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Twenty seniors and eight juniors from Sussex Technical High School were chosen as members of the 2012-2013 Sussex County Honors Band.
Twenty seniors and eight juniors and sophomores from Sussex Technical High School were chosen as members of the 2012-2013 Sussex County Honors Band.
The students joined other outstanding musicians from throughout the county for a music festival at Indian River High School in Dagsboro on Feb. 27 and Feb. 28.
Sussex Tech students named to County Senior Honors Band were (front row, from left) John Barrett Jr. (Lewes), Salina Schirtzinger (Laurel), Samuel Seibert (Milford), Garrett LaCurts (Millsboro), Joshua Shugard (Georgetown) and Jessie Morgan (Millsboro); (middle row, from left) Amanda Kucharzyk (Lincoln), Maria Menard (Laurel), Sarah Lynch (Seaford), Victoria Baker (Lewes), Kaila Muniz (Seaford), Blanca Perez (Georgetown) and Eileen Clevenger (Magnolia); (back row, from left) Fallyn Smith (Milton), Lindsay Hetrick (Milton), Amanda Sava (Seaford), Chelsea Lee (Milford), Jenna Joseph (Seaford), and Ciara Jacobi (Georgetown). Missing from photo is Vanessa Ortiz-Roblero (Georgetown).
Sussex Tech students named to the Sussex County Junior Honors Band were (front row, from left) Angel Bernardino (Bridgeville), David Clark (Seaford) and Shawn Chartin (Seaford); (back row, from left) Alexa Gibbons (Lincoln), Emily Lee (Milford), Kelsey Oldland (Georgetown) and Sherena Chilton (Milford). Missing from photo is Ti'Asha Johnson (Bridgeville).


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The world of online dating isn't always a bouquet of roses: There are awkward dates, misleading descriptions and creepy close encounters.
The world of online dating isn't always a bouquet of roses: There are awkward dates, misleading descriptions and creepy close encounters.
But keyboard Cupids still can strike gold. It's just that, as Toni Ann Pratt of Paupack, put it: "You have to kiss quite a few frogs in order to get your Prince Charming."
After a number of bad dates, including one where a man brought his mother on the date with them and waited in the car, Pratt decided she was done and was going to cancel her online dating account.
"I figured I might as well 'wink' (where you see a picture and let them know you are interested) at a few more guys before I ended my subscription," she said.
On her final wink, Pratt saw a photo of what she described as a really cute man she hoped would reply to her.
He did, and they chatted for a week or so and then met in Canadensis to go to a Greek festival.
"We sat in Tobyhanna State Park talking for 10 hours, and the rest is history," she said.
Now happily married with twin girls, born Aug. 23, 2010, Pratt said: "I paid my dues and got my prince. I do believe in 'happily ever after.'"
In 2007, there were 393 dating service establishments, including Internet dating services, that pulled in $928 million in revenue nationwide, according to a U.S. Census Bureau economic report.
It isn't for everyone, but for certain personality types and age groups, it can be successful, said East Stroudsburg psychologist Scott Smickley.
"Online dating might appeal to introverted people that don't have a great deal of confidence. There is less anxiety getting to know someone through computer communication," he said.
It is also a great tool for the mature person who knows what he or she is looking for and wants to cut through the muck and mire of going on dates with someone ill-suited to them, he said.
Julia Flood, licensed therapist of New Start Therapy in San Francisco and guest columnist for eHarmony, said people around 40 years old are the most active online daters.
However, Flood challenges the stereotypical profile of Internet daters as lonely and socially anxious people.
"All studies I have seen disconfirm the hypothesis that people use the Internet to compensate for deficits they encounter in the real world," she said.
Dating online can help people zero in what personality type they are looking for and are best matched to, but it isn't time-effective and sometimes costly, Flood said.
"Sure, you do cover a lot more ground in a short time, but you also need to spend long hours weeding out candidates," she said.
"There is also the fact that usually everyone is on their best behavior when first meeting someone else, so you really need to keep that in mind and not go too fast with the relationship," Smickley said.
He cautioned that anyone who has just lost a partner, recently divorced or ended a relationship, should not rush into an online relationship.
"This is when people can make poor choices," he said.
Gina Boss of Long Pond was tired of waiting for Mr. Right and went looking for love online. She found that not everyone lives by the belief that honesty is the best policy.
She once asked a date whether he was divorced or was ever married. It's complicated, he replied.
"I found out he was married, so I guess 'It's complicated' is code for 'I am married,'" she said.
