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4-H club reporters share highlights from their monthly meetings. New club reports added here each month. To submit a report, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Cloverleaf, July 2014 - January 2015
Over the past few months, the Cloverleaf club has been completing many tasks and thinking of more projects to do. In July, many Cloverleaf members brought interesting projects to the fair. Some made it to state to show off their work! Adventurous youth leaders kayaked down the Kinnickinnic River in September. A food drive for St. Francis High School was also executed by these leaders. Club Olympics earned us a first, a fifth and an eighth place. We did our biannual highway ditch cleanup. In November and December, the club members headed to Epiphany church to package boxes of food for families. They also sang carols at Epiphany Pines in December. In January, the members had a club camp, and the clothing camp is approaching. Each meeting, members do many demonstrations. This year, our theme is safety, and we've learned a lot about things like swim safety to ice fishing safety. Many more projects are planned for months ahead. The Cloverleaf club will continue to participate and organize other helpful projects and fun activities for their members.
Submitted by: Brooke Paulson
Anoka Northern Star, December 2014
On Dec. 5, the Anoka Northern Stars 4-H club had the chance to give to others for the Christmas season. They made a whopping 71 sandwiches to donate to the Sandwich Project, which gives food to the homeless in Minneapolis. They also made beautiful Christmas cards for the soldiers overseas who couldn't be home for the holidays. Between the stickers, markers, and imaginations, that colorful pile wasn't easy to miss! Just knowing that it was helpful was a gift enough, but the Northern Stars were rewarded with a warm thank-you from the unit who had received their gifts. Giving gifts is often thought of as better than receiving, and hopefully these 4-H'ers inspire many to give the gift of caring in the future.
Submitted by: Caitlin Olgesbee
River Raiders, December 2014
Before the meeting began we tied 7 fleece blankets to donate to A.C.B.C. During the meeting a motion was passed to give $125 to the Coon Rapids United Methodist Church for letting us use the space to hold the meeting. The Cloverbud activities were led by Cheryl and Zoe Griese and demonstrations were done by Brandon Judd on rabbit furs and Zoe Griese on how to care for a guinea pig. After the meeting there was a white elephant gift exchange.
Submitted by: Mackenzi Sewell
Whistling Workers, October 2014
The Whistling Workers held their open house on October 13 at the East Bethel Senior Center. Members discussed projects they completed over the previous year and displayed ribbons and trophies received for those projects from the Anoka County and State Fairs. As part of the open house, kids enjoyed designing chutes and mazes, on a felt board, for a marble to pass through. We also made rockets and of course had treats. A short meeting was held by President Laura Wyatt. A fall hay ride and retreat to Camp Salie were planned.
Meetings are held at East Bethel Senior Center on the 2nd Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m. Interested in 4-H, call the Anoka County Extension Office at 763-755-1280 or come to our next meeting.
Submitted by: Katrina Johnson, Club Reporter, Whistling Workers
Cloverleaf, December 2013 - May 2014
The Cloverleaf 4-H club has been planning and participating in many helpful service projects throughout these past few months. In December, they boxed Christmas meals and cards for families, and went around caroling. In February, many Cloverleaf 4-H'ers brought projects to share and make in Project Workshop Day, including one about owls, and another one to teach 4-H'ers how to make yarn scarves. Many Cloverleaf club members participated in all categories of the Communication Arts Contest. In March, the club decorated Sterling House in Blaine, had fun with the residents, and frosted cookies. In May, we cleaned the ditches along Viking and participated in Feed My Starving Children. The activities won't stop there! The Cloverleaf 4-H club continues doing many fun and helpful things together. By the way, if any of you are missing a TV remote control, talk to our club! We found one in the ditch…
Submitted by: Brooke Paulson, Club Reporter
Cloverleaf, March 2014
"What Does The Fox Say?" The Cloverleaf club helped people find out at Share The Fun in March! Their idea for a skit involved the popular Fox Song, as well as provided interesting fox facts. It started at an Exploring Animals Project Meeting all on foxes, and one 4-H'er had an intriguing question. What does the fox say? The Cloverleaf club broke out in dance and song, dancing along for each sound the fox made in the song, all in costume! Each participating club member chose an animal in the song and became that animal in their costume! All the dancing exhausted the 4-H'ers, and they collapsed to the floor, ready to be finished. But the 4-H'er who had asked the question, still didn't have an answer! The meeting leader was about to tell him an answer from the song, when a professor burst on stage, and explained it for the 4-H'er. The meeting leader was glad he'd stepped up to explain what the fox actually said, but then she had another animal sounds question for him. What does the platypus say? Not another number! The 4-H'ers dashed off stage, not wanting to exhaust themselves with more dancing again! They'd already answered the fox question with a skit! Now that they know what the fox says, they had completed their Share The Fun skit!
