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Hardin, Virginia B. "Ginny" Died peacefully on January 4 at the age of 94. Born January 29, 1918, the fifth of seven children, she grew up in Baton Rouge, LA where she was known as Jennie Lou Brown. Ginny graduated Magna Cum Laude from
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in 1936, where she had been a member of Mortorboard Society, Alpha Delta Pi sorority, and the LSU Rifle Team. Ginny began a life-long teaching career directly after graduating from college, working in small Louisiana towns until she married Henry S. Hardin on December 26, 1943. They had four children, and spent the early years of their marriage moving frequently throughout the south, finally settling in Deerfield, IL. Ginny's interrupted teaching career began again in 1964, when she was persuaded by the principal and priests of Holy Cross School to take over a class of first-graders. Despite the fact that she spent the first few months intending every day to resign, Ginny went on to teach hundreds of young children, loving every minute of it. She finally retired at the age of 80, at which point she spent several more years as a full-time teacher's aide. She was beloved by many of her former students and their parents until her death. Ginny was also an avid gardener, bird-lover, and loved to travel. But her greatest loves were her family, friends and deep faith. Ginny is survived by her son, Mark; her daughters, Mary Clare (Jim) Cashin and Mecie Hardin: grandchildren, Jesse (Evelyn) Harriott, Elisabeth (Mike) Dwyer, Robert Harriott, Jimmy Cashin and Mike Hardin: and great-grandchildren, Rachel Delles, Chase Dwyer, Brenden Dwyer, Julia Dwyer, Jesse Harriott, and Eva Harriott. She was preceded in death by her husband; her daughter, Elizabeth Gray (Jim) McNamara; her parents and her siblings. The visitation is from 4-8 PM Friday, January 11, 2012 at St Mary of the Annunciation Church, 22333 West Erhart Road, Mundelein, IL and from 9am to l0am on Saturday, January 12, 2013 at the church. Mass will follow at 10:00am. Interment Ascension Cemetery in Libertyville. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Catholic Charities at firstname.lastname@example.com. For information, you may contact the funeral home at firstname.lastname@example.com or (847) 566-8020.
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Great Grub in Kirkcaldy and Lower Largo If staying in the Kirkcaldy area for a few days, be sure to visit Dunnikier House for a meal, they offer the choice of bar food (fish and chips with mushy peas is out of this world - served in newspaper for that extra touch of tradition!) or delicious a la carte in the main restaurnt. If you fancy a trip "along the coast" then you should visit the Crusoe Hotel at the harbour in Lower Largo (the manager of Dunnikier made the suggestion as she runs both hotels) the setting is exceptional and the seats on the pier were ideal for our al fresco supper. Great craic with the Irish lad at the bar!
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Michael Frayn's "Noises Off," a happy import from London that arrived at the Atkinson last night, is almost more fun than we deserve, or can handle in an evening's playgoing. The term "hilarious" must have been coined in the expectation that something on the order of this farce-within-a-farce would eventually come along to justify it.
In three acts of outrageous slapstick comedy, Frayn repeatedly appears in danger of letting things get out of hand, and then blithely goes ahead and lets them, to our astonishment and delight.
In each act of "Noises Off" we are watching Act One of a paltry sex farce, entitled "Nothing On," being performed by a ragtag touring company - first during the final rehearsal, then backstage at a Wednesday matinee in one provincial town, and lastly from out front again during a performance at another whistle stop.
Nothing goes right from the start, when the harried director (his next unhappy assignment, by the way, is to stage a "Richard III" in which the title character has just come down with back trouble) must repeatedly and acidly remind the cast that their first public performance is only hours away. The second act, when the farcical goings-on reach their peak in a mounting series of backstage mishaps, shows the feckless players getting entangled with their costumes, props, each other, and the seven doors (there's a draped doorway, as well) through which they must continually plunge on and off, even when the doors stick or won't shut.
In the play's final performance (I can't resist telling you that the rehearsal takes place in the "Grand Theater, Weston-Super-More," the second act at the "Theater Royal, Goole," and the last at the "Municipal Theater, Stockton-on-Tees") the cast all but gives up, blowing their lines, inventing others, and literally hauling down the stuck curtain on a performance gone completely off the rails.
The cast of seven is just about perfect, thanks in large part to the split-second timing of the original director, Michael Blakemore, who unquestionably could have led the Jersey Giants to the Super Bowl without a hitch. Brian Murray is wonderfully befuddled as the director of "Nothing On" who, though finished with this assignment, drops by that Goole matinee in order to dally between shows with the ingenue. And Dorothy Loudon, though she does get off to too broad a comic pitch, instead of giving the part time to breathe, is enjoyably raddled as the frowzy housekeeper vainly trying to sort things out in a crazy house up for rent while the owner (a playwright, "God knows why," somebody observes) is presumably away in Spain.
But then, I admired everybody. Victor Garber is especially fine as a young rental agent intent on using the supposedly empty house for an assignation with a nubile and dotty young thing (Deborah Rush), who spends most of the time in provocative black underthings. However, singling out Garber, or Rush, would not be giving proper justice to the willowy, tony and increasingly manic Linda Thorson as the wife of the playwright, the latter played with hollow conviction by an altogether befuddled actor, animatedly set forth by Paxton Whitehead in a characterization markedly resembling that of a frightened outsized chipmunk. The playwright hasn't gone to Spain at all; he is simply dodging the tax collector.