Most of the men she met claimed they were looking for a long-term relationship, but basically what they really wanted to know was "just how much they had to do first to get you in bed later," she said.
Boss admitted at first she didn't think her husband was her Prince Charming because "he was older than I preferred, shorter than I preferred and lived farther than I preferred, but I emailed him anyway."
"That was in the end of December 2007. He returned my call later that day, and we agreed to meet in Easton for dinner on Jan. 2," she said.
The couple tied the knot on Sept. 9, 2009, and will be renewing their vows this August. She wouldn't be who she is today if she hadn't met him.
"In fact, if I had to go all through my first divorce so I could meet him, I would," Boss said.
As a widow raising a child, Bev Streck of Sciota chose online dating because she had limited contact with other singles.
"I stayed away from anyone that had suggestive screen names, and believe me there are lots of men out there that seem to think having a screen name like, 'Horizontal Dancer' will attract women," she said. "If your gut reaction doesn't feel right — go with it."
Though lots of men she met online were not for her, Streck said it was fun to read all the emails she got.
"I even got quite a few laughs about some of the things they wrote," she said.
After close to seven months online and meeting men, Streck met someone she liked.
"You have to keep an open mind. Don't dismiss someone immediately," she said. "I found love in a wonderful man I first wasn't instantly attracted to. He became the love of my life."

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Marcia Cross takes her two twin girls Eden and Savannah out for a day of fun on Wednesday (December 26) in Santa Monica, Calif.
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Glitz. Glamour. Fashion. Fame. Sensuality.
Contemporary R&B artists embody all of these things. Their music videos shape who they are as artists, and how they present themselves to the world. They showcase the talents of these artists, from singing to dancing to fashion. These talents are often portrayed in a very sexual way. Yet, R&B music videos attract a wide range of people, regardless of race, age, or gender. Their popularity and sexual nature lend them much potential to promote social change. Video makers must be conscious of this potential, so that R&B music videos are used to reinforce positive self-images and social norms regarding women and gender equality.
Some R&B music videos sexually objectify women. They show unknown bodies and pretty faces dancing provocatively in skimpy outfits. The purpose these women serve in the video? To cater to the male artist's desires and ego. This message must not be shown to the world. A woman's sole purpose is not to serve a man. Her sexuality is not defined in his terms. She has desires and talents of her own, and these must be demonstrated to the world.
Female R&B artists demonstrate these things. Makeup, high-heels, and sex appeal. These women know how to use their music videos to show off what they got. And what they got is usually pretty sexy. But their sex appeal is not their only talent. They write lyrics, sing, and dance, providing entertainment to millions. Take Beyoncé's "Diva" music video for example. I'd like to see a man walk in those heels, let alone dance in them.
In music videos like these, the artists' overt sexuality does not objectify her; in fact, it does quite the opposite. It shows that a woman can be confident in her sexuality and also be extremely talented. She has a personality, a successful profession, and all the fame and glamour a person could dream of. Yes, sexuality is one of her many assets (pun intended); however, she has complete ownership over it, and it is not her only skill. Her stunner looks simply augment her status as an independent, successful, and powerful woman. So basically, these videos portray female sexuality in a positive light. This is the message R&B music video creators need to send. We need to let the viewers know that it's no longer the 1960s, and that they're not Don Draper. And sure, women's capabilities are much more recognized in today's society, but we're going for complete gender equality here. None of this subtle bias towards men that creates statistics like how men on average earn more than woman who do the same job. If you're a guy reading this, I'm pretty sure Beyoncé gets paid more than you. But I could be wrong.
Anyways, I applaud female R&B artists, who show us that women can be successful like men and look good doing it. Music video creators should illustrate this fact. They must use their powers of creation to continue portraying female sexuality in a positive light. Not only will they be creating something visually appealing and entertaining, but they will also be reinforcing a lesson in gender equality. Videographers, you not only have the power to entertain, but you also have the power to promote social change. Realize this potential, and embrace it.


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LEHI, Utah – Real Salt Lake defender Jamison Olave has obtained his US green card and will no longer be considered an international player on the roster, the team announced Thursday.
The hulking Columbian central defender joined Real Salt Lake prior to the 2008 season and received his green card in relatively short order, providing some needed relief to Real Salt Lake's roster issues.
RSL have five international spots on their roster, but the news on Olave means the club now has one spot to work with if they wish to bring in an international player.
Fabian Espindola, Nelson Gonzalez, Javier Morales and Alvaro Saborio occupy the team's other international spots.
