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Frankie Wilson (second from left) laughs with Jerome Bryant (left), George Harrington and Beverly Lewis while hanging out at Bryant's home on 45th Street in Gifford on Friday afternoon. "It ain't as bad as everybody wants to make it out to be around here," said Harrington, who was born in Gifford and now lives in Fort Pierce. "It's still a nice town. I'm proud to say I'm from here."
Freddie Woolfork, director of public relations at the Gifford Youth Activity Center and a fixture in the Gifford community, bows his head in prayer during the second night of the revival held at New Mount Sinai Missionary Baptist Church on Thursday evening. Community leaders such as Woolfork have been outspoken to denounce the recent violence that has occurred in the area and are pushing members of the community to stand up against the acts.
Alex McKinley, who works as an auto detailer in Gifford, pressure washes a car at the intersection of 33rd Avenue and 45th Street on Friday afternoon. "It's a normal neighborhood," said McKinley, who visits the location daily to wash cars. "Everybody is cool, calm and collect. Everyone knows each other and is peaceful."
New Mount Sinai Missionary Baptist Church, located on 28th Avenue, is one of nearly a dozen churches spread throughout the community of Gifford.
Pamela Miller holds out her arms as she sings during the first night of the tent revival held in Gifford on Wednesday evening. The event, attended by nearly 200 in the community, was held in response to multiple shootings in the area.
Reverend Willie Scott (right) unload mulch with his son Joshua, 15, while landscaping around St. Elizabeth Church of Deliverance on 29th Street in Gifford on Friday afternoon. "I'm building character," said Willie, referring to bringing his son to assist him. "Good work ethic builds character. He believes that parents should use more discipline with their children to help them from getting involved in activities such as drugs and violence. "You have to do the right thing. So many people want to live fast."
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It wasnt long after Brad McKinney first picked up a lacrosse stick as a youngster that he developed a passion for the sport.
It also wasnt long before the Watertown High school senior aspired to attend Syracuse University and play lacrosse. That dream has become a reality as McKinney signed a letter of intent Thursday morning to attend the school and take his lacrosse career to the collegiate level.
McKinney, who verbally committed to Syracuse back when he was as a junior last November, made it official and will receive an athletic scholarship from the university that Watertown boys lacrosse coach Brian Navarra called the Mecca of all lacrosse programs.
Its definitely been a dream of mine to go there, so it was an easy decision for me, McKinney said. This is a great moment for me.
Thursday was the first day of the NCAA early-signing period that lasts until next Thursday.
The midfielder didnt start playing lacrosse until he was in the eighth grade and, one year later, he was competing at the varsity level.
I just instantly fell in love with the sport, said McKinney, who donned an orange Syracuse cap after he signed the paperwork. I spent hours and hours on the turf and people where like why are you spending so much time on the turf? And I was like its because I want to get better and I truly love the game. Its a fun time.
At the end of my summer after eighth grade and going into ninth grade, I got really into lacrosse. And thats when I was like Syracuse is where I want to be.
McKinney has excelled in several other sports at Watertown, including soccer and swimming.
The one thing that I continue to here from Division coaches is they love to see student athletes play more than one sport and do well academically, Watertown athletic director Mike Lennox said. Brad is a four-year player at the varsity level in soccer and in lacrosse. Hes also a six-year varsity athlete in swimming, also here at Watertown. His commitment to academics and athletics is very impressive.
A member of the Sweetlax lacrosse club, McKinney also considered the University at Albany and Rutgers University, but Syracuse was tops.
Once we worked out the details it was a done deal, said McKinney, a two-time Times All-North first teamer in lacrosse. It was the easiest decision of my life. ... I just couldnt pass up this opportunity.
McKinney, who totaled 58 points, including a team-leading 43 goals for Watertowns lacrosse team last spring. As a sophomore, McKinney also compiled 58 points, including 35 goals.
Navarra credited much of McKinneys success to a steady work ethic. Brad just started playing lacrosse in the eighth grade, he said.