Irresistible, too, are Amy Wright's tormented prop girl, another of the director's conquests, and Douglas Seale's cheery account of a bibulous and addlepated old character actor cast as a burglar. Jim Piddock's harassed company manager also is neatly handled.
Michael Annals' marvelously cheesy main set and cleverly functional backstage one, as well as his equally admirable costumes, are replicas of the ones he created for the London production, which is now nearing the two-year mark. Lighting designer Martin Aronstein has bathed the out-front scenes in the bright light of comedy, toning things down a bit for the backstage bedlam.
The playbill contains a program within the program, a who's who and all, identifying "Nothing On" as the work of a Robin Housemonger, and starring Dotty Otley (Loudon), Belinda Blair (Thorson) and Garry LeJeune (Garber). If there were space, I'd review Housemonger's effort, as well, for truth to tell, I hate to drop the subject, just as I hated to leave the theater.
You must have seen those play advertisements where some critic assures you that "You will split your sides laughing." I don't know whether you have seriously considered the somewhat grisly possibilities of a theater with merely four or five people actually with split sides. Not a pretty picture to contemplate. However, if you want to chancethe split-side caper, even as a voyeur, corset yourself up with bands of steel, and go to the Brooks Atkinson Theater where Michael Frayn's hilarious thespian farce, Noises Off, which opened last night, should leave you hopelessly helpless with gut-shaking, if not gut-breaking, merriment. It is pure fun.
Have you ever seen a bad English sex-farce badly done? Now, of course, you have almost all seen a bad English sex-farce, as there are so few good English sex farces, but the ones that do dare venture to our shores are generally adequately performed. Not so in England - certainly not in the more provincial provinces.
Michael Frayn has had the inspired idea of giving the inside story - the play lurking within the play - of a perfectly awful sex-farce, called Nothing On, from its desperate final rehearsal to its blissful last performance after some three months of rough touring. Really rough. Rough enough to make sandpaper feel like satin.
Nothing On, like all properly improper sex farces starts with a phone call, has a number of doors (in this case nine), a few characters bent on adultery (in this case only two, but, then, it is meant to be a poor sex-farce) and a great deal of misunderstanding.
The plot of Nothing On has something to do with sardiness, whisky and wild, wild women. Apart from the comic maid, it has a comic burglar and a comic sheik. None of this need detain us.
Because Nothing On is not the play. Noises Off is the play, and you must understand that Noises Off is about Nothing On, and also one of the merriest things to come down the pike in seasons.
From the moment the director (a long-suffering Cambridge-educated disaster with a lech for the ladies) tries to knock sense into his senselessly recalcitrant cast, Frayn's play acquires an impetus it scarcely ever needs.
Let me be honest here. The play is in three acts - each act trying to build up on the last. I am not sure that Frayn would not have done better with two acts, for the third act starts slightly to run out of steam. Still, even this act has many laughs that one would not willingly forego, and is perhaps needed to top off the evening.
No one who has ever had any experience of amateur theatricals - from either side of the trenches - can fail to recognize the monstrosities of the professional stage at its most amateurish.
Frayn's mechanism for laughter leaves nothing to chance, and nothing to be desired. The startling knockabout invention is provided with a cast-iron frame of actuality. The actors in the true play are just as nonsensical as the actors they are playing in the pretend play; yet Frayn's device gives them a kind of subterranean, closet reality.
When in the second act we are taken, as it were, backstage - the two enclosing acts being actually set in the setting for Nothing On - we get the backside, ringside view of the play and its disastrous performance in a contrivance that would do credit to Alan Ayckbourn.
The play is somehow continuing, as we can hear from our vantage point backstage, and note from the frantic entrances and exits of the characters, but the actors themselves have reduced, after a few weeks of touring, their private lives into chaos.
Simply jealousy and pure hatred run riot. The old drunken actor, being given his last chance, is chasing after his bottle; the dissolute director, taking time off from staging Richard III, is chasing his two mistresses; the younger lover of the older woman is jealously but unjustly chasing the company's professional silly-ass; the company's professional gossip is chasing fresh scandal, and the stage manager, propman and general understudy, is chasing his tail.
Then in the last act things really get difficult. And chaos is come again.
However adroit such a play is, it must be staged and acted absolutely to the hilt. It is here. Michael Blakemore who directed Frayn's gorgeous farrago in London, has repeated himself with advantage. The cast in London - originally, at least, for the play is still running in the West End - was excellent, but, if anything, the Broadway cast is better.
Dorothy Loudon, mugging her double-takes into triples, and contorting her jowls in comic anguish, is splendid as an aging TV star hoping to cash in a little on her popularity. Her tortured younger lover, Victor Garber, runs jealousy's gamut with strait-laced despair and impotent fury.
Everyone is adorable. Perhaps my favorites - purely personal - were Brian Murray as the director (watch out for his Richard III shtick), and Paxton Whitehead as a radiant idiot, who has lost his wife, wits and pants.
But then there were Deborah Rush as the most ingenious ingenue of all time, Amy Wright as a dimmed debutante of an assistant stage manager, Linda Thorson, sweetly saccharine as a gossip's gossip, Jim Piddock as a justifiably bewildered stage manager, and Douglas Seale, handsomely unreformed as a resourceful if doddery alcoholic.
