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Outreach Programs
Newburyport Choral Society Betty Gillette Scholarship
The Newburyport Choral Society Betty Gillette Scholarship is named for one of our beloved founding members who sang with the chorus from 1934 to 2009. Each year $1,000 is awarded to a High School senior who is planning to major in music in college. Newburyport Choral Society Betty Gillette Scholarship must be completed each year by the March deadline as outlined in the Requirements for consideration. The NCS Scholarship Committee reviews all applications, and the Betty Gillette Scholarship is awarded at the end of the concert season at the NCS Spring Concert.
Click NCS Scholarship to download application (Word Document). Completed applications should be submitted via email to email@example.com by March 25th, annually.
Newburyport Choral Society, P.O. Box 92, Newburyport, MA 01950
(978) 462-0650
NCS We Sing Program
NCS in celebration of our 80th anniversary introduced the "NCS We Sing Program" to encourage and foster music in our community. The program offers opportunities to all ages to experience music, raise your voice in song or continue your education in a music related field.
Including children and youth in the performance of choral music…. By popular demand and in recognition of the 80th we honored our long legacy of choral performance by presenting the ever-popular Handel's Messiah, and featured the Molin School Children's Chorus in our Winter Concert performance. This was an exciting event for NCS and the 5th and 6th graders of the Molin Elementary School.
The Molin School Children's Chorus was founded in September 2011 under the musical direction of Gina McKeown and assistant director, Allison Balentine. The chorus grew out of a need for creative art programs for the Molin School's 4th and 5th grade students and has maintained an enrollment of 40 children for the past 3 years. The chorus meets twice a week after school for eight weeks in the Fall. The chorus has performed at the Molin School Winter Concerts and was invited to sing for a Newburyport School Committee meeting. This concert joins the chorus with the Newburyport Choral Society as part of its We Sing! community outreach program. Gina and Allison in September of 2015 formed a greater Newburyport community children's chorus, The Greater Newburyport Children's Chorus.
The Summer Sing
This program has seen a growing success as a community event with nearly 200 people in attendance during Newburyport's Yankee Homecoming. The NCS Chorus comes together on a summer evening with community singers and patrons, admission free, to listen or join in singing wonderful choral music. The gracious use of the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church enhanced the beauty of the music of the Lord Nelson's Mass this summer. The extraordinary professional soloists and wonderful singing was preceded by a historical over view of the composer by NCS Conductor.
Community Service Internships
The Newburyport Choral Society (NCS) offers high school students an opportunity to sing with NCS as part of their community service requirements. This internship represents NCS' commitment to supporting the performing arts and engaging youth in both music education and the performance of choral music that enriches the cultural life of Greater Newburyport and surrounding communities.
Membership and music fees are waived for students participating in this community service activity. Students may join in the Fall and/or Spring Concert seasons. They are expected to attend weekly evening rehearsals beginning the first Monday of September and January, perform in two concerts, and sell 2 tickets to the concert performance. We look forward to having young musicians join us and share in this wonderful enriching experience.
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The Newburyport Choral Society is registered with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts as a Professional Development Point provider. Members of the Choral Society who seek PDPs must maintain a log of their rehearsal hours, performance participation and workshop attendance. NCS will provide the necessary certificate of completion.
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Published 6:04 pm, Wednesday, November 7, 2012
(11-07) 18:03 PST FREMONT -- An 11-month-old baby was critically injured after tumbling from a third-story window in her Fremont home Wednesday afternoon, authorities said.
The baby fell about 30 feet into some juniper bushes and shrubbery on the 800 block of Walnut Avenue at about 2 p.m., said Fremont fire Capt. Steve Silva said.
She was unconscious when paramedics rushed on the scene and airlifted to the Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford University, Silva said.
The baby was breathing and crying upon arrival. The full extent of her injuries was undetermined later Wednesday, but Silva said she was admitted as a critical trauma patient.
He said the shrubbery that broke her fall was "probably a blessing," and while investigators found broken branches, they did not find any blood on the nearby concrete.
The baby's mother was present when the girl fell and was "visibly shaken and upset," Silva said. Investigators have ruled the fall an accident.
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Me n a group of friends plan to take a looong road trip together. Ideas pitched seemed quite far-fetched. But I can't help but be optimistically hopeful bout it. For example one of the ideas were to fly to a country n drive all the way back to spore. The sketchy details were to buy a 2nd hand motorhome or RV n drive it back hm . Buying a RV woulds save money for hotels in the long run. Seemed like a brilliant idea when your high. But a quick search online the next day crushed the dreams instantly. Forums stated the huge pile of paper work needed. In fact some border crossings are impossible because of visas n driving licenses. The Financial burden is a huge mountain to climb.There are hardly any facilities that can facilitate an RV in SE Asia.Sigh...
Snapping back to reality, the best road trip that is possible is driving a car from Singapore to Thailand and back. I read that you can't drive further than that without much hassle. It's quite dissapointing by comparison.
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The Fab Fourever set to conquer The Clova
Six months after they conquered America, the Beatles made their first – and only – appearance in Vancouver.
It was Aug. 22, 1964, and Beatlemania was in full throttle; the screaming girls, the fainting fans, and the threat of a riot forced the band off the stage at Empire Stadium.
We've been waiting for an encore ever since.
