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The Civility Solution: What to Do When People Are Rude
Dr. Forni speaks with NCPC's Robin Young about the causes of rude behavior and the impact that it can have on issues such as workplace violence and the development of respectful relationships with one another.
Many of us find ourselves confronted with rudeness every day and don't know how to respond. P.M. Forni, the author of the acclaimed Choosing Civility, has the answer. In The Civility Solution, he provides more than one hundred different situations, and shows us how to break the rudeness cycle. How would you respond to the following?
…A salesperson ignores your requests
…A fellow driver gives you the infamous "finger"
…Your child's playmate misbehaves
…Your boss publicly reprimands you
P. M. Forni has solutions for all of these and many more. In yet another simple and practical handbook, P. M. Forni presents logical solutions that reinforce good behavior and make our world a more civil place.
Biography - P.M. Forni is an award-winning professor at Johns Hopkins University, where he has taught for the past twenty years. He graduated from the University of Pavia in 1974 and received his Ph.D. in Italian at UCLA in 1981. He has written and edited several books on the work of Giovanni Boccaccio (1313-1375). He was a Fellow at Villa I Tatti, The Harvard Center for Renaissance Studies in Florence and is an Honorary Charter Member of the International Association of Protocol Consultants.
In 1997 Dr. Forni co-founded the Johns Hopkins Civility Project. An aggregation of academic and community outreach activities, the JHCP aimed `at assessing the significance of civility, manners and politeness in contemporary society. He was also the co-director of "Reassessing Civility: Forms and Values at the End of the Century," an international symposium which took place at Hopkins in March 1998. He now directs The Civility Initiative at Johns Hopkins.
Over the years, he has continued to illustrate the connections among civility, ethics and quality of life. In his lectures and workshops he frequently talks about the rewards of fostering a culture of civility in today's workplace.
His book Choosing Civility: The Twenty-Five Rules of Considerate Conduct (2002) has been translated into German and Italian. He contributed to a chapter on ethics and international protocol in the Convention Industry Council International Manual (2005). His article "The Other Side of Civility," appeared in the November, 2005 issue of Johns Hopkins Magazine. In 2008 he published The Civility Solution: What to Do when People Are Rude.
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Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library Digital Collections
S7648 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE June 24, 1968
Mr. DffiKSEN. We have eminent
scientists from all over the country. Has
the Senator heard from them?
Mr. CLARK. Yes.
Mr. DIRKSEN. The Senator mentioned
only five.
Mr. President, I yield 3 minutes to the
Senator from Washington [Mr. JAcKsoN].
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, I
tho:.Jght I had the floor.
Mr. DffiKSEN. Mr. President, I withdraw
that request.
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, I
would like to speak at this time. I would
!Ike to yield to the distinguished acting
chairman of the committee handling the
bill, but I have been waiting patiently,
and I would like to make a few remarks
on the pending business.
It has been brought out by the distinguished
minority leader that war is
wasteful. It certainly is, and the Department
of Defense is and has been wasteful
down through the years, in wartime and
In peacetime.
Today we have 535,000 men In South
Vietnam, not including the 40,000 in
Thailand, the 40,000 with the Seventh
Fleet, another 40,000 in the Philippines,
40,000 in Japan, 50,000 in Korea, 20,000
to 25,000 in Guam. We are engaged in a
war which we cannot win militarily unless
we want to double the 535,000 we
have fighting there now, and redouble
that number; unless we want to spend,
not $30 billion annually, but $60 billion,
and perhaps $120 billion.
Was~there is plenty of it. And just
this past week, this Chamber gave its
final approval to what it had Initiateda
$6 billion cut in Federal expenditures.
·. What do we expect? Do we expect the
President to take the responslbillty? Do
we want to shuck orr on him the responsibillty
which is ours to make the cuts in
th<> budget?
