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Glee To Honor Tyler ClementiSierra Black
Last night, Glee gave us Grilled Cheesus, possibly creating a new cultural icon.
Now the hit show is planning an episode on gay teen suicide, in the wake of several suicides by teens who were bullied over their sexuality.
The deaths of Tyler Clementi, Seth Walsh, Asher Brown, Billy Lucas and so many others could have been prevented if their peers had been more tolerant of their differences.
No child should be afraid for his safety because he's gay or appears to be.
Chris Colfer, who plays the show's gay star Kurt, has already done a short video for Dan Savage's It Gets Better project, urging gay teenagers to hang in there.
Now the whole cast will be dedicating an episode to this issue.
So often, pop culture looks the other way when teens are in trouble. It's amazing to see this series stepping up and becoming part of the solution to a huge problem facing the teenagers in their audience.
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I love the Internet. I love being able to do research and find odd bits of facts without ever having to leave the house. (Not that leaving the house is unpleasant – in fact, I'm sure that by this time next week, I'll be wild to leave the house – I'm just saying it's awfully convenient not to HAVE to leave the house.)
I recently read Her Fearful Symmetry by Audrey Niffenegger, who is also the author of The Time Traveler's Wife. I really love both books and became fascinated by the setting of Her Fearful Symmetry, which is Highgate Cemetery, just outside of London. Google allowed me to find this article about the author and her experiences at Highgate, where she eventually became so well-informed about the cemetery's history and eminent residents, that she became a part-time tour guide.
Think about it. She's a woman from Chicago, who started out as a graphic artist (more on that later) and wrote illustrated stories until she wrote a story too complicated to illustrate so she turned it into a novel, then wrote another novel set in a cemetery, a particularly gothic and atmospheric cemetery, traveled to London to do research at the cemetery and began hanging out there, becoming an expert and giving tours. Don't you just love it? I do. I love thinking about her getting so hooked and passionate that she just couldn't stay away. Research is one of my favorite parts of writing, having the mandate, you might say, to absolutely spend time going down the rabbit's hole in studying something, to the point where you might just be a little nuts about it. Niffenegger has simply been able to carry it a little further than most.
When I was researching the life of a ballerina, in order to write Every Little Step She Takes, I spent hours watching Swan Lake over and over, watching other video's about dancers' lives, and reading about technique, practice routines and dance moves. I wallowed in ballet, which I suppose is an oxymoron, but as I have never been a dancer, it was the closest I could come. At any rate, my point is I love it when someone is completely passionate about their work.
Ms. Niffenegger, as I mentioned, began as a graphic artist, and some of her work is on display at her website. I found out she has also written a couple of graphic novels, one of which, The Night Bookmobile, was published as a serial in The Guardian. You can read the whole thing here. It's an intriguing story and the artwork is fascinating. If you're a book nut, you'll really want to check it out. The link leads you to the final pages of the book; you have to go to the oldest entry to get to the beginning and work backward. It's worthwhile.
Question: Are you passionate about your work? Is there something that quite transports you with delight? What is it?


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"There aren't two hundred good movies every year," a friend reminds me, en route to Toronto. When I assemble my collection of 464-page catalogue, 92-page Official Film schedule, and 40-page Press and Industry Screening Schedule, I am (officially) overwhelmed. Especially when I try to start collating with my preliminary film list, and realize that I'd skipped an entire letter of the alphabet in compiling it -- "L," which adds eleven count 'em eleven films, thereby pushing the number once again over the magic hundred.
I am shocked and appalled when I see more than twenty of those titles clustered together on the first day of press screenings, more so when I find that almost without exception it's the sole scheduled press screening for each film. Choosing one film knocks out five others, with no guarantee of being able to see them at public screenings.
But before the screenings I have a breakfast with Thom Powers, the New York-based programmer for TIFF Docs and the Mavericks program. There might not be two hundred good movies in a year, but somehow at Toronto the documentaries never disappoint. More than once I've quoted the woman who turned to me in a Toronto lineup and beamed, "I like documentaries SO much more than I like movies!," and I knew just what she meant. I admire Powers' work, both for Toronto and in New York, where I'd attended his monthly Stranger than Fiction series.
