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Little Pond Design: Designs for Green Living
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- Website: littleponddesign.com
Store History
- Founded by: Rebekah Gainsley
- Headquarters: Austin, Texas
Inspired by: vintage textiles, lilacs, any hans wegner chair, eliel saarinen, creative tension, flea markets, tom ford, maya lin, bob schneider, lipstick, cradle to cradle design ideas, sam mockbee, my six year old's obsession with puns, pop culture, eero saarinen, civil rights activists, my four year old's desire to become a ninja, dan winters, patti smith, wallpaper, jhumpa lahiri, peonies, banksy the graffiti artist, louise bourgeois, alexander mcqueen, birds, historical fiction, malcom gladwell theories, phillipe starck, marlene dumas, zaha hadid, johnny cash, tadao ando, wolfgang tillmans, sinclair black, kyle beachy.
We always enjoy taking a break from the work day to peruse clean, fresh, fun sites full of pretty wares and items for the home. We feel even better about our break when those wares aren't just good-looking, but friendly to the environment. Online store and Austin-based design firm Little Pond Design is a perfect treat for mid-day.
You might remember Little Pond Design from a previous post we did about them a couple of years ago — Little Pond Takes Green Design Seriously. They were breathing new life into old pieces of furniture, but in eco-friendly ways. We appreciate a company striving to do their best to create home decor that will be healthy for everyone, and commend them for their designs and efforts.
Now with an expanded website, you can check out all kinds of different elements like new eco-friendly furniture, upcycled vintage, new accessories, rare vintage accessory finds and even raw vintage pieces -- pieces Little Pond Design founder Rebekah Gainsley finds, keeps "raw" and allows you to pick out the perfect elements to upcycle it with. Along with selling items, Rebekah also offers staging, restyling, resource shopping and color and design consulting. Bottom line: we like how streamlined everything on the site is and how it's curated to reflect a modern and natural style from brands that have eco-friendly beliefs and practices.
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1. As I told you in my previous Answer, a patient is entitled to access as well as to copies of all their medical records and files. The Statute does not give any time frame for this, but where no time is specified in the law or in a document at hand, the law states that the act should be performed "within a reasonable amount of time", with "reasonable" depending on a particular set of circumstances. If I were you, I would not rely on a letter request. I would simply call the practice, ask to speak to someone in charge and saying that I will be at their office on such and such date and time for copies of my medical records, and just do not take "No" for an answer.
2. A charge may be assessed (and usually is) for making copies, but the charge must be "reasonable".
3. Regarding the medical records, I would redact the name wherever it appears and would not include the toxicology report at all.
4. It is completely irresponsible for any doctor who calls himself or herself a member of the medical profession to prescribe medication that they know is addictive, then suddenly cut the patient off. Get the address, telephone number, and the person in charge at the New York Medical Licensing Board and a copy of their Complaint form from them and from the American Medical Association, you will take these with you to the doctor's office. I was not aware that your fiancée was dealing with a Nurse Practitioner. The first step I would take is to call and ask for an appointment on an emerency basis with the doctor who was seeing your fiancée. If necessary, I would park myself in the doctor's office until I spoke with him. During the meeting, I would tell him that a Nurse Practitioner has no business making decisions of whether or not to give any additional prescriptions to a patient. I would also tell the doctor of her attitude with patients. Then, in a diplomatic way, but basically say, "Look, she did not ask for those drugs, you prescribed them for her for the last 4 years. Don't tell me that you're going to suddenly take her off of them, without even tapering them off." Then, if I got no satisfaction from the doctor, I would take out the Complaint forms and say, "We'll see what the Medical Licensing Board and the AMA have to say about the manner in which you and your office staff treat patients". Then, I would proceed to write a brief, concise statement, reporting the doctor to both offices and following up my letter with a telephone call two days later.
Unfortunately, there is no law or Statute to which I can direct you because there is no specific provision for these situations, although I believe that the law should be amended to make it mandatory for a doctor to taper patients off of addictive medications and to prohibit any doctor from doing this. The only document I can direct you to is the Hippocratic Oath which each doctor takes and in which they swear to alleviate suffering and you can bring that up during the meeting with the doctor. Ask him, "How seriously do you take the Hippocratic Oath ?" and "Can you tell me what it means to you ?"
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NEWPORT NEWS, Va (NNS) -- Sailors assigned to the supply departments aboard USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70) and Pre-Commissioned Unit (PCU) George H. W. Bush (CVN 77) joined forces this July to share best-business practices and study for the upcoming September advancement exam.
This collaboration marks the beginning of combined training evolutions for supply departments aboard the aircraft carriers.
"This training allows us to share and learn from one another," said Senior Chief Ship's Serviceman (SW/AW) Jeffrey Davidson. "It's crucial that we integrate supply corps Sailors throughout the fleet. When supply departments are networking and challenging each other, the competitiveness pushes all of us to strive for more."
Training is held for one hour twice a week and is facilitated by experienced first class petty officers from both Bush and Carl Vinson. Those involved in organizing the training said the instruction is aimed at enhancing the professional development of junior Sailors on both ships.
"This is a great opportunity for our supply departments," said Ship's Serviceman 1st Class (SW/AW) Robert Barnes. "Two great ships are working together to train our Sailors. With the combination of input and ideas, we will have more well-rounded Sailors, and hopefully improved test scores."
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You know how important a location can be to the overall energy and enthusiasm of a group if you have ever been in a meeting that was held in a sterile conference room.
Consider how dynamic and productive a meeting would be if it was held in a large and cozy room with a pot-belly stove or held outdoors overlooking a waterfall!
Depending on the individual size requirements of your group, there are four Meeting Rooms in the Conference Center. In addition to the Meeting rooms, there is also a glass-enclosed sun room and a large living room with a fireplace.
If you add wireless internet service, up-to-date AV equipment, and an attentive staff, you have the ingredients for a successful conference or seminar!
Many presenters prefer a beautiful outdoor setting and choose to move to one of our outdoor locations, making the very best utilization of our natural locale. You can decide to hold a meeting right on the lawn or at a special spot overlooking a waterfall. Getting away from the habits and constant distractions of your office often helps to stimulate the creative abilities of your group and lets new ideas and concepts take root in a tranquil atmosphere.
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Heidi Klum, supemodel and host of Project Runway unveiled her unique and virtual Fall/Winter line by Jordache. Her line ranges from premium denim to chic outerwear and web site Stardoll is offering an exclusive virtual collection.