What are we afraid of? What is wrong
with cutting approximately $2 billion
from ti-Je enormous sum for research and
devlopment sought by the Department
of Defense--not In this b111, but in a
measure that will be before us? What is
wrong with cutting out the fast-deployment
logistic ships-not in this bill, but
when that bill is before us? Last year
every Member of this body voted against
those ships, because they were wanted
eventually for what? To be stationed in
all the oceans and seas of the world, with
Marines, helicopters, and logistics materials
aboard. For what purpose? To .be
ready for trouble instantly, in any part
of the world. Why? Because too many
people in this Government think we are
the world's policeman-we are not.
Then we ought to cut such things as
the space program, far more than has
been done up to this time. And foreign
aid, more than the $600 mllllon which
the House has cut. Troops in Europe?
It cost this Nation $2.7 billion to maintain
approximately 600,000 troops and
dependents in Europe. So Senators want
to cut expendiLures? Let us call back 4
of the 6 divisions. We can do it if we
want. It is our responsibility to face up
to these matters all the time. But we
avoid them. We dodge them. We toss
everything in the lap of the President.
Usually the Department of Defense
just has to ask for what it wants, and
Congress will give it to them. This year,
for the first time, we have questioned the
Department of Defense on various subjects
\\lhich were brought to our attention,
and that time was long overdue.
Of course there Is waste In that ctepartment.
There has bc<'n. I suppose
there always will be, not only In war,
but in time of peace, as well. I think it
is up to this institution to fulfill its responsib111ties,
to check, to recheck, and
not to be taken in by what the Joint
Chiefs of Staff or the Secretary of Defense,
or all of theM down there, say they
must have, because we never can satisfy
Now, getting back to the pending business:
The announcement that the executive
branch had decided to deploy an antiballistic
missile system was made by Secretary
McNamara on Monday, September
18, 1967. At that time he wan1C'd:
There Is a kind Qf mad momentum Intrinsic
to the development or all new nuclear
weaponry. I! the weapon system works----11nd
works well-there Is a strong pressure !rom
many directions to procure and deploy the
wea;pon out or all proportion to the prudent
level required.
The danger In deploying this relatively
light and reliable Chinese-oriented A.BM system
Is going to be that pressures will develop
to expand It Into a heavy Soviet-oriented
A.BM system.
His answer to that was clear and direct.
He said:
We must resist that temptation tlrmly not
because we can !or a moment relax our vtg1-
lence ~alrurt a poAsible Soviet tlrst strike-but
pr~clsoly bccaUJie our grnateAt dotrrrcnt
ngalnst euch a etr1ko Is not a maMIVI', co•tly.
but highly pnnotrBhlo ABM 8hlnld, but mthor
a tully credible o!frn•lvo ... m•pal>lllly.
The arguments raised against the
pending Cooper-Hart amendment manifest
clearly, I believe, the "deve}Wing
pressure" leading to the "mad momentum"
of which Secretary McNamara
spoke. The system Is no longer Chineseoriented.
The system now has definite
capabilities against a Soviet-Ortented attack.
How wa.:; this system sold to Congress
in th• first place? Senators know
the answer, and they know what has developed
sln<;e. The system is thus no
longer a th;n, $5 billion system. It is the
beginning L•! a $50 billion system-a $50
billion syst e-m that even today the Defense
Dep~ •tment adm1ts will not work.
This Is a S ~ O billion system that will be
obsolete bc.!ore it Is even completed.
I for one have been somewhat disturbed
to witness this "mad momentum·•
as it has begcm building. The pending
CoOper-Hart amendment, for example,
simply puts off for the coming fiscal year
the amount of money requested for real
estate purchnscs and some constmction
costs toward the finished Sentinel ABM
system. Four of the five major components
for this ABM system have y<'t to
be fully d!'Vt:'lOP!'d let alone t<'st ('(l, If
research and further clevelopmt•nt and
evaluation pro~ r!'sses at the mos t optimum
schedule, this sy~tcm will not e1·en
be operable until 1973. So with this
amendment all that Senator Cooper and
Senator Hart arc sayin!l' is: "Let's hold
off buying the re.11 estate; let's hold off
starting the constmctlon of the finbhed
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 44, Folder 41, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
June 24, 1968 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE 87649
system; let's wait at least until we are a
little further along in o\lr research and
Congress passed last week, by an overwhelming
vote, the Senate-originated tax
bill which specified a S6 billi :m exPenditure
cut this comlng fiscal year. It is very
easy to demand a reduction tn Government
gpending. It is another matter to
carry through and make the reduction.