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He loves his little sister so much!!! I'm blessed that he doesn't have those "I hate me little sister" feelings but sometimes I wonder if his protection is a little too much. He's 2 yrs she's 1yr.
I've seen kids trying to play with her and he'll step in between his sister and the kid, put his hand up like a stop sign and say "No", while shaking his head. It's cute but concerning.
He always been that way, since the day we bought her home from the hospital. He would shue people away from her car seat, stroller, everything. He would block people from getting in her way when she started to crawl, and walk. Has anyone had this problem before or now?

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Chinese Roast Pork Tenderloin
Total Time
Prep 6 hrs
Cook 1 hr
Ingredients Nutrition
- 907.18 g whole pork tenderloin, well trimmed
- 118.29 ml water or 118.29 ml chicken stock
- 59.14 ml light brown sugar, packed
- 9.85 ml kosher salt
- 2.46 ml Chinese five spice powder
- 29.58 ml Kikkoman soy sauce
- 14.79 ml dry sherry or 14.79 ml Japanese sake
- 14.79 ml yellow miso (Yellow miso can be bought in the chinese section of the market)
- 9.85 ml crushed fresh garlic
- 1.23 ml red food coloring
- Place the porkloin in a large ziploc freezer bag.
- In a small bowl, stir together the rest of the ingredients until the sugar has dissolved.
- Pour into the ziploc bag; remove as much air as possible and seal shut.
- Refrigerate from 6 to 36 hours (I prefer the longer marinade time).
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
- Remove porkloin from the marinade (discard remaining marinade); place on wire rack in a shallow baking pan.
- Insert meat thermometer.
- Roast about 1 hour or until the internal meat temperature reaches 165 degrees.
- Remove from oven and allow to rest on the wire rack for 15 minutes before removing thermometer.
- To serve as a main course, cut the porkloin into 1/4" slices.
- To serve as a Chinese appetizer, cut into 1/4" slices; arrange on platter with separate small bowls of Chinese hot mustard and untoasted sesame seeds.
- Enjoy it by first dipping a slice into the mustard, then into the sesame seeds.
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This is incredible and perfect for fried rice. I used trimmed country ribs with the same cook time and have no complaints nor do I suggest changes. Perfection! Thank you, thank you.

Update: As I make my fried rice in 3 cup (cold rice) batches, I made my final batch reducing my normal seasonings and replaced with about 1/3 cup of the remaining marinade. A pleasant alteration. Again, thank you "Dancer."
LOVED IT!!! I made this according to directions except the miso (which I didn't have), It still turned out AWESOME!! Made it with sushi style rice & chinese style green beans - YUM-O. Used the leftovers for pork lo-mein mmm-mmm absolutely dee-lish. Thanks dancer, for the recipe.
My husband liked this, it just wasn't the flavor I was going for. I really wanted to love it but there was something about it I just didn't like. I made it and cut it up to go in lo mein, it wasn't quite the 'take-out' flavor. I might try it again and tweak the spices a bit. I'm still giving it 4 stars because my husband says I'm nuts not to like it so I guess it's just me.


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Olympus Mju II (also known as the Stylus Epic). For me, the perfect carry around compact.
It is tiny, has a good meter with spot metering facility, versatile flash settings and a cracking lens. I've almost never had a bad picture from mine.
Downsides, the 35mm lens is a bit wide for a lot of what I like to shoot, and the flash tends to produce redeye when used for night portraits with colour film.


