11.00 / $8.00 JCC members (Light refreshments are being served on this "Ladies Night Out," which I think accounts for the higher price.)
Actress and writer Gurwitch offers up a rollicking collection of essays detailing the hazards encountered when a woman approaches 50. Whether she is extrapolating on the symptoms of perimenopause, attending a concert with her teenage son, assessing fashion for older women, or realizing the mistake of Googling "age-related conditions" on the Internet, Gurwitch tackles all of it all with aplomb. Her witty writing allows for deft exploration of even the most sensitive and intimate subjects while still finding the humor in her situation. She admits aging gracefully is best achieved with a bit of help, although it proves to be a zero-sum game with effects that fade quickly. "I've filled, frozen and ultrasounded, all in the name of what is often referred to as maintenance." Gurwitch's essay about becoming a member of the sandwich generation and caring for her aging parents is heartfelt and makes her aware of what the future holds. "This must be another milestone that lies ahead for me: the day when you speak to and of your doctors more frequently than your friends." These essays contain a devilish good dose of fun and more than a dash of agita for those approaching and beyond the half-century mark. — Publishers Weekly
Thursday, November 13th
Rabbi Amy Eilberg, author of From Enemy to Friend : Jewish Wisdom and the Pursuit of Peace, will be joined in conversation by Dr. David M. Craig, Associate Professor of Religious Studies at IUPUI.
$8.00 / $5.00 JCC members
Eilberg, the first woman ordained as a rabbi in Conservative Judaism, has produced a practical guide to fulfillment of the Jewish religious commandment to "pursue peace"–not just for personal piety, but to become an effective peacebuilder in the world. Her work addresses both interpersonal conflict and the process of fostering dialogue between groups with deeply entrenched differences. Eilberg provides insight into the basic causes of division, beginning with biochemically based human reactions to fear, and includes her own understandings on peace and conflict theory. The book draws upon, among others, classical Jewish texts and the theology of later Jewish (e.g., Martin Buber) and non-Jewish religious thinkers. Eilberg also offers a peacemaking discipline according to the principles of Mussar, a system of Jewish moral discipline which began in the 10th century C.E., yielding a personal practice that can prevent, and remedy, animosity between oneself and others. Articulate and accessible to both scholars and laypersons, the book includes a rich account of Eilberg's own experience, building peace between Jews, between Jews and Palestinians, and through interreligious dialogue. — Publishers Weekly
Category Announcement, Author Visit, Event | Tags: Ann Katz Festival of Books and Arts, Jewish Community Center
Once again, the perfect holiday gift!
October 11, 2014 by Reader's Connection
I've said this in years past and I'm saying it again. My 12 weeks of holiday suggestions have begun, and reigning supreme over all other gifts, excepting of course the gift of your heart to the one you love, is a gift card from Indy Reads Books.
Once again, these words appear thereon:
You, the bearer of this card, are entitled to the designated worth of merchandise at Indy Reads Books.
And this gift is already working to support our adult literacy programs in Indianapolis.
Looks as if we all win.
Indy Reads Books
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Indianapolis, IN 46202
Category Gift Suggestions | Tags: Gift Suggestions 2014, Indy Reads Books
Patrick Modiano has won the Nobel Prize
October 9, 2014 by Reader's Connection
The 2014 Nobel Prize for Literature has been awarded to French novelist Patrick Modiano. The library owns some of his titles in the original French and is ordering more English-language copies. Our only English title at the moment is Out of the Dark.
Peter Englund, the Nobel Academy's permanent secretary, says, "Patrick Modiano is a well-known name in France but not anywhere else. He writes children's books, movie scripts but mainly novels. His themes are memory, identity and time . . . His best known work is called Missing Person. It's the story about a detective who has lost his memory and his final case is finding out who he really is: he is tracing his own steps through history to find out who he is . . . They are small books, 130, 150 pages, which are always variations of the same theme – memory, loss, identity, seeking. Those are his important themes: memory, identity and time."