This Thursday and Friday, the Clova Cinema plays host to the premiere Beatles tribute band – The Fab Fourever, a group of self-confessed Beatles "Super fans" Jody Tenant (Paul), Kevin Davey (John), Jean-Luc Perron (George), Paul Kaszonyi (Ringo) and Blake Mackay (keyboards/sound effects).
They'll sing all of the Beatles' memorable live hits, without overdubs or pre-recorded music, from She Loves You, I Want to Hold Your Hand, and A Hard Day's Night to Yellow Submarine, Penny Lane, Strawberry Fields Forever, A Day in the Life, and Hey Jude.
Friday's performance at the Clova in Cloverdale is a sellout, but there are still tickets available for Thursday night's (June 5) show.
Whether your favourite was John, Paul, George or Ringo, you'll want to grab a seat and sing and scream along. The Fab Four Forever is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Beatles historic concert at Empire Stadium Vancouver by playing the entire Vancouver set, from start to finish.
The band's first set takes fans on a journey from the Beatles performance on the Ed Sullivan Show to their scream-filled appearance in Vancouver.
The second set includes selections from their studio albums, such as Magical Mystery Tour, Sgt. Pepper, the White Album, Let it Be and Abbey Road.
The show starts at 7 p.m., doors open 6:30 p.m. Adults: $26, kids 12 and under: $15. Tickets are available only at the box office, when it's open. The Clova Cinema is located at 5732 176 Street.
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As facial-recognition technology moves into mobile devices, we will soon take it for granted not just in smartphones but also in smart-home speakers, doorbells and locks, writes Christopher Mims. 72
Electronic Arts and the National Football League are teaming up to create an annual videogame tournament aimed at a different kind of esports competitor: the player at home.
Amazon.com Inc. is joining a host of online sellers shaking up the roughly $130 billion market for industrial parts used by plumbers, electricians and manufacturers.
A prominent privacy group has questioned the power a few corporations have to censor, as the number of tech companies blocking white supremacists and a neo-Nazi website grow. 555
Mobile developers such as Activision Blizzard Inc.'s King Digital have stopped resisting in-game ads and are ringing up revenue gains with messages from companies like Nestlé SA and Visa Inc.
HTC is dropping the price of its Vive virtual-reality headset by $200, weeks after Facebook made a similar price cut for its Oculus Rift goggles.
Tech often fails seniors, and it isn't their fault. But it isn't their children's fault, either. Geoffrey A. Fowler offers some ways to make smartphones, laptops and iPads less frustrating for seniors and the people who love them. 85
In a world of overstuffed inboxes and constant beeping texts, phone calls have never been so precious. But calling isn't as simple as it once was. Joanna Stern explains all the ways you can make a call today.
Amazon.com Inc.'s Echo Look uses AI and a camera to evaluate which clothes look best on you. Geoffrey A. Fowler called the fashion police.
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Oracle Corp. is starting to see the positive results of remaking its sales force as it confronts longstanding questions from Wall Street about the software company's commitment to cloud computing.
To look like overnight successes, new companies are playing around with their origin stories.
Media mogul John Malone and his lieutenants are quietly building a cable colossus in Europe and Latin America that potentially could be the backbone for the next generation of wireless-internet service.
Months before Snapchat parent Snap publicly disclosed slowing user growth, rival Facebook already knew, thanks to information from a data-security app owned by the social-media company.
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Klymaxx Biography
This female R&B group from Los Angeles, California, USA was formed in 1979 by and Bernadette Cooper (drums/vocals), Lorena Porter (vocals), Cheryl Cooley (guitar), Lynn Malsby (keyboards), Robbin Grider (keyboards) and Joyce Fenderella Irby (bass/vocals). They teamed up with new writing/production team Jimmy Jam And Terry Lewis on their debut for the Solar label, 1981s Girls Will Be Girls. This passable collection of modern R&B failed to make much of an impact, a fate that also befell the much-improved follow-up Never Underestimate The Power Of A Woman. The group switched to the MCA imprint Constellation Records for their third album, Meeting In The Ladies Room, and scored their breakthrough US hit with the Top 3 single I Miss You. Further Top 20 hits followed with Man Size Love (featured in the movie Running Scared) and Id Still Say Yes, the latter co-written by Irby and emerging R&B producer/songwriter Babyface.
Cooper and Irby subsequently departed to launch solo careers, although both would subsequently find more success as writer/producers. A scaled down Klymaxx line-up featuring Porter, Cooley and Grider completed one further album for Constellation, 1990s weak The Maxx Is Back. Their late 90s comeback spawned the unsuccessful One Day, following which the group split up for a second time. Another reunion took place in 2003 when the group performed on the VH1 television series Bands Reunited.