"We want to congratulate Jamison on this important step towards making Utah his long-term home," RSL general manager Garth Lagerwey said in a statement. "From a club standpoint, this allows us more flexibility to acquire a player we feel fits into our roster as we push for a second straight MLS Cup and begin play in the upcoming CONCACAF Champions League."


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Suicide blast in Syrian capital kills at least 15
DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) — A suicide car bomber struck Monday in the financial heart of Syria's capital, killing at least 15 people, damaging the nearby central bank and incinerating cars and trees in the neighborhood.
The attack was the latest in a recent series of bombings to hit Damascus in the civil war, slowly closing in on President Bashar Assad's base of power in the capital. Rebel fighters have chipped away at the regime's hold in northern and eastern Syria, as well as making significant gains in the south, helped in part by an influx of foreign-funded weapons.
The blast was adjacent Sabaa Bahrat Square — near the state-run Syrian Investment Agency, the Syrian Central Bank and the Finance Ministry — and dealt a symbolic blow to the nation's ailing economy.
In the early days of the 2-year-old uprising, the grandiose roundabout was home to huge pro-regime demonstrations with a gigantic poster of Assad hung over the central bank headquarters.
The area was a very different scene Monday.
State TV showed several cars on fire and thick black smoke billowing above the tree-lined street. At least six bodies were sprawled on the pavement. Paramedics carried a young woman on a stretcher, her face bloodied and her white shirt stained red. A man placed a T-shirt over a victim whose face was blown off.
Firefighters struggled to extinguish flames that engulfed the two buildings as well as a row of cars near the roundabout. State media put the toll at 15 dead and 146 wounded.
Witnesses said the suicide attacker tried to ram the vehicle into the investment agency but was stopped by guards, forcing the bomber to detonate the explosives at the gate.
Visiting a mosque across the street that was damaged in the blast, Prime Minister Wael al-Halqi described the attack as "the work of cowards" and vowed the army would crush all armed groups fighting the government. Shattered glass and torn curtains littered the mosque's red carpet.
Some people wandering through the twisted metal, body parts and rubble on the street and directed their anger at countries supporting the rebellion.
"I want to say to Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Turkey that the Syrian people stand firm behind their leadership, and they are steadfast and will never kneel down, and we will emerge victorious," said engineer Saeed Halabi, 54, calling the attack a "terrorist and cowardly act."
The U.N. estimates that more than 70,000 people have been killed in the civil war.
The Syrian regime denies there is a popular uprising and refers to the rebels as "terrorists" and "mercenaries," allegedly backed by foreign powers trying to destabilize the country.
The last large explosion in central Damascus took place March 21, when a suicide bomber at a mosque killed 42 people, including a top Sunni Muslim preacher who was an outspoken supporter of Assad.
A month earlier, a suicide car bombing near the ruling Baath Party headquarters — just blocks away from Monday's attack — killed 53, according to state media. Anti-regime activists put the death toll from that bombing at 61, which would make it the deadliest in the conflict.
There was no claim of responsibility for any of those bombings.
In the past, the Islamic militant group Jabhat al-Nusra has claimed responsibility for some of the suicide bombings targeting regime and military facilities. The U.S. says the group, which is one of the most effective rebel factions fighting Assad's forces, is linked to al-Qaida and has designated it a terrorist organization.
The bombings, along with now near-daily mortar attacks in the capital, have punctured the sense of normalcy that the regime has tried to cultivate in Damascus. Until recently, the city was largely insulated from the bloodshed and destruction in other urban centers.
The rebels launched an offensive on Damascus in July but were swept out in a punishing counteroffensive. Since then, government warplanes have pounded opposition strongholds on the outskirts, and rebels have managed only small incursions on the city's southern and eastern sides.
The recently elected prime minister of the main Western-backed Syrian opposition bloc, Ghassan Hitto, visited the northern province of Idlib, the Syrian National Coalition said on its Facebook page. The coalition posted photos of Hitto, dressed in a gray suit, meeting with rebel fighters. It was his second trip to Syria since he was selected last month to lead the opposition's interim government, which the U.S. and its allies hope will emerge as the united face of those fighting to topple Assad.
Also on Monday, the Syrian government rejected a request by U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to allow international inspectors to have access to the whole country to investigate allegations of chemical weapons use in the civil war.
The government is willing to allow the inspectors only into the village of Khan al-Assal in northern Syria, where an attack was alleged to have taken place on March 19.
Both the rebels and the regime have traded blame for the alleged attack, which has not been confirmed.
Speaking in the Netherlands, Ban said an advance team of inspectors is waiting in Cyprus, ready to move into Syria immediately to investigate the reported use of chemical weapons.