Adding to the fun are Michael Annals' settings and costumes, which manage with great skill to make the dull and awful actually interesting.
The final triumphs belong, of course, to Frayn and Blakemore, who both keep everyone running on the right tracks. So if you are in the mood for either side-splitting, or even watching sides be split, don't miss Noises Off.
P.S. Do read the inserted program, with all its notes, for that mythical Nothing On. It is almost worth the price of admission by itself.
Prod them a little, and congenital theatergoers will admit the dark and dirty truth: The most calamitous nights in the theater can be almost as memorable as the most successful. It's strangely involving to watch actors struggle heroically in a ludicrous play. When absolutely everything goes wrong on stage, as when everything goes right, we're treated to drama that is urgent, spontaneous, unmistakably alive.
Yet whoever heard of a play in which both extremes of theatergoing pleasure occupy the same stage at the same time? That's what happens at Michael Frayn's ''Noises Off,'' the double-whammy English farce newly arrived at the Atkinson. All three acts of this play recycle the same theatrical catastrophe: We watch a half-dozen has-been and never-were British actors, at different stops on a provincial tour, as they perform the first act of a puerile, door-slamming sex farce titled ''Nothing On.'' With a plot involving wayward plates of sardines, misplaced clothing and an Arab sheik, ''Nothing On'' is the silliest and most ineptly acted play one could ever hope to encounter. But out of its lunacies, Mr. Frayn has constructed the larger prank of ''Noises Off'' - which is as cleverly conceived and adroitly performed a farce as Broadway has seen in an age.
The fun begins even before the curtain goes up. In the Playbill, we find a program-within-the-program, complete with cast biographies and advertisements, for the play-within-the- play. Among other things, we learn that the author of ''Nothing On'' is a former ''unsuccessful gents hosiery wholesaler'' whose previous farce ''Socks Before Marriage'' ran for nine years on London's West End. Once the curtain does rise, it reveals a hideous set (wittily designed by Michael Annals) that could well serve all those sex farces (''No Sex Please - We're British'' and the like) that do run for nine years in the West End. Billed as the interior of a two-level country house, the set is outfitted with seven doors, soiled walls and a blizzard of chintz.
The actors who stumble into view are scarcely more appetizing. The leading lady, cast as a jolly housemaid, is a broken-down television comedian (Dorothy Loudon) who keeps misplacing those sardines. Her fellow players range from a drunk (Douglas Seale) who misses his every cue to a terminally vacant ingenue (Deborah Rush) who habitually loses her contact lenses in mid-speech. Guiding one and all is an addled director (Brian Murray) who interrupts the performance to offer his company the grave instruction that ''doors and sardines'' are what farce, theater and life ''are all about.''
It happens that Act I of ''Noises Off'' is the frantic final run-through of ''Nothing On,'' on the eve of its premiere in the backwater of Weston- Super-Mare. As the run-through is mostly devoted to setting up what follows, it's also the only sporadically mirthless stretch of Mr. Frayn's play: We're asked to study every ridiculous line and awful performance in ''Nothing On'' to appreciate the varied replays yet to come. Still, the lags are justified by the payoff: Having painstakingly built his house of cards in Act I, the author brings it crashing down with exponentially accelerating hilarity in Acts II and III.
Indeed, Act II of ''Noises Off,'' both as written by Mr. Frayn and staged by Michael Blakemore, is one of the most sustained slapstick ballets I've ever seen. ''Nothing On'' is now a month into its tour, and we discover that its actors are carrying out a real-life sex farce that crudely parallels the fictional one they're appearing in. Mr. Frayn lets us see both farces at once, through the device of showing us a chaotic Wednesday matinee of ''Nothing On'' from the reverse angle of backstage. Every time an actor playing an illicit lover in ''Nothing On'' exits through a slamming door, he lands smack in the middle of the illicit love triangles that are destroying the company in private.
Besides being an ingeniously synchronized piece of writing and performing - with daredevil pratfalls and overlapping lines that interlock in midair - Act II of ''Noises Off'' is also a forceful argument for farce's value as human comedy. Perhaps nothing could top it, and Act III doesn't always succeed. Yet, if some loose ends remain, the third and final rendition of ''Nothing On'' has been sharpened since ''Noises Off'' opened in London. At last at the end of their tour - and in open revolt against each other and their production - the actors rewrite and sabotage every line of their script, wrestle their recalcitrant props to the ground and even contend with an understudy who suddenly assumes his role in mid-performance.
By that point Miss Loudon has been reduced to a limping, snarling, quivering sack of raw nerves, her eyes bulging in agony: She gets every laugh, not the least of which is a terrified ''Who are you?'' delivered to the unexpected understudy. Watching the glee with which Miss Loudon attacks her role, one imagines that she's recollecting every bomb that blighted her own theatrical career during those long years before ''Annie'' brought her in from the wilderness.