Heidi told ET, "I've met many, many girls that love Stardolls, and they kind of pick different celebrities, singers, actors, both men and women…and then you can dress them up," says the beauty. She also told ET she is "very excited" about working with Jordache.
She has been working withthe companyfor three years now. They originally called her because they wanted her to shoot their campaign. Later they asked her if she wanted to design something for them and Heidi did a small collection of about twenty items which included jeans, tops and a leather jacket. Now she has been immortalized by Stardoll's.
Stardoll's more than 20 million users can experience the virtual Heidi Klum collection and dress their personalizedstars with the latest styles. If you want to check out the site, click here.
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Based in the heart of Derbyshire, Quarndon Cricket Club is a friendly members club with excellent cricket facilities set in the beautiful Derbyshire countryside
Known for high sporting standards, quality facilities and our commitment to supporting the development of the Crickets, we are pleased to be one of the ECB Clubmark Accredited Clubs.
Our senior and junior league competitions are thriving and we are proud to have 4 successful senior teams in the Derbyshire Premier and County Cricket .Leagues
We actively encourage juniors to play cricket through leagues, club teams, coaching and competition – all designed to be fun and enjoyable.
Welcoming cricket players of all levels and social members, we offer a range of membership options to suit your needs. With plenty of opportunity for competitive and social play, great facilities, a friendly bar and varied social calendar, our membership offers you real value for money.
Anyone interested in joining please contact Nathan Dumelow - mobile number 07984 450790 or email our membership secretary Neil Shorrock on firstname.lastname@example.com
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The ECB continues to work with Sport England on the pioneering club accreditation scheme 'Clubmark' to develop a vibrant and healthy club cricket infrastructure.
Cricket clubs can play a key role in the successful delivery of Building Partnerships – cricket's strategic plan for 2006-2009 - by supporting the delivery and implementation of the following programmes:
The ECB Clubmark and community cricket clubs play a central role in all of these programmes and Clubmark will provide the standards that clubs involved in these programmes will aspire to.
In addition, it is expected that clubs who achieve the ECB Clubmark will be recognised and rewarded for their hard work and commitment to club cricket in England and Wales.
By registering to work towards ECB Clubmark, clubs join a growing number of cricket clubs across England and Wales that are prioritising junior development, creating a benchmark for high quality community club cricket.
County Cricket Development Managers can help clubs through the process of achieving ECB Clubmark Accreditation.
ECB Clubmark gives clubs an opportunity to write and implement new procedures as well as acknowledge existing practices. Cricket clubs are required to present evidence and demonstrate implementation across four different themes, culminating in the production of a Club Development Plan.
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Hello everyone. I've been lurking here for quite a while. I've recently purchased older home and have some questions regarding how I should go about finishing the basement.
Firstly the home is close to 90 years old. According to the neighbor a previous owner (10+yrs ago) had the entire foundation excavated to improve drainage around the house and seal the block foundation. At the same time an interior french drain and sump pit were installed. There is no evidence that water has entered the home recently despite the 100 year flood we had last spring. I feel very confident the basement will remain dry. At some point in the past the interior of the foundation was covered with some type of mortar, not sure if this was for water issues or to add strength but it remains on the foundation walls.
My plan here is to add an additional bedroom, close off the utility room and frame in and finish (at some point in the future) the laundry room. I've already redone all the gas/water lines to make framing easier and I'll be sealing band joists this afternoon.
Now for the questions. I see A LOT of argument on how to finish a basement and the proper use and location of a vapor barrier. I see the common theme of foam board against the block wall, framing slightly away from the foam, unfaced batts between the studs and sheet rock on top. I see some reccomending plastic sheet directly against the block wall and still others reccomending the same on the warm side of the wall. So really, how should I do this to avoid running into moisture issues within the wall cavity. I did the moisture test (plastic taped to the wall for a few days) and got nothing on either side of the film. Not surprising given its winter and there is dry warm air blowing around the basement. Should I add a barrier? Will the sealed foam and unfaced batts be the best option?
One additional question. The french drain has a piece of flashing that runs 2" up the walls that separates the slab floor from the block walls when the drain was poured in. I can peel this flashing back from the walls and see dirt and the footing. Should I seal the top of this piece of flashing? Will just caulk work? Just the ridgid foam board over top? I feel this gap has the potential to put moisture in the wall cavity.
By the way I am in michigan , we have hot humid summers and cold winters with plenty of snow here. Any information is appreciated, thanks guys I'll have some pics up when I get back to the house!
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The New Zealand showcase at CMJ began in 2007 and was immediately dubbed as "one of the hottest tickets at CMJ" by UK music bible NME. Now, 3 years later, Giant Step, 42Below, NZ On Air, and NZ Music Commission are joining forces to present you with the hottest breakthrough artists from the country that first sees the rising sun.
Showcasing Zowie, Street Chant, Kids Of 88, Electric Wire Hustle, Ruby Frost and Lawrence Arabia, this year's event will take place on Tuesday, October 19th, at Le Poisson Rouge. Doors open at 5:45pm and show starts at 6:00pm sharp.
Entrance is free but strictly RSVP, or with a CMJ badge. RSVPs are valid for one person per unique email and admittance is granted on a first come, first served basis.
About The Artists
ZOWIE - Coming on like a teenage Joan Jett with a drum machine, all Pulp Fiction bangs and kaleidoscopic baton swinging, Zowie is a whip-smart 22 year old karate-proficient Kiwi with a penchant for percussion. Described by one music critic as "a tiny dynamo of electrifying, positive energy" Zowie has distilled a bubbling mix of vintage synth-pop, shimmering electro, playground chants and rock n roll swagger to create a moxy-fuelled sound all of her own.
Free Download: Zowie - Broken Machine (RAC Mix) (right-click, save as)
KIDS OF 88 - Kids Of 88 are Sam McCarthy and Jordan Arts. McCarthy rules vocals, programming and "complaining too much". While partner-in-heartbreaking Arts, plays synths, programming and "not complaining enough". The twosome describe their music as a "whimful combination of dirt spitting kicks and feathering grit. An overdose of nightlife; the lubricated moan of spilt vodka. The hard realization of concrete and the happiness of blurry vision. An alleyway gangbang between Grandmaster Flash and The Knack."