All reports of chemical attacks "should be examined without delay, without conditions and without exceptions," Ban said. "The longer we wait, the harder this essential mission will be."
His comments appeared aimed at increasing the pressure on Assad's regime and ensuring that U.N. inspectors are given access to all sites of reported chemical weapons attacks — not just those the Syrian government wants them to see.
Syria's Foreign Ministry swiftly rejected the proposal, saying it would constitute "a violation of Syrian sovereignty."
"The secretary-general, while in The Hague, asked for additional tasks that would allow the team to deploy across all of Syrian territory, which goes against what Syria had asked from the U.N. and shows bad intentions," the ministry said in statement. "Syria cannot accept such maneuvers from the secretary-general of the U.N, taking into consideration the negative role played in Iraq which paved the way for the American invasion."
It added, however, that Syria is ready to grant inspectors access to Khan al-Assal.
Syria is widely believed to have a large stockpile of chemical weapons, but it is one of only eight countries in the world that has not signed up to the chemical weapons convention. That means it does not have to report any chemical weapons to The Hague-based organization that monitors compliance with the treaty.
Britain and France have followed up by asking Ban to investigate allegations of chemical weapons use in two locations in Khan al-Assal and the village of Ataybah, in the vicinity of Damascus, all on March 19, as well as in Homs on Dec. 23.
The delay in getting to the scene will hamper investigators, said Amy Smithson, a chemical weapons expert with the Center for Nonproliferation Studies in the United States.
"It is going to make it a bigger challenge. But it doesn't mean you should throw in the towel," Smithson said in a telephone interview.
Investigators will likely go after two key sources of evidence — samples from the environment and from any possible victims or survivors of suspected chemical attacks.
"When the environment has changed, that makes it that much more challenging to get a clean environmental sample," Smithson said.
Lucas reported from Beirut. Associated Press writers Zeina Karam, Bassem Mroue and Barbara Surk in Beirut, and Mike Corder in The Hague, Netherlands, contributed to this report.


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Taiwan: Powerful gas blasts kill 25, injure 267
A series of powerful gas blasts killed at least 25 people and injured up to 267 Friday in the southern Taiwanese city of Kaohsiung, overturning cars and ripping up roads as terrified residents fled an inferno.world Updated: Aug 01, 2014 12:23 IST
A series of powerful gas blasts killed at least 25 people and injured up to 267 Friday in the southern Taiwanese city of Kaohsiung, overturning cars and ripping up roads as terrified residents fled an inferno.
The explosions sparked massive fires which tore through the city's Cianjhen district, leaving a yawning trench running for hundreds of metres down the middle of a major thoroughfare and littering the streets with dead bodies.
Dramatic video footage captured by dashboard cameras inside cars showed multiple blasts and pillars of flame erupting from manholes as drivers frantically tried to avoid being engulfed.
In its latest update, the National Fire Agency said the blasts killed at least 25 people and revised the number of injured to 267. Four firefighters who rushed to the scene after residents smelled gas were among those killed in the blasts.
The explosions, believed to have been triggered by gas leaking from underground pipelines, were powerful enough to upturn whole cars and split open paved roads. One street had been ripped along its length, swallowing several fire engines and other vehicles.
Witnesses reported seeing bodies strewn across the streets of Taiwan's second largest city, which lies adjacent to a huge petrochemical complex housing dozens of petrochemical plants.
"I saw fire soaring up to possibly 20 storeys high after a blast and fire engines and cars being blown away while around 10 bodies lay on the street," witness Johnson Liu told AFP.
Local television aired footage from a dashboard camera capturing a loud explosion which tore up the road in front of a blue truck as it waited at a junction. Rocks and debris could be seen showering down on the street before the footage faded to black.
'Scared to death'
A second dashboard camera uploaded online showed a car frantically making a u-turn after the initial explosion only to hurtle towards another inferno coming up from beneath the road.
"I'm scared to death", one of the occupants was recorded saying. "It's like a bombing, let's hurry."
Residents were seen carrying the injured on makeshift stretchers as ambulances rushed to the scene and firefighters in yellow overalls began removing bodies from the area.
"The explosions were like thunder and the road in front of my shop ripped open. It felt like an earthquake," Taiwan's Central News Agency quoted a witness as saying.
The fire agency said four firefighters were among those killed while 22 were injured and two were unaccounted for.
"The local fire department received calls of gas leaks late Thursday and then there were a series of blasts around midnight affecting an area of two to three square kilometres," the fire agency said in a statement.