But ''Noises Off'' is an ensemble effort, and everyone works to a slaphappy hilt: Miss Rush, who ultimately takes to delivering her lines as if she were a malfunctioning wind-up doll; Victor Garber, as a stalwart young leading man who veers steadily and subtly into nervous and physical collapse; Paxton Whitehead, as a sonorous-voiced dolt who uses Stanislavsky neither wisely nor well; Mr. Seale's sotted old ham; Linda Thorson as the company's most dutiful ad libber in adversity (''How odd to find a telephone in the garden!''), and Jim Piddock and Amy Wright as the dim backstage staff. While Mr. Murray's director is at first too extravagantly frazzled, he finds his usual acidic tone once he starts blurring the distinctions between ''Nothing On'' and his other ongoing theatrical assignment, ''Richard III.''
As the evening's real director, Mr. Blakemore has let only a few broadly embroidered fits mar his replication of his original London production. Rightly, the text hasn't been Americanized, and it's possible that some onlookers will be left cold by Mr. Frayn's satirical jabs at a genre of West End play that has no exact Broadway equivalent. But Broadway audiences, especially these days, are keenly familiar with theatrical disaster. A joyous and loving reminder that the theater really does go on even when the show falls apart, ''Noises Off'' couldn't have arrived in New York a moment too soon.


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I always find it interesting to observe people's reaction to bad news, in this case the death of Actor Robin Williams. I am sure a large majority of us, more than most may think, have pondered the thought of suicide, even if only for a moment.
The comments thus far about Robin Williams's death have been negative from some and fortunately uplifting from many. Sometimes necessary thoughts start churning in your mind and they are meant to come out so they can be free and peace can flow.
For those who have been negative and judgmental about what suicide is or is not, or how life should or should not be, my prayer is that may anyone contemplating suicide never seek solace in you as a friend. We need to be better listeners, and less advice givers. We all fall short…….
I read a quote one time that sums up how our relationships should be with one another,
"We are not put on this earth to see through people. We are put here to see people through."
I am thankful everyday for the unconditional love that has been extended to me throughout my life. Thank you my unconditional loving family and friends. Tonight my necessary thoughts needed to escape.
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This was written from experience. When playing catch, if a dog can, they will catch the ball as you throw it rather than running after it. And even if it appears painfully caught, they want you to throw it again.
And enthusiasm for which endears me greatly to dogs. <3
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If the previous week and this week look a little different or read a little different than normal, it's because they were "backup strips" I'd done ages ago in case one day I needed them. Apparently at this point I needed them :)
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As a non-profit company promoting arts partnerships, Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) recognized that art practitioners, organizations and businesses needed better tools to support the arts. In response, BASA developed an arts sponsorship project and toolkit to enable the business community and cultural industries to develop beneficial and sustainable relationships.
For companies considering investing in the arts, the toolkit provides a step-by-step guide as well as exercises to craft a complementary relationship. Toolkit creator, Michael Goldman, explained, "it is designed to develop a company's capabilities to plan, manage and execute more effective art sponsorships."
A Senior Lecturer at the University of Pretoria's Gordon Institute of Business Science, Mr Goldman said that enhanced sponsorship management practices "can provide a business with a set of distinct capabilities that offers an additional source of competitive advantage".
At a series of workshops in May 2012, the toolkit was presented to small, medium and large corporations in Johannesburg, Durban, Port Elizabeth and Cape Town. More than 100 people attended the workshops. "This was a very valuable exercise", said Marketing Manager Desiree Pooe, "and we look forward to contributing for the greater benefit of the industry."
It is the first time that business has been offered a means to actively leverage their relationship with the arts in South Africa. At Capvest Wealth Management, Tim Roberts affirmed, "I found the ideas Michael suggested very useful, and I look forward to using the workshop toolkit" to support the art sector.
BASA-sponsored research by Artstrack has revealed a 5% growth in arts funding since 2009, thanks in part to BASA's promotion. The research will be repeated in 2014 and include questions on the toolkit's efficiency. The project also produced an initial baseline report on business arts funding in South Africa as a first step to creating the toolkit.
BASA also hopes to put into action a policy document that would stimulate tax incentives for the arts, create infrastructures and improve access to funding. The organisation will continue to facilitate regional workshops on improving arts sponsorships such as the one held in Zimbabwe in May 2012.
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Though it has a new camera module, faster processor and fingerprint sensor, the components in the new iPhone 5s are only slightly less expensive than those in the iPhone 5, says IHS. Not surprisingly, the iPhone 5c is cheaper than either the iPhone 5 or the iPhone 5s.