This v.'ill be the Senate's first opportunity
since it tl.nally approved that bill
last Friday to demonstrate that it means
what it says.
I am aware that in some private conversations
it is being said that the administration
will not spend this money
this coming year anyway. But I fail to
see how this argument has any val!dity
against the pending amendment. It was
the Senate that first urged an expenditure
red-uction as the price for a tax bill.
I think it is also the Senate's responsib1lity
to specify the areas of reduction
rather than abdicate this duty to the
executive branch. What better way to
make our first specification than to defer
the acquisition of real estate that w111
not be needed Jn the coming year? What
better area to apply the scalpel than to
the real estate and construction end of
a system that 1s still 80 percent short of
being developed, let alone tested and
evaluated? What better place to make a
reduction than in the land and Initial
building material costs for a system that
would be obsolete against the Soviets on
Its first day of operation?
It 1s curious to observe the Intrinsic
change of this Sentinel system, as reflected
In the arguments against the pending
amendment. The emphasis has shifted
from a Chinese-oriented system to a
Soviet-oriented system almost overnight.
What a coincidence. This charn:le In emphasis
occurs with the announcement
that the Chinese are not bullding their
ICBM with the speed we had ori•~lnally
estimated. For our inlllal timetable to
deploy an ABM was predicated upon Intelligence
estimates of Chinese ICBM
development. From the most recent estimates,
that development is at least 12 to
18 months behind that which triggered
the request for real estate and construction
money In this bill. The Cooper-Hart
amendment simply takes into account
the revised estimate. It simply requests
that we apply this new intelligence Information
and delay by 12 months the
acquisition of this real estate. I think
he amendment is so eminently reason-hie
that this request for real estate and
final construction money cannot be justilled
this year If the Sentinel system Is
fundamentally Chinese oriented. Much
more Is now stressed about its capabilities
against a Soviet threat. This change
in emphasis has occurred since the bill
was reported from committee on June
13, 19GB. On page 14, the committee r1)port
on the desks of Senators still characterizes
this system as Chinese oriented.
-That this system is now considered as
having definite capabilities against a Soviet
missile attack Is to me incredible.
As r ecently as last February the Director
of Research and Development for the
Department of Defense testified before
the Armed Services Committee that he
did not know how to build a system that
could protect us against a Russian attack.
He also testifled that the decision,
whether Chinese or Soviet oriented,
could be postponed 1 year.
Let me quote at this point the testimony
of Dr. Foster , Director of Research
and Development for the Department of
Defense on February 7, 1968, before the
Armed Services Committee \~ith respect
to the ABM. He has been mentioned
may times this afternoon as being a man
of great reputation and integrity. He
Mr. Chairman, may I make just a. smalr
p oint that I would like to add to the record,
If you don't mJnd, with regard to the balllstlc
missile defense? As you have indicated,
I have felt strongly about It for a good many
years. I believe that the action the United
States Is now taking is all the action the
Unl ted States can take, whether In an attempt
to stop an all-out Soviet attack, or
whether In an attempt to provide damage
d ell1al agalnst a Chinese ICBM. The decision
on what to do, u:hcther tt ia against China
or against the Soviet Union, nred not be
taken for another year. (Pg. 448, Armed
Services Hearings.)
In support.ing this amendment I share
the views of its proponents and favor
continued research and development in
the field of antiballistic missiles. I hope
we refuse to waste money on a system
that presently will not work.
It seems to me that we would want a
system that will really save lives i! ever
called upon, not one that simply invites
an increased offensive capacity against
us without being able even to handle the
increase. The proponents of this amendment
want a system that Is not obsolete
prior to its actual deployment. We do
not believe that we must start to constnlct
a system simply because we have
spent $3 billion to date for research and
development of an ABM system; we do
not believe that we must somehow justify
such a large expenditure for research
by an even larger expenditure to deploy
that system not adequately developed.