A Kaohsiung city government official said the blazes had mostly been extinguished or burned themselves out by mid Friday morning but a few fires were continuing. City authorities said they had sealed off six kilometres (3.7 miles) of road.
Residents described how the neighbourhood smelt strongly of gas before the disaster.
One local resident surnamed Peng said: "There was a heavy odour of gas and... then I heard explosions and saw fire spurting from a store."
"My house shook as if there were an earthquake and the power went out," she was quoted as saying by Taiwan's Central News Agency.
Local media reported that emergency rooms in Kaohsiung city hospitals were packed with casualties and officials warned that the death toll was expected to rise.
The local government was evacuating more than 1,100 residents from the affected areas to schools and shelters as they tried to locate the source of the leaks and warned people to stay away.
The military dispatched around 1,400 soldiers to the scene to help with the disaster effort.
It is not the first time Kaohsiung has experienced a fatal gas blast. In 1997, an explosion killed five people and injured around 20 when a team from Taiwan's state-run Chinese Petroleum Corp. (CPC) tried to unearth a section of gas pipeline in a road construction project.
Friday's explosions were the second disaster to strike Taiwan in just over a week, after a TransAsia Airways plane crashed with the loss of 48 people last Wednesday.
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Slug weather — rain today, slime tomorrow
Slugs munching on a pumpkin leaf. The common terrestrial mollusk pest can cause damage to both edible and landscape plants.
I am always looking ahead for timely article topics and slugs have my vote for this week.
Our recent abundant rains have brought slugs out of their hiding places and onto our plants. I found a gang of slugs munching on a pumpkin plant leaf one morning.


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Sound City - Orange Amps Loud In Liverpool
Sound City - Orange Amps Loud In Liverpool
It's a favourite of local bands and gig goers (like us) the whole year through and the Zanzibar was full to the brim last night as Sound City started. There were appearances elsewhere from Stealing Sheep, Bastille and Noah And The Whale played in the Anglican Cathedral.
Dolphin have worked with Orange amps & Sound City to help supply back line for the festival. With so many bands packing out Liverpool's venues for the next few days it certainly doesn't hurt to have plenty of searing tone to help them stand out.
Big British tone for big British bands, things even started with a little great British weather..


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DENVER―July 17, 2014― To express its appreciation for decades of support, the Denver Museum of Nature & Science has named its new plaza in honor of the Boettcher Foundation. The airy plaza outside the Museum's new wing has been dedicated as Boettcher Plaza.
"The Museum is grateful for Boettcher Foundation's generous and consistent support over many decades," said George Sparks, Denver Museum of Nature & Science president and CEO. "Boettcher Plaza, which will welcome several hundred thousand schoolchildren each year, is a fitting location to recognize the Foundation's legacy of commitment to the people of Colorado."
Since 1947, Boettcher Foundation grants to the Museum have totaled more than $6 million and supported capital projects including:
•An addition to the west side, dedicated in 1953, that stood for nearly 50 years
•Diorama halls in the Charles Boettcher II Wing on level 2, including Edge of the Wild, Australia and South Pacific
•Boettcher North American Hall and Africa Hall
•Phipps IMAX Theater and the T-Rex Café and Deli
•Prehistoric Journey, Space Odyssey, and Expedition Health permanent exhibitions
•Morgridge Family Exploration Center and Rocky Mountain Science Collections Center.
In addition, Claude K. Boettcher served on the Museum's board from 1928 to 1957.
"We are pleased that this beautiful space will honor the legacy of the Boettcher Family and their long-term commitment to the Museum," said Tim Schultz, president and executive director of the Boettcher Foundation. "We hope the plaza serves as a reminder of the power of philanthropy and the importance of supporting cultural institutions like the Museum."
Media ContactMaura O'Neal303.370.6407[email protected]
About the Denver Museum of Nature & Science
The Denver Museum of Nature & Science is the Rocky Mountain Region's leading resource for informal science education. Our mission is to be catalyst and ignite the community's passion for nature and science. The Museum envisions an empowered community that loves, understands, and protects our natural world. As such, a variety of engaging exhibits, discussions and activities help Museum visitors celebrate and understand the wonders of Colorado, Earth, and the universe. The Museum is located at 2001 Colorado Blvd., Denver, CO, 80205. To learn more about the Museum, visit dmns.org, or call 303-370-6000. Many of the Museum's educational programs and exhibits are made possible in part by the citizens of the seven-county metro area through the Scientific & Cultural Facilities District. Connect with the Museum on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.