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The Archbishop of Bangui, in the Central African Republic, has joined with an influential Islamic leader in a plea for international intervention to end bloodshed in the country, saying that the government has lost control.
Archbishop Dieudonné Nzapalainga and Imam Oumar Kobine Layama, who are touring Europe together, have asked for a reinforcement of the 6,000 French troops now serving in the Central African Republic, the Fides news service reports. The religious leaders said that the international force was not adequate to curb the fighting between rebels and militia groups.
"The state has failed," Archbishop Nzapalainga told Fides. He reported that only 2 of the 36 government ministries are functioning, and the structure of political leadership will have to be rebuilt entirely.
On January 23, Catherine Samba-Panza was sworn in as the new president of the Central African Republic. The archbishop welcomed her election, but said that she would be hard pressed to revive an administration that had collapsed.
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DEPARTMENT of Public Works and Highways-Cordillera Director Edilberto Carabbacan on Wednesday denounced the rape of Benguet's pride, Mt. Pulag.
This came as he revealed a special meeting called by Benguet Representative Ronald Cosalan was held together with the DPWH and Department of Environment Natural Resources regional director Clarence Baguilat to address concerns on the country's second highest peak.
"Even before the construction of roads and tire paths in the area, encroachers have already found their way there and established farmlands," Carabbacan said.
The Highways official reported these farmlands are so vast backhoes are utilized to make areas in Pulag more suitable for farming.
"This is sad since it has been agreed between parties that the DPWH is only allowed to do 4 meters of road widening so as not to compromise the flora and fauna in the area," Carabbacan lamented.
He then called on the community around Pulag to be the ones to safeguard their environs.
"One cannot rely solely on government to address all these problems. [The people] must be the ones to protect Pulag from these encroachers," Carabbacan stressed adding the government is doing its best as well to preserve the famous tourist destination in the province.
Earlier, Baguilat already advised the carrying capacity of Mt. Pulag is only 120 climbers at a time. The Environment director then advised local government units concerned and also groups intending to climb Pulag to keep this number in mind for their safety.
It was last year when P10 million was earmarked for the rehabilitation and improvement of facilities in Pulag. Identified projects include improving the toilets, ranger stations and trails and to train guides as well.
Mt. Pulag, declared a national park, stands 2,924 meters. The park has a large diversity of flora and fauna, many of which are endemic to the mountain. Its wildlife includes threatened mammals such as the Philippine Brown deer, Northern Luzon Giant Cloud rat and the Luzon Pygmy Fruit bat.
Mt. Pulag touches parts of Buguias, Bokod, Kayapa and Tinoc but is 80 percent part of Kabayan. Boundaries of the reservation reaches as far as Nueva Vizcay and Ifugao.
The Armed Forces of the Philippines has set up camp along its perimeters in a bid to thwart encroachment and illegal logging in the sacred mountain.
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PTSD is a common and distressing possible outcome following exposure to a traumatic event. Recent studies show that memory processes may be central to the development of the disorder, and interrupting the consolidation of traumatic memories may prevent the disorder from developing. Specifically the use of a visual spatial task has been shown to reduce a key characteristic of PTSD, intrusions, in non-clinical populations. This study aims to administer a visual spatial task to recent trauma survivors in the Emergency Room, and compare PTSD and symptoms development in these patients as compared to a control group who did not carry out the task. The study hypothesizes that the task will result in less PTSD, lower levels of intrusions, dissociation and pain.
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Kirby: Setting a new standard in standardized testing
That's me at Garfield Elementary School about the time standardized testing suggested that I might be mentally retarded. The term is no longer in vogue but it was a legitimate medical diagnosis in 1963.
My condition was arrived at because of awful grades, poor test scores and abysmal behavior. Small wonder. Do I look like I could pay attention?
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During standardized testing for advancement to the next grade, my intelligence was found to be on par with that of a muskrat. It might explain why I sometimes climbed out a window in the middle of class.
My parents and I were invited to an ominous meeting. A specialist informed them that something might need to be done about me. Perhaps a more remedial school or possibly even temporary confinement.