Last Sunday's "New York Times" piece on Powers "A Kingmaker for Documentaries: Thom Powers' Routine for Toronto Festival" has the daunting effect of both answering a lot of questions I might have asked, and making me feel kind of shy, as if I'd Googled a blind date and didn't want to let on. I'm perplexed that the "Times" calls TIFF Docs a "15-film slate…from some 500 candidates," when I counted 22 (including Frederick Wiseman's four-hour "At Berkeley" and Claude Lanzmann's nearly-four-hour "The Last of the Unjust).
I wonder if some filmmakers' feelings might be bruised if they realized that their films (unnamed in the article) were the ones on "legalizing marijuana and abortion rights…[that] suffered by comparison to stronger recent films on the subjects." I ask Powers about the Mavericks program ("onstage conversations with leaders in the film industry and beyond"), which he's programmed since its beginnings:
"It's a place to sneak more docs into the Festival," he says, including "12.12.12," the world premiere of the show put on as a Hurricane Sandy benefit on that day, followed yon onstage conversation with Sir Paul McCartney and Harvey Weinstein (lord of all he surveys); "InRealLife," a documentary on the effects of the internet, by Beeban Kidron; "Our Man in Tehran," the true story behind "Argo;" and "For No Good Reason," about illustrator Ralph Steadman (further supported by a Steadman exhibit on the fourth floor of the Bell Lightbox). I'm also excited by the Spike Jonze conversation, and the program celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Toronto Women & Film Festival.
Powers further complicates my life by pointing out the fifth annual Doc Conference, this year expanded from one day to two, starting Tuesday September 10th with a keynote address by Andrew Jarecki, detailing new revelations ten years after "Capturing the Friedmans."
Difficult choices. I escalate upstairs to the four difficult choices I was able to make on this first day. I see Francois Ozon's "Young & Beautiful," starring yet another of the nubile young French starlets that magically appear every year, Marine Vacth, in a tale of anomie and adolescent boredom leading to prostitution that suffers by comparison to "Belle de Jour," (but then almost everything would suffer in comparison with "Belle de Jour). The prolific and perverse Ozon seems to be going through the motions with this one.
I stay in France to see "Blue is the Warmest Color," which I've been anticipating with pleasure since it won two prizes last May in Cannes: the Fipresci critic's award and for the first time the two actresses shared the Palme d'Or with director Abdellatif Kechiche. I also was a fan of Kechiche's 2007 "The Secret of the Grain." Alas, we enter the world of reverse expectations: I don't quite get what all the fuss was about. I do find myself thinking of Lea Seydoux's name being something like a modern-day equivalent of the French movie star names like Viviane Romance -- she's so delicious, with her wide-set eyes and wide-set teeth, that I think of her as Lea Sedouxctive. Her colleague, Adele Exarchpoulos, cries a lot.
Afterwards I see "Blood Ties," a remake of a French film, "Les liens du sang," from 2008, also with a stellar cast: Clive Owen, Billy Crudup, Marion Cotillard, Zoe Saldana, Mila Kunis, James Caan, Lili Taylor. It's not an embarrassment and it's not brilliant, either. The 70s period sets and clothes are occasionally diverting, but the action set-pieces seem hurried and a bit confused.
One more chance to be thrilled, with "The Fifth Estate," the big opening-night picture about the history of WikiLeaks, directed by Bill Condon and starring Benedict Cumberbatch as the mysterious Julian Assange. It's noisy and messy and ultimately unsatisfying, a lot of sound and fury and distracting special effects and headache-inducing graphics.
I wonder what other combination of press screening titles would have yielded a more salubrious day: Joseph Gordon-Levitt's "Don Jon" followed by the new Jarmusch, "Only Lovers Left Alive," then Marcel Ophuls' "Ain't Misbehavin," perhaps? Clio Barnard's "The Selfish Giant", then Claire Denis' "Bastard," and Guirardie's "Stranger by the Lake"? Rithy Panh's "The Missing Picture," and Johnie To's "Blind Detective" before Rassoulof's "Manuscripts Don't Burn"? All their press screenings now over, in one dizzying day. (Well, there's one more for the Panh. I cannot tell a lie.) Getting into their public screenings now a crap shoot. The Toronto International Film Festival is not for the faint of heart.


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Simple syrups are simply fabulous!