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London plans 1,000 foot glass tower over Battersea Power Station
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...Apologetics of the Early Church, Dr. R.C. Sproul addresses the attacks that were leveled at the church in its first four hundred years, and he explores how Justin Martyr, Augustine, and other early ch... Listen now
Handout Apologetics
...apologetics is that which deals with answering any and all critics who oppose or question the revelation of God in Christ and the Bible. This study explores a whole host of doctrines important to the ... Watch now
Apologetics of the Early Church
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Handout Apologetics
...apologetics is that which deals with answering any and all critics who oppose or question the revelation of God in Christ and the Bible. This study explores a whole host of doctrines important to the ...DVD $70.00 $63.00 Add to Cart
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An Absolute Sort of Certainty: The Holy Spirit and the Apologetics of Jonathan Edwards
...apologetics by exploring his view of the Spirit's work in inspiration, regeneration, illumination, and especially assurance.Paperback $15.00 $12.00 Add to Cart
Choosing My Religion
If there's one thing the majority of young people believe today it is that there is no such thing as absolute truth. Truth is relative. Unfortunately, this way of thinking is not limited to unbe... Watch now
The Dark Side of Islam
In this informative interview, Dr. R.C. Sproul and Abdul Saleeb discuss the differences between Islam and Christianity. Saleeb, a former Muslim from the Middle East, is the co-author of Answering Isla... Listen now
Defending Your Faith
...Apologetics with R.C. Sproul, Dr. Sproul surveys the history of apologetics and demonstrates that reason and science are your allies in defending the existence of God and the historical truth claims o... Watch now
Christian Evidences
In a day where science seems to be the final arbiter of truth, all religious convictions and theological persuasions are relegated to the world of faith. Does the Christian have any reason to believe ...CD $31.00 $27.90 Add to Cart
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City of God
St. Augustine of Hippo, is one of the central figures in the history of Christianity, and this book is one of his greatest theological works. Written as an eloquent defense of the faith at a time when...Paperback $16.00 $12.80 Add to Cart
The Dawkins Letters: Challenging Atheist Myths
Richard Dawkins is an author and pundit who sometimes writes about science, but most recently has published a book decrying religion in general and Christianity specifically. David Robertson, a pastor...Paperback $9.00 $7.20 Add to Cart
Defending the Faith
In the early twentieth century J. Gresham Machen emerged as one of America's best known Protestant intellectuals and a widely respected fundamentalist. But as an opponent of Prohibition and defender o...Paperback $19.00 $15.20 Add to Cart
Is Jesus the Only Savior?
Today many question the idea that there is only one way to heaven (or that Christianity is the only true faith) -- even some people who identify themselves as Christians. In a world where we are likel...Paperback $17.00 $13.60 Add to Cart
Reason to Believe
In Reason to Believe, R.C. Sproul answers the most common questions and objections raised by skeptics to the truths of the Christian faith. Using compelling logic, he addresses such questions as: Doe...Paperback $13.00 $10.40 Add to Cart
Choosing My Religion
What do you believe in? Whatever it is, that is your religion. Religion shapes your loves, ideals, behavior, and goals, but unless you've thought about it clearly, your religion may not be worth...Paperback $10.00 $8.00 Add to Cart
TrueU: Does God Exist?
...apologetics training series primarily geared to help prepare high school students for the rigorous challenges and attacks that will confront them on the university campus. My guess is that it will end...DVD $40.00 $32.00 Add to Cart
March 2006 Tabletalk
The theme of the March 2006 issue of Tabletalk is the Fundamentalist–Modernist Controversy of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. As the spirit of the Enlightenment embr...Magazine $2.25 Add to Cart
The God of Sex
A placard carried in the San Diego Gay Parade said it all: "He's your God. They're your rules. You go to Hell." Clearly, there is no longer any commonly held ultimate authority. So merely quoting Bibl...Paperback $20.00 $16.00 Add to Cart
TrueU Bundle
This bundle contains both DVD sets 1 and 2. TrueU 1: Does God Exist?How do you know God is real? Is there evidence for a Creator? This life-changing DVD provides proven facts and insights from philoso...DVD $80.00 $64.00 Add to Cart
Christianity for Skeptics
This classic by Dr. Steve Kumar has been considerably updated with assistance from Dr. Jonathan Sarfati. It contains cutting edge material on design in nature and the Christian roots of science, and w...Paperback $17.00 $13.60 Add to Cart


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Alexander Technique Group Class: See information about the free demonstration class at the Faulkner County Library, Sept. 7 at 2pm, and our classes at UCA at http://uca.edu/csm/alexander-technique.
Beginner Guitar Class: Join our popular 10-week beginner guitar class, for students ages 14 and up; Thursdays, 6:30-7:30pm, beginning Sept. 18. Learn basic chords and how to play in many different keys, and play real music you know and like! You'll also be reading music – both staff and tab – so you can read music on your own. Materials fee of $7 is payable to the instructor at the first class. Minimum of 5 students required; maximum enrollment is 10. Instructor: Nate Mathews
Music Reading 101: This 4-week class is for students, ages 16 and up, who want learn to read music and understand the basics of music theory. If you used to understand and read music but have forgotten a lot and want to rekindle your musical chops, play by ear or never had a lesson and don't know a C half note from a sharp on the staff, this class is for you! A weekly 1-hour class beginning on Monday, September 15m 6pm. Instructor: Marian Aun
Little Mozart Pre-Piano Class: This is a fun introduction to the keyboard and an excellent program to determine a child's readiness for piano lessons. This 6-week class is for children, approximately ages 5-7, and in Kindergarten - Second grade. Students meet weekly: Tuesday, 5-5:30pm. Maximum enrollment: 6. Minimum enrollment for class to make: 4. Tuition: $90. A materials fee of $15 is payable at the first class. Instructor: Terrie Shires, SFA 134A
Call 501-450-5755, or email email@example.com to schedule your VOCA audition time.
Voices of Central Arkansas (VOCA) is for students in grades 3-12 who love to sing and want to learn to sing well! We have three groups: the Choristers training choir for treble voices, grades 3-5; Concert Choir for treble voices in grades 5-9, and the mixed-voice Youth Choir for 10th-12th graders and younger male students whose voices have changed, and also selected college singers. VOCA promotes musical literacy and performance by providing a challenging, high quality choral experience for its members, and has received numerous awards and trophies since it's creation in 1996.