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Type of Document Master's Thesis Author Bazzell, Mark Evan URN etd-01272004-163120 Title Design Exploration: Totem as Alternative for Efficient and Socially Responsive Burial Degree Master of Landscape Architecture (M.L.A.) Department Landscape Architecture Advisory Committee
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Date of Defense 2003-10-21 Availability unrestricted AbstractAmerican cities are facing unprecedented development pressures. Urban populations in particular are increasing and diversifying, land as a resource is becoming more valuable, and designers/developers are challenged to creatively maximize space for all land uses. As urban populations grow, space for burial of the dead may become limited thereby prompting communities to consider alternatives to traditional burial. The increase in numbers of cremation already points to this trend. In addition to the spatial limitation issues there also exist issues of social and cultural limitation. Ethnic diversity is rapidly increasing and within each group one finds different traditions and needs regarding burial and memorial. This diversity of trends is often ignored in cemeteries today. Considering the pressures for land in urban areas and the dramatically shifting demographic in the United States, it seems appropriate to reevaluate our use of all land including cemeteries. This thesis will explore fnctional considerations associated with burial, as well as other social needs in order to develop guidelines for efficient and socially responsive burial. Files
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My dorm consists of a square-ish ring of dorms with a huge, gaping courtyard in the middle. I was walking through the courtyard the other day when it stuck me that the inside of the front of the building (the wall of the courtyard that you see when you face the main entrance)
is somewhat similar to Venturi's Guild House.
I can't decide if that amuses me or depresses me. Maybe they're not the same at all, and I'm just weird.
More importantly, Rem Koolhaas is going to be at Cornell next Tuesday. He's my absolute favorite, and I REALLY hope someone will go with me.
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This is big.
Reportedly, Jay-Z's hyphen is being kicked out of the group. Or, as the hyphen's press release will no doubt put it, the hyphen has decided to pursue a career as a solo artist. This usually amounts to the same thing.
We are entering a dark age for punctuation, between this and the recent retirement of Jack Lew's squiggle from public life. Like Beyoncé and Justin before him, Jay Z is breaking up the act and going solo, leaving the hyphen to fend for itself, Michelle Williams-style. "Great," the hyphen is thinking now, finding itself in the phrase "Michelle Willliams-style," "there I go already."
With the hyphen's departure, the most famous punctuation in the name of an artist is either ?uestlove's "?" or that symbol that Prince became for a time, if we could just remember what it was.
I wonder what triggered it. Possibly the strains of balancing parenthood, careers and maintaining peace between the Jay-Z hyphen and the acute accent on Beyoncé's E was proving too much for the Carter family, and they decided to do to the trusty "-" what your fiancée sometimes does to your cat. Maybe they were worried that little Blue Ivy would choke on it.
Punctuation never fares well in the names of musicians and celebrities. In many celebrity careers, in fact, the punctuation is the first thing to go. With Simon & Garfunkel, it was especially painful, with the '&' being described as "the only member of this band less talented than Art Garfunkel." Beyoncé kept her acute accent as a collaborator after leaving her group, but she is the exception, not the rule.
Other than that, only Ke$ha and her $ are in it for the long haul. Also "Fun." has apparently committed to its period, at least for the short term, offering a handy example of the rule that "when a band or company requires you to do some kind of special punctuation with its name, it is always the exact opposite of the punctuation you would like to do." Compare "Fun." to "Yahoo!"
I am not sure what plans the hyphen has for itself. Now that it is no longer famous by proximity, it will probably start being mistaken for an em-dash again. Slate will chase it away, waving angry exclamation points. The hyphen will have to take the subway with the rest of us, where some especially riled up strangers will think it's a minus sign and pointedly get up to sit away from it, thinking it wants to rob them of their quantities. "I'm a hyphen! I used to have brunch with President Obama!" it will murmur, feebly. But that is exactly what a minus sign who wanted to rob you of your quantities would say.
This hyphen was actually one of the last of its kind. In 2007, the Oxford English Dictionary purged a large number of hyphens – from "fig-leaf," "leap-frog," "pigeon-hole" and "pot-belly," just to begin to read the list of the fallen. And now one of the last remaining hyphens with a job in the industry falls. It will have to be a lot less choosy about future projects, and may find itself reduced to filling in impossible phrases like "Israeli-Palestinian conflict resolution."
First the guardians of the language, the hyphen thinks, and now – Jay. (That wasn't a hyphen; it was a dash.) It's a real let-down.


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Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2013 | 6 p.m.
Congratulations to Henderson home-chef Glori Spriggs, who won the top $1 million prize in Monday's 46th Pillsbury Bake-Off at Aria. Glori's creation of loaded potato pinwheels with Pillsbury crescent roll dough, grilled potatoes, bacon bits and cheddar cheese defeated 99 other finalists.
"Top Chef" host and cookbook author Padma Lakshmi crowned Glori and presented her with the check. Until 1976, the Pillsbury Bake-Off started in 1949 was an annual event before going to an every-other-year schedule.
Now it's returning to an annual contest with the next competition in Nashville. Glori's recipe was governed by rules that stated no more than seven ingredients and just 30 minutes or less for preparation. The 100 dishes took three hours of competition cooking and used 95 pounds of flour and 192 eggs.
CELINE'S PERFECT BALANCE: In a BBC Radio interview in London this week, our Caesars Palace headliner Celine Dion said she plans to continue her shows here for as long as possible because she can give her songs a stable home life. "I have the perfect balance of work and life," she said.
"I don't know how long, but for a while, as I'm enjoying myself tremendously. I have this spectacular show, it's not often I get to be onstage with a 31-piece orchestra, and I'm home every night, I'm raising my children, which is a choice I want to do, and I'm enjoying it so much.
"I think I have the best of both worlds. I can still be passionate about what I do and I love still very much to sing, but at the same time, I just don't want to have kids and not be taking care of them, so right now I feel like it's a perfect balance."