From waking up a glass of tea with a punch of pizzazz to taming a tart lemon or interjecting the very essence of a season into your favorite drink, simple syrups are indispensable!
Just a 1:1 ratio of water and sugar, simple syrup in its very basic form livens any beverage with delightful sweetness. Simple syrup can be stored in the fridge indefinitely (but it won't last!). This accoutrement to the brews and blends that we sip and savor can be at hand all the time.
As the vehicle to sweetness for our favorite drinks, this is also the medium to interpose the seasons' best offerings. Mint, thyme, basil, ginger, rosemary, honey and host of other herbs and flavors all meld together to form sweetly infused syrups that awaken the floral, fruity and earthen notes in our favorite teas, punches and lemonades.
The base is the same and the results are too— grand and elegant—from the simplest of gestures, a truly simple syrup.
Basic Simple Syrup
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 cup water
Bring sugar and water to a boil and then turn down heat, stirring all the while. Once the sugar is dissolved, allow to cool. Store in an airtight container in the refrigerator indefinitely.
Herbal Simple Syrup
Be brazen and bold with your choices of herbs, such as chocolate or orange mint, lemon thyme, 'BBQ' rosemary, 'African Blue' basil, or lavender. These amazing varieties within a flavor family are terrific twists to everyday herbs!
Makes 1 1⁄ 2 cups
- 2–3 tablespoons freshly chopped herb of choice
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 cup water
Chop, mash, mince, or leave whole the leaves of your herb of choice.
Bring sugar and water to a boil then toss prepared herb into the water. Allow to boil for 1 minute. Reduce the heat and then simmer for 10 minutes, stirring frequently to dissolve the sugar. Strain the syrup and discard the herb leaves. Syrup can be stored in an airtight container and refrigerated indefinitely.
Excerpted from Sip & Savor by James T. Farmer III. Copyright © 2012 by James T. Farmer III. Excerpted by permission of Gibbs Smith. All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher.
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During tomatillo season, June to October, I make a weekly run to the Alvarez Farm stand at the Broadway Farmers Market...
During tomatillo season, June to October, I make a weekly run to the Alvarez Farm stand at the Broadway Farmers Market (also found daily at Pike Place Market) and cart away a pound or two of beautiful green, yellow and purple tomatillos. They're a high-summer treat, juicy and bracingly tart, and essential for all sorts of Mexican dishes.
If I were an Olympic judge, I'd give the August farm-stand tomatillos a 10. But here's the trick: I've picked up tomatillos at the supermarket in April, and I'd have to give them at least a 7.
One of the great things about tomatillos, you see, is that they're seasonal but not too seasonal. I can go to QFC in the dead of winter and get a sharp, fresh taste for dinner. Just try that with tomatoes or corn.
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True, sometimes the supermarket tomatillos sit in the bin too long and start to get moldy or mushy. On those days, you have to pass them by — though if the papery husk is merely dried up, that's OK. You have to pick over the supermarket bin carefully, whereas nearly all of Alvarez's tomatillos (not to mention those from Tonnemaker Orchards and other local farms) are perfect.
What should you do with your tomatillo haul, in season or otherwise?
I work them into pozole (pork and hominy stew), enchiladas, a sauce for salmon. Eddie Alvarez of Alvarez Farm says he likes to use them with pork and green peppers in a chile verde.
In pureed form, tomatillos give everything they touch a full-bodied mouthfeel, much like a long-simmered stock, minus the long simmering.
Many recipes call for boiling tomatillos; I prefer to broil them. It concentrates the flavor, and the blackened skin, once blended in, gives the finished dish a nice color.
Tomatillos don't have to be cooked, however. You can make a fresh-tasting salsa with raw tomatillos, or slice them thin and toss them with a vinaigrette for a fresh pickle that is great on burgers. Or make a tomatillo gravy for shrimp and grits. I give it a 10.
Shrimp and Grits with Tomatillo Gravy Recipe
Serves 4
My favorite white stone-ground grits are available from Anson Mills (www.ansonmills.com, $34 for 3 pounds, including shipping), but this will still be delicious with supermarket quick (not instant) grits.