Free Download: Kids of 88 - SQRL (right-click, save as)
STREET CHANT - Street Chant won the coveted Critic's Choice Award at this year's New Zealand Music Awards. Not bad for a band who've only recently released their debut LP Means. And what exactly are the critics saying? Esteemed NZ music journo Grant Smithies put it best: "Means displays a refreshing absence of the usual tiresome indie-pop pussyfooting. 'Blister' and 'Yr Philosophy' are such perfectly-judged collisions of mania and melody, you could be listening to the Buzzcocks, but fast and loud are not this band's only setting; "Stoned Again" slows down and stretches out into an unusually insightful song about young people taking drugs to escape suburban boredom. Elsewhere the warm waves of guitar distortion recall Dinosaur Jnr., The Pixies and Sonic Youth, but the band's free noise enthusiasms are marshalled by a strong pop sensibility throughout."Street Chant has toured with their spiritual antecedents The 3Ds, were hand-picked to play around Australia with The Dead Weather and make their US debut at CMJ 2010.
Free Download: Street Chant - Yr Philosophy (right-click, save as)
LAWRENCE ARABIA - Lawrence Arabia is the pseudonym of James Milne, born 1981 in Christchurch, New Zealand. James has already established a rich musical resume as a former member of The Brunettes, The Ruby Suns and one time touring member of Okkervil River. Album "Chant Darling" is in large part hewn from James' gradual relocation to London. Recorded over 18 months in a studio in Stockholm, three flats in London, a garden shed in Port Chalmers, a car club in Wellington and a studio in Auckland, "Chant Darling" is a modern pop masterpiece. Truly, resistance is futile. The 10 songs provide a wonderful example of classic song-writing combining sugar hits of harmony, sweet melody and lush orchestration that will set you reeling as the witty and sometimes forlorn tales of indolence, longing and romantic misadventure hit home. Chant Darling is out now on Bella Union.
Free Download: Lawrence Arabia - Apple Pie Bed (right-click, save as)
RUBY FROST - From the sequins she adores to her heart quenching tunes, pop songstress Ruby Frost is a sublime talent who looks to the likes of Björk and Kate Bush for inspiration. The petite singer has always written. Poetry, short stories, anything - since her early teens. Now 23, armed with a guitar and a penchant for programming her own beats, she uses lyrics to express her winsome yet wizened take on the world. Alternatively, as she puts it: "writing is where I untangle the mess in my mind." Renowned producer Chris Zane (Passion Pit, The Walkmen, Mumford & Sons) has signed on to produce Frost's debut album, due for release in 2011.
Free Download: Ruby Frost - Moonlight (Leno Lovecraft Mix) (right-click, save as)
ELECTRIC WIRE HUSTLE - Developing their own twist on modern hip hop, psychedelic and soul Electric Wire Hustle challenges genre boundaries and preconceptions. Signed to the brilliant European tastemaker label BBE, Electric Wire Hustle's unique 'future soul' is attracting serious attention the world over.
Free Download: Electric Wire Hustle - Chaser (right-click, save as)
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The New Popular Front by Sol Stern – City Journal
A Bill de Blasio mayoralty would revive the city's far-left coalition.
Well, I'm sure that Nemo will be thrilled to pieces about that.
And all those others longing for a return to the New York City of yore under Abe Beame, Eddie Koch, and David Dinkins.


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Bob, I'm running the 16" Orion pier extension on my old school CG-4 and it works just fine.
I did some digging - you have an Astro Telescopes 102mm f/11 on yours! That scope the reason I really NEED an extension. I was out tonight with my rig and spent half the night sitting on the ground trying to look at targets near zenith. If I wasn't on a paved surface, I'd have a major case of soggy butt...
I don't mind the idea of using a step stool for targets closer to the horizon, but I'll be **** if I wind up sitting in the snow come winter.
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May 26, 2016
An Alabama House committee has agreed to let voters decide if they want to call a convention to write a new state constitution.
The House Constitution and Elections Committee voted 9-4 Wednesday for a bill that sets up a statewide referendum at the same time as primary elections in 2010.
If voters decide they want a constitutional convention, they would vote again in November 2010 to elect 210 delegates to the convention.
If the bill passes the state legislature, voters would return to the polls again in 2012 to ratify or reject the proposed new constitution.
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Images: Shared tactics help shape standard for transportation soldiers [Image 5 of 5]
Photo by Spc. Rochelle Prince-Krueger
U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class Clayton Felton, left, with the Montana Army National Guard's 495th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, and Staff Sgt. Warren Barrett with the Ohio National Guard's 1486th Transportation Company, complete preventive maintenance checks and services on a mine-resistant, ambush-protected vehicle at Kandahar Airfield in Kandahar province, Afghanistan, April 10, 2013. The noncommissioned officers participated in an event known as Gun Truck Academy, which helped transportation leaders develop standard operating procedures for Soldiers conducting patrols in the Regional Command-South area of operations. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Rochelle Krueger/Released)
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Monday, May 21, 2012
Jesus ...
Word. I'd even go so far as to say that if Jesus showed up in America today, he'd be labeled as decidedly un-Christian and probably be sent to Gitmo ... or pepper-sprayed.
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- Gordon said...
Yeah, a long-haired dark-skinned commie hippie Jew would not fare too well amongst his own so-called "followers" these days.
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'As the Past Coils like a Spring': Bridging the History of Australian Women Writers with Contemporary Australian Women Writers' Stories
Kelada, Odette, Lilith: A Feminist History Journal
The Australian writer Eleanor Dark referred to time as the dissolving barrier. In her novel The Little Company she says that time is circular: 'The past will coil up behind you like a spring, it will reach over your head to link up with the future where you will find it awaiting you.' (1)
This article draws on interview excerpts with contemporary women writers to examine how the stories of past Australian women writers can be linked with the lives of women writing in Australia at the present time. By making connections between past and present stories, we can see ways forward for the future. Bourdieu's notion of habitus helps in exploring how these connections can be used to build bridges across time, illuminating the contemporary context, highlighting the relevance of feminist history in the current climate and enhancing our understanding of future possibilities and directions.