Specialist: "Bobby is just not keeping up with kids his age."
My father: "Are those kids sociopaths, too?"
The specialist offered my miserable test scores as proof of a possible mental handicap. In my defense, the old man countered with better proof that I was actually just an easily distracted criminal.
"If he's so slow how is it that he reads six books a week, drives my car unless I hide the keys and last month used his mother's Lady Remington to shave the word "[deleted]" into the side of a neighbor's horse?"
I sat and listened. What was the big deal about tests? I was smart enough to find my way home after school. I could make a grilled-cheese sandwich. I knew how to change the television channel.
Really, who cared if Ponce de Leon discovered Florida? How much difference did it make that John had a dollar and his sister only 50 cents? Did a noun really matter in the grand scheme of things?
It occurred to me that this reasoning made me the smartest person in the room. Apparently not because the specialist and my parents agreed that I would retake the tests.
It was even worse this time, just Mrs. Henry and me with a ticking clock and a pencil. I was in hell with the bride of Satan while the rest of the kids were out playing.
Question No. 1: "What did brothers Wilbur and Orville Wright invent?"
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By Question No. 3 I grew bored and started marking the A, B, C, D, E, bubbles in reverse order. It looked cool on the page kind of zig-zaggy but not so much when the correction overlay was placed on top of it.
I flunked again. This time a mollusk was a genius compared to me. It was astonishing that I even knew how to dress myself, much less show up at school.
There were more meetings and talking and speculating about my mental prowess. My parents held fast and I stayed on track despite the school's effort to kick me back down to kindergarten.
Thanks to extra credit, summer school, tutors and pointed threats, I managed to hang in there for all 12 grades. I was thrown out of school just in time to get my draft notice.
Last week I had lunch with my parents. My mother said she often wondered how far my criminal creativity would have taken me if there had been medication to help me focus as a kid.
It's not something I worry about much. I like where I am today. Who wants to be standard anyway?
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Troy Hemphill of T.C. Roberson, who will attend UNC-Asheville in the fall, scored twice Tuesday night leading the West to a 3-2 win against the East in the 21st Annual North Carolina Coaches Association East-West Senior All-Star Soccer Games at UNC-Greensboro. With the win, the West leads the all-time series with 10 wins, seven losses and four ties. Hemphill,
who played in the North Carolina-South Carolina All-Star Clash in Daniel Island, S.C., on July 8, was named the game's Most Valuable Player. Hemphill scored the game-winning goal at 60:33 of the second half. The winning goal was unassisted. Jerry Zeller of Shelby also scored for the West. The West outshot the East, 13-9. Defender Mike Andreski of Wilkes Central and midfielder Chris Dixon of Hickory played for the West.
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It is as entertaining as it is dubious an approach, as Pasteur gains credit for rescuing his nation from debt after the Franco-Prussian War as well as improving health and wellbeing everywhere. At no point is the curing of milk described. If the relentless prods to remind us of the nobility of the hero's enterprise and the small-mindedness of bureaucrats and hidebound experts get a bit tiresome (though these days, reminders of why we should care are all too often missing from bio-pics), Muni's performances never do. Tired of playing half-wit hunkies as in Scarface, Black Fury, and Bordertown, Muni pushed to make Pasteur against the resistance of Jack Warner who had no idea a new prestige genre would be born. Muni's ability to play resources of wit and brilliance mixed with all-too-human moments of befuddlement, prickliness and even a longing for escape to simplicity, invested his Pasteur and Zola with liveliness beyond the hagiographic tendency of the screenplays.
The quality often lacking from modern bio-pics, for all their warts and all approach, is that as they throw in all the moments of drug addiction, infidelity and mental illness we love so much, they usually leave out the context of achievement that Pasteur works so hard to present. Pasteur isn't as good a film as Zola, for that film's high drama came tied in a ribbon. But you could do a lot worse...like A Beautiful Mind...