Shrimp Stock
1 ½ pounds shell-on large shrimp (26 to 30 per pound)
3 cups water
½ teaspoon peppercorns
1 bay leaf, crumbled
1 teaspoon kosher salt
1/8 teaspoon ground cayenne pepper
1 ½ cups stone-ground grits
1 ½ cups whole milk
3 cups water
2 pinches kosher salt, plus more to taste
Freshly ground black pepper to taste
1 pound tomatillos, husked and rinsed
1 jalapeño pepper, minced
¼ pound slab bacon or 3 slices thick-cut bacon, diced
3 tablespoons unsalted butter
½ cup chopped green bell pepper
½ cup chopped yellow onion
1 tablespoon all-purpose flour
Kosher salt to taste
Freshly ground black pepper to taste
1. Peel the shrimp, reserving the shells. In a medium saucepan, bring the water to a boil over high heat. Add the shells, the peppercorns, bay leaf, salt and cayenne. Reduce heat to medium-low and simmer for 20 minutes. Strain the broth (you should have about 1 ½ cups) and reserve. Discard the shells.
2. While the broth simmers, stir the grits into a bowl of cold water and allow to settle. Corn hulls may float to the surface. Skim off the hulls and drain the grits. (Skip this step if you are using supermarket grits.) In a medium saucepan, bring the milk and the water to a boil over high heat. Add the grits, stirring with a wooden spoon. Reduce the heat to medium, add the salt and cook, stirring occasionally.
3. Once the grits thicken (about 10 minutes), reduce the heat and cook, stirring frequently and adding water if the grits become too stiff. Cook until the grits are fluffy and creamy, 90 minutes. Season with more salt, if desired, and pepper; reserve.
4. While the grits cook, place the tomatillos on a foil-lined sheet pan or cast-iron skillet. Broil them about 3 inches from the flame or heating element, turning them as their skins blacken, about 5 minutes per side. Transfer the tomatillos to a food processor or blender and puree to a soupy liquid. Add the jalapeño and reserve.
5. Place the bacon in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Cook, stirring frequently, until the bacon is firm and just golden brown, about 3 minutes. Transfer to a bowl, leaving the fat behind.
6. Add half the shrimp to the pan and sear quickly, about a minute per side, leaving the shrimp slightly undercooked. Remove the shrimp to a plate and repeat with the remaining shrimp.
7. Add the butter, bell pepper and onion to the pan. Sauté until the pepper and onion just begin to soften, about 2 minutes.
8. Pour 2 tablespoons of the shrimp broth into a small bowl, add the flour and whisk until it becomes a smooth paste. Pour the remaining shrimp broth into the skillet with the pepper and onion. When the broth reaches a simmer, reduce the heat to medium and cook at a vigorous simmer until the vegetables have softened, about 5 minutes.
9. Add the flour paste to the pan, whisking vigorously to distribute the flour evenly throughout the broth. Add the tomatillo and jalapeño mixture to the skillet, stir and return to a simmer. Cook until the gravy thickens enough to coat the back of a spoon heavily, 5 to 7 minutes more.
10. Add the reserved shrimp and bacon and continue cooking until the shrimp are pink and cooked through, 1 to 2 minutes. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Divide the grits among four plates and ladle the shrimp and gravy on top. Serve immediately.
— Adapted from "The Lee Bros. Southern Cookbook"
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The first cut of the wedding cake is ceremonial. A knife tied with a ribbon is set next to the cake; the bride picks up the knife (it shouldn't be handed to her), and cuts a small piece from the bottom layer of the cake. This is the piece the bride and groom will feed each other. Usually, after the first ceremonial cut, the cake is taken from the reception area to the kitchen, where it is sliced, plated, and, in many instances, garnished with berries, edible flowers, or the like.
Once in the kitchen, if the cake is tiered, the top layer will be removed; it should be carefully wrapped so it can be frozen. (It's traditional for the couple to celebrate their first anniversary by eating the preserved top layer.) If the cake has buttercream frosting, remind the caterer to chill the top layer for at least one hour in the refrigerator so the icing can harden. Then have the cake wrapped in plastic wrap and placed in a cake box, which will also be wrapped in plastic. The remainder of the cake is then sliced and served.


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Tyrer is a name of Anglo-Saxon origin. It was a name given to a stubborn or obstinate person. The surname Tyrer is derived from the Old French word tirer, which means to draw. This is used in the same sense as the word tirand, which means "one who pulls on the reins;" thus it may be that it was used as a nickname for a stubborn person, before coming to be used as a hereditary surname.