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Stunning docudrama about a 1985 mountaineering expedition that went horribly wrong, told in the words of the survivors. From the director of the Oscar-winning One Day In September
If you're of a squeamish disposition, look away now. When Joe Simpson fell off the 6344 metre high Andean mountain Siula Grande during an informal expedition with his friend Simon Yates, he shattered his leg, the bone splitting over his kneecap. They had only just started the descent and, with no rescue team, Simon began to lower Joe down the treacherous slopes until he accidentally sent him over a crevasse. There was no way back, and after desperately hanging on in the freezing cold for over an hour, Simon did the only thing he could - he cut the rope. Joe fell 50 metres into a cave of ice but miraculously survived, and his amazing mix of courage and blind stubbornness saw him inch his way back down the mountain over three agonising days.
Based on Simpson's book of the same name, written after the climbing community practically excommunicated Yates for his actions, it has been brought to the screen by Kevin Macdonald, the director behind the Oscar-winning One Day In September. Yates and Simpson's talking heads are intercut with footage of actors (Aaron and Mackey) re-creating the story, and while the drama is powerful on its own, the film belongs to the real life adventurers. Blessed with that very English dry wit and tendency to understate, they tell their tale vividly and their total honesty makes it even more admirable.
Superlatives get bandied about a lot, but Touching The Void manages to be deeply affecting and inspiring without resorting to mushy sentimentality. A film to make you believe in heroes again.
Paul Giamatti stars as a struggling lawyer and volunteer wrestling coach who takes in his client's troubled grandson
On Film4: 2 Dec 1:45AM
Tom Hardy, James Gandolfini and Noomi Rapace star in a feature-length adaptation of a short crime story by Dennis Lehane (Mystic River, Shutter Island), directed by Belgian filmmaker Michael R. Roskam (Bullhead)
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"Fresh bright green asparagus is just wonderful and adding a nice cheese and lemon flavored sauce, topped with sun dried tomatoes and pine nuts… not only is an appealing dish to the eye, but tasty as well! This recipe was made especially for the RSC# 11 contest."
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Sheila Tolley
03/30/12 at 10:52 AM
Once again..this has nothing to do with the sheriff or his reports. It is probably the most frequently read article in each paper...so I use it as a possible express lane to encourage "Americans who really care" to send an email to Gingrich and Santorum. Mine follows:
Newt and Rick....Will you guys please use common sense at this point. Call it quits for this term and support Mitt Romney. Please urge Republicans, wise Democrats and Independents to vote for Mitt Romney. Anyone other than Romney at this point will NOT be elected president while running against obama. The continued mud slinging and internal Republican bashing will contribute to obama's second term. Quit doing what obama wants you to do. Or we will remember both of you when you choose to run in the future for giving us FOUR more years of obama. Grow up and show you are thinking of America's future. Get on a podium, put on a Support Mitt Romney pin....you stand a chance of being a future president if you do.
How cool would that be.....three TOP runners running against obama. The three of you on the same campaign trail to "TAKE BACK OUR CONSTITUTION!" Just the thought makes my eyes misty. It would be the absolute worst day of obama's life to hear that you three have united for America!
Sheila Tolley
04/01/12 at 08:40 AM
It must have been the guns! For the life of me, I can't understand what has gone wrong in America in the past twenty years or so. If the parents would only keep their children away from the GUNS, we wouldn't have had such tragedies. Yeah, it must be the guns. It couldn't have been because over half our children are being raised in broken homes. It couldn't have been because our children get to spend on average 30 seconds in meaningful conversation with their parents each day. After all, we give our children quality time. It couldn't have been because we treat our children as pets and our pets as children. It couldn't have been because we place our children in daycare centers where they learn their socialization skills amongst their peers under the law of the jungle while 16 year old employees who have no vested interest in the children look on and make sure that no blood is spilled. It couldn't have been because we allow our children to watch on average 7 hours of television a day filled with the glorification of sex and violence that isn't fit for adult consumption. It couldn't have been because we allow our children to enter into virtual worlds in which to win the game, one must kill as many opponents as possible in the most sadistic way possible. It couldn't have been because the children we do have are so spoiled with the material things that they come to equate the receiving of the material things with love. It couldn't have been because our children who have historically been seen as a blessing from God are now being viewed as either a mistake created when contraception fails, a side effect of "getting high" or inconveniences that parents try to raise in their spare time. It couldn't have been because our nation is the world leader in developing a culture of death in which 20 to 30 million babies have been killed by abortion. It couldn't have been because we give 2 year prison sentences to teenagers that kill their own newborns. It couldn't have been because our school systems teach the children that they are nothing but glorified apes that have evolutionized out of some soup of mud by teaching evolution as fact and by handing out condoms as if they were candy. It couldn't have been because we teach our children that there are no laws of morality that transcend us, that everything is relative, and that ACTIONS DON'T HAVE CONSEQUENCES.