text: Composer turns wave machine into giant water instrument Culture 10 October 12 by Ian Steadman Lots of songs have been composed about water, or to be performed on water, but not as many have been written to be performed by water. A chance to see and hear one such composition will come on 30 October, as a composer plans to turn a wave machine into a giant instrument the size of a swimming pool."Sound-Wave" (good pun) is the creation of Plymouth University's Dr Alexis Kirke, who will strap motion sensing pads to his arms and wrists to translate his conducting -- literally -- into movements. Sensors arranged around the pool will detect the water splashing up against the edges and turn that into an accompanying electronic track. There will also be a group of water drummers performing Baka music, which uses water as both a percussive instrument in itself and as a way of changing the pitch of other instruments.The wave machine, which Plymouth University claims is the most advanced in the UK, can recreate a range of oceanic conditions -- though performing a song is probably not something the designers had originally considered. Dr Kirke composed "Sound-Wave" in collaboration with technologist and composer Samuel Freeman, and as a composer-in-residence of Plymouth University's Marine Institute Dr Kirke says his job is to "communicate the power of marine science through the medium of art".The performance will apparently have three movements -- just the wave pool, then water drummers, and then a final third movement with all the different parts to create a "large wave crescendo".We've covered Dr Kirke's work before on Wired.co.uk -- in January 2011 he unveiled a musical collaboration between a violinist and subatomic particles. Radium-225 decayed, spitting out charged particles into a cloud chamber and ionising the floating water droplets. Those droplets clumped together, leaving a visible gap that indicated the trajectory of each subatomic particle. A computer picked up each trace, turning their locations into corresponding bass notes. John Matthias, a violinist who has previously played with Radiohead and Coldcut, accompanied the piece.Image: Shutterstock Edited by David Cornish Comments Latest on wired.co.uk


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One chickenpox shot is already part of the childhood immunization schedule, but Texas doctors are joining national health experts in recommending that children get a second shot. Austin pediatrician Dr. Ari Brown of the TMA's Be Wise - Immunize campaign says they now know that one shot may not be enough for some kids.
"About one in five kids who have been vaccinated will still get a mild case of the illness. And so what we're seeing is that if children actually get two doses they will be better protected, and so we'll reduce those breakthrough infections for kids who've been vaccinated."
Most children are vaccinated for chickenpox after their first birthday, but Dr. Brown says they're now recommending a booster shot at age four or five, the age most children are ready to start kindergarten. She says children over the age of five or six who've had only one shot since the vaccine came out in 1995 should also get the booster regardless of their age, and children of any age who never had the first shot should get both shots about two months apart. Brown says this is important because chickenpox is a very serious disease that can be deadly.
"Several thousands of people are hospitalized every year for chickenpox, prior to the vaccine coming out, and there were over a hundred deaths every year from chickenpox, so it's a disease that should be taken seriously and that's why it is important to get kids vaccinated and make sure they're protected."
Dr. Brown says chickenpox is one of the most contagious of all the childhood diseases.
"Chickenpox occurs in epidemics, so if one child in a classroom gets it there are often going to be several kids who get it, or in a household if one child gets it then the brothers and sisters frequently will get it, so it is extremely contagious."
Which means children in schools and day-care centers are the most vulnerable, and she urges parents to contact their doctor or local public health agency if they have any questions. Jim Bell, Houston Public Radio News.


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Mihai Eminescu was born in 15 January
1850 at Botosani .
was the 7th of the 11 childs of Gheorghe Eminovici .
He spent his childhood at Botosasi and
Ipotesti in his parent's
house and outdoors ,in a total freedom in moves ,and touch with peple and
nature. Eminescu evoked this state with deep nostalgy in his later
poems : 'Fiind baiet' or
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studies at the school
of Cernauti in the
1858-1866 period and
graduates the 4th grade the fift out of 82 people. After that he studi-
2 years in gimnasium ,and leaves school in 1863 ,comes back in 1850 and leaves
again in 1866.
Meanwhile Eminescu was hiered as a
functionary at diverse institutions in Botosani ,or
spends the time with the 'Tardini-Vladicescu'
The year 1866 is the first year in
Eminescu's literary activity.