The surname Tyrer was first found in Essex where one of the first records of the name is Walter Tirel III, (1065-c. 1100), Castellan of Pontoise and Lord of Poix, son of Walter Tirell II. [1] He is remembered for his involvement in the death of King William II (William Rufus) on a hunting trip in the New Forest on August 2nd, 1100. Some say it was an accident when Walter shot an arrow at a stag which glanced from the beast and struck King William II, while others disagree. However, accordingly to chroniclers of the time, they parted at the beginning of the hunt on good terms, but the king was later found with one of the arrows given to Walter by the king in his chest. There is a stone in the Forest at Stoney Cross marking the spot where the King fell. Walter's grandson Hugh Tyrrel (died 1199) took part in the Norman Conquest of Ireland where he became the first Baron of Castleknock and later took part in the Third Crusade. Another distinct branch of the family was found at Gipping in Suffolk. "This place, which takes its name from the small river Gipping, is the property of C. Tyrell, Esq., whose ancestor, Sir Walter Tyrell, Knt., held the lordship at the time of the Domesday survey." [2]
Before the last few hundred years, the English language had no fast system of spelling rules. For that reason, spelling variations are commonly found in early Anglo-Saxon surnames. Over the years, many variations of the name Tyrer were recorded, including Tyrell, Terrell, Terrill, Tyrill, Turrell, Tirell, Tyrrell and many more.
This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Tyrer research. Another 251 words (18 lines of text) covering the years 1086, 1423, 1450, 1502, 1502, 1597, 1676, 1661, 1676, 1617, 1701, 1643, 1718, 1642, 1718, 1623 and 1676 are included under the topic Early Tyrer History in all our PDF Extended History products.
Another 229 words (16 lines of text) are included under the topic Early Tyrer Notables in all our PDF Extended History products.
Some of the Tyrer family moved to Ireland, but this topic is not covered in this excerpt. Another 65 words (5 lines of text) about their life in Ireland is included in all our PDF Extended History products.
To escape oppression and starvation at that time, many English families left for the "open frontiers" of the New World with all its perceived opportunities. In droves people migrated to the many British colonies, those in North America in particular, paying high rates for passages in cramped, unsafe ships. Although many of the settlers did not make the long passage alive, those who did see the shores of North America perceived great opportunities before them. Many of the families that came from England went on to make essential contributions to the emerging nations of Canada and the United States. Research into various historical records revealed some of first members of the Tyrer family emigrate to North America:
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You flick a switch to turn on a light or to turn on your computer. You know electricity makes it happen; but, where does the electricity come from? The path electricity takes from the power plant to homes and businesses is described in Flick a Switch: How Electricity Gets to Your Home by Barbara Seuling with illustrations by Nancy Tobin. This book uses straight-forward language and bright, kid-friendly drawings to help children understand the science and technology behind generating electricity. Simple activities that use everyday items to demonstrate electrical circuits are included.
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Flick a Switch will help lower elementary students picture how electricity travels from power plants to their homes. Fourth and fifth grade physical science lessons can incorporate this book into electricity units about conductors, insulators, electromagnetism, and historical figures who contributed to our understanding and use of electrical power (VA SOL 4.3).
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- Benjamin Franklin took a huge risk when he experimented with lightning. You want your students to play it safe. Find a list of electrical safety tips for children at the back of the book Wired by Anatasia Suen or online at Power Kids.
- When you hear the name Thomas Edison you think light bulb. When you hear Ben Franklin you think electricity. But what do you think when you hear Michael Faraday? Learn more about Faraday, whose work with electromagnetism made the generators in power plants possible.
- Watch a video that uses a lemon as a "battery" and children holding hands as "wire" to demonstrate conductors and circuits.
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They took Brewers start Yovani Gallardo completely off the hook, despite working him for six walks and 116 pitches in five innings. Other than Mark DeRosa's one-out first inning solo blast looked like it would be the start of something big. Gallardo walked the next three batters, but the Tribe could only manage to push one more across on a Travis Hafner RBI fielder's choice.