FUTURE SUPERSTAR? I had the pleasure of interviewing MTV's "Awkward" star Jillian Rose Reed for HooplaHa's new YouTube channel in a Tower Nirvana suite at the Hard Rock Hotel, and this sassy 22-year-old is destined for fame and fortune. She's not only grabbing raves as fun-loving Tamara on "Awkward," but she also turns up in Jack Black's web series "Ghost Ghirls" for Yahoo and stars alongside Gary Busey and Andrew Lawrence in the upcoming indie film "Confessions of a Womanizer."
The acting bug bit her at age 7 and by the time she was 12, she had performed in 27 musicals and plays in her home state of Michigan. She told me that within weeks of MTV premiering Season 3 of "Awkward," the network gave an early Season 4 renewal.
She was here celebrating the good news and a girlfriend's 21st birthday with stops at Pink Taco, Culinary Dropout and 35 Steaks + Martinis. Her eclectic fashion style and red hair have already made her a young trendsetter on fashion websites and blogs. We'll post my interview with her next week.
Jon Taffer
NEW WORLD'S BEST BAR: Nightlife czar Jon Taffer is betting that after the current craze of DJ mega-clubs winds down here that Las Vegas will be ready for a whole new bar scene. He believes Las Vegas needs great bars to match its great clubs, so he is designing the World's Best Bar, which he'll open in Las Vegas next year.
It won't be on his hit TV series "Bar Rescue"! Jon's next Nightclub & Bar Convention is set here from March 24-26 at our Las Vegas Convention Center.
EDC DOCUMENTARY: Insomniac founder Pasquale Rotella will release a documentary movie "EDC 2013: Under the Electric Sky" to chronicle the 17th annual Electric Daisy Carnival, which was in June for a sold-out crowd of 345,000 enthusiasts over three days at our Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Grammy-nominated DJ Kaskade has been tapped to create the film's music score, and KCRW music director Jason Bentley will act as music supervisor for the soundtrack.
Downtown hotel mogul Derek Stevens hosts a viewing party of a Penn & Teller episode at his property Golden Gate for SyFy's reality TV show "Naked Vegas," and the five bodypaint artists in the Las Vegas based docu-series will be in attendance.
Rita Rudner has a one-night-only solo comedy show at Venetian Showroom.
Eight charitable women are honored by our colleagues at Vegas Magazine at the Fifth Annual Vegas Gives in Grand Canal Shoppes at Palazzo.
Showman Jeff Beacher holds auditions and casting calls for model servers, acrobats and contortionists for two days in Hakkasan for his own Beacher's Madhouse taking over the former Crazy Horse Paris venue at MGM Grand in December.
There also is a casting call for "The Next Best Bartender" at Derek's D Las Vegas downtown.
The 20th Annual Ethel M's Holiday Cactus Lighting features George Wallace, Michael Grimm and Mo5aic.
Allan Havey, Suli McCullough and Tony Camin headline at the Improv at Harrah's through Sunday.
DJ A-Trak and Danny Brown are at 1OAK in the Mirage.
Sick Individuals are at Lavo in Palazzo.
The well-groomed Stache Bash is at Pure in Caesars.
Britney Spears is rehearsing at full throttle for her Planet Hollywood residency shows in December, and is a major show on the Strip about to go dark for retooling?
Robin Leach has been a journalist for more than 50 years and has spent the past decade giving readers the inside scoop on Las Vegas, the world's premier platinum playground.
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Transport yourself to the opulent and excessive Roman Empire at Caesars Palace. But the ever-changing Caesars Palace is far from ancient. The hotel and casino is constantly raising the bar for what visitors can expect in a Vegas resort experience.
Caesars Palace features 3,348 rooms and suites in five towers, including the new luxury boutique Nobu Hotel and Restaurant, which opened Feb. 4, 2013, in the totally remodeled Centurian Tower. Caesars features 129,000 square feet of gaming space, including the Strip's largest poker room and a 250-seat sports book. Other amenities include about two dozen restaurants, a four-level shopping mall, four pools, a spa, Pure and Poetry nightclubs and Pussycat Dolls.
Dining options include restaurants from world-renown chefs Guy Savoy, Wolfgang Puck, Bobby Flay, Gordon Ramsay and, on Feb. 4, 2013, Nobu Matsuhisa.
You never know what characters you'll run into at Caesars with regular performers like Jerry Seinfeld, Bette Midler, Elton John and maybe even the emperor himself.


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I stayed in a private room. As soon as I arrived the owners were extremely friendly and invited me in to have a coffee with them as we got to know each other. This is a very friendly and welcoming hostel. The only thing is that I booked for two days but only ended up staying for one night. I let the owner know at 11am the next day that I was only going to stay the one night and I left my bags there while I was out for the day ( had a flight later that night) and when I got back to pick up my bag I was told I still had to pay for the two nights which sucked because I spent money on some gifts for my family that I was originally going to use for the second night. I paid for the one night plus gave the rest of the money I had but I was still short for 2 days. be proactive and do not book for additional days unless you know you will stay for sure.


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Friday, September 13, 2013
The Teeny Tiny Bed United Sportsmen, Americans For Prosperity And Scott Walker Share All In One Photo
Unfortunately, Americans for Prosperity employee and coincidental United Sportsmen educator, Luke Hilgemann left a paper trail from both organizations that is really hard to deny.