January the same year his teacher Aron Pumnul died so his
students published a broshure named 'Lacramioarele invataceilor gimnazisti'
wich included the poem 'La mormantul lui Aron Pumnul' signed by Mihai
In 9 March 1866 he debutes in Iosif
Vulcan's magazine named 'Familia' with the poem 'De-as
vrea'. Iosif Vulcan changed Mihai
name to Mihai Eminescu .In the same year Eminescu published another
five poem in the 'Familia' magazine.
The poet made a journey on the root
Cernauti-Blaj-Sibiu-Giurgiu-Bucuresti since 1866 until 1869
,wich helped him to learn
more about the romanian people. In this period he worked at the
Theatre where he met I.L. Caragiale .He continued to write
the 'Familia' magazine ,and made some translations from German
From 1869 to 1872 he's a student at
Viena .There he met Ioan Slavici and Veronica Micle with who he starts a
colaboration at
'Convorbiri literare'.
From 1872 to 1874 he's an ordinary
student in Berlin.
He was
studiing without intermitences but he didn't go to exams.
In 1877 he moves to Bucharest ,where until 1883 he's an editor
then a chief-editor at the 'Timpul' newspaper.
In 1883 ,stressed,
the poet gets very ill ,and he is hospitalized
doctor's Sutu hospital ,then at an institut near Viena. In December
book 'Poezii' was published.
Mihai Eminescu died in 15 June 1889 in
doctor Sutu's health house ,after six years of
He was burried in Bucharest ,at the Belu cemitery.
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A junior from Clinton, Holmes is poised to make headlines in the 110-meter high hurdles and 400 meter hurdles. And after a season ravaged by injury, even making the national meet is quite an accomplishment.
The 2011 Big Ten Outdoor track season was a great success for the Hawkeyes. As a team, Iowa won the championship for the first time since 1967 and Holmes was a big part of that feat. He placed second in both hurdle events and ran the opening leg of the 1600-meter relay that also placed second.
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�My expectations are limitless,� he said without hesitation about this week�s national meet. �I�m peaking at the right time, I�ve prepared all year for this.
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Start up the left side of the rib (small wire) to reach a ledge and a welcoming vertical nut slot ('hexs' useful). (all as for Night of the Comic Dead). Follow the ramp line diagonally rightwards past two new peg runners (with optional good protection variously down on the right) to reach a small complex overlap. Pull over rightwards into the scoop above, peg, and finish delicately rightwards to a shared double ring abseil station.
Originally E1 5a. Re-cleaned and two extra pegs added in 2012.
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May 17, 7:30 p.m.
Downtown Detroit
Cass Technical High School
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Yes, the Detroit City Football Club's home opener is finally here. Le Rouge hosts their Lake Erie rivals AFC Cleveland on Friday, May 17. Match time is 7:30 p.m. at Cass Tech's football field. Tickets are $5.
As always, there are pregame festivities, starting at 4:30 p.m. up the street at
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Echospace, JPLS, Population One head 'Ghost in the Sound' party
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4264 Grand River
Maybe one of the most anticipated afterparties this weekend should be this one, 'Ghost in the Sound,' featuring Echospace, a duo made up of Port Huron's Rod Modell (a.k.a. Deepchord) and Chicago producer Stephen Hitchell (SoulTek). Echospace will be performing a live, danceable soundtrack to their film,
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Also performing: JPLS, who has collaborated with Richie Hawtin, Marc Houle, Dubfire, Loco Dice, Voodeux, Ambivalent & Len Faki and others. JPLS also performs live, as does Detroit native Terrence Dixon's Population One project. Both rare local appearances. Also live: Steve Stoll, Woody McBride and Flashbulb, and DJ set by Detroit's Nospectacle with integrated video.
At 4264 Grand River, Sunday May 26, 9 p.m. - 7 a.m.
French no wave band Ulan Bator plays Trinosophes
May 11, 9 p.m.