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The Shawshank Redemption Reviews
It's easy to forget how much of a slow-burning success Shawshank was. Despite favourable reviews and its many nominations, the film barely broke even on first release. It was only with the VHS release that word began to spread like wildfire, so that by the turn of the century it had garnered a reputation as a modern American great. In an age where films are dead in the water if they don't perform on opening weekend, it is hard to imagine a situation in which another Shawshank could emerge (although Slumdog Millionaire is a reasonable candidate).
It's equally easy to forget how brutal the film is, particularly in its first 20 minutes. Shawshank's reputation as a popular favourite might lead the uninitiated to thinking that it's an uplifting, feel-good film - and it is true that these later moments are the ones which have most entered into popular consciousness. But any film about hope needs a source of despair to provide conflict, and Shawshank has more than enough violence and emotional trauma to justify its 15 certificate. As Mark Kermode famously remarked, there's a whole lot of Shawshank before the Redemption.
Even without its reputation, Shawshank is one of the best adaptations of Stephen King's work. Indeed, among King's dramatic stories, it is outshone only by its successor The Green Mile. Frank Darabont has a greater understanding of King than almost any other filmmaker: he gets the tone spot on and recreates the period setting brilliantly with the help of Roger Deakins' cinematography. Despite the much-parodied narration that punctuates the film, the drama unfolds naturally and believably throughout, with the characters always being at the forefront and naked exposition being kept to a bare minimum.
Shawshank is a good example of how adaptation works - or more specifically, how changes made to the original story in translation often benefit the finished product. The best example of this is the character of Red, who in the original novel is a red-headed Irishman. This is referred to jokingly by Morgan Freeman in one of his first conversations with Tim Robbins; when Andy asks why people call him Red, Red responds: "Maybe it's because I'm Irish.".
On top of Freeman's obvious ability, the casting decision makes sense because it adds an extra layer of meaning to the character. Red is one of the few black characters we come across; while he applies himself in different ways, he is as much of an outsider as Andy DuFresne. This is borne out by his remarks about institutionalisation, which are laughed off by his fellow inmates. Red may be well-connected when it comes to smuggling things in, but otherwise he is just as lonely as Andy.
Shawshank approaches the theme of institutionalisation with great grace and dexterity. Because the story takes place over three decades, the temptation would be to canter through the plot points and cut straight to Andy's escape - you could even stage the entire story in flashback. Instead, Darabont allows the film to unfold at a gentle, gradual pace, reflecting the mind-set of the characters. They don't realise how trapped they are until it's too late, just as we don't realise that two-and-a-half hours has passed until the credits have begun to roll.
The characters reflect the different extents and effects of institutionalisation. Brooks has built his entire identity around his books and role in the prison; he is so afraid of this being taken away that he attempts to kill William Sadler's character so he can stay inside. Red is aware of how trapped he is, and shares Brooks' fears, being unsure that he could get things for Andy on the outside. But at the same time, he refuses to let himself be vulnerable, trying to play the system and constantly getting turned down for parole. Andy allows himself to be vulnerable and endures all the pain that it brings him, sustained by the knowledge of his innocence and the hope that he will escape.
Shawshank is perhaps the most powerful depiction of hope in all of cinema. The original short story, Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption, was subtitled 'Hope Springs Eternal'. The film returns to hope and the celebration of the human spirit like a leitmotif, and succeeds because it retains Andy's humanity in all its many shades. While he is very different to the other prisoners, he is never presented as a saint or goody-goody, smiling gormlessly in the face of maddening torment. This makes his endurance all the more powerful: we recognise our faults in his moments of weakness, and aspire to his inner moral strength.
The film has attracted many Christian interpretations - in fact, in my review of John Carpenter's The Thing, I called it "a poster child for Christianity". It's not hard to see why, considering its celebration of inner strength and devotion, and its overall arc of good triumph over evil against the greatest odds. While Andy has been called a Christ figure, he's just as close to the character of Daniel in the Old Testament: he finds himself in a strange land against his will, and in order to survive he applies his natural talents to the service of his temporal masters. Through his labours the people around him benefit and the system is eventually changed for the better - albeit through pain, suffering and several deaths.