The same goes for John Connors, a Americans for Prosperity staffer who registered the domain name for United Sportsmen of WI. Whoops!
Both are Facebook friends with Americans for Prosperity employee and Racine Tea Party founder, Nancy "I don't know who you're talking about" Milholland. Ms. Milholland says there is no connection between the tea billies and United Sportsmen.
Except there is. The proof was provided by dumbell, Jeff Nass, on his cleverly titled website called the "Trigger." Jeff and some of his good friends joined Scott Walker on the occasion of the Governor signing the Castle Doctrine legislation. He was good enough to provide their names and organizations.
Don't you know is was a United Sportsmen lolapalooza with a side of Americans for Prosperity all-stars. And who is seated in the center? Scott Walker, of course!
How do you like that? A complete coincidence for sure.
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Harvesting and recovery decisions under uncertainty
A stochastic forest rotation model in the Faustmann tradition is presented and exemplified. The model combines harvesting decisions with the potential to recover or clean up to restore the land after very unfavorable evolutions of the stochastic growth process. Uncertainty is shown to have a generally ambiguous effect on the optimal choice of investment strategy. It is also shown how such models can be related to theory of optimal inventory control.
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Bill Maher on Friday made the indefensible claim that the Founding Fathers if they were alive today would hate members of the Tea Party.
On Monday, conservative talk radio host Mark Levin responded to the "stupid, little, white, comedian guy" (partial transcript and commentary follows, audio available here courtesy Right Scoop):
BILL MAHER, HOST HBO'S "REAL TIME": Now, I want you teabaggers out there to understand one thing: while you idolize the Founding Fathers and dress up like them, and smell like them, I think it's pretty clear that the Founding Fathers would have hated your guts. And what's more, you would've hated them. They were everything you despise. They studied science, read Plato, hung out in Paris, and thought the Bible was mostly bulls--t.
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"They read Plato." Well, actually, they read Plato, but they also read John Locke. How about you, short, stupid, white guy? They read John Locke. They were also influenced by a contemporary, Edmund Burke. They were influenced by the Scottish Enlightenment, that would be Adam Smith among others. What exactly is it about Plato that you like short, stupid, white, comedian Bill Maher? You like "The Republic?" I bet you do. Do you know what's in "The Republic" short, stupid, white, comedian guy? I don't think you do. I don't think you've ever read it. I don't think you've ever studied it. All kinds of stuff in "The Republic." And what did the Founders learn from it? To reject it, because "The Republic" wasn't a republic at all. It was an incredibly sick society. But why should I go on and on and explain it to you stupid, little, white, comedian guy?
Yes, they studied science, but they didn't worship science. If you read the Declaration if Independence stupid, little, white, comedian guy, you would know that they talk about the divine, and they talk about providence, they talk about the Creator several times. Fact, that's where they say "unalienable rights" come from, not from some mad scientist in a dark laboratory, but from God. You don't believe in God, I believe stupid, short, comedian, white guy. And most of them did believe in the Bible. In fact, all of them. Not a single one of them was an atheist. A few were deists, Franklin and Jefferson, but do you know what a deist is stupid, white, little, comedian dope? I don't think you do.
No, I don't think he does either, as NewsBusters has demonstrated over the years how clearly uninformed Maher is on a variety of subjects. Here are some of our favorite examples:
- George Clooney Exposes Bill Maher's Ignorant Hatred For Conservatives
- Andrew Breitbart Nails Bill Maher: You're Not a Libertarian, You're a Socialist
- Fareed Zakaria Exposes Bill Maher's Complete Ignorance of Politics
- Bill Maher Says 'F--k You' To Guests Disagreeing With His Religious Views
- George Will Smacks Down Bill Maher On This Week: Brazil Doesn't Use Oil?
- Bill Maher Strikes Back at George Will Armed With Falsehoods and Bill Clinton
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Paris attacks suspect Salah Abdeslam wants to cooperate with French authorities, his lawyer said Thursday, confirming that his client wanted to be extradited from Belgium to France.
A prosecutor was set to travel to the prison in the city of Bruges where Abdeslam is being held to discuss his extradition under a European arrest warrant.
"He wants to cooperate with the French authorities," lawyer Cedric Moisse said.
Abdeslam has not spoken to investigators since Brussels was hit last week by attacks at the airport and a metro station that were claimed by the Islamic State group.
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Known as Europe's most wanted man, the 26-year-old was captured on March 18 in Brussels after spending four months on the run following the November suicide bombings and gun attacks in Paris which left 130 people dead.
He is believed to be the last survivor from the cell of 10 men who carried out the massacre.
The Belgian-born French citizen, who was caught unarmed after being shot in the leg in a dramatic police raid in Brussels, told interrogators he had intended to blow himself up at the Stade de France stadium in Paris but had backed out at the last minute.
Belgian Foreign Minister Didier Reynders said that Abdeslam had also been planning to target Brussels.
Another of his lawyers, Sven Mary, said last week that Abdeslam did not have prior knowledge of the March 22 attacks in the Belgian capital.
Abdeslam has been linked to at least two of the bombers. Khalid El Bakraoui, who blew himself up at the metro, rented a flat in Brussels where Abdeslam's fingerprints were found following a raid.