Eastern Market
Eastern Market
Yet another "one of the best bands in the world you've never heard of" comes to Detroit, courtesy of the discerning programmers at Trinosophes.
Ulan Bator formed in France in 1995, and during the next two years hooked up with Krautrock pioneer Jean-Hervé Péron, who helped organize the first live collaboration between Ulan Bator and his band
In 2000, the full length
was released on Young God Records and produced by Michael Gira of Swans.
The band has added and subtracted members amd collaborators ever since, but remains a must-see.
Saturday, May 11. Doors 9 p.m. $7. Trinosophes is at 1464 Gratiot, in Eastern Market.
Motor City Pride kicks off with MikeQ at the controls
June 7, 10 p.m. - 5 a.m.
The Works
MikeQ (Fade To Mind|Qween Beat|Mad Decent), is one of the leading figures of the long-running (but still largely underground) ballroom/vogue-house culture.
Based in New Jersey, the 27-year-old producer is not only one busy DJs, but he also heads up his own Qween Beat label and turns out a steady stream of vogue and ballroom tracks, re-edits, and remixes.
Thanks to Wink Detroit and Datswotsup! Q is in town this Friday, June 7 to kickoff the countdown to Motor City Pride. It's at the Works, with more DJs, from 10 p.m. until the sun comes up Saturday. Make that 5 a.m.
The Works is 1846 Michigan Ave. in Corktown.
Nain Rouge: Run, chase, good times
March 24, various
Cass Corridor
Just thinking about the return of that red rascal, the Nain Rouge, brings our blood to a boiling point. It also inspires us to go shopping for gear to wear while we chase (or protest the chase) this Sunday.
The best places to start to prepare for the Marche du Nain Rouge, are at City Bird and Nest this Thursday, 6-9 p.m., at the stores' annual
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And, of course, plan on wearing your finest 18th century threads at Model D's swinging
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party on Saturday night.
On Sunday morning, head back around the corner for a warm-up at City Bird and Nest. Check out the Marche du Nain Rouge event page
'Passion of Joan of Arc' screens at DFT with live score
March 22-23, 8 p.m.
Detroit Film Theatre
This film-music combo sounds mighty tasty. The Rackham Symphony Choir will perform composer Richard Einhorn's
Voices of Light
, an oratorio for soloists, choir and orchestra, accompanying a screening of Carl Th. Dreyer's silent film,
The Passion of Joan of Arc
The Passion of Joan of Arc
(actor/author Antonin Artaud pictured) is considered by many critics to be among the greatest films ever made.
Einhorn's score is built around a series of texts by women writers of the middle ages, and brings to it both his research in medieval chant and his appreciation of compositional minimalism. The libretto is a montage of Latin and ancient French writings, and is presented with English subtitles. This program is presented through the collaboration of the Rackham Symphony Choir and the DIA Friends of Detroit Film Theatre.
Friday, March 22 @ 8 p.m.: Dress Rehearsal; Saturday, March 23 @ 8 p.m.: performance.
Get tickets in advance
. The DFT is inside the Detroit Institute of Arts, 5200 Woodward Ave., in Midtown's Cultural Center.
Carl Craig does intimate four hour set at MCW
May 24, 10 p.m. - 2 a.m.
Downtown Detroit
MotorCity Wine
Downtown Detroit
We're beginning to get used to this in all the right ways: another Intimate evening with Detroit techno titan Carl Craig at MotorCity Wine.
This is the third festival weekend appearance by the legendary producer and DJ at MCW. This year, Craig is making this a benefit for the Detroit Institute of Arts.
It's $10 before midnight, more after (if you can get in). MCW is a small venue. Space is limited. C2 plays a four-hour set, 10 p.m.-2 a.m.
MotorCity Wine
is at 608 Woodward Ave (2nd Floor), downtown Detroit.
Dan Kroha live, plus dance party at Hamtown's Lo & Behold
May 11, 8 p.m.
Lo & Behold
By now we're absolutely sure that you've been over to Lo & Behold, the book and record shop in Hamtramck that also features live music entertainment of the indie psych-folk-rock-blues variety. No? Well, what are you waiting on?