There is no doubt that if we deploy this
ABM, the Soviet Union will respond by
increasing her offensive capability. And
why not? We Increased ours in response
our system w!ll work and work with 100-
percent effectiveness. She will Increase
her offensive thrust not only to saturate
the ABM, which all agree can be done,
but also to saturate It with an eliectlveness
of 100 percent. This system as now
planned does not approach such effectiveness.
So with Its construction, without
waiting for further improvements,
we simply are inviting the destruction of
even more Americans in the event of a
first strike. If, on the other hand, we desire
to build a system that works, the
Department of Defense should be given
the needed research and development
support to continue nn aggnssive research
policy rather thnn cementing Its
commitment to the construction of this
system which Is obsolete. And that Is
what we are doing today In this bill.
That Is what this adoption o! this
amendment will prevent.
In closing I would add that I believe
the deployment of any ABM system, by Its
very nature, acts to accelerate the arms
race. During this debate I have heard it
said that the Russians have tinkered
with an ABM defense and therefore we
must also build one. But that is totally
without merit. This Nation has already
responded to intelligence reports that say
the Russians may be building an ABM
with a vastly increased offensive warhead
capability; the so-called MIRV system.
To urge that a proper response to ::.
Soviet ABM system is an American ABM
system is a self-defeating proposition . It
invites only further increased offensive
capability on the part of the Soviets. It
invites us to get caught up in the "mad
momentum" of which Secretary McNamara
spoke. I fail to appreciate why
we desire to stimulate this greater striking
force in the Soviet Union.
This amendment simply defers for one
year the request for funds to buy real
estate and to start final construction of
a system still 80 percent to be developed
and one that cannot be operational for at
least 4 years. This vote will be but the first
straw in the wind in determining whether
the Senate desires immunity for military
projects leaving the great impact of the
$6 billion cut to programs of human
resources. It will be the first Indication
of whether the "mad momentum" has
truly set in.
It will be the first chance the Senate
will have to exercise its Constitutional
responsibility in determining the priorities
in the funding of Federal programs.
I strongly urge Senators to consider
the value of the advice offered by the
Senator from Maine [Mrs. SMITH] and
the Senator from Missouri [Mr. SYMINGTON],
two of the best versed members of
this body in the fleld of national security,
and to vote with them; and by the distinguished
Senator from Kentucky fMr.
CoOPER] and the distipguished Senator
from Michigan fMr. HART] for the pending
Mr. DIRKSEN. Mr. Presldent, I yield
5 minutes to the distinguished Senator
from Washington I Mr. JACKSONl.
The PRESIDING OFFICER. The Senator
from Washington Is recoe:ni?.rrl
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 44, Folder 41, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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Takin' the Blog for a Walk
Join Waukesha resident Brien Lee and his blog, Sir Fido, as they explore the city and report on the interesting things they find.
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debate and a movie
The much-anticipated first presidential debate is tonight at 8:00 p.m.. Unfortunately, it competes with the showing of the movie 1984 at Carroll U 7:00 to 9:00. To help kick off the Waukesha Reads book selection of George Orwell's 1984, Carroll has graciously offered the Shattuck Music Center, free popcorn and lemonade.
Thanks to Google, you can watch the full-length film starring John Hurt and Richard Burton without leaving home and at a time that's convenient for you. Of course, yelling at the screen wouldn't be the same as in a full theater, and popcorn and lemonade are on you.
color is my motivation
As if I needed another reason to get outside after working indoors all day.
what's wrong with this picture?
It's not always easy knowing for whom flags are flown at half-staff for. I wasn't even sure after looking it up for today, Saturday the 6th.
hands on
I wonder how many marriages have been compromised by one spouse or other receiving a therapeutic massage from the opposite sex?
I received my first ever massage last Thursday from Marillian Massage, a licensed massage therapist. From the sound of it still echoing in my head you'd have thought I did it to cause intentional, lasting harm to the relationship with my wife.
Rest and Rain. Not counting Sunday's wild Packer game, my weekend was pretty uneventful.