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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Vice President Joe Biden says he's convinced America is better positioned than other nations to continue to lead the world's economy — whether or not his boss is still in charge.
Biden touted the resiliency of the U.S. economy on Thursday during remarks to the Ohio Newspaper Association.
He said the economy will continue to provide Americans with decent jobs for years to come whether or not he and President Barack Obama are in office. And he said he's convinced that people are regaining confidence about the country's ability to lead economically.
Biden said he believed that in the year 2020 or 2030, the U.S. would be "the single most vibrant economy in the world," adding that is in the world's interest that it is.


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Police, community and calendar briefs for April 8, 2014, in Marion County, Florida.
Report: Man leads deputies on chase
The Marion County Sheriff's Office arrested Justin Roy Pritchard, 38, of Ocala, after he allegedly led deputies on a chase this weekend.
Deputies attempted to pull over Pritchard late Saturday night as he was cruising along Southwest 80th Avenue, but he reportedly kept driving, ignoring the lights, sirens, spotlight and a public address system.
According to a press release from the MCSO, Pritchard drove past a stop sign and a security guard shack, without stopping for either one, before he stopped in his own driveway in the 6900 block of Southwest 94th Terrace.
Pritchard reportedly told officials his license was suspended and said he didn't stop because he wanted to park the car in the driveway so it would not be towed. He was charged with fleeing and eluding and driving while license is suspended or revoked.
Nick Cannon to visit fun center
Nick Cannon, an entertainer and host of "America's Got Talent," will appear from 3 to 5 p.m. April 16 at Easy Street Family Fun Center, 2727 SW 27th Ave., Ocala.
The event will include a meet and greet, DJ performance and mini-golf.
Admission will be free for those who donate a non-perishable item for Project Hope of Ocala.
For more information, visit http://radio92q.com/.
Upcoming area class reunions
n Ocala High School Class of 1967 mini reunion, April 26, Ocala Elks Club, 702 NE 25th Ave., Ocala. $25. (861-9100 or email@example.com)
n Ocala High School Class of 1964 50th reunion, May 2-3. $25 for Friday, $30 for Saturday or $55 for both. (874-9905, 895-0799 or email@example.com)
n Lake Weir High School 30th reunion, June 20-22. $50. (427-6971)
Corn Silage and Forage Field Day
Dairy farmers and cattle ranchers looking for insight and advice on forage and silage production, along with grazing management, are invited to the 2014 Corn Silage and Forage Field Day in Citra, presented by the University of Florida and University of Georgia.
The free event will be held from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. May 29 at the UF Plant Science Research and Education Unit, 2556 W. County Road 318, Citra.
Advance registration is suggested.
For more information, visit http://animal.ifas.ufl.edu/extension/CSFD/CSFD/ and click on the Eventbrite icon.
Derby Day Fashion Show will be May 3
The GFWC Woman's Club of Ocala and the Little Women Juniorettes will sponsor a Derby Day Fashion Show and Luncheon at 11:30 a.m. May 3 at the Elks Club and Lodge, 702 NE 25th Ave., Ocala.
Fashions will be from The Pink Hanger Collection Boutique. There will be door prizes, a 50/50 drawing and a gift auction. Attendees are encouraged to wear a creative hat.
Tickets are $15. Proceeds will benefit the two clubs' scholarship funds.
For information, call 351-2708 or email email@example.com.