An equally intriguing interpretation comes from Mark Kermode, who authored a BFI Modern Classic on the film in 2003. In a video discussing cinematic depictions of Richard Nixon, Kermode made the argument that Warden Norton (played brilliantly by Bob Gunton) is an allegory for Nixon, with Andy's prison term matching Nixon's political career. Norton begins reaching out for friendship (Nixon seeking to be elected), then becomes the corrupt leader (beginning in the year that Kennedy was shot), and finally descends into paranoia and disgrace, culminating in a more literal suicide than Nixon offered us.
Whether you believe these interpretations or not, Shawshank is a terrific piece of dramatic film-making which soars on the strengths of its main performers. Tim Robbins perfectly captures Andy's distant, ethereal quality while retaining his wry and infectious sense of humour. Morgan Freeman's performance may well be responsible for his subsequent type-casting, but he matches Robbins beat for beat, offsetting hope with world-weariness and guilt. There's also great support from two actors who would subsequently work with Darabont again - William Sadler (who appears in The Green Mile) and James Whitmore (The Majestic).
The only fly in the ointment with Shawshank is its ending. The film is about hope as a value in and of itself, emphasising the importance of having it even if it is not rewarded. Red's transition to embracing hope is far more important than his reunion with Andy, and this reunion shifts the film's message from celebrating hope to justifying the characters' pain on the basis of a happy ending. It's also clear that this ending was put together at the last minute, with subtle shifts in the cinematography and a far more rushed pacing to it.
The Shawshank Redemption may not be entirely worthy of its number one ranking on IMDb, but it remains a really terrific piece of drama let down only by its final scene. In every other aspect it's a masterpiece, as a character piece, a treatise on hope and a beautifully paced and mounted Stephen King adaptation. It remains a must-see for all film fans of penchant or persuasion, earning its status as a modern classic and securing a warm place in our hearts.
Maybe its good the first time you watch it as your unaware of where its going, however on the second go its no longer a surprise so it wasnt as enjoyable, i thought it was a bit boring not a lot happening!
Saw it again! What can I say? Perfect film as they come. Tremendous performances by Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman. This movie even though did not win a single Oscar was nominated for 7 and probably would have been the favorite one to win Best Picture if Forrest Gump didn't come out that same year and won. The film is smart, sad, fun, exciting and best of all teaches us a very important lesson. If you haven't watch this film before, what is wrong with you, go watch it now!!!
Andy Dufresne, is sent to Shawshank Prison for the murder of his wife and secret lover. He is very isolated and lonely at first, but realizes there is something deep inside your body, that people can't touch and get to....'HOPE'. Andy becomes friends with prison 'fixer' Red, and Andy epitomizes why it is crucial to have dreams. His spirit and determination, leads us into a world full of imagination, filled with courage and desire. Will Andy ever realize his dreams?
I'd heard a LOT about this film, and all things considered, it doesn't live up to the unbelievable reputation it has. For all I'd heard about it though, I'd never read the plot, and my expectations of the main character-Andy Dufresne, played extremely competently by Tim Robbins-were way off the mark, and I was pleasantly surprised by the direction the film took, turning into a clever prison break, and me realising how much the TV series 'Prison Break' borrowed from this film.
The highly resourceful Andy Dufresne remains the same man through it all, not letting prison get the better of him, and bettering the life of other inmates, but this film is about Morgan Freeman's Red and the change he goes through in his mindset, and he puts in a damn fine performance! Honourable mentions to a crazy William Sadler and scumbag warden Bob Gunton.
Uplifting and filled with hope as it may have been, with the reunion at the end sending definite chills, I'm still not 100% sure Andy didn't commit the crime he was in jail for. Knowing this was written and directed by Darabont, and the twisted ending to 'The Mist' I absolutely adored, I really thought Freeman would find a murder weapon or something that incriminated Andy. Alas.
The movie is visually striking despite the lack of a rich palette, lavish sets or big costumes, and the camera work is perfect. I suppose it was a very inspiring story since it was penned by Stephen King, but it gains even more power with Frank Darabont's great script and directorial skill.