Judith Allen observes that it is not enough to dismiss the generations of women before second-wave feminism as 'failing' to analyse the situation of their sex in feminist terms or as backward, thoroughly conditioned or suffering from 'false consciousness'. (2) Rather, a detailed grasp is required of the 'options, constraints and gratifications' available to women writers in past and present eras. In analysing the patterns of constraints and options in the past and identifying the ways in which these patterns have changed for women writing in the present, it may be possible to gain insight into future directions. By examining the shaping forces in the identities of Australia's women writers, one gains an understanding of the social paradigms, discursive knowledges and ideological configurations that are internalised and constitute women's experiences as coherent subjects. In this approach the body is understood 'as a surface of social inscription and as the locus of lived experience'. (3)
As Connie Burns and Marygai McNamara in Eclipsed: Two Centuries of Australian Women's Fiction (1988) argue, the lives of many past women writers in Australia have been hidden or eclipsed. The struggle of the dominant discourse, that of the white male hegemony, to present itself as a unified, superior purveyor of Australian literature, has by necessity undermined and to a large extent ignored many of the voices that would show the cracks in this unified front. Feminist historians and writers have set about recovering 'herstories' of past women writers through various publications including Kay Ferres's The Time To Write: Australian Women Writers 1890-1930 (1993), Drusilla Modjeska's Exiles At Home: Australian Women Writers 1925-1945 (1981), Susan Sheridan's Along the Faultlines (1995), Marianne Dever's Wallflowers and Witches (1994), and Carole Ferrier's Gender and the Politics of Fiction (1985) and As Good as a Yarn with You (1992); (4) it is now possible to draw on past stories of women and connect them with contemporary and potentially future stories.
Ferrier's Gender, Politics and Fiction, for example, includes essays on Katherine Susannah Prichard and her political commitment to communism, Jean Devanny and Prichard's desire to write proletarian texts, the representation of Miles Franklin as a 'wild colonial' girl, the critical role of Nettie Palmer and a survey of Australian women novelists of the 1970s. As Ferrier states, the essays analyse how women express in fiction their understanding of their social situation and the relationship of women 'to debates about class, nationalism, feminism, race, "literature", and culture'. (5)
Contemporary feminist writing, such as Nancy J. Hirschmann and Christine Di Stefano's Revisioning the Political : Feminist Reconstructions of Traditional Concepts in Western Political Theory (1996) (6) and Moya Lloyd's Beyond Identity Politics: Feminism, Power and Politics (2005), (7) demonstrates how the feminist idea of the personal as political has enabled the characteristics, practices and experiences of women's 'private' worlds to take on social significance--collapsing the borders and breaking the silences that separated women from communicating with each other and challenging the rules, legislations and debates forged in public spaces. …


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If you enjoy art and design, this is the school for you. Foundation year you take studios such as Drawing, 2D and 3D. The hours of those studios are long, however, you learn so much and the professors are great. You can get lucky or sometimes unlucky with the different professors you get, but usually no matter how their styles or teaching techniques are, you will gain a lot of experience.
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An amazing school with a good perspective on the importance of knowledge of art and design in the world, which they show through interwoven disciplines. This school gives you a great foundation to go off and be successful in whatever you want, if you work hard to get there. I love RISD and although the price is steep, I believe its worth it.Read More
This school is an incredibly challenging school, however the ability to grow as an artist and a designer is limitless. The amount of talent and dedication here is something that doesn't exist at other schools and is something that forces a student to perform to their upmost ability. However, the intensity level is sometimes too high and seems like it has the potential to burn students out.Read More
RISD has been my first choice for a year now, but I have some doubts about my artistic ability and RISD's high standards. I have been taking art classes at my high school, but because of how small the town I live in is, the program leaves much to be desired. I would appreciate any suggestion as to how I can improve my artistic skills in such a small community, thanks.Read More
One of the most respected art and design schools in America. Many of its students are sleep deprived, but have vibrant lives and love working towards becoming artists and designers who will contribute to society in meaningful and novel ways. However, there are some who have difficulty adjusting to the culture and hate it.Read More
Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) is on a beautiful campus. Their facilities are endless, and the professors are very accomplished. It's definitely a place I can see myself spending four years in.Read More
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Show inspired by Tupac Shakur songs heads to Broadway
Published: Friday, January 10, 2014 at 3:49 p.m.
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A musical inspired by Tupac Shakur songs is going to bring gangsta rap to Broadway.
Producers said Wednesday that "Holler If Ya Hear Me" will open at the Palace Theatre in June under the direction of Kenny Leon, who helmed the Broadway hits "Fences" and "The Mountaintop." The new musical sets Shakur's music to an original story.
Rapper and actor Shakur, who had multimillion-seller albums like "2Pacalypse Now" and "All Eyez on Me," was known for his raw lyrics that drew on the rage of a coarse urban existence. No casting was announced.
The musical has a story by Todd Kreidler, who was a dramaturg for "Radio Golf" and "Gem of the Ocean," and choreography by Tony Award-winner Wayne Cilento of "Wicked." Afeni Shakur, the late artist's mother, is producing.
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This blog post is part of a summer series, focusing on how to prepare and cook produce from a crop share, as well as the benefits of handpicked veggies. As a first time Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) member, I'll be testing out fresh recipes bi-weekly as I pick up my crops. You can read about my crop share journey below, and view my recipe-creations on Love and Homemade Recipes.
This week I was able to make the most of my crop share (which I thought was appropriate considering we're at our halfway point!) by using fresh tomatoes, peppers and onions from my CSA to make garden salsa.
Thanks to our farmers, I learned some interesting facts about a disease called anthracnose that affected our tomato share this week.
- Tomatoes affected by anthracnose deteriorate quickly, rapidly developing sunken black spots
- Although the tomatoes are packed fresh, the sunken spots are symptoms that appear only a day or two after the harvest
This was the first encounter our farmers had with anthracnose and kindly kept us informed and offered us new healthy, fresh tomatoes. Although I hated seeing the tomatoes go to waste, it's interesting to see just a small sample of what our CSA farmers deal with to get us the crops we deliciously enjoy each week.
With my fresh tomatoes in hand, I finally had all the ingredients needed to make my garden salsa.
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The Sprint SmartView software (for Windows and Mac) includes an automatic One-Touch Activation feature. The activation feature occurs during installation of the software. Refer to your Quick Start Guide for details on installation and activation. It is important to remember that you must set up an account with Sprint before you are able to activate your 598U by Sierra Wireless. Contact Sprint Customer Solutions at 1-888-211-4727. Ensure that the following information is available for the Customer Solutions representative:
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Does sugar feed breast cancer?
- Question from Rosalinda: During the holidays my office gets so many food gifts delivered! I have chocolate, cake, cookies, etc. all around me five days a week. I'm a 2-year breast cancer survivor—is it true that sugar feeds breast cancer? How can I stay in control?
- Answers - Jennifer Sabol, M.D., F.A.C.S. It's an old wives' tale that sugar feeds breast cancer.