Nah, it must have been the guns.
George Mickle
04/02/12 at 07:04 AM
Same here Sheila.
Let the countdown start for the big day of APRIL 7 TH. It is coming to PIKE COUNTY !
Going to be a 100% DAY !
Standby for the ready standby countdown......
George Mickle
04/03/12 at 04:33 PM
"Farm Girl" ??
What do you have against Moody's?
I know you and let tell you, YOU ARE NO FARM GIRL. Make your own sweet amish butter and cheese inside and spread it on a biscuit.
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Atlanta, GA 30308Neighborhood:
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Helmed by Chef Richard Blais, The Spence, a partnership with acclaimed restaurant group Concentrics Restaurants, is a classic eatery that serves accessible, ingredient driven food to its surrounding community and beyond. Backed by an all-star culinary team including Adrian Villarreal (Atlanta's JOËL and TAP) and Pastry Chef Andrea Litvin (New York City's ABC Kitchen, Atlanta's The Livingston), Blais displays his culinary strengths throughout on an ever-changing "pantry list" alongside signature dishes. The wine list, curated by Advanced Sommelier Justin Amick, offers focused "Tried and True" and "Leap of Faith" selections from true artists across the globe listed in an increasing progression of acidity. The Spence proudly showcases the best in accessible atmosphere, food and beverage.Continued
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- Wonderful restaurant, would go back.mschaefDined on 11/23/2014This was a great place to eat, and mt wife and I would absolutely return. Chef Blais, of course, won Top Chef, and after eating at his restaurant, I can say that I see why he won. The food was that good. The restaurant had a nice ambiance too, although we went on a quiet Sunday evening. Based on the layout of the room, it would be a very energetic and possibly loud place to eat when it's full up. One minor quibble is that whoever is responsible for The Spence's graphic design went with a monospaced font on both the website and the print menu. It's readable, but barely.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not What I Remembered From Opening WeekUninspiredDined on 11/15/2014My expectations were high walking into The Spence Saturday night. I had been once before and had a beautiful food experience. Service, while friendly and timely, was not what I remembered, not as attentive or as knowledgeable and enthusiastic about the food. What happened to the professional servers and Sommeliers? There were no recommendations for food and cocktail pairing. The cocktails that came out were inconsistent; order the same drink twice and it is sure to taste totally different the second time. The small plates were delicious. The Oysters and Pearls were not as beautiful as I remembered, but tasted great nonetheless. The Tuna Crudo... I could eat it all day every day. It was the highlight of the night. The main dishes were also a disappointment. Cold pasta dish with a bitter after taste, sweet potato gnocchi presented nicely, but quickly realized every single one was burnt on the side that was placed down. It was inedible. Steak also served luke warm and only ordered it because they were out of the black bass. And the desert was um, totally boring and uninspired... just make a blondie at home and put a scoop of Talenti coffee gelato on top. In the end, I would not feel safe recommending this to a friend. When you are a restaurant at that level, there is no margin for error. I hope they can turn it around, or I fear the Spence won't be around much longer.Special Features:
- Service Outside the Restaurant is Terribleattempt92Dined on 11/14/2014We arrived with plenty of time to make our reservation. It was already dark and the area around The Spence is very crowded with lots of traffic. I drove slowly down the street looking for the Valet Parking. No sign anywhere. We circled the very large block (not really a block, had to drive a good ways to get back around). Again we drove slowly by and couldn't see the sign. I turned the corner and finally found a place to stop. Calling the restaurant I was told the sign was out front and the valet was there. So we tried again. This time, as I approached the corner to turn onto the street where The Spence is located I finally spotted the sign. It was located on the corner (not out front), no lights nearby, and barely readable in the darkness. It had an arrow pointing down the street. We drove down the street, stopped briefly (couldn't stop long due to the amount of traffic) and looked for anyone appearing to be a valet. None spotted. And no place for a Valet to take the car anyway. We figured we would give it one last try. Once again we weren't able to find where to park. Being a cold, cold night and the fact we had Theater tickets for later in the evening, we decided to head to a different place to eat. Which we did. If the restaurant is unable to provide as simple a service as valet parking, I shudder to think of the service inside. Best of luck to you if you decide to go to The Spence.