A flawless film and a classic, anchored by great performances from its two leads: Morgan Freeman and Tim Robbins.
The movie intends to tell the story of inmates in a Penitentiary, somewhat in the moulds of Alcatraz. Although the movie begins by depicting the cruelty of life inside prison, as the plot moved on, the prison life kind of got "cuter" and at the end, it looked more like a Holiday resort for the criminally insane.
Morgan Freeman did excelled in his role as the repenting criminal, but Tim Robbins appeared dumbstruck throughout the movie.
A warden and Captain, who runs the prison with an iron-fist, looked no different than the villaineous headmaster and dorm-keeper from an average highschool movie. For such an "acclaimed movie", there were too much of such one-dimensional characters to my liking.
In between, when the the timeline of story jumps to decades ahead, audience feels less convinced, with the characters pretty much looking the same as before, wondering what kind of anti-aging treatments the inmates were getting there.
The most hilarious scene was when the snob of a hero plays some classical ItalianOpera music to the inmates. This scene,were a bunch of gangsters and thugs,stands in ovation all dreamy-eyed, to the beauty of opera italiano, surpasses all other goofy scenes I've seen in any movie.
After this, more trash, like digging a tunnel through the high-security prison with a pocket sized rock-hammer etc. did'nt sound far-fetched at all...
The movie has been hailed as one of the best inspiring, motivational movie.
Well, surely it can do wonders for the insomniacs..


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ive been locked up 10 times,being in gangs,drug dealing,addicted to ALL drugs!!!but in april 2003 God met me in a cell,started with huge conviction,ended up with the greatest love ever known to mankind!!!im on my way to spend eternity with our God!!!!!COVERED IN THE BLOOD OF JESUS!!!I AM THE RIGHTEOUSNESS OF GOD!!!!!BAPTIZED IN THE HOLY GHOST!!!!
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I hear bashing obviously hard-working artists on the internet and demeaning their effort just because their work doesn't meet some personal standard is a good way to get off of your ass.
Thanks guys. It means a lot to me that people are coming in here and giving me comments and critiques. =)
We kicked off the new "school year" at Safehouse Atelier in the beginning of September,...
This one has stuck with me since I first saw it. I've always loved the composition.
Sargent's Fumee d'Ambre Gris
Pretty much. Most companies don't seem to care much if you have a degree or not. If you can draw/design/paint, then you can draw/design/paint. If you can't, you can't. Look at it from an AD's point...
Two words: cast drawing.
So for a while there I had moved to a new sketchbook. And you know.. it's just not the same. =P I really like having this archive of my old work and to be able to track my own progress, so I'm...
Teenagers and their internets.
When I was a teenager we had to set things on fire and get kicked out of Wal-Mart to show off our stupidity.
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This book not only has photos and drawings of the musculature, but...
I ran into a similar problem recently when I started studying and working on my own, outside of a structured school/work environment. My advice is a little bit different from what has been said here,...
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Go see this movie.
Go fucking see this movie.
Why are you still reading this thread?
Edit: In light of a recent phone call, I am putting down my guns, so to speak, in hopes that this may all be resolved.
Edit: In light of a recent phone call, I am putting down my guns, so to speak, in hopes that this may all be resolved.
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Absolutely fucking insane, man.
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Who else has seen it?
Great visuals, awesome story, amazing fucking designs. Dreamworks hit this one right out of the park.
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Why Do I Dream Those DreamsWhy Do I Dream Those Dreams (1934) - Merrie Melodies Theatrical Cartoon Series
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- Merrie Melodies Theatrical Cartoon SeriesTheatricalSeriesCartoon
- Traditional Animation
- A Vitaphone Production
- Distributed by: Warner Bros.
- Cartoon Characters: Rip Van Winkle, Beer-Guzzling Leprechauns, Other Strange Creatures.
- Directed By Isadore Freleng.
- Produced By Leon Schlesinger.
- Animated By Rollin Hamilton, Robert McKimson.
- Written By Sid Marcus.