B.E.A.R.: Be Excited About Reading, 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Belleview Public Library, 13145 SE County Road 484, Belleview. (438-2500)
SCHOOL BOARD: Marion County School Board, 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, board headquarters, 512 SE Third St., Ocala. (671-7700 or www.marion.k12.fl.us/)
OCALA HARMONY: Women's barbershop chorus, noon to 3 p.m. Tuesday, College Park Church, 3140 SW 26th St., Ocala. (875-4811)
T.O.P.S.: Taking Off Pounds Sensibly, 7 p.m. Tuesday, First United Methodist Church, 1126 E. Silver Springs Blvd., Ocala. Weigh-in 5:45 p.m. (236-4157 or 732-6947)
TOASTMASTERS Ocala Noon Toastmasters, noon Tuesday, AAA Auto Club South, 3033 SW College Road, Ocala. (816-4842)
CHAIR YOGA: Free class, 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dunnellon Public Library, 20351 Robinson Road. (489-3761)
STITCHING: Therapeutic Stitching Group, 10 a.m. to noon Tuesday, Stitch Niche, 20782 Walnut St., Dunnellon. (465-8000)
NAR ANON: 12-step support group for those with a loved one suffering from addiction, 7 p.m. Tuesday, St. Marks United Methodist Church, 1839 NE Eighth Ave. Road, Ocala. Newcomers 6:30 p.m. (naranonfl.org)
STRETCHING: Free class, 10 a.m. Tuesday, Forest Community Center, 777 S. County Road 314A, Ocklawaha. (438-2840)
BINGO: White elephant bingo, 1 p.m. Tuesday, Forest Community Center, 777 S. County Road 314 A, Ocklawaha. (438-2840)
BASKET WEAVING: 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, First United Methodist Church, 1126, E. Silver Spring Blvd., Ocala. (629-9657 or 817-2967)
MODEL RAILROADS: Ocala Model Railroad Historical Preservation Society, 7 p.m. Tuesday, 1247 NE Third St., Ocala. (401-0747)
BINGO: 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Knights of Columbus Marion Council, 5 SE 17 St., Ocala. (368-5960)
HONOR CHOIR: Marion All-County Elementary Honor Choir, Wednesday, West Port High School, 3733 SW 80 Ave., Ocala. Free. (firstname.lastname@example.com)
DAUGHTERS: United Daughters of the Confederacy, 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, Ocala Elks Lodge, 702 NE 25th Ave., Ocala. Update on the Fort King site. (622-6485)
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BIRD WALK: Marion Audubon Society guided walk around Tuscawilla Pond, 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, 701 NE Sanchez Ave., Ocala. Free. (401-3900)
ANTI-VIOLENCE SUMMIT: Student Anti-Violence Advocates host a Youth Anti-Violence Prevention Summit, 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, College of Central Florida Building 7, 3001 SW College Road, Ocala.
TINKERS: Tinker lab for ages 5 to 12, Wednesday, Marion County Public Library, 2720 E. Silver Springs Blvd., Ocala. (671-8551)
MOVIE: "Planes," 2 p.m. Wednesday, Belleview Public Library, 13145 SE County Road 484, Belleview. (438-2500)
TOO SWEET: Crafts and stories for ages 5 to 12, 4 p.m. Wednesday, Dunnellon Public Library, 20351 Robinson Road, Dunnellon (438-2520)
BOOK CLUB: "Swaplandia!" by Karen Russel, 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Forest Public Library, 905 S. County Road 314A, Ocklawaha. (438-2540)
EGG PEOPLE: Stories and crafts, 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Forest Public Library, 905 S. County Road 314A, Ocklawaha. (438-2540)
PRESCHOOL ADVENTURES: Stories, songs and activities for preschoolers, 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Fort McCoy Public Library, 14660 NE County Road 315, Fort McCoy. (438-2560)
MUD FUN: Mud fun for kids, 2 p.m. Wednesday, Freedom Public Library, 5870 SW 95 St., Ocala (438-2580)
REMEMBRANCE CEREMONY: Annual Victim Remembrance Ceremony, noon, Wednesday, Jury Assembly Room, 110 NW First Ave., Ocala. (671-5832)
NARAFE: National Association of Retired and Active Federal Employees luncheon, noon Wednesday, Denny's, 5751 E. Silver Springs Blvd., Ocala. (867-0117)
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In the Reading section of Chapter Three of First Year Greek by Rouse-Mahoney, I came across a word whose definition I could not find: εἰτί. The word occurs in a question-answer context:
ποῖοί εἰτὶ εἰσι οἱ κάλαμοι; στρογγύλοι εἰσὶ καὶ μικροί.
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Enkitec won the UKOUG Engineered Systems Partner of the Year award last Thursday and I'm really proud of that. We got seriously started in Europe a bit over 2 years ago, have put in a lot of effort and by now it's paying off. In addition to happy customers, interesting projects and now this award, we have awesome people in 4 countries in Europe already – and more to come. Also, you did know that Frits Hoogland and Martin Bach have joined us in Europe, right? I actually learn stuff from these guys! :-) Expect more awesome announcements soon! ;-)
Thank you, UKOUG team!
Also, if you didn't follow all the Oracle OpenWorld action, we also got two major awards at OOW this year! (least year "only" one ;-)). We received two 2013 Oracle Excellence Awards for Specialized Partner of the Year (North America) for our work in both Financial Services and Energy/Utilities industries.
Thanks, Oracle folks! :)
Check out this Oracle Partner Network's video interview with Martin Paynter where he explains where we come from and how we get things done:
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The 27-year-old's image had reached an all-time low last summer, with the striker agitating for a move away from Liverpool and serving a lengthy ban for biting Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic.