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Sunday brings the next opportunity for the Detroit Lions to rebound from two tough losses, as the Indianapolis Colts come to town looking to add to their Wild Card lead. Who's going to miss the game with injuries? What about Brandon Pettigrew's fumbling problems? Can Titus Young be trusted, or will he be shipped out of town? How bright might Kellen Moore's future be?
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- If there's one person you don't want to get mad, it's Lions' defensive coordinator Gunther Cunningham. Following the Thanksgiving Day stomp and Matt Schaub's tough words for Ndamukong Suh, Cunningham spoke out in defense of his player, saying the play wasn't intentional or dirty. Then, he said Schaub should probably keep his opinions to himself. —ESPN
- In the opinion of Dave Birkett, disgruntled wide receiver Titus Young has worn out his welcome in Detroit, and the Lions cannot afford to keep a toxic influence around the locker room. Despite the Lions' brass claiming they can still help players mature, Birkett wonders if a team might give Detroit a late round pick for Young. —Detroit Free Press
- Brandon Pettigrew hasn't been able to hang on to the football in the past few weeks, but apparently he's looking at things he can do differently on film to help prevent future fumbles. Pettigrew gets passes in heavy traffic, so ball security problems are going to happen, but Pettigrew knows he's got to do a better job helping his team by keeping the ball in his hands. —Detroit Free Press
- With regard to injuries, Jim Schwartz didn't give much away on Friday, saying Jeff Backus was still questionable. If he can't go, Riley Reiff will start again. Other questionable players include Louis Delmas, Jacob Lacey, Corey Williams and Kyle Vanden Bosch. —Detroit Free Press
- Lost within the Lions' tough record, inconsistent play and controversy has been the excellent play of quarterback Matthew Stafford. In spite of everything else, Stafford is on pace to become the first 5,000 yard passer in back to back seasons, and is also the NFL's top passer at over 312 yards per game. Not bad at all.—Detroit News
- Backup quarterback Kellen Moore, meanwhile, might have the same future ahead of him according to offensive coordinator Scott Linehan. That was just one of many highlights from Anwar Richardson's press clipping quotes segment. Also included are thoughts from Colts' interim coach Bruce Arians, Schwartz and Andrew Luck. —Mlive
Max DeMara is the managing editor of Lions 101. You can find him on his personal Twitter account @SportsGuyTheMax or on this site's Twitter @detroitlions101Tags: Detroit, Detroit Lions, Football, Jeff Backus, Jim Schwartz, Kellen Moore, Kyle Vanden Bosch, Matthew Stafford, NFL, Riley Reiff, Scott Linehan, Titus Young


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Question: Are leaf ashes OK for the garden• We had so many this year that we burned some. Are they good for the soil and should anything else be put with them?
Answer: Both wood and leaf ash has been used for centuries by gardeners to amend soil. This, however, doesn't mean that it's always a good practice. We've learned a lot about soil and plant health over the years, and as a result, the decision to use ashes in the garden has become a hot topic in the gardening world. I'll give you some facts, then you can decide for yourself if it's something you want to do.
First, one of the reasons folks use ash in their gardens is its nutritional content. Ash contains about 1.5 percent phosphorus and 7 percent potassium, two essential nutrients for plant growth. If your soil has a deficiency in potassium, adding a few ashes would help boost the levels.
But, to make an informed decision, you should first take a soil test in the garden to determine both existing nutrient levels and soil pH. Because ashes are alkaline, adding them to the soil also raises the pH, making it less acidic. If the test results show a pH of 6.5 or higher, don't add those ashes. Doing so would raise the pH to non-optimum levels.
In Western Pennsylvania, we tend to have slightly acidic soils so adding a tiny bit of ash to the garden each year usually doesn't throw the pH too out of whack.
That being said, the reason some experts no longer are recommending the use of ash in the garden is because a little goes a long way, and putting even a little too much on the soil can wreak havoc on soil organisms and make the soil so alkaline that most plants cannot thrive. I would also suggest you don't add ash to poorly drained soil because it reduces a soil's porosity.
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The House is scheduled to meet at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow and is expected to proceed directly to consideration of the American Recovery and Reinvestment conference report.
February 13, 2009 — The Daily Whip
The compromise economic recovery legislation is a victory for the country and for the American people.
February 11, 2009 — The Daily Whip
Suspensions, H.Res. 157 - Providing for consideration of motions to suspend the rules, Possible Consideration of H.Res. 158 – Same Day Consideration Rule – Waiving a requirement of clause 6(a) of rule XIII with respect to the consideration of certain resolutions reported from the Committee on Rules, Possible Consideration of the Conference Report to H.R. 1 - American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
Today, we celebrate the 200th birthday of our nation's 16th President, Abraham Lincoln.
Every four or eight years, we have a transition to a new Administration. But the transition we marked last month was a special one.
Today, we honor a man who has sat in this chamber for nearly a quarter of its existence: John Dingell of Michigan.
Throughout the debate on the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, House Republicans have played political games to cover their opposition to critical economic recovery legislation and their lack of a serious alternative.
House Members spoke on the House Floor today in celebration of Congressman John Dingell, who today become the longest-serving member of the U.S. House of Representatives.