We will open our season with an Ice Cream Social on Monday, September 8th in the lobby of Snow Fine Arts. The evening will begin with ice cream from 6:00 - 6:30pm, followed by a parent/student meeting in the recital hall. This event provides us with an opportunity to meet returning VOCA families and welcome our new members.
Our first rehearsal will be Monday, September 15th. VOCA rehearses each Monday of the school year from 6-7:30pm. The CAYC will rehearse each Monday from 7:35-8:35pm. Our Concert Choir and CAYC director is Dr. Sheri Cook-Cunningham and Ms. Carrie Martens conducts the Choristers. Bart Dooley, music specialist at Ida Burns Elementary assists as accompanist.
Students receive instruction in vocal technique, learn a variety of music in many styles and languages, perform several concerts each semester, and participate in a regional or national music festival or competition annually.
In Spring 2013, the choir sang in performance with The American Boychoir and one of our own, Douglas Butler, auditioned for and was accepted as a new member of the American Boychoir.
During the Fall 2013 semester, VOCA performed in concert with the Conway Symphony Orchestra, the Moscow Ballet and the Conway Men's Chorus. VOCA also performed at College Square Retirement Center and at UCA's Snow Fine Arts Recital Hall.
In March 2014, choir members and parents flew to New York City and performed in the Festival at Carnegie Hall. Participation in the festival was a wonderful opportunity for our members. Members and parents visited Ellis Island, Times Square, The Gershwin Theatre where they saw Wicked, the Statue of Liberty and other famous sites in NYC. It was an outstanding experience, musically and educationally.
AUDITION INFORMATION: A short audition is required for membership. Auditions for new students this fall will be held Aug. 19-21 and Aug. 27 from 4-6pm. Parents or older students should contact the Community School office at 501-450-5755 or 450-3672, or e-mail email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com to schedule a 10-minute audition. A prepared piece is not required for Choristers or Children's choir, but a short 2-minute song and sight-reading is required for the CAYC. All students are asked to match pitches. Tuition is $215 for the school year and and a payment plan may be set up upon request. Donations are being accepted for need-based scholarships and for assisting our students who participate in the annual music festival. Contributions are tax-deductible and additional information is on the VOCA website, http://uca.edu/csm/central-arkansas-childrens-choir, or you may call our office at 501-450-5755.
Home-School Classes: We have always offered music lessons during the day for home-schooled students, but we are now developing some classes specifically for home-schooled students and want your input. Watch for information about an Open House for Home-Schooled students and parents, coming up in September. If you have suggestions for class offerings, contact Jann Bryant at email@example.com.


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ReligareReligare is an emerging markets financial services group with a presence across Asia, Africa, Middle East, Europe, and the Americas. In India, Religares largest market, the group offers a wide array of products and services including broking, insur...
63. raja Sep 9, 2008 3:17:33 PM IST | Reply
when compared to others, religare software is slow. If you are interday trader, please look for other service provider.
62. jitendra kumar Sep 5, 2008 9:50:36 AM IST | Reply
i m jitendra , i have already account in religare but now i wan online trading so what processor of on line trading.........
61. rochak yadav Aug 21, 2008 5:42:09 PM IST | Reply
i m rochak , i have already account in religare but now i wan online trading so what processor of on line trading.........
60. mahendar Jul 27, 2008 3:51:52 PM IST | Reply
religare race pro software is best suited to slow tradersand mostly who does delivery buying & selling. Because some times orders which are pending are get stuck in that column, they niether get modified or cancelled. i.e software system hangs up some times and by the time head office staff get clear that hang the rates may go down or up. Think twice before going for religare
59. sairam Jul 25, 2008 6:45:57 PM IST | Reply
religare executives providing best service they wish to come several times whenever d customer needs service
58. manish Jul 13, 2008 4:01:11 PM IST | Reply
The Service is very bad. I cannot open New Race account. And nobody ready to answer. So please friend plz not open account with Religare. Religare has huge software problem. It hangs many times during trading hour. And you can not trade in Z group stocks.. So think twice before opening account here. My suggestion "Plz Dont. Its really bad"
57. sanjay Jul 10, 2008 2:20:31 PM IST | Reply
religare executives giving superb service i tried reliance compare to service RELIGARE they are nothing
56. Sanjeev Srivastva Jun 26, 2008 3:15:42 PM IST | Reply
i just want to know, if i open trading account in ur concern dat the money of rs 5000 dat is required is refundable or not. can i use this amount to invest in equities. or such amount will be deemed worst.
55. deepak kumar Jun 25, 2008 1:40:36 PM IST | Reply
hi im race pro client and i m unable to download trading software,can anyone helpme out to get the software
54. Satish Kumar Jun 20, 2008 7:29:59 PM IST | Reply
In spite of sending 2 SMS's to your number since the last 3 weeks, the standard reply was "Our religare team will contact you". In splite of the lapse of time of 3 weeks still it is unfortunate that no body from your end has the time to contact the customer.Would you not think it is bad service ?If the service at the initial stage is like this then what can be expected in the future ?