In the third, the Tribe had two on with two out, but Ben Francisco, who continues to get exposed each and every day, weakly grounded to third. In the fifth inning, they again loaded the bases with one out, but rookie Chris Gimenez looked bad striking out swinging and Francisco grounded into a fielder's choice to kill the rally. In the sixth, Josh Barfield led off with a double and was moved over to third on a Luis Valbuena ground out. While they did get Barfield in, it was on a DeRosa ground out. The big hit eluded them all night long.
At this point, it was still a one run game at 4-3.
They had yet another shot in the bottom of the seventh. Shin-Soo Choo hit a double to open the inning to again put the tying run in scoring position with nobody out. Ryan Garko K'd miserably on a pitch that was a good five feet off of the plate. After Travis Hafner was intentionally walked (for the second time), Eric Wedge went to his bench for contact man Jamey Carroll. JC struck out looking on a borderline call from noted clown CB Bucknor. It was again up to Francisco. For a third time, he popped out on the first pitch to end the threat. Benny is now locked into a 3-31 slump and is hitting .156 in the month of June. Time for Trevor Crowe to get more time in Center. Not that he is the answer either.
That was for all intents and purposes, the ballgame. For the night, the Indians were 1-15 with runners in scoring position (Travis Hafner's two run-homer in the ninth being the only hit). Milwaukee pitchers Gallardo and Todd Coffey gave them every chance to take this game, yet they never could capitalize.
Then there is the pitching. Jeremy Sowers started and again hit the wall in the fifth inning. Give STO analyst Rick Manning credit. He said on more than one occasion that when Sowers gets behind in the count, opposing hitters can sit on any pitch they want. He continued to nibble around the zone, throwing 99 pitches in his five innings of work. "He's still controlling damage. He just needs to be more efficient so he can get into the sixth or seventh so we can set up the bullpen," said Wedge.
The bottom line – Sowers is at best, a fifth starter. Despite his numbers of late, don't be surprised when he is dropped from the rotation when Jake Westbrook and Aaron Laffey are ready at the end of the month.
Sowers' failure to get past the fifth inning forced The Grinder's hand to go to the pen early. After going through seemingly everyone the night before, he summoned Jensen Lewis. What happened to this guy? He was so dominant down the stretch in 07 and 08, yet his stuff continues to be flat and right down the middle. One batter he looks like a world-beater, and the next two tag him. Jenny Lew looks like he needs to be sent to Columbus to find himself. He allowed three earned runs over his two plus innings of work.
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Back in February, Brooklyn Academy of Music's BAMcinématek held "Vengeance is Hers," a series of films featuring cinema's greatest heroines and anti-heroines, and it was so popular that they had to bring it back. BAMcinématek has announced "Back with a Vengeance," a redux of the series that will run from April 18-27.
Highlights returning from the original series include Colin Higgins' "Nine to Five" starring Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin and Dolly Parton as office employees overthrowing their sexist boss; and "Jeanne Dielman, 23 quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles," Chantal Ackerman's masterful 201-minute portrait of a widowed mother over the course of three days.
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Season 9, Episode 15 | February 26th, 1998
Upon buying his father an expensive electronic organizer for his birthday, Jerry tells him that he got "The Wizard" on the street for just $50. And when Susan's parents call for the first time since her funeral, George avoids an invitation to a black tie charity dinner by claiming he has a summer home in the Hamptons. Meanwhile, as Elaine wonders if her boyfriend Darryl is black, Kramer decides to retire when his coffee table book is optioned by a Hollywood producer. But Jerry is stunned when Kramer moves into his parent's Florida retirement community.
As Kramer endears himself to the neighbors, Morty decides that he's just what the condo association needs as its new president someone he can control. With Morty as his manager, Kramer campaigns until a serious breach of clubhouse rules puts his candidacy in jeopardy. To placate the condo board, Morty suggests that Jerry get them all electronic organizers, unaware that they really cost $200 each. Meanwhile, as he continues his elaborate ruse for the Rosses, George worries that Elaine may have blown his cover story. So he invites them to see his summer home.