- Music: Norman Spencer.
- Originally Released on June 30, 1934.
- Originally Released Theatrically.
- Running Time: 6:51 minutes.
- Black & White
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A fantasy version of Rip Van Winkle involving beer-guzzling leprechauns and other strange creatures. Rip Van Winkle is thrown out of his house by his shrew of a wife. After singing a refrain of "Nothing Worries Me," Rip stops to do some fishing and take that... (more)
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Soundtrack: "Nothing Worries Me"; "Why Do I Dream Those Dreams?", Music by Harry Warren, Lyrics by Al Dubin, Sung With Substitute Lyrics.
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Published: May 27, 2011
Neale Booth, nephew of Bill and Melissa Booth, is a bartender at Backyard Bar and Grill. The establishment, on State Route 170, just south of Western Reserve Road, opened recently after Bill and Melissa Booth said they wanted to bring a family-friendly bar and grill to town.
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Rediscover the rousing songs of Irving Berlin
The hits just keep on coming during Simi's rousing Irving Berlin revue
Gary Poirot and a grand piano are made for each other. The veteran keyboard artist brings back to the Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center his Irving Berlin song revue, which he presented in 1995 at the center's opening.
With a cast of 10 singers, Poirot performs song highlights from Berlin's long-lasting career in "Berlin: The Music of Irving Berlin," a program of many unforgettable songs, plus a few less familiar. Berlin, an icon in the history of American popular music, was born in Russia and came to New York with his family when he was 5 years old. As Poirot narrates in pauses between the flow of favorites, Berlin gradually found his fulfilling career, one that continued for most of the rest of his 101 years. He died in 1989.
Besides tapping into song-lovers' memory banks, Poirot and the cast also introduce a few of Berlin's lesser-known gems. But it's the stalwart favorites like "Always," "How Deep Is the Ocean," "What'll I Do" and "God Bless America" that trigger memories for older members of the audience while introducing new fans to his musical charms.
The women run away with the vocal prizes beginning with Brittney Wheeler who really nails the passion and depth of "Supper Time," a song about a woman's wrenching reaction to news of her husband's lynching. "Supper Time" was written for the famed Ethel Waters and Wheeler's rendition brings remarkable emotion and vocal force to it in the show's most powerful moment. She also nails "Harlem on My Mind" and the quieter ode to the Statue of Liberty, "Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor," the latter one of Berlin's many patriotic songs.
Two perennial favorites among Berlin's love songs, "Always" and "How Deep Is the Ocean," are masterfully and movingly sung by Carolyn Freeman Champ, whose soaring voice underscores the simple but moving sentiments. "God Bless America," fervently sung by Judi Domroy and the ensemble, is as uplifting in its simplicity as ever.
Joelle Georgeff joins in delivering many of the upbeat songs, including "You'd Be Surprised" and "Having a Heat Wave," and catches the poignancy of "What'll I Do" while adding zest and humor to the show's lighter moments.
Seth Kamerow is the show's tap dancer, a skill he handles along with singing chores. His pleasantly sophisticated tapping to "Puttin' on the Ritz" isn't on the Fred Astaire level (who could be?) but nicely suggests the elegant idea.
While most of the songs involve the ensemble in one way or the other, there are individual highlights throughout the revue, including Renee Travelli's blast of the folksy "You Can't Get a Man with a Gun," which was written for Ethel Merman. Also ably contributing to the Berlin-fest are Alexandra Lastort, Brenden MacDonald, Andy Mattick and Nicholas Ferguson.
Best of all, the songs keep coming, even from Poirot himself ("Shaking the Blues Away"), reinforcing his deserved multi-tasking reputation. He is musical director and creator, with Fred Helsel as producer and director.
There's something for just about every mood or taste in "Berlin." Without listing the entire program, here's just a few more to whet the appetite: "Easter Parade," "Blue Skies," "A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody," "Oh, How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning," "It's a Lovely Day Today," "White Christmas" and, of course, "There's No Business Like Show Business."