53. Saurabh jain Jun 4, 2008 5:34:26 PM IST | Reply
Hi frnds .... I have a online account with religare, R-ACE Pro ... I paid Rs. 1800 for this, refundable... only if u give them brokerage of more than 1800 in a year... The software is good but the people r not good ... they care for u only if u r BIG CLIENT and bull s- - t if u r small client... my experiance is not good with them ... they charge interest on delayed payemnt ...for them, delayed payment means that if u buy shares on monday pay on tuesday else they charge interest and pay nothing for unutilised amt... my RM left the Religare and no one bothered to inform me abt that and it has been more than 4-5 months i have no informatin abt my RM.... In short after having experiance with them and listening to the views of other small investors i have come to conclusion that .... small investors shud open account with local brokers only or at the most brokers with regional operations only .... they atleast give u good service and if u have any problem they listen to u patiently and solve it immediately ....
52. Anubhav Jun 4, 2008 2:03:33 AM IST | Reply
Hi , i new in this field n i want to start trading but i m not able select the broker as when i opt to go for RELIANCE MONEY , i find there is much negligience from there side n i found same thing here And in case of SARE KHAN i found there broakage is on d bit higher side SO PLEASE GUIDE TO OPT A GOOD BROKAGE ....
51. KD DEEPAk May 30, 2008 6:51:05 PM IST | Reply
RELIGARE is the worst service provider. haven't recd my refund of RELIANCE POWER IPO yet. No help from customer care.
50. GANESH ACHARYA May 27, 2008 9:31:07 PM IST | Reply
Hi,I felt out of all brokarae house, RELIGARE is the worst service provider.i have accounts with icicidirect, reliance money, indiainfo and of course INDIABULLS. the best ever in the broking house is indiabulls.the customised software is damm good. ( power indiabulls)(PIB))in religare if you are placing a short call with huge qty ( 500 to 7000), then their software fails to square off your position, as a result the whole short call's quantity will be taken as delivery........ ( really surprising!!!!)the instead of intraday brokarage they will charge with hefty delivery brokarage( this happend with my account's N' no. of times). in my case they have taken delivery for nearly 80 lakh rupees shares as delivery, and they sucked my money like anything........ as brokarage.if u ask them,they will tell you that" they can't do anything for technical problem........."so every body PLEASE DON'T TAKE RELIGARE ACCOUNT""""""icicidirect is not a user friendly account.in indiabulls you can at a time watch N no. of orderbooks ( market depth in case of religare, best 5 bid/ in case of icicidirect)in all other trading software, at a time you can hardly watch 1 order book, not more than that.for more information refer http://power.indiabulls.com/Thanks ..........
49. RATNESH HARNAGLE May 19, 2008 1:11:08 PM IST | Reply
48. Nilesh May 12, 2008 3:04:11 PM IST | Reply
The best thing about Religare is that its web site works only in Internet Explorer. I am using linux machine and it obviously dont run IE. I use Mozilla and Religare site succks... here. So, I will suggest if you dont have option of IE dont fo with Religare.
47. Dharmendra singh May 11, 2008 2:10:19 PM IST | Reply
worst service provider who could not open my demat acount for last 02 months from Latur branch.an irresponsible behaviour from company.
46. Ramesh May 3, 2008 10:39:45 AM IST | Reply
Pls dont open an account with religare as they r the worst service provider in this category. I have applied for a demat account and it took 45 days to activate my account. my money struck with them 45 days. Whenever i do trading i am getting n number of errors which i didn't get a proper solution from their customer service executives. So i will rate them 1 out of 5.
45. SUJITH KUMAR S. Apr 28, 2008 11:46:28 AM IST | Reply
Dear Friends, it's true that they Religare delay in their services a bit, But they do provide good servi8ce when it comes to broking. only a good Relationship Manager will be able to route the services of the company to you. Here in Kerala we are getting good service from the Sales Manager. Thanks to the religare advisors they help in trade a lot. Now I am getting exposure upto 12times for Intraday. And Religare is providing me Delivery Exposure too. I am a beginner in Online Trading but in my family almost everyone have Demat facility with different brokers. My Brother had adviced me to go for Religare, He said it's excellent among all the Online Broking platforms. I found him right when i started using RACE Pro. I am sharing my experience for the sake of all traders to yield good profit through RACE Pro.'s easy trading experience.
44. dinesh kalra Apr 16, 2008 4:50:29 PM IST | Reply
the religare is the wrost company in broking house that i ever been have.disadvantages of religare:1)they do not provide margin funding.2) basically offline for trading.3)no customer care and bad response.4) limitatation in purchasing.5) lots of hidden charges.6) no reserch reports and 3 rd class terminal not easy to operate.7) sattelment and sort position problems.