- Diana Dyer, M.S., R.D. Make sure when you're surrounded by food that does not have good cancer-fighting activities to have some of your own good food with you. I always have nuts and fresh or dried fruit with me at my desk or in my briefcase. That is another food option that you can participate in when others are eating.
On Wednesday, November 15, 2006, our Ask-the-Expert Online Conference was called Eating and Drinking Through the Holidays. Diana Dyer, M.S., R.D. and moderator Jennifer Sabol, M.D. answered your questions about how to stay healthy during the most hectic, high-calorie time of year.
The materials presented in these conferences do not necessarily reflect the views of Breastcancer.org. A qualified healthcare professional should be consulted before using any therapeutic product or regimen discussed. All readers should verify all information and data before employing any therapies described here.
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Multimedia package about on 30 October 2012, the pilots of VMFA-251, arrived at Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort after spending the last eight months supporting Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF), maritime security operations and theater security cooperation operations from aboard the aircraft carrier USS Enterprise. Families and friends waited to greet the returning pilots. (U.S. Marine Motion Imagery by PFC Kayla Daniels) Also available in high definition
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text: Heavy rainfall during the summer and fall has finally ended the drought across eastern North Carolina. It has taken almost three years to get every county of of drought or abnormally dry conditions. It was had to believe in the late 1990s that we would ever have a drought again. We had just gone through several hurricanes that brought considerable rainfall. Floyd and Dennis brought the worst flooding ever remembered in this area and it became a natural disaster many of us would not forget. We generally received near normal rainfall until the winter of 2006-2007. At that point dry weather took control of our area. The drought became so bad that some communities were concerned about their water supply. Other towns told folks not to wash their cars or water their lawns. Now that the drought is over there is some concern with low-lying flooding along our rivers. The WITN Weather Stations has received 55.25" of rain since the first of the year. That amount of rainfall is 7" above normal and 17" more than last year. More rain is on the way over the weekend and early next week.


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Our multidisciplinary team of prostate cancer specialists is led by a urologic oncologist who coordinates care from medical oncologists, radiation oncologists, pathologists, radiologists and clinical research nurses. They coordinate comprehensive care for prostate cancer patients, from surgery and radiation treatments to pathology analysis and active surveillance of PSA levels. A full range of supports include biofeedback and other integrative therapies, educational seminars and patient support groups so patients and their families know what to expect during treatment and at home.
If your physician refers you to a Hartford Hospital urologist, you'll meet with a qualified specialist for a thorough exam, family and medical history, and a simple blood test for PSA (prostate specific antigen). If any irregularities are felt on the prostate gland and/or if your PSA blood levels are elevated, suspicious areas may require a needle biopsy – guided by ultrasound, this painless procedure does not require anesthesia. Should tumor cells be found on biopsy, further diagnostic tests will determine if the cancer has spread within or beyond the prostate. These might include bone scans, CT scans and MRIs to evaluate bones, lymph nodes or tissues near the prostate gland.
Based on the appearance of tumor cells under a microscope, our pathologist assigns a Gleason Grade (from 2 to 10) that helps describe the cancer's aggressiveness and determine the best treatment. Each patient's treatment is tailored to their disease and its aggressiveness. Often an active surveillance team can monitor non-aggressive tumors less invasively, with semi-annual followups, MRIs and repeat biopsies. Surgery, radiation therapy, hormonal therapy and chemotherapy may all be used in treating more aggressive tumors.
Our surgeons pioneered robotic prostatectomies, performing prostate surgery with the da Vinci system. It guides surgical instruments through small incisions using remarkably precise robotic arms. With a three-dimensional computerized view of even the smallest surgical field, surgeons operate with exacting precision to preserve sexual function and continence. Patients also benefit from less blood loss and faster recovery times.
In prostate cancer care, the ability to make decisions about care is enhanced with state-of-the-art equipment. The latest addition to Hartford Hospital's Tallwood Urology & Kidney Institute is MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) US (ultrasound – high frequency sound waves) fusion equipment which gives a more accurate biopsy of areas of the prostate suspicious for prostate cancer and identifies disease progression.
According to the National Institutes of Health, there are approximately one million prostate biopsies done in the U.S. every year, with 240,000 men being told they have prostate cancer. Because current traditional techniques of biopsy don't involve full "sight," meaning there is some uncertainty as to exactly what tissue is being extracted, 23% of men with a negative biopsy actually have cancer.
MRI-US fusion allows a precise diagnosis as it fuses ultrasound with MRI to create a 3-D image allowing the physician to see the entire biopsy area. What does this mean for patients? It means that the treatment plan can be created with a greater confidence. Those patients who are on active surveillance, where cancer has been identified but the cancer does not require treatment, can be monitored with greater accuracy.
If you require radiation therapy, Radiation Oncologists coordinate a team of specialists, including radiation therapists, nurses, physicists, dosimetrists and engineers in developing and delivering a precise radiation plan. Brachytherapy is an important breakthrough in treating prostate cancer, selectively controlling radiation doses from within the prostate. Radioactive seeds are implanted in the prostate gland, where they emit low-dose radiation for the time required to treat the tumor. When highly radioactive treatment is called for, temporary brachytherapy can spare the urethra from radiation damage. Highly radioactive seeds can be delivered to the tumor for as little as a fraction of a second using a catheter system controlled by advanced computer technologies.
The first Prostate Cancer Support Group in the Northeast was launched at Hartford Hospital. It can be a big help to talk to other men about how they are coping with the disease, treatment and any side effects. A support group can also be an important source of information about the latest treatments and therapies. Three active support groups help our patients and their families cope with the disease: a monthly prostate support group; a monthly advanced prostate support group; and a spouses support group.
On-line support is also available through CHESS, the Comprehensive Health Enhancement Support System, where patients access information, support, and decision-making help at any time. connect with and learn from others who have shared their experience. The CHESS website offers discussion groups, expert advice, decision and planning guides, reading rooms and links to other prostate cancer sites. One user said: "The CHESS Discussion Group is really amazing… I can come here and know that I am not alone." We're committed to helping patients and their families get through treatment successfully, and return to their normal lives with all of the continuing supports they need.


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Spiked Online, the spunky, skeptical British publication dedicated, in its own words, to "waging a culture war of words against misanthropy, priggishness, prejudice, luddism, illiberalism and irrationalism in all their ancient and modern forms" has a go at the mushrooming paranoia over Bisphenol A, or BPA (for short).