- Menu SamplingFriendlyDined on 11/13/2014Had the opportunity to visit the Spence while in Atl for a trade show. Between two guys we sampled oysters, tacos, gnocchi, pappardelle, short rib lemon curd and blonde desserts. While everything registered great on the taste scale I found that the pappardelle and gnocchi fell flat on the texture side of things. The gnocchi was more pellet than pillow and the pasta was grainy rather than silky. Regardless than those less than stellar plates, I will be back next time in Atlanta.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great but TOO NOISYurbanistDined on 11/11/2014This is a much-needed stylish restaurant for professional business lunch meetings. The food is reliably good and beautifully presented in the elegant setting. But - the interior is simply TOO NOISY. Even two people can have a hard time hearing each other - let alone a larger group. I know that Atlanta restaurants are designed to be "lively" and if the owners feel they must maintain a high decibel level at night, so be it. However, I wish they would recognize that the lunch crowd is mostly made up of people eager to hear each other. Perhaps at least one area's tables could receive acoustic mats on the underside (very effective in NYC restaurants)?Special Features:
- Overrated restaurantibadDined on 11/11/2014I'm afraid that the Spence is overrated. The food was very basic and poorly seasoned when compared to other restaurants in the same league. I was disappointed by the lack of innovation or more importantly "heart" and "soul".
- MemorableLWeberDined on 11/9/2014We had a great evening and tried a number of the small plate specialties - be sure to try the bone marrow and blondie dessert!Special Features:
- PerfectChrisPDined on 11/8/2014We drove two hours to celebrate our anniversary here, and were not disappointed.Special Features:
- One of the best in Atlanta.jwhalesVIPDined on 11/6/2014Definitely one of the best restaurants in Midtown.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not Just for Richard Blais FansDeniseDined on 11/3/2014That was why I went - I wanted to check out his food. But anyone could appreciate the perfectly prepared, innovative dishes we shared. Some sounded very odd and yet, the combinations of flavors totally worked. So order things that are outside your comfort zone. I did and was very pleased. The menu changes every day, so no point in telling you what I loved. But experiment. The wine list lets you pick outside your comfort zone too and that's fun. Wait staff are very attentive and you feel very happy and satisfied with your meal.Special Features:
- KkbbVIPDined on 11/3/2014We have been here several times and this time the service was way below par. Server couldn't answer questions about the menu, and seemed like he had no real desire to be helping us. We have had great servers here but not on this night. The valet parking situation was ridiculous. We waited forever to both leave our car and retrieve it. Food was still good.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good meal at a trendy spotATLLocalVIPDined on 11/1/2014First visit. Pretty good experience. "Trendy" food. Trendy interior design - modern industrial. Trying very hard to be cutting edge and inventive. My opinion is that sometimes these dishes get overthought / overprocessed, and therefore the flavors become muddled. In some cases less is more.Special Features:
- Marco3Dined on 10/31/2014I've gone to many restaurants with fantastic food and excellent service but The Spence is only 1 of 2 restaurants where I received genuine service. I would've returned for the food & atmosphere but the service makes me want to return; they made me welcome & comfortable. For the overall experience I would happily have paid more!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- VMVAtlantaVIPDined on 10/31/2014The Spence offers an enjoyable, casual dining experience. From the moment we handed over our key to the Valet we experienced friendly staff. The hostess and host continued the trend. Peter P. was the Server, and he excels in customer service. He is delightful and made the evening perfect. If you are a burger fan, highly recommend the Juicy Lucy. It is flavorful and a wonderful burger. Nice to find a place that is comfortable and does casual dining well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved it!MonsterfoodcriticDined on 10/26/2014The food was absolutely delicious.....do I really need to say more?Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OK. Not great just OKOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/24/2014The service was friendly, very attentive- overall great. The food was so so. Was looking for more of a romantic dinner. However I'm Over 60 years - probably more for young people.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicioussteffers325Dined on 10/18/2014You won't be disappointed. The service and food were great. Definitely recommend getting a few small plates as appetizers to start and then an entree. The charred peppers and beet salad were delicious. My beef was cooked perfectly. We didn't try dessert so I can't speak to that.Special Features:
- Great experienceFuzzDined on 10/18/2014My wife and I loved The Spence. The food was wonderful, and the service was even better. We each had 3 snacks/small plates, which made for a full meal, then split a dessert. Everything was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food and ambienceCsssDined on 10/17/2014Wife enjoyed it, high quality and unusual, small portions, friendly staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversaryipaid4thisDined on 10/10/2014We were a bit disappointed by the quality of the food. It was good, but not worth the price. The visible kitchen staff seemed bored and paid more attention to their phones than they did the food. Quite distracting. Very good service.Special Features:
- First Lunch at The SpenceDiningEdDined on 10/10/2014Four of us met at The Spence for a long lunch and get together. The service was great. We enjoyed our starters, oysters and pearls and the bone marrow with tuna tartar. The entrees themselves were good but not as outstanding as the dinner we had there a month or so back. All in all a very good experience.Special Features:
- Loved itjohnnyr0xDined on 10/6/2014We came here for lunch and had the kale Cesar salad with salmon and chicken adobe sandwich. Both were phenomenal. Great ambiance too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great PlaceBobRDined on 10/4/2014Excellent food...good prices....very good service. I will be returning.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always my foci rite spotOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 10/1/2014to be so close to businesses this place rocks. Great food. Cool menu and great service. Love the outdoor scene and good times. Only wish the window from lunch to dinner when they close would be a bit smaller.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/30/2014Service was very slow and forgot about part of our order. Food was goodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- kmklaerDined on 9/27/2014amazing food and beverage. Great service. Would go again and again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved it!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/27/2014Everything we ate at the Spence was delicious. We were a group of 4, and shared a bunch of the small plates and snacks. It seemed like each dish topped the previous one! We will definitely be back. Great date night!Special Features:
- Love the ambience but overpriced...EnVinoVeritasVIPDined on 9/23/2014My husband and I enjoyed the cool vibe and delicious, inventive food at the Spence last Spring and were eager to return. On our recent visit, however, we found the service disappointing (our waiter favored a larger business table over us) and the overall quality of the food to be not worth the prices. While the snapper was a whole fish, it had very little meat on it and was priced at over $30. The crudo small plate offered tiny portions of smoked salmon for a hefty price as well. Love the atmosphere but will not be hurrying back for medicore service and food that did not blow us away.Special Features:
- Amazing DinnerBos1030Dined on 9/19/2014We had a spectacular dinner at The Spence. The food was outstanding and following the servers recommendation we ordered two small plates and a main with a shared side. Everything was presented beautifully and the flavors were bold and vibrant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love Spence BUT...UrbaneOptimistVIPDined on 9/17/2014Love the Spence. Great food, service, ambiance. Here's why I did not give it a top rating. The menu is very well put together with excellent ingredients. HOWEVER, we don't eat pork and there wasn't a single item on the menu that didn't have pork or was suitable for a vegetarian. The one fish dish looked great but had bacon. I get that we live in the South and I know pork is a staple here, but a restaurant of this stature and excellence needs to be cognizant of the fact that in a city as big and diverse as Atlanta, there'll be vegetarians, Jews, Muslims, and Hindus who want to experience what the Spence has to offer. Frustrating because we were really looking to a lovely meal outside, but had to leave and go to another restaurant that night.Special Features:
- disappointedbusinessluncherDined on 9/15/2014I had lunch there earlier this week and was disappointed with the food. I ordered the hanger steak med rare but it came medium and this chewy. The sauce on it was good but couldn't hide the chewiness of the meat. The plate was served with fries.--nothing else green or appetizing on the plate. Presentation was what I would expect from Chili's or TGIF Friday. I expected more for the price and from the chef.Special Features:
- Tried new things!mikiyoungDined on 9/13/2014The Spence is such a great place to try food you wouldn't normally try. Being Richard Blais fans we stepped out of our comfort boxes and tried things we would never order on a regular basis and were blown away at how well everything was prepared and delivered. We loved the options of combining some small plates with a few larger dishes, and the price for the quality of food is a moderate price where you feel like you really get your money's worth. If you love food and if you love trying new things, this is the place to go!! The Spence is part of what drew me to visit Atlanta, and I can't wait to go back and try some other things again! I even had to bring my infant along and they were very accommodating to him being there! Which is great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our Spence Experience...MenAboutTownDined on 9/12/2014The Spence provided us with a pleasant dining experience with creative dishes - some were hits (eg - the empanadas) and some where misses (eg - the bone marrow). The Rose' wine was flavorful with notes of dewy rose pedals on a spring morning, soft jasmine blossoms spilling from the veranda, and subtle hints of fine Tahitian vanilla.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cutting Edge and FunWorldFoodieDined on 9/12/2014This is one of the more unique restaurants in the country. It's design is fun and open and the menu is creative with flavors that are so unique that you have to try this place. It's truly amazing with its small plate menu and its entrees that cover a lot of ground. You feel like your eating in the kitchen and the food rocks! The bone marrow is one of their best apps and the oysters were so flavorful, plus the basic burger (Juicy Lucy) was simple but amazingly flavorful…this is a must try and go to restaurant and the service we experienced was first class!Special Features:
- Sunday Night EatsAlopezDined on 8/31/2014This was the first time at The Spence and it will certainly not be the last. The restaurant has a great feel and layout and gives you a casual setting with a great dining experience. The music was fantastic, the service was great, and the food was exceptional. Great experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First Time at SpenceDiningEdDined on 8/23/2014We really enjoyed our "experience" at Spence. While it was a bit loud for my tastes the fun was in the food. From the oysters and pearls, to the braised short ribs, and the wreak fish everything was great. The portions were perfect for a foodie. If you think perfect portions are sized to stuff 300 pounders then this is not the place for you. Did I mention the desserts? Delicious.Special Features:
- Good food, but tough to talkdimikagiVIPDined on 8/23/2014I've been here several times for lunch and once for dinner, and the food has not disappointed yet. A lot of thought is put in the presentation, and its a fun place to try out something new. However, the place itself is a big room with a lot of noise, making it tough to have a conversation. Every time I go here, the noise level leaves me questioning why.
- Good Meal, not Amazingfrw1Dined on 8/21/2014I met a friend for dinner and made reservations assuming it would be crowded at 7 pm. I need not have bothered, as the place was pretty empty the entire time we were there. We ordered snacks, small plates, and sides with wine. The oysters and pearls were very good. The mussels were fresh, but I didn't adore the fairly dry preparation. The goat relleno was a standout, tender and spicy from the Hatch chile. My friend ordered a pasta that was not memorable and the thrice cooked fries were pretty greasy and limp. I would go back because the food was good, the menu is inventive, wine list is eclectic enough and the service was excellent.
- Good Food, Very NoisyJohnVIPDined on 8/18/2014This was my first time going to Chef Richard Blais' The Spence restaurant. While the food was good, it was not worth the price and it was way too noisy for my liking. If you like a loud environment with most tables right on top of each other than it is worth a try. We started off with the bone marrow / tuna tartare appetizer and it was superb, 5 out of 5 stars. Great flavors, good presentation. From there we each had the strip steak entree. The steak was chewy, gristly, and fatty. It had good flavor, but about half of it was not edible. We ended with the butterscotch blondie. It was good, but for the $180 bill (2 glasses wine, 1 appetizer, 2 entrees, 2 desserts, tax, tip) I would have expected better. Friendly staff, nice wine selection.Special Features:
- A bit of London in AtlantaLondonintheATLDined on 8/15/2014My wife and I enjoyed date night here on the recommendation of a friend and had a very nice meal. The bone marrow, also recommended, is not to be missed. The kitchen was wonderfully accommodating and substituted dill for parsley on the dish as well. Would have enjoyed a bit more seasoning on some of the dishes (especially the meat) but my wife, who spent more than 10 years in London, said she would bring her London friends here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Football: GRIP GIVES MAC THE KNIFE; 'Steve has never played well for England and I don't see him getting into Sven's squad'.