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Although the presumption is strong, there is no conclusive evidence that smallpox was prevalent in ancient times.1 Bishop Marius of Avenches is credited with the initial use of the scientific term variola in 570 A.D. Smallpox most likely was the malady noted by Bishop Gregory of Tours in 582 A.D. when he wrote of an epidemic disease that began with fever and backache followed by a pustular eruption. The attempted differentiation between smallpox and measles has been attributed to Rhazes in the 9th century and to Avicenna in the 10th century. At the time of Edward Jenner, it was estimated that every 10th person in Europe died from smallpox. In some epidemics as many as half the population died of this disease. An epidemic in Iceland early in the 18th century was fatal to nearly 40% of the population. In Europe, life-time prevalence was estimated to be as high
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The NSS unit of Dev Samaj College of Education, Sector 36, Chandigarh, on Saturday celebrated World AIDS Awareness Day. On this occasion, Dr Krishna Murari Tripathi, sociologist cum innovative counsellor from Delhi spread awareness regarding the dreadful disease. The Red Ribbon Club of the college encouraged the students to take an oath to spread knowledge regarding preventive measures and reducing stigma and overcoming discrimination of people living with AIDS.
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala.--Alabama football fans have a number of great moments to remember from 76 years of Crimson Tide football games in Legion Field. Now they have the opportunity to select their favorite Legends of Legion Field over the next three weeks.
Crimson Tide Sports Marketing, the multi-media rights' holder for the Alabama Crimson Tide, is conducting on line voting to determine the Greatest Play, the Greatest Performances and the Greatest Game in Alabama's history at Legion Field.
Fans can go to www.RollTide.com and vote each week in a different contest. The winning moment will be honored at halftime of the Golden Flake Alabama-South Florida game presented by NBC-13 and the Birmingham News and Birmingham Post-Herald, August 30, at Legion Field.
The voting for Greatest Play is August 3-9. Nominees are the Van Tiffin kick against Auburn in 1985; Ken Stabler's Run in the Mud in 1967; Antonio Langham's interception against Florida in 1992; the Cornelius Bennett sack of Steve Buerlein against Notre Dame in 1986 and the Gary Rutledge to Wayne Wheeler touchdown pass against Tennessee in 1973.
The voting for Greatest Performances is August 10-16. Nominees are Bobby Marlow's 233 yards rushing against Auburn in 1951; Johnny Musso's 221 yards rushing against Auburn in 1970; the standout defensive game against Penn State by Derrick Thomas in 1988; Scott Hunter's shootout with Archie Manning and Ole Miss in 1969; and Joe Namath's three touchdown passes against Tennessee in 1963.
The voting for Greatest Game is August 17-22. Nominees are Coach Paul Bryant's 315th victory against Auburn in 1981; the victory over Florida in the first SEC Championship game in 1992; the thrilling victory over Auburn in the 1985 Iron Bowl; the 28-10 victory over Notre Dame in 1986 and the 55-0 victory over Auburn in the 1948 resumption of the series with Auburn.
"We talked to a number of long-time observers of Crimson Tide football," said CTSM General Manager Butch Henry, "to come up with the nominations in each category. We had a number of different opinions right up to our deadline for selecting each event. I'm sure some people will think we left out their favorite Tide moment, but I believe we have a pretty good cross section from the grand history of games at Legion Field."
Fans can vote once in each category. The winning events will be revealed on NBC-13's pre-season football special, Sunday night, Aug. 23 and in the Monday morning editions of the Birmingham News, Aug. 24 and Monday afternoon's edition of the Birmingham Post-Herald.
Greatest GameAlabama 28, Auburn 17, 1981 (Coach Bryant's 315th)Alabama 28, Florida 21, 1992 (SEC Championship)Alabama 25, Auburn 23, 1985 (Van Tiffin kick)Alabama 28, Notre Dame 10, 1986 (first victory over Notre Dame)Alabama 55, Auburn 0, 1948 (resumption of series)
Greatest PlayVan Tiffin kick vs. Auburn, 1985Kenny Stabler's Run in the mud vs. Auburn, 1967Antonio Langham interception vs. Florida, 1992Cornelius Bennett sack of Steve Buerlein vs. Notre Dame, 1986Gary Rutledge-Wayne Wheeler pass vs. Tennessee, 1973
Greatest PerformancesBobby Marlow vs. Auburn, 1951, 233 yards rushingJohnny Musso vs. Auburn, 1970, 221 yards rushingDerrick Thomas vs. Penn State, 1988, 9 QB hurries and safetyScott Hunter vs. Ole Miss, 1969, shootout with Archie ManningJoe Namath vs. Tennessee, 1963, three touchdown passes