This weekend, the monthly Folk Blues Night features a release party for the cassette only collection
Give Me No Trouble in the World I Know.
It's the first of a series of traditional music compilations recorded live at Folk Blues Night at Lo & Behold.
Last month, Rollie Tussing, Todd Albright and John Roundcity joined hosts Dan Kroha and Dave Morrison. Check out the April jam
As is part of this new tradition, the Detroit 78 Society will be going late into the night with a DJ-driven dance party. Check out the mixtape
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The Moslem claim for reciprocity seems ironic to me in view of the fact that they came to Spain as conquerers, fully intending to colonize and rule there forever. They are now complaining that because they were repulsed and driven out, they somehow are deserving of either compensation or of becoming citizens. Their original intent, dominating others in the name of Islam, has not moderated one bit. In contrast, the Jews in Spain came there as refugees, seeking only safety, with no intent of anything except living in peace. Jews have been model subjects and citizens, if not good Christians, for their entire history in Spain and elsewhere.
Vis a vis the Jews, the Spanish are correcting an egregious historical injustice in restoring citizenship to them. Vis a vis the Moslems, the Spanish liberated themselves of an occupier, who now whine about unfair treatment in favor of the Jews because they cannot (yet) proceed with their occupation and subjugation of Spain. And let's not even look at how Moslems themselves treat displaced and occupied people everywhere they prevail.
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WASHINGTON, April 3, 2014--
The Heritage Foundation has learned of the death, Monday, of Douglas F. Allison, a long-time Heritage trustee and one of our staunchest and most generous supporters.
"Those of us who were fortunate enough to have known and worked with Doug have very heavy hearts today," said Phillip N. Truluck, a fellow Board member and Executive Vice President of Heritage. "We were truly blessed to have had this wonderful, witty, delightful Canadian-turned-American as a friend and colleague. What a force for excellence! Doug's wisdom has guided us for years – and, I believe, will continue in perpetuity."
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Back to the Bench: Focusing on Flavorists' Creativity
By: John Houtenville; reported by Jeb Gleason-Allured, Editor
Posted: December 7, 2009
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Henry Ford's answer to procrastination was: "You can't build a reputation on what you are going to do." Flavorists facing too many tasks over an extended period of time may fall into discouragement which can lead to sluggishness and procrastination; burn-out. Houtenville added, "The bench can easily become too full." This complacency due to burnout can be a major pitfall for any busy flavorist. The issue isn't always too much work; sometimes procrastination is born from disappointment. "Let's say you lose a project," said Houtenville. "You're working on a project for a month, sending samples in, visiting the customer, and next thing you know—you're out!" And in many cases the flavorist may never truly know why they lost. Was it political? Did the flavor come in a penny more per pound than the competition? "When you pour your all into it, it can get very discouraging," Houtenville acknowledged.
One can lose heart when faced with several of these issues at once. At such times, Houtenville said, "Getting back to the bench becomes all the more critical. That's one of the solutions to pop yourself out of it."
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Most of what you learn is from somebody else, goes the old saying. In flavors, says Houtenville, "Teachability is critical. Are you willing to learn?" Resistance to this can manifest itself as defensiveness when challenged. "Especially when someone in your tasting session is overly enthusiastic to criticize your flavor efforts! Honestly, it distills down to our fear of what others think and our fear of failure," he explained. "Those imbedded fears keep us from being teachable. Teachable moments often come from the most uncomfortable and humbling times. We can learn so much during those times if we are willing."
Following the lead of John Maxwell's Talent is Never Enough, Houtenville said, "We all have talent. Some of us are excellent flavorists, some of us are pretty good flavorists, some of us are learning to be great flavorists; wherever you're at, talent isn't enough. Integrity, courage, innovation and a positive attitude are essential as well.