As Secretary Geithner recognizes, our financial crisis was brought on, in large part, by 'individuals, businesses, and governments [that] borrowed beyond their means.'
House leaders respond to the Obama Administration's plan to overhaul the bank rescue plan for the financial sector.
February 10, 2009 — The Daily Whip
We are here today to be honest with the American people. They need to know that this economic crisis will not end overnight. And they need to know one of the prime reasons why: the deep, deep fiscal hole we have inherited after eight years of former President Bush's recklessness.
February 9, 2009 — The Daily Whip
Tonight, President Obama made a compelling case for an economic recovery plan with the power to create or save up to 4 million American jobs.
The Clinton administration delivered the nation into the 21st century with a record budget surplus. In eight years, President Bush and Republican Congresses squandered the budget opportunities they inherited and turned them into the worst deficits in American history.
February 6, 2009 — The Weekly Whip
February 8, 2009 — The Daily Whip
I want to commend Chairman John Spratt for today's hearing on the status of defense budget plans for 2010 and future years.
Congressional leaders joined President Obama at the White House for the bill-signing of the State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) Reauthorization.
Today's news that the economy lost 598,000 jobs last month follows weeks of layoff announcements and record numbers of Americans filing for unemployment benefits.
Today, the Department of Labor announced the U.S. economy lost 598,000 jobs in January, the largest one-month decline since 1974, and the unemployment rate hit 7.6%, its highest point in 16 years.
As Congress continues work on the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, it is clear that we cannot have a full economic recovery until the financial crisis is addressed.
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Some press about the Small Town exhibit in a local news/entertainment blog.
I answered some interview questions for the article, as you'll see, but thought I'd share with you ALL the questions asked, and my answers.
What inspired you to become a children's illustrator?
Since childhood, I've loved drawing and reading and working on crafty projects. We were raised without a TV in the home, which equaled = "make your own fun", and there were plenty of supplies around with which to do this. My mom and sisters were and are very artsy -- with drawing and needlework, etc., and, as the youngest in the family, it stands to reason that I wanted to do what they were doing and enjoying. My mom read to us each night. I'd sit right up next to her, following along as she read, the accompanying pictures both a treat and an education about good illustration. It wasn't until I reached second grade that I learned that you could BE an illustrator as a job, so I decided then that's what I'd be. I illustrate for children -- for their education and their entertainment -- because I know to what kids respond, I like playing a role in their education, it's an area in which I'm well-suited, and it's fun!
How is 3D storytelling different from your 2D illustrations?
For me, 3D storytelling or 3D designing doesn't have to be as "buttoned-down" as a 2D illustration. When I design 2-dimensionally, I have many things I have to take into account -- size of page, where type is going to lie, the specifics of what is being taught to the children (and showing these things accurately).
However, when I design 3-dimensionally, it seems I have more latitude for "play". The area in which I'm working is still a factor, but If I have all my "toys" (puppets, props) around me, I can arrange them in a variety of settings. Arranging elements (as opposed to designing them from the ground-up) takes virtually no time at all, whereas if I were to do this same thing with DRAWING, it would take a billion times longer.
I'm happy to be able to work both ways -- one provides a nice "break" from the other; things learned from working 3-dimensionally enrich my 2-dimensional work; and being able to know what makes a good image in 2D ALWAYS informs what makes a good image in 3D.
Why miniatures? What makes them so special?
Some of the things about working with /making miniatures that I like are: they don't take up a lot of room, they're not difficult to lift (or shouldn't be), you don't need a LOT of whatever material it is to craft them, and there is something that can only be described as "charming" about a life-size thing made teeny. For a lot of girls/women, I'm sure, there is a fondness for all things doll-housey. I suppose I had this feeling towards dollhouses too, growing up, but more so with the town named "Beetlegrass" that lived on my dresser. It was the bigger scope of LOTS of families -- not just one -- lots of the things going on, with tons of things that needed to be made that got me going back then, and which still "has" me, inspiring me to create the many scenes in the Children's Museum display. In telling my dad about the exhibit, he asked, "Is this like Beetlegrass?" I agreed, "Yeah. It's like Beetlegrass on STEROIDS."
Can you describe the process of creating these miniatures?
In making finger puppets, I start off with... my finger! I wrap it with wool roving, which I dip into a bowl filled with warm water and a squeezin's worth of dishwashing liquid. I dip and sqeeze until the roving starts to hang together, and then I start to gently rub the roving. Wool is pretty nifty in that it has scales on it, and wet and warm and soap and friction work together to make the scales cling tighter and tighter to one another, until the item is "felted". When it feels as though this finger shape is felted enough (and you get better at knowing this over time), I run it (still on my finger) under cool running water, squeezing out all of the soap. I then remove the form from my finger, and put it on a rack to dry, which takes maybe a day. After the finger form is dry, I stitch into it, adding eyes/arms/hair, etc. -- all the things that will make the puppet unique.
I made some of the miniatures for the display using polymer clay -- dusting with pastel chalks to add the illusion of being baked -- adding a gel medium here and there to create shine. YouTube tutorials of other people making their mini clay items were very helpful, not to mention: fun.
Some miniatures were embellished with paint and other materials. Some furniture was constructed by chopping up OTHER furniture I had. I cannibalized a lot of "stuff" to make other "stuff" for this display!