In The Great American Baby Bottle Scare, New York writer Nancy McDermott, a mother of two, laments the the way the media, environmental activists and the public have succumbed to a hermeneutic of suspicion that works against the very foundational principle of rational thought: pro and contra reasoning:
When scientists find nothing in claims about BPA, for instance, it is dismissed as the product of chemical industry manipulation rather than genuine and profound weaknesses with the entire thesis. Large, well-designed studies conducted by independently audited contract labs are suspect because they are 'industry funded'. Apparently even Harvard University's Center for Risk Assessment is merely a shill for the chemical industry because their 2000 report on BPA was commissioned by the American Plastics Council. In fact, anyone who dares to be critical of the BPA scare is accused of using the tobacco industry's 'delaying tactics'.
Most problematically, some now call for 'independent science', untainted by any ties to industry. The term is deceptive. Science is science. It stands or falls on its own merits. The notion of 'independent science' trivialises the whole notion of objectivity and betrays contempt for the individual men and women involved in scientific research, both in terms of the way they conduct their own work and in the way they review the work of others.
The problem with the BPA scare is not just that individual parents have been frightened out of their wits about a basically benign chemical, or even the potentially huge cost of identifying alternatives and scrapping entirely safe and effective manufacturing processes. The real problem with the BPA scare is the way it elevates fear above dispassionate consideration of the evidence, and makes it into an organising principle for all of society.
In other words, politicians, journalists and activists have created a narrative for legislative action on BPA that mimics the Bush administration's narrative for action on WMDs in Iraq, otherwise known as the one-percent doctrine: if you think there might be any chance of a risk, then there is a risk, therefore action is warranted. Suspicion, therefore, and not evidence, is the criterion for action.


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|Sullivan to study infant health in Southern Africa
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Pursuing an interest in international health, Cierra Sullivan will be spending six months in Choma, Zambia, beginning June 12, assisting in an early childhood development study.
The study, funded by the Grand Challenges Canada Saving Brains Program, is meant to "improve children's physical and cognitive development by reducing children's exposure to malnutrition and infectious disease."
Infants 6-12 months old will be divided into control and variable groups. Analyzing roughly 500 children for a year, five health facilities will be set up to monitor the surrounding communities.
Sullivan will contribute to the study by doing field work and data analysis. She will assist in measuring infant growth and nutrition to see if the children are healthy, along with providing activities to encourage cognitive development.
Sullivan is currently working on receiving her master's degree from Boston University School of Medicine and School of Public Health. In order to complete her degree, Sullivan must submit a thesis, and she hopes this study will lay the groundwork for her project.
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Kona Cotton Celedon: Yet another of Robert Kaufman's Kona Cotton cottons in a very alluring shade of Celadon Green. Kona Cotton's Celadon is a smooth and calming shade; an excellent basic color for an ever growing number of quilt-making, crafts, and home décor projects. This gorgeous shade is the exactly the thing add a little style to pillow cases, bedding, along with other home décor without becoming over-done.
Robert Kaufman Kona Cotton: Kona Cotton Solids is an astonishing basic cotton collection from Robert Kaufman that has over 170 different shades. Known for their quality cotton sheeting arrangement and terrific 60 by 60 thread-count, Kona Cotton couldn't help but turn into a dependable basic for quilters' through-out the sewing community. On top of the quality thread count and wide variety of colors; this fabric is amazingly light, yet maintains a sturdy hand. It's no surprise that Kona cotton fabric is also known as the "Quilter's Cotton." The Kona Cotton collection is perfectly designed for quilting and sewing in addition to machine embroidering. Robert Kaufman fabrics can invariably be relied on to bring out the highest quality of fabrics for first-rate customers like you!
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Continental dining recommendations near the Chateau Inn & Suites in Spring Lake, New Jersey.
(Chateau top pick)
200 Monmouth Avenue
Spring Lake
Walking distance: three blocks
Smart casual -BYOB
Contemporary continental cuisine served in an elegant Victorian setting. With creative seafood selections including fresh halibut, sautéed scallops and pan seared Maine salmon.
Whispers welcomes you to bring your favorite wine or champagne to enjoy with dinner. This restaurant is highly rated by Zagat's. Advance reservations are highly recommended.
The Black Trumpet
1505 Ocean Avenue
Spring Lake
Driving distance: two minutes
Smart Casual –BYOB
Lunch menu available
Just steps from the beach, this restaurant is quickly becoming a favorite amongst the locals with the fresh seafood selections and signature filet mignon served with Yukon gold potato's stuffed with Boursin cheese sided with fresh asparagus.
The Black Trumpet welcomes you to bring your favorite wine or champagne to enjoy with dinner. Advanced reservations are highly recommended.
Scarborough Fair
1313 Meetinghouse Road
Sea Girt
Driving distance: seven minutes
Open Daily - Smart casual
Lunch menu available
The Scarborough Fair's 1800's building is in a storybook setting on five acres. Open dining with high ceilings, natural wood, brick and glass in a charming, California style setting.
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Introducing Oracle Yard Management
By Ginger Conroy-Oracle on Nov 18, 2014
Extend your supply chain visibility into yard operations – the missing link between the visibility and control provided by transportation and warehouse management systems. Part of the Oracle Supply Chain Management family of applications, Oracle Yard Management manages and tracks the flow of trailers and their contents into, within, and out of the yards of facilities such as distribution centers, production campuses, or transportation terminals. It is seamlessly integrated with Oracle Inventory Management, Oracle Warehouse Management and Oracle Transportation Management to provide true supply chain convergence.
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TNA signs Gail Kim
Looks like the speculations about Gail Kim leaving TNA are not true after all, as the former Knockouts Champion has just inked a new contract with the company. Terms of the deal have not been released yet, but like most everyone, it is expected to be for at least a year. Gail herself responded to the rumors about her departure through social media by stating that fans should not believe everything that they see and hear online.
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - The University of Alabama men's golf team earned its 10th straight invitation to NCAA postseason competition on Monday when it was selected to compete in the 2014 NCAA Auburn Regional on May 15-17 at the Auburn University Club.
The top-ranked Crimson Tide, who won the 2013 NCAA Men's Golf Championship, begins its title defense riding the momentum of capturing a third-straight Southeastern Conference championship last weekend in St. Simon's Island, Ga. It was Alabama's seventh tournament title in the 10 events it has played on the year.
Senior Bobby Wyatt fired both an Alabama and SEC Championship 54-hole record of 18-under par 192 on his way to SEC medalist honors and enters NCAA play ranked fifth in the nation, according to Golfstat.com Head-to-Head NCAA rankings. Freshman Robby Shelton is ranked No. 1 in the nation, while senior Trey Mullinax checks in at No. 13 and senior Cory Whitsett is 49th.