Went to Waukesha Public Library for Waukesha Reads event Sundays with TED.com: Let's Take Back the Internet and Tracking the Trackers to maybe learn something from UWM Assistant Professor Michael Zimmer, but Mr. Zimmer had called in sick less than 24 hours earlier. Cudos to Waukesha Library staff for finding an alternate on such short notice.
RIP Jim Hilden
A decade ago I wouldn't have pictured myself writing anything good about our 4th District Alderman in Waukesha. Jim was my foe before becoming my friend, and that is why something should be said on his passing.
After his years of service in the U.S. Air Force and 32 years of service at G. E., Jim served 6 more years the citizens of Waukesha and the Fourth District where we live. I was the only one to oppose him on the spring 2001 ballot. Of course, he was reelected for three more years in office.
it's not the wind that's howling
Now that Wisconsin's first wolf trapping and hunting season in decades has started, it's important to note the hunt coincides with National Wolf Awareness Week. From the news we learn at least four have already been killed.
Maybe if there was more known about wolves?
throne out of the House
This weekend was the opposite. If, as I've said, the most exciting thing for me from the previous weekend was the Packer game, this past weekend was so full I didn't even watch yesterday's game.
Our toilet recently started leaking from the flapper valve, made much worse by Thursday night after I fiddled with it. I realized we had a dinosaur when I picked up a "universal" valve that didn't fit, didn't see a replacement on the manufacturer's website, nor could I find one in Menards. Thanks to our 1983 model water waster, when I called the manufacturer even they couldn't identify it and wanted a picture of it.
2 weeks from today
early voting began in wisconsin yesterday. last of the debates was yesterday. we got a absentee ballot yesterday. oddly enough, the special election for state senator dist. 33 is on the back of the ballot. it's clearly the same ballot to be used at the polls in two weeks, but i guess i was expecting the dist. 33 republican primary to be on a separate ballot after reading about it in saturday's freeman.
it's also interesting to note that with this ballot it's okay to vote twice for one person: paul farrow is on the ballot for dist. 98 assembly representative and dist. 33 state senator.


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It is also possible to preview CPAN HTML using search.cpan.org/pod2html service, that allows uploading .pm files.
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If you want to get a glimpse of what your POD will look like on CPAN before you upload your module to CPAN, then this is for you. It is as close as you're going to get to the real thing. It is an essential tool for developing CPAN modules.
The command-line utility script is a great convenience because it is so simple to use.
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Reviews and Criticism of Plays
For assistance with any of these sources or for other suggestions on finding criticism or reviews, please ask for help at the Information desk on the first floor of the Library.
Sources for Reviews
The Reference Collection includes lists of play reviews. Here are a few examples:
- A Guide to Critical Reviews and its supplements (ref PN 1655 S342)
- How to Locate Reviews of Plays and Films: A Bibliography (ref PN 1701 S35)
- American Drama Criticism and its supplements (ref PS 332 E33)
Periodical indexes list reviews in magazines, newspapers and scholarly journals. Here are some useful sources and tips for how to search them:
- Academic Search 1984-
- Search on keywords for author and/or title in All Fields to find reviews of specific plays. To browse through reviews, search on the term theater reviews in Subject. Note the spelling of theater.
- Lexis/Nexis 1970s- (dates covered vary; for many publications, coverage begins in the 1990s)
- Lexis/Nexis has indexing for many newspapers and magazines. Some of these have their own print indexes. For reviews before Lexis/Nexis coverage starts, use, for example, the New York Times Index, which goes back to 1851. Browse in Reference AI 21 to find the New York Times Index and other newspaper indexes such as the Christian Science Monitor Index, the Los Angeles Times Index, or the San Francisco Chronicle Index.
- OmniFile Full Text Mega 1982-
- For reviews before 1982, use Humanities Index, 1974- (ref AI 3 R492) (1907-1974 under other titles) or Reader's Guide, 1900- (ref AI 3 R48). These are some of the print precursors of OmniFile.