Do you create back stories for each character you make?
YES, that is probably the most fun for me -- creating the characters' stories -- and this development happens over time, and it's something I can't NOT do. It's just one of the facets of being an illustrator: we're storytellers. In the same way I DON'T design a character to the Nth degree before I jump in with the making, I DON'T figure out everything about his/her history. A lot of these guys' stories are "revealed" when they interact with one another. Often times, a prop will stir up something for me. If I see a miniature at the flea market, I think, "OH! So-and-so could use this; I had no idea he rode buffaloes professionally!" Or a prop used in the setting up of a scene to photograph can give clues as to who the character is. If an odd pairing of prop to puppet makes me laugh or makes me wonder, "Why are they doing that?", then I'm engaged and it's almost like I'm the "reader" who can't wait to find out what happens next, instead of being the person who's creating the backstory. It's like kids playing with their dolls or ACTION FIGURES. Except it's an "adult" doing it.
How do you manage to create such intricate detail with such small materials? How do you determine what miniature items are necessary to complete a display?
Generations upon generations of small-handed females have led to the happy genetic conclusion that is ME: I was not cursed with the dreaded MAN HANDS! (Link to image of man hands.) I joke, but having smallish (woman) hands does help in the creation of small things. As far as details go, they're what I live for, artistically-speaking. Adding embellishing details in my art, both 2D and 3D, are what make a piece interesting, one-of-a-kind, create its story, etc. Also, again, from a tactile standpoint, it's a pleasurable experience to add embellishments -- stitching on individual freckles; sewing on beads; needle felting in a hairdo. So, you have fun, and then you have something to show for the time you've spent. ("I made this guy, see? Behold this thing that I have made, etc.")
When creating the scenarios for the Children's Museum display, I had tons of ideas for what I wanted to do, but of course had to whittle these ideas down to 17, the number of "ramp boxes" in their atrium walkway. The museum gave me a "model" box with which to work, and I also had the dimensions of the boxes on hand as reference (12 5/8" L x 6 3/4" H x 5 1/8"W). For each scene, I knew which puppets I would use (or which ones I would make -- 15 of the 36 puppets in the exhibit are *new*) -- and then I compiled the miniatures that I already had on hand for the scenes, crafting new props when that was required. Then, working with the model box, the puppets, and the props, I just "played" -- moving things this way and that, lots of times editing out elements that made a scene too cluttered. It's the same process I go through in my 2D illustration work, except in this case when I'm editing, I physically REMOVE the item. I then took photos of the scenes so I'd have a reference for recreating the scene at the museum.
Which of the miniature displays that is currently hosted by the Children's Museum are you most fond and why?
I think the scene of which I'm most fond, is probably the one that was the most challenging, and that would be the butcher shop scene. The butcher is one of the *new* puppets, and I had to "fight" with him a bit in order to get him the way I wanted, but in the end I am so happy with how he looks, with his paper hat (REAL, LIVE paper was used!), the pencil behind his ear, and his mustache (white glue was used on the ends). The display case (upper portion designed so it was one piece, with folds and cut-outs) with acetate, and other add-ons -- fairly "fussy" work, but the result was worth the time spent. The meat string at the back of the box gave me a hard time at home -- the strings kept twisting around each other and at one point, my glasses fell off my face and got tangled up in it too -- but am glad all these "issues" were worked out beforehand, so that installation of this piece went smoothly. I like the graphic look of the scene -- the palette of black and white and red -- and how the museum's architectural elements show through the box and repeat colors, designs, and "ground" the scene in an actual "place".


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Big Stone Mini Golf
Art meets putt-putt in Bruce Stillman's multi-purpose park
A longtime fan of landscape sculpture, artist Bruce Stillman decided to turn his Minnetrista, MN farm into a functioning putt-putt course—with his works standing in as the props. We recently had a chance to check out the organic forms of his sculptures that populate the 12-hole Big Stone Mini Golf course, an experience that was both surprising and surreal.
While you play, animals from Stillman's adjacent farmland sometimes wander over, adding to the creative chaos. Additionally, Stillman built massive tables for chess or checkers, and a large fire pit for social gatherings.
While his personal fantasyland is the largest display of his works, Stillman's sculptures have shown all over the U.S., and his piece "Perpetual Motion" is a permanent fixture at the entrance of the Palm Desert Public Library.
Both entertaining and enlightening, the sculpture park is perfect for all ages, and serves as a great reminder that art is everywhere.


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This Made Ryan Phillippe Lose Over A Million Dollars
After having difficulties in finding a buyer for his 7,600 square foot mansion overlooking Los Angeles' Sunset Strip, the Stop-Loss actor lowered the asking price of his expensive mansion and — finally — parted ways with the estate for $1,175,000 less than what he originally paid for.
Property records indicates the contemporary home, which boasts five bedrooms and six and a half bathrooms, was sold for $6,000,000 this month — which is well below the $7,175,000 the 38-year-old forked over in 2008 after separating from ex-wife Reese Witherspoon.
According to the listing, the gated property is located on more than a half-acre.
The home itself comes complete with a 2-story entry hall — which Phillippe converted to a gym — as well a home theater, cook's kitchen, a swimmer's pool with underwater speakers and spa, an outdoor kitchen with entertaining space and sauna.
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