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Four IQ Advisor Funds Join Nuveen Family Of Closed-End Funds
Nuveen Investments, a leading global provider of investment services to institutions and high-net-worth investors, today announced that Nuveen Asset Management (Nuveen) has assumed the role of investment adviser for four closed-end funds previously managed by IQ Investment Advisors LLC (IQ Advisors). Each fund's shareholders approved this change on September 30, 2010 as previously announced by IQ Advisors. The four funds are:
· Dow 30 SM Premium & Dividend Income Fund Inc. (NYSE:DPD)
· Dow 30 SM Enhanced Premium & Income Fund Inc. (NYSE:DPO)
· Global Income & Currency Fund (NYSE:GCF)· MLP & Strategic Equity Fund Inc. (NYSE:MTP) Each fund's portfolios will continue to be managed by the same investment teams. Nuveen affiliate Nuveen HydePark Group, LLC (HydePark) will continue as sub-adviser to DPO and DPD, Fiduciary Asset Management, LLC (FAMCO) will continue as sub-adviser to MTP, and Nuveen will continue to manage GCF's portfolio . "We are pleased to welcome IQ shareholders to the Nuveen closed-end fund family where we believe they will benefit from the significant resources we have dedicated to managing closed-end funds and providing specialized service to closed-end fund investors," said Bill Adams, Executive Vice President, Nuveen Investments. "We have worked closely with IQ Advisors and the IQ fund board to ensure a smooth transition that provides continuity in the investment process and shareholder service." Additionally, three of the funds declared regular monthly distributions which are listed in the table below: The following dates apply to today's distribution declarations:
|Record Date
|October 22, 2010
|Ex-Dividend Date
|October 20, 2010
|Payable Date
|October 29, 2010
Fund Name
Per Share Amount
Dow 30 SM Premium & Dividend Income Fund Inc.
|Dow 30 SM Enhanced Premium and Income Fund Inc.
|MLP & Strategic Equity Fund Inc.
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This video advises viewers who want to decrease energy consumption to take a lesson from a cat lying in the sun. The sun's energy, an engineering design professor explains, can be harnessed for human needs in three ways: convert solar energy to heat, heat hot water, or convert solar energy to electricity.
One example in the video focuses on how solar panels helped a school to decrease electricity costs, and taught students they could make a difference. Another is how a prison heated water for showers and laundry with solar panels. Both the school and prison significantly decreased energy consumption.
Solar energy can be captured and transformed for use in our everyday lives and homes. It's not just a modern idea. In ancient times Romans would cover the windows in their homes with glass or mica in order to trap the heat from the sun during the cold winter months.[1] From the mid 1800s through the 1980s scientists concerned about depleting the earth's fossil fuels worked to invent and produce efficient ways of producing solar power.
Currently solar power is used in calculators, satellites, emergency road signs, and parking lot lights. Where the cost of stringing a conventional power line is high (such as for temporary road signs), solar can be a very cost-effective solution. Some homes even have solar panels as a means of producing some of their electricity.
Like homes with solar panels, the school and prison featured in this video cut the cost of electricity for themselves and the environment (e.g., with respect to their contributions to global warming). Why aren't we using solar energy more extensively?
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Due to the Earth's natural tilt on its axis, the amount of direct sunlight that geographical locations receive varies with latitude. Locations near the equator are positioned at nearly ninety degree angles in reference to the sun, whereas locations at higher latitudes are positioned at much greater angles and receive far less direct sunlight. Therefore, the amount of solar energy that can be harnessed varies.
The amount of solar energy also varies with the time of year. For example, in Europe during the summer months, the northern hemisphere is tilted toward the sun, and therefore, the sun traverses a high, nearly vertical arch through the sky.[2] As the Earth continues its revolution and the northern hemisphere tilts away from the sun, Europe experiences winter. During these months, the sun travels a flatter, more southerly path.
[1] Smith, C. (1995). History of Solar Energy: Revisiting Solar Power's Past. Technology Review, 98(5), 38-47.
[2] Hug, Rolf. The Solarserver: Forum for Solar Energy. Retrieved August 19, 2008 from http://www.solarserver.de/solarmagazin/anlageapril2000-e.html
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List some of the things on here that annoy you.
One thing that annoys me is having threads on draft winners.
List some of the things on here that annoy you.
One thing that annoys me is having threads on draft winners.
Threads started by Agent Nationaux
****s quoting people that I have on my ignore list.
Arsenal fans
where is Piper
lack of cash prizes for arcade game high scores
Burgey's name is too similar to Burpey's and this makes me said coz Burp's dead baby Burp's dead
Jono again
i'm hungry
Jesus brings life eternal
remembering the life of Phil 'The Prince' Hughes
I miss Borcich.
Do you know the b00dmaster?
- Faulkner debut jokes
- Zinger pie references
- "magic like stars"
- People bagging out Jono
- Lokomotiv threads
- Spambots
- Benchmark00
- Inappropriate sexual references
- Talking about Team India's phenomenal fielding
^There isn't enough of any of these and that truly annoys me.
Lack of Benchmark00, I want him back. Get him up here, he's a Victorian.
- Lack of female posters
- Absence of AMAs by cricketers
- ATG crap
~ Do you think I care for you so little that betraying me would make a difference ~
Why do you find my threads annoying furballs?
I get annoyed at people who get fixated on half of one sentence in someones post just because it says something that is slightly incorrect or inaccurate, while at the same time ignoring all the good stuff that the person writes. It's as if we've got all evening to proof read and google the definition of every last solitary word we write before hitting the 'reply' button.
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"What is you're all time test XI?"
"This guy can't be as good as that guy who played 400 years ago even though he probably is better"
"I think he's slightly overrated, therefore he's rubbish"
Draft thread #47- Draft Poll- Draft winnershonours board... seriously?
Strawman selective quoting
Posters feigning deafness to parts of a post, just coz
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I do find Loko and Esperance annoying. It was pretty funny at the beginning but now that the novelty has worn off, it's not so funny anymore.
I miss Benchy.
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