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Morgan Stanley , citing better-than-expected sell-through in the fiscal second quarter (ended March '04) of iPods, Mac OS X Panther and iBooks, but noting a possible shortfall in G5 sales. According to Forbes, "The research firm raised expectations for the quarter to earnings of 10 cents per share on revenue of $1.82 billion, compared with an earlier estimate for earnings of 9 cents per share on revenue of $1.81 billion. Morgan Stanley raised fiscal 2004 estimates to earnings of 49 cents per share on revenue of $7.69 billion, compared with an earlier estimate for earnings of 45 cents on revenue of $.750 billion.... The firm lowered its second-quarter G5 unit forecast to 181,000 units from 212,000 units. For the remainder of fiscal 2004, Morgan Stanley increased its iPod unit estimates to 3.7 million from 2.8 million." Apple will release earnings Wednesday after the market closes.


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Flowboarding is a hybrid boardsport evolving since 1980's. It is a sport combining maneuvers, progression and skills from the extreme sports of skateboading , surfing, and snowboarding and to a lesser extent, wakeboarding and skimboarding. All these boardsports have a great influence on the fun, style, and direction of flowboarding. Imagine not having to wait for swells or perfect surf conditions or wait for the snow to cover the whole mountain.
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The Municipal Channel (a.k.a. Administration Propaganda Station) has an exciting slate of programs for us all this month. Whoo-weeee, I might have to pass up on the Super Bowl to watch these. Might even have to pass up on the Super Bowl commercials.
Mayor's State of the City Address — 2007 promises to be another exciting year in Houston. Find out what's in store for our great city in the New Year as the Municipal Channel brings you the Mayor's annual address from the Hilton-Americas Hotel.
Summary Translation: "Dear Citizen, in 2007 we will have more bike trails, more pork and debt forgiveness for developers, more acronyms, more red-light cameras, fewer police and a new city park for the existence-challenged!"
City News Update — Catch the news and latest Houston happenings on this edition with Host Carol Herrera. Among this month's stories are the affects of the new Texas Legislative session on Houston, Project Houston Hope, and the highly anticipated Houston Rodeo. Airing Fridays.
Stories you won't see: The final fate of the Bonusgate Four, an examination of how the city managed to end up with two subordinated liens on hotels and no money, a close examination of the automated meter reading program, a frank discussion of the merits of putting rail down Richmond, and any examination of the Mayor's plan to shovel money to an old buddy for a wind generation facility in south Texas. Oh and by the way, in this context, it's Effects, Effects, dammit!
CIP Meetings – Tune in as citizens get involved and offer their suggestions for improvements in their community. Watch the "Capital Improvement Plan" meetings, beginning in January.
The best cure for insomina ever invented! Until you realize most of the citizens are the not exactly representative of your neighborhood. (Developers and superneighborhood board members rarely are.) And you realize it's your tax money they're laconically blowing to the tune of tens of millions. Blasé about big bucks? Anyway, after realizing that, good luck ever sleeping again.
Money Matters — Dealing with downtown parking and parking meters can be a real headache…but help is on the way! Join City Controller Annise Parker and guest Liliana Rambo as they discuss the new parking meter technology that's invading our city. Mondays, in January.
Aaaaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha! Oh please, make it stop! *gasp!* Parking meter technology "invading" the city! Oh yes , that's how we feel about a lot of the things the Mayor is bringing to town. Parking meters, red-light cameras, Phoenix police chiefs, more fees…. It's an invasion all right, sort of like the Huns coming over the walls, no? Yes?
Volunteer Journal — Be a part of the largest volunteer tree planting party in the history of Houston – Arbor Day 2007! Get the scoop from Host Walter Black as he discusses "The Big Dig Project" with his guests from the Parks and Recreation Department and Trees for Houston.
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Re: Was the Enterprise A actually the Yorktown?
First of all, I seriously think you should sit down, take a stress pill and think things over because your tone serves no constructive purpose. Please.
Timo wrote:
"What was intended" is a concept that simply does not exist for TOS. One episode says one thing, another says something completely different.
It is my understanding that "canon" is all the information we gather from visual or verbal information and remains canon unless contradicted within the same body of work (i.e. TOS).