He encouraged symposium attendees to renew their desire to discover. "It takes time and effort, like anything worthwhile," he said. "Spend more time in the produce aisle. Smell things, taste them. Take notes." This latter point is critical. Houtenville explained that he once tasted something that he hated, but which had a unique leathery note. If he'd written his impressions down he would be able to recall and pursued that train of thought at later date, perhaps it would have lead to a creative breakthrough. Instead, he said, the inspiration was lost. He added that flavorists should be repetitious. "Go back to the basics," Houtenville said. "Renew your flavor ingredient cards or your personal, ingredient database" (He still has cards from 24 or more years ago.) And, he said, "Carve out the time to discover. Make it a habit. Be intentional, really work. On a weekly basis, get to the bench. Set aside everything; take a couple of hours a week and begin to "muscle-in" extra time. If you can get to the bench daily, that would be great. Be motivated to stay with it no matter what. Push through the dry spells. Make your tasting time routine. You need some focus time." Houtenville encouraged managers to make such bench time a part of their flavorist's annual objectives, as part of their annual review.
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Ingredient knowledge is key, said Houtenville. Citing Frank Fischetti's taste categories, he discussed character impact ingredients (materials that contribute the character component of a flavor such as benzaldehyde in cherry), contributory raw materials (those necessary to produce the desired flavor, but not essential to it; those that do not taste of the named flavor in and of themselves) and differential ingredients (those that are unique and offer complexity and signature; mustard oil in tropical flavors, for instance). Flavorists should also explore synergy among materials, combinations of ingredients in which 1 +1 = 3. These synergistic effects, Houtenville said, can be found by spending bench time. Finally, flavorists should be well versed in stability/solubility, cross-use, synthetic vs natural counterparts (what are the differences?), suppliers and availability, preparation and evaluation and dosage (ppm, not %).


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"It's a great event. It's nice they can get the young kids in the planes and interested in flying," Allendale resident Steve McMaster said.
This was the first time McMaster attended the event. He said he was attending with his son's Boy Scout troop, which was doing crowd control and helping with the pancake breakfast.
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Fifty years ago this week President Lyndon B. Johnson, during his State of the Union address, launched the so-called War on Poverty, pushing for legislation to lower the whopping 19% poverty rate at the time. Months later, that legislation was passed and signed, and became known as the Poverty bill. It established the Office of Economic Opportunity and emphasized health care and education as pathways to end poverty as well community action programs. At the same time, programs like Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and Headstart were established, and bills like the Food Stamp Act and the Elementary and Secondary Education Act were passed.
But in the decades following the bill, the push for deregulation under Reagan and then Clinton, took aim at many welfare programs, gutting many of them wholesale. Today only a fraction of the original programs launched in 1964 remain active, making the success of the "war on poverty" hard to measure.
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Texas Gov. Rick Perry's star-studded legal team just got a new member: "Master of Disaster" Mark Fabiani.
Fabiani served as a deputy campaign manager for then-Vice President Al Gore's 2000 presidential campaign. His next job will be to defend Perry, a Republican, against felony charges alleging he abused his office and tried to coerce an elected official to resign.
That means Fabiani will be teaming up with a lawyer who represented George W. Bush in the 2000 Florida recount battle against Gore: Ben Ginsberg.
"As we move forward to protect the Texas Constitution and the First Amendment rights of any governor, I am confident this prosecution will be revealed to be contrary to the law and wholly meritless," Fabiani said in a statement Monday.
The move was first reported by Politico.
Fabiani co-authored a 2012 book titled "Masters of Disaster: The Ten Commandments of Damage Control." He also served as special counsel to Bill Clinton.
Perry pleaded not guilty last week to two felony counts. He was indicted by a grand jury for threatening to veto funding to a state anti-corruption agency after Travis County District Attorney Rosemary Lehmberg refused to resign following a 2013 drunk driving arrest.
After she made clear she was stepping down, Perry made good on his threat. The anti-corruption agency, named the Public Integrity Unit, is part of the Travis County district attorney's office.
Perry has pointed to Democrats who have questioned whether his indictment was warranted to argue that it is shaky. The addition of Fabiani could be designed, in part, to reemphasize that it isn't just Republicans backing him.
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