Suarez, though, has managed to put the negative headlines behind him, netting 31 goals in a remarkable campaign in which he swept up the end-of-season awards.
Furthermore, there has been a vastly improvement in the behaviour of the Uruguay international, currently attempting to recover from a knee injury in time for the World Cup.
"I want to change the bad boy image that has stuck for a bit because I don't think I am at all how I have been portrayed," Suarez told Sports Illustrated. "I would like that to change because it's awful to hear and read what is said of you.
"On the field, sometimes passion overwhelms you and you do things you regret afterward. At the same time, you have a chance to learn from those things.
"I think I [have] been a role model since last summer; I have been professional, and I have the desire to forge ahead and play well regardless of what is said to me."
Asked if, like former NBA player Charles Barkley once suggested, athletes should not be role models, Suarez said: "Of course they should be. Many times, [athletes'] attitudes are reflected in their performance on the field.
"I've had some attitudes on the field that weren't very good for my image. But those weren't really me -- outside the field, I'm very shy. I realised I had to adjust my attitude on the field, to continue to play well but without the bad attitude."
Part of that change has seen Suarez make more of an attempt to stay on his feet since moving to the Premier League -- not that he thinks his reputation for diving his fair, anyway.
"How many yellow cards do I have for diving? I have a lot of yellow cards in my career, but most are for arguing, for fighting, for giving a kicking -- not for diving,'' he added. "Sometimes I fall, but it's to get a penalty because I have been kicked."
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Have You Been or Were You Paid Less Than You Deserve While Working At Wendy's? You May Have A Claim for Damages if Wendy's Was Using Unfair or Illegal Business Practices to Restrict Wages That Have Been Reported at Other Fast Food Restaurant Chains.
Recent lawsuits and major media reports have shined a light on how the economic interests of fast-food workers in all positions have been injured by corporate hiring practices that serve to enrich wealthy corporate interests on the backs of day-to-day workers. In particular, it has been reported that some franchise-based fast food corporations are entering into potentially illegal "no-poach" restrictions on franchises, where franchises are forbidden from recruiting or hiring away employees of other franchises. This has the effect of lowering the wages for all employees.
Often employees are unaware of this practice. They only know their wages are depressed. This use of no-poach restrictions have been found by Courts to be an illegal antitrust practice that unfairly restricts employees from being paid market rates for their work. In the fast food corporations, it is alleged that this practice helps contribute to the well-documented situation of employees earning less than a living wage for their work.
McCune Wright Arevalo, LLP has been on the forefront of challenging this practice, by taking on industry leader McDonald's for the use of their no-poach agreements with their franchises, and is now reviewing the practices of other companies.
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Oil gains $1 after Tel Aviv bus explosion
London, November 21, 2012
Brent crude oil rose more than $1 a barrel on Wednesday after an explosion on a Tel Aviv bus intensified concerns the clashes between Gaza and Israel could lead to a wider regional conflict that would disrupt oil flows.
An explosion hit a bus in the heart of Tel Aviv on Wednesday, wounding at least 10 people in what officials said was a terrorist attack.
This dented mounting hopes that a ceasefire may be brokered in coming days.
Israeli air strikes shook the Gaza Strip and Palestinian rockets struck across the border as U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton held talks in Jerusalem in the early hours of Wednesday.
Brent crude futures were up $1.07 cents at $110.90 a barrel by 1044 GMT, off an earlier session-high of $111.08. U.S. crude rose 71 cents to $87.46.
If there is any progress on a truce, there could be a fairly sizeable retreat in oil, said Thorbjørn Bak Jensen, an analyst at A/S Global Risk Management in Middelfart, Denmark.
"If there is a ceasefire, prices will come down again. Most of the increase we've had the past week or so has been on speculation of what will happen in the Middle East," he said.
Although little oil is produced in Israel or neighbouring Egypt, fears that major oil producing Arab nations could become involved in the conflict have aroused fears that supplies from the Gulf can be disrupted.
Gains were capped as fears for the demand outlook returned to the fore after euro zone finance ministers ended a meeting in Brussels on Wednesday without agreement on the next tranche of loans to Greece.
Concerns on the U.S economy also weighed on prices, as Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke warned that failure to resolve a budget crisis could lead to recession in the world's biggest oil consumer.
Prices are likely to move fairly rapidly as the course of the Gaza conflict unfolds, said Jeremy Friesen, commodity strategist at Societe Generale in Hong Kong.
"We're going to see some crazy volatility in the market with rising geopolitics and rising economic uncertainty. The Middle East tensions could continue to give prices some life in the near term but we suspect that bearish economic