"We are excited to get a top seed and stay close to home in the Auburn Regional," Alabama head coach Jay Seawell said. "Now that we know where we will be playing, it is time to focus on a challenging test of golf on the home course of one of our SEC rivals. Our team has lofty goals, and we have to get ready for the task that lies ahead."
It is the fifth time in the last seven years the Crimson Tide has garnered a No. 1 seed at a NCAA Regional. The Tide was also a No. 1 seed in 2008, 2011, 2012 and 2013, advancing to the NCAA Championships in all four seasons. UA was a No. 2 seed in 2009 when it won the NCAA Galloway (N.J.) Regional.
Last year, the Tide rallied to win the Baton Rouge (La.) Regional on its way to capturing the program's first-ever national championship.
Since Seawell's arrival in Tuscaloosa prior to the 2002-03 season, the Crimson Tide has qualified for 10 straight NCAA postseasons and 11 overall, including seven NCAA Championship appearances (2005, 2007-09, 2011-13). The 2014 selection is the 23rd overall NCAA appearance in school history.
The NCAA men's golf tournament is in the fifth year of a new format adopted for the 2009 season. The old 30-team, three-regional was replaced by a six-regional schedule. Three of the regionals will have fields of 13 teams and 10 individuals, with the other three consist of 14 teams and five individuals each for a total of 75 players at each site. The NCAA Auburn Regional will consist of 14 teams and five individuals.
The top five teams and the top individual not on an advancing team will qualify from each regional site for the NCAA Division I Men's Championship at the Prairie Dunes Country Club in Wichita, Kan., on May 23-28. The finals will consist of 30 teams and will be cut to the top eight teams after 54 holes of stroke play. Those eight teams will then face off in three rounds of match play to determine the national champion. The individual winner is crowned after the end of stroke play (54 holes).
Joining Alabama in the NCAA Auburn Regional will be No. 2-seed Virginia Tech, No. 3 Texas, No. 4 Auburn, No. 5 New Mexico, No. 6 BYU, No. 7 Kennesaw State, No. 8 Colorado, No. 9 Louisville, No. 10 UNC-Greensboro, No. 11 UC-Davis, No. 12 Sam Houston State, No. 13 St. John's and No. 14 Alabama State.
The field will also include individuals Blake Morris (Ole Miss), JD Tomlinson (Florida), Jared Bettcher (Troy), Marco Iten (Austin Peay) and Theodore Lederhausen (Harvard).
Live scoring for the entire three-day regional will be available on Golfstat.com.
Get all the latest information on the team by following @AlabamaMGolf, on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. General athletic news can also be found at UA_Athletics on Twitter and Instagram and AlabamaAthletics on Facebook.


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Remembering Bob Cook: Member of the "Never Miss A Super Bowl" ClubNatalie
If you don't recognize the name Bob Cook, you will after I tell you more about him. Bob Cook passed away on Thursday at the age of 79 years old.
Cook was a member of the now famous "Never Miss a Super Bowl Club", which credit card giant Visa introduced to the world in a Super Bowl ad.
Described by his wife as a "die hard Green Bay Packers fan", Cook and three other members have attended every Super Bowl in history. Cook, a Packers season-ticket holder for more than 40 years, joined the group about nine years ago. His streak of Super Bowls was well-known among friends.
The "Never Miss a Super Bowl Club" started out with five members and now only has three. On Sunday, the remaining club members recalled Cook as they were saddened by his death and for losing a close friend. "It's a sad day for the never miss club," said Don Crisman, a retired sales and marketing executive from Maine. The group never bet on games, another member of the club said. They spoke sparingly during the games, though sometimes they helped each other recall details from years past.
Cook died Thursday after being hospitalized with a blood infection. That did not stop him from watching the Packers triumph on TV…the first live Super Bowl he has ever missed, even though he did predict a guaranteed a Packers appearance in Texas for this year's Super Bowl.


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Benitez anticipates Swansea test
Chelsea interim manager Rafael Benitez is looking forward to a challenging League Cup semi-final against Swansea after beating Leeds.
Benitez saw his side go behind in the first half of their quarter-final at Elland Road, but the visitors came roaring back to win 5-1 and book their place in the last four.
Fellow Premier League side Swansea City stand in the way of a place in the final for Chelsea, and Benitez expects a tough encounter over two legs against the Welsh outfit.
"Swansea are a good team and we have to do well in a semi-final of any competition," he told Sky Sports.
"They like to play football on the floor and it will be interesting. Every competition is important for us and a top side like us has to win every competition."
Benitez was impressed by the performance his players produced so soon after returning from the FIFA Club World Cup in Japan, where Chelsea lost 1-0 to Corinthians in the final.
"The team was good in the first half, their goalkeeper was doing well,' he said.
"The reaction in the second half was fantastic, especially with travelling back from Japan and having jet lag.
"We were looking for character and the reaction was so good, we have to consider it for the future. To know the players and spend time with them is important.
"I was really pleased with the time we spent together in Japan. I was comfortable with the job from the first day and I will try my best until the end."
Leeds manager Neil Warnock meanwhile had little cause for complaint after seeing his team outclassed by a superior force.
"To concede as early as that in the second half against world-class players you're going to be in trouble," Warnock told Sky Sports.
"It was such a relief for them to get back into the game. Then they took over and were too good for us."
Next up for Chelsea is a Premier League encounter at home to Aston Villa on Sunday, while Leeds return to Championship action with the visit of Middlesbrough to Elland Road a day earlier.


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FTR Associates data points to an improving trucking sector
June 11, 2012
Based on the most recent reading of FTR Associates' Trucking Conditions Index (TCI), it appears that the trucking sector is showing some signs of solid growth.
The TCI, which reflects tightening conditions for hauling capacity and is comprised of various metrics, including capacity, fuel, bankruptcies, cost of capital, and freight, was at 9.1 in April, the most recent month for which data is available.
This 9.1 reading is a positive indicator for the market. According to FTR, a TCI reading above zero represents an adequate trucking environment, with readings above ten indicating that volumes, prices, and margin are in a good range for carriers.
And it is above the previous three months, which saw the TCI register at 6.1, 5.9, and 7.0 in March, February, and January, respectively.
FTR Senior Consultant Larry Gross said in a statement that while volume growth is modest, but with the industry not adding capacity, modest freight growth is leading to firm rates.