Sources for Criticism
The Reference Collection includes guides to criticism. Here are some sources you will find there:
- Modern Drama: A Checklist of Critical Literature (ref PN 1861 A34)
- Dramatic Criticism Index (ref PN 1861 B74)
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- Project Muse mid-1990s
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Pretentious and poor service – The service was poor at best., it took a while to be seated but the place really was not busy. It has a limited menu and the prices high and uality of food was fair. I have eaten at all types of restaurants all over the country but this has to be the most pretentious restaurant I have ever had the Misfortune to be at. I would not recommend skyline to anyone. The location is in a strip mall the location fits the qualilty of the food
Expensive, Pretentious atmosphere, (children not recommended) – I found this place on a search engine and didn't realize it was so close to my house so I decided to try something different. I took my 18 year old daughter, her boyfriend and my 10 yo son. I'm 47 but this place seems to cater more to the 20-30 crowd. It appeared very clickish or snobby without reason. It's a restaurant start up in a strip mall serving food of Golden Corral quality at double digit prices. I had a sirlon steak for 14.00 that only included a half salad and a ice cream scoop of some kind of rice ball. The steak and rice ball looked lost on the plate. If your hungry stay away from this place. The way I measure a good steak is whether I have to use steak sause. Good thing there was plenty of A1 around! The steak tasted like it was cooked in a frying pan. The salad was very average, dry and you get a thimble of salad dressing. My daughter had Marsala Chicken and said it was good but not for the money. Her boyfriend had a shrimp pasta dish that was not good. Since there is no child menu my son ordered a sirlon steak which added to the cost considerably. The total bill was 81.00 for the four of us and two of us only drank water. We had no alcohol.
There were apparent other staff members socializing at several other tables making you feel as though you entered their private strip mall restaurant. A very awkward feeling.
Unless things change soon at Skyline Cafe this place will just be another start up strip mall restaurant filing for chapter 11. It is still worth the drive to Raleigh or Garner to eat better for less! In fact the cost is in line with Kobe's Steak house in Clayton and Kobe's is MUCH better with enough food served you need a box to take it home.
An all around wonderful restaurant which also serves a brunch on Sunday - – This little cafe in Clayton is a real treasure - especially if you live here. We were so tired of driving to Raleigh for a decent restaurant and were thrilled to enjoy Skylines the very first time we visited. The food is truly excellent and priced affordably.
Great food, great people, great ambience, Skylines Cafe has it all. – Having relocated to this area less than a year ago, I was about to give up on trying to find any restaurant that actually served good food and offered me a reason to patronize a second time. Then the dark clouds parted and the "Culinary gods" smiled down on me, a spanking brand new Restaurant opened its doors on Rt. 70 in Clayton. The name of this little gem is Skylines Cafe and it is far and away the best thing to arrive in this town since I moved here.
They feature an eclectic menu of creative American Fare served by a professional wait staff in a casual and relaxed atmosphere. Both lunch and dinner are served with daily specials added to the regular menu. A full bar houses a fantastic selection of very reasonably priced wines by the glass as well as by the bottle, and if you prefer Martini's ask for the Martini Menu and try something totally diferent for a change. For those who prefer to dine "alfresco" there is a spacious patio area that features comfortable seating under brightly colored market umbrellas. After your meal don't forget to try one of the many hand crafted dessert's, even if you're on a diet, you will find them hard to resist. I believe if you find something good that makes your life better you need to share it with others so that they can enjoy it too, and Skylines Cafe is one of those rare pleasures that is a must to experience if you live in the area or are just passing through.
Editorial Review by Christy Buena – Locals flock for diner classics at the cafe that offers a covered patio, reasonable prices and seafood and meat entrees.
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PORTLAND – When its doors first opened in 1872, the U.S. Custom House became the gateway to one of the nation's busiest ports and a symbol of the federal government's role in promoting commerce.
The U.S. Custom House in Portland held an open house Thursday following an extensive renovation. The public will now have limited access to the building, which had been closed to the public for security reasons since the September 2001 terrorist attacks.
Photos by John Ewing/Staff Photographer
Tom Severance, property manager at the Custom House, stands inside one of the large vaults in the historic building. Long ago in the building's Customs Hall, merchants paid taxes on imports and exports under the watchful eye of armed guards.
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On Thursday, federal officials opened the Custom House to the public to show off the results of a $2 million renovation project. It's clear that the old building still has the power to impress.