ENGLAND outcast Steve McManaman's hopes of earning an international recall received a shattering blow from Tord Grip last night.
In a savage assessment of the Real Madrid man, Sven Goran Eriksson's assistant revealed just how far out of the England frame McManaman has fallen.
Grip, pictured above, said: "As far as McManaman is concerned, he has never played a really good game for England.
"He is not being considered for selection at the moment, and with what is happening I don't see him being in any of the upcoming squads."
The former Liverpool man was named by Eriksson in the starting line-ups for his first two competitive games against Finland and Albania in March 2001.
But a pitiful display after coming off the bench against Albania at St James' Park in September last year put huge doubts in Eriksson's mind over his commitment to the England cause.
After making a late appearance in the final World Cup qualifier against Greece in October, McManaman was dropped for the next month's friendly with Sweden and has not been named in an England squad since.
His excellent impression after replacing Luis Figo in Real's Champions League Final victory over Bayer Leverkusen at Hampden Park cut no ice with the Swede after he had been left out of the World Cup squad.
Despite McManaman seeming the most able candidate to fill the left-sided spot that has perplexed every England manager of the last decade, Grip suggested there is little to no chance of the 30-year-old adding to his 37 international caps.
He added: "We know that he is at Real, who are one of the biggest teams in the world. But he doesn't have a first-team jersey there, and he has to have that first before he can even be considered.
"We also don't see him very often, which makes it even harder for him."
McManaman, whose best England performances came under Terry Venables on the way to the semi-finals of Euro 96, has consistently maintained he has no gripe with Eriksson and that his desire to play for his country remained undiminished.
But the withering put-down of his entire international career may make the Liverpudlian wonder whether he should consider declaring himself unavailable for future selection.
While McManaman could not be further from a place in the England squad, Grip gave the broadest hint yet that veteran goalkeeper David Seaman will retain his place in the side for the Euro 2004 qualifiers with Liechtenstein and Turkey this spring.
Eriksson had suggested that he would make his selection based entirely on form following Seaman's nightmare blunder in the disappointing 2-2 draw against Macedonia at Southampton in October.
But while Grip is convinced there are two genuine contenders for the long-term keeper's berth in the shape of Leeds' Paul Robinson and Liverpool's Chris Kirkland, he signalled that Seaman's experience would be the decisive factor.
Grip, speaking on Swedish television, added: "I think Kirkland is probably the most talented goalkeeper in England, but of course he hasn't played much for Liverpool.
"Robinson is good but we don't think he has the experience yet. He needs more of it. He can't be England No.1 when he's just played so few games for Leeds."
LOSING HIS GRIP: Any hopes Steve McManaman had of winning an England recall have faded
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Air Jordan 4 "Purple Suede" PE Cleats by John Kim 4 Comments
Looks like Cements with an STD.
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Can you imagine how much differently this pair of Jordans would have been received had the speckling been switched? Shown is an alternate version of 2012′s Air Jordan IV "White/Cement" that features the speckles that accent the upper in grey rather than in the OG black. Would they have sat on shelves had this little detail been altered? Probably not, but we can guarantee that there would have been a good amount of grumbling. Continue reading to see this alternate version of the Air Jordan IV and then bid on the grey speckle pair from oregonsole on eBay.
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Looks like Cements with an STD.
I see why these were unrealesed. The reverse colorway on these are just not it! Theyre not bad but the regular White Cements look way cleaner.
I've seen people pay alot more for shoes ALOT less exclusive.
You're a dam fool if you pay $999.99 for these.
ok let me refresh the memories of the people saying these are nice. no they arnt. when we saw these samples roughly 2 years ago we freaked out because we thought they were going release THIS shoe as the white cement release. fast forward a few months we breathed a sigh of relief because we actually got the real deal. these are junk
I'm genuinely glad that they didn't do this dumb shit and fuck up a classic.
Lets barely change a classic and see if we can trick people into buying that as well. These are a waste
Big deal looks just like the cements
These are CRAZY Samples I have never seen before! WOW!
It says made in Taiwan on the tag? Wtf and "tech grey" as the color
Just doesnt look right w out the speckles. -too plain
...but why?
What i mean is speckles not dark enough. Can hardly tell the side string straps have any speckles
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