"Although there is a fair amount of volatility in the TCI from month-to-month, and we would not preclude some near-term decline, we expect an overall gradual improvement in trucking conditions through the balance of 2012 and into 2013," said Gross. "This is based on our expectation for higher rates, supported by continued modest growth in freight volume and tightening driver supply due to the implementation of new government regulations. Lower prices for diesel are another factor currently working in the truckers' favor."
As LM has reported, there are multiple factors at play which are positive for carriers, including fairly tight capacity, a limited driver pool, and regulations like CSA and HOS (set to kick in next year) working in tandem to create an environment in which many shippers are chasing the same carriers for freight.
In a previous interview, Gross said that even with mild economic growth, overall conditions are likely to be tempered for shippers, adding that if the recent spate of good economic news translates into more robust economic growth, capacity would tighten significantly and greater upward pressure on freight rates will come as a result.
The firm also said that the rebounding U.S. economy is expected to produce at least a 3.9 percent gain in truck freight that would top overall GDP performance.
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St. George's Chapel to host soloist Alvy Powell Aug. 9Old-fashioned spiritual revival set Aug. 8 to 10
An old-fashioned spiritual revival will be hosted by St. George's Chapel on Beaver Dam Road in Harbeson Friday to Sunday, Aug. 8 to 10. The revival features a guest theologian and preachers, congregational singing and prayer, food and fellowship.
After the spirited Booker Street Church of God Ensemble performs in the historic chapel from 7 to 9 p.m., Friday, the rest of the event will take place under a big tent.
Saturday's session is from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and a free box lunch is provided. The Rev. Dr. Kortright Davis, theology professor at Howard University, will present teachings interspersed with hymns and prayers. Sunday's service of Holy Communion begins at 9:30 a.m. under the tent, and all are invited to the Lord's table to receive.
At 2 p.m., Saturday, gifted bass soloist Alvy Powell will sing a selection of traditional spirituals. Powell has participated locally in a Camp Meeting at All Saints' Church in Rehoboth Beach in 2007, at a memorable concert celebrating Black History Month at St. George's Chapel in 2012 and at a fundraiser for the Community Resource Center and CAMP Rehoboth in 2013.
Powell is one of the world's best known interpreters of the role of Porgy, recently returning from touring Europe in that role in "Porgy & Bess." Call the parish office for lunch reservations at 302-227-7202, but walk-ins will be welcomed.


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Six months in the making. KCET"s SoCal Connected reveals the truth about LA's highest paid official, the $450,000-a-year Rudy Montiel, who was fired Monday as head of the city's public housing agency, the Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles.
Hundreds of documents were obtained under the California Public Records and dozens of people were interviewed on and off the record to produce a shocking story of abuses.
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Rudolf "Rudy" Montiel is out. The former head of
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"Office Space" is one of the great films about office life, and that was set at a '90s software company. The tech world in "Silicon Valley" is very different -- do you see any carryover?
There's a little bit. Even though "Office Space" came out in '99, to me it's kind of set in '88 or '87 when I was working in that world. If those guys were around twentysomething years later, if they were around today, I could see them working on some kind of a startup. You can take two routes: be a well-paid programmer at Google or somewhere, and that's a decent life, or you can take a risk and try to start something, and there are more people doing that now than when I was in it.
There are people in the crew who are "Office Space" fans who are saying, especially in some of the later episodes, that it has a similar feel. I don't know what it is, maybe just a point of view about things that seems similar to "Office Space."
With this series, "Office Space," "Extract" and "King of the Hill," to a certain extent, you've done some very memorable portrayals of workplace environments. What's your interest in that as a setting?
Watching television, there'd be a lot of times I thought, "Wait, what do they do for money?" Because for so much of my life I was worried about how I was going to make a living. I was in denial in college, and then I was like, "Oh, shit, I'm going to be a homeless bum. I gotta figure out a job."
My sister used to read all these Nancy Drew books, and she would say, "Nancy Drew just says 'so I hopped on a plane.' How does she pay for the ticket?" And I just think sometimes that's lacking in the entertainment world. People seem to have endless cash no matter what they do.
That's where it started. But also, I think everyday life and work has a huge effect on people. I find that stuff interesting, and there's a lot of comedy there that other people don't look at. One thing about ["Silicon Valley"], when we first started writing it, at one point we were talking about, "Okay, they get funded, they get some office space somewhere," and we were going to do an episode about that. And I started to realize, since I made "Office Space," there have been a lot of really good office workplaces.
So we decided to have this be about guys working in a house together, which is actually the reality. We met with a lot of startups, and it's just five guys living in a two-bedroom apartment, and they got funded for $200,000, and they've got five months. That's how a lot of this goes.
"Silicon Valley" playing at SXSW in the festival's first-ever TV section, and the idea of TV at film festivals is becoming a little more prevalent. Do you see the lines between TV and film getting blurry?
Those lines are blurry. Everything's in hi-def, TV screens are better now -- there's no difference between what's in a theater and what's on a TV screen. And TV is getting better -- cable networks where you can say whatever you want, for the most part. TV is becoming a lot like movies. And with series arcs and shorter numbers of episodes per season, it makes sense that nowadays they'd be playing in festivals.


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Southern Miss junior guard Aaron Brown garnered selection as the Conference USA men's basketball Player of the Week based on voting from a media panel covering the 16 league schools and released Monday afternoon.
This is the third Player of the Week award for Southern Miss this year, as Michael Craig and Neil Watson earned it earlier this season. It is also the second time in school history that the Golden Eagles have earned it three times in one season.
Brown led Southern Miss to a 2-0 record this week. He averaged 19.5 points, 6.0 rebounds, 2.0 assists and 1.0 steals. He also connected on 60.0-percent (12-of-20) from the floor, 54.5-percent from three (6-of-11) and 75.0-percent from the line (9-of-12).
Brown began the week by scoring 15 points in an 85-56 win against UTSA. He was 5-of-7 from the field, including 1-of-2 from behind the arc. He was also 4-of-5 from the charity stripe while adding three assists.
The junior followed that up with a career game in leading the Golden Eagles to a 77-68 victory over then-Conference USA leader UTEP. He scored a career-high 24 points on 7-of-13 shooting, including hitting a career-best five three-pointers in leading Southern Miss back from a 12-point deficit. The Hackensack, N.J., native also grabbed a career-high nine rebounds.
UTEP Vince Hunter was named C-USA Freshman of the Week.
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