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The Custom House has been closed to the public for security reasons since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, and it has been empty since U.S. Customs and Border Protection moved to the Maine Mall area at the beginning of last year.
With the renovation complete, the public will have access to the building again, but only under escort and only if visitors have appointments with the federal agencies that are moving into the building, said Patrick Sclafani, spokesman for the U.S. General Services Administration, which manages the building.
Federal officials still are unsure about what to do with the grand, two-story Customs Hall. It would be a shame to fill the historic room with office cubicles, said Robert Zarnetske, the GSA's administrator for New England.
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The building's fate could have been different, with the public losing all access.
There was concern last year that the General Services Administration might declare the building "surplus property" and auction it off to the highest bidder.
That's what happened when U.S. Customs and Border Protection moved out of the Custom House Tower in Boston. The building is now a Marriott time-share hotel.
In Portland, the GSA decided to renovate the Custom House and fill it with federal agencies. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration was the first to move in, last fall.
Other recent tenants include the Federal Mediation & Conciliation Service, the Department of Labor and the GSA.
The Federal Protective Service and the Department of Homeland Security will move in soon, and there's still room for other federal tenants, officials say.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection will stay at its new location, on Gannett Drive in South Portland, because of the agency's technology needs, Zarnetske said. He said the decision to renovate the building and use it for office space was the "responsible decision," for historic, fiscal and civic reasons.
Zarnetske said the building is among the most historically significant structures in the GSA's national inventory. "We have an obligation to preserve this architectural treasure for future generations," he said.
The building was erected on Fore Street in the wake of the Great Fire of 1866, which destroyed the previous customs office, on Middle Street, along with 1,800 other buildings.
It was built with fireproof New Hampshire granite and a slate-shingled hip roof.
At the time, Portland was the nation's fourth- or fifth-busiest port. In 1866, the year construction began on the new Custom House, the federal government collected $900,000 in tariffs from the port.
Completed under the supervision of Alfred Mullett, supervising architect of the U.S. Treasury, the three-story building combines elements of Renaissance Revival and Second Empire styles.
It is organized around its public showplace, the Customs Hall, where merchants paid taxes on imports and exports under the watchful eye of armed guards who stood on the narrow second-story balcony that encircles the hall.
The balcony is decorated with various symbols relating to commerce in the United States, such as corn and tobacco leaf motifs and dolphins flanked by oak and olive leaves.
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Paul Petrino hired as Idaho coachThe Associated Press | December 04,2012MOSCOW, Idaho Arkansas assistant Paul Petrino was hired Monday as the new head football coach at Idaho.
Petrino has produced some of the most prolific offenses in the nation as an assistant coach at several other schools, Idaho officials said.
He is one of the top offensive minds in college football, school President Duane Nellis said.
Petrino replaces interim coach Jason Gesser, who guided the Vandals during the final four games after Robb Akey was fired.
Terms of his contract were not disclosed.
All Ive ever wanted to do was to be a head coach, said Petrino, who is the brother of former Arkansas coach Bobby Petrino.
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People feared the Vandals, he said. This program has a great tradition.
Petrino most recently served as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Arkansas, where this year he went through the firing of his brother, who was dismissed for hiring his mistress to a position in the athletic department and initially lying about her presence during an April 1 motorcycle accident, and the more recent departure of interim Arkansas coach John L. Smith, a long-time mentor.
Paul Petrino served as an assistant coach at Idaho under Smith from 1992-94, and later coached at Utah State, Illinois, Louisville and with the Atlanta Falcons of the NFL.
He was a standout quarterback at Carroll College in Helena, Mont.
Petrino was one of five finalists for the job at Idaho, which is struggling to remain in the FBS after the Western Athletic Conference dissolved as a football league. The Vandals will play as an independent next year, and are still searching for a conference to join.
We want to stay FBS, he said, and the best way to do that is to win games and make themselves attractive to a conference.
He was not ready to announce any of his staff.
Petrino declined to place a timeline on winning.
We will look at getting better every day, he said. Your goal has got to be a quick goal. I see guys getting fired after one year now.