There is no TOS episode that contradicts the alphabetic class differentiation for vessels proposed in "The Menagerie" which is in perfect sync with the undisputed alphabetic class differentiation for planets.
However, the fact that Bob Justman replied to D.C. Fontana's "Starship Class" reference with "
Starship Class" could hint a changed premise, possibly inspired by Gene L. Coon's "Constitution Class". But in this case that's something they established in the middle of Season Two and was not changed thereafter until the end of TOS.
In case you refer to the issue of M/AM reactors aboard
I'd say you just don't consider the possibility that we were discovering
features of the ship as the series proceeded.
If you have irrefutable proof that "one episode says one thing, another says something
completely different
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Are you starting to realize that once we sever the conjectural connection between "Constitution Class" and the TOS
there are more answers and solutions than questions and discrepancies?
Just stop pretending that the people who made TOS intended any of this. It's
who are responsible for such made-up patterns, especially the more pleasing ones.
I provided all the evidence from the creators (i.e. Jefferies, Justman, Roddenberry/Whitfield) and even in this part of the galaxy 1+1+1 equals 3. IMO, this answers more questions than raising new ones and is therefore the only one I can find pleasing.
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...lack of interest to figure out what the original creators may have intended to tell us.
Now that's again insanity speaking. "May have intended" is not something you can figure out.
Yes, I can. By applying common sense and logic and dispensing the belief in astronomical coincidences:
Deck 12 ("Mudd's Women", "The Enemy Within") -
The producers didn't know what they were doing because Kirk's cabin couldn't possibly be on Deck 12 because the saucer has only 11 decks and there's no place for what we saw in the dorsal!
Deck 14 ("Dagger of the Mind") -
The producers didn't know what they were doing because the space we saw can't possibly be on Deck 14 because the saucer has only 11 decks and there's no place for what we saw in the dorsal!
Deck 2 ("The Enterprise Incident") -
The producers didn't know what they were doing because it would never take a turbo lift that long to travel from the Bridge to the deck below!
The Making of Star Trek
makes a clear distinction between 11
decks and 16
to match 16 engineering decks with the exterior windows of the engineering hull and have these have the same height as the studio set requires these to run all the way from the bottom of the engineering hull to the top of the dorsal!
It's therefore a logical conclusion that Engineering Deck 1 starts at the dorsal's top and suddenly all the aforementioned deck location references make perfect sense, and even the angle of the outer wall of Kirk's (provisional) cabin on Engineering Deck 12 matches the angle of the exterior hull.
The creators knew exactly what they were doing. But everybody else
Franz Joseph's conjectural deck numbering was correct (why?!?) and started to
that the creators didn't know what they were doing.
The first duty of every Starfleet officer is to the truth"
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When a new tune called "Animal" hit the Internet on Friday (January 14), many fans believed that the song was a Lady Gaga leak. Its thumping beat, dance-floor-inspired melody and lyrics about sex could easily be features of a Gaga track. And indeed, the website hosting the alleged leak labeled it a Lady Gaga song.
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On the leaked track, a woman who sounds vaguely like the pop star sings, "I can see the way that you're looking at me/ Like you're hungry and I'm the only thing that you see/ Can't tame you from the way you're watching me/ Baby I'll keep you up all night/ Gonna tie you up/ I'll hit you right/ Animal, animal."
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"This is a really exciting technology," Bhunia said. "I definitely believe it could help save lives, which is our ultimate goal."
Industry has shown interest in Bhunia's technology, as well as the chlorine dioxide work done by Linton and the project's co-leader, Mark Morgan, a professor of food science.
"We are currently working on an industrial tunnel system to apply the gas to produce," Morgan said. His team is also investigating using the gas to sterilize processing equipment. "This would be very helpful, as it could speed up the sterilization process and eliminate the heat energy currently used for such processes."
Previous results have shown the gas to be highly effective at killing microbial pathogens. The largest obstacle remaining is optimizing the system to dispense the appropriate amount of chlorine dioxide, Morgan said. Enough of the gas must be deployed to kill the pathogens, but too much can cause a decrease of quality in the product, such as browning of leafy greens.
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