Akey was fired in October with the Vandals 1-7 at that point. Gesser was appointed interim head coach and the Vandals lost their final four games. Akey was 20-50 in five-plus seasons as head coach.
Petrino said his father, Bob, his brother, Bobby, and Smith were the three main football influences in his life.
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February 24, 25, 26, 2011
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You are invited to submit an abstract of a paper on any aspect of the relationship between Hispanic literature and film. Please provide three copies of a 300-word abstract along with one 3 x 5 card listing the following: Title of paper, your name, academic affiliation, email address, and telephone and FAX numbers. Papers may be in Spanish or English. DEADLINE: December 1, 2010.
Cine-Lit VII will be organized around the following sessions: Women Cineastes, Cinema and Theatre, Cinema and Ideologies, Cinematographic Adaptations, Marginalized Voices in Cinema, New Films and Directors, Hispanic Cinema in the U.S., and Hispanic Cinema in the Classroom.
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Mora successfully tested both finalists of the Extra League. With their shots they got 325 beers for fans. (Translation)
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Olomouc, August 8, 2011 - Hockey plays from Olomouc have had a successful beginning to the pre-season. Their defeat of Vítkovice and near victory over Třinec brought joy to players and fans alike, because their shots during these games earned them 325 Radegast Premium beers.
Hockey players from Olomouc have behind them a successful beginning of their preparation time. A near win with the winning Třinec and a win with Vítkovice did not bring joy only to the players, but also to the fans. That is, because roosters got for them 325 Radegast Premium beers with their shots from both games. Jakub Bartoň, the team's defenseman, invites all fans for a beer on Wednesday, August 10th, at the Radegastovna in Olomouc. Accompanying him will be Robin Staněk and Matěj Pekr, who earned more beers for the cause than any other players.
The pre-season games are over, and thanks to a stellar performance by Mora, players and fans can celebrate on August 10th at the Radegastovna in Olomouc. "Thanks to the support of our fans, we played great games with other teams from the Extra League. I am very happy that our shots earned them so much beer. I want to invite all Mora fans to come to Radegastovna and share a real, bitter Radegast with us," said Mora's defenseman Jakub Bartoň about Wednesday's event.
Players from Olomouc shot a total of 7 goals in the finals of the Extra League. However, more important than the number of goals was the numbers on the Olomouc players' jerseys. The higher the number on a player's jersey, the more beers he stood to earn for Mora fans. In total, fans and players can look forward to 325 Radegast Premium beers. Thanks to his performance in the Vítkovice game, Matěj Pekr, number 95, provided in the single greatest contribution to the cause, while the young defenseman Robin Staněk, number 86, earned the second highest number of beers.
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"I believe that a lot of fans will come to Radegastovna in Olomouc to not only analyse the pre-season games but to look forward to the upcoming First League season. We will definitely repeat the meeting with the players during the regular season," said Manager of the Radegast brand, Marek Málek.
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- Since 1999, Radegast brewery has been part of the largest beer conglomerate in the Czech Republic, belonging to Plzeňský Prazdroj, a.s.
- Annually, it produces more than 2 million hectoliters of beer, with the help of approximately 250 employees.
- It produces beer called "classic Czech lager" and it also produces high quality malt in its own malt house.
- In 2008, the brewery brewed its ten billionth beer.
- With total sales of close to 10 million hectoliters in the 2010 calendar year (including licensed production abroad) and with exports to more than 50 countries, Plzeňský Prazdroj a. s., is the leading producer of beer in the region and the biggest exporter of Czech beer.
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- SABMiller PLC is one of biggest beer companies in the world, with activities and distribution in more than 60 countries on six continents. SABMiller brands include important international brands such as Grolsh, Miller Genuine Draft, Peroni Nastro Azzurro and Pilsner Urquell, and close to 200 successful regional and national brands.
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Kolbert's book, Field Notes from a Catastrophe: Man, Nature and Climate Change, was selected as one of the 100 Notable Books of the Year in 2006 by The New York Times Book Review, while the Los Angeles Times called it "the clearest view yet of the biggest catastrophe we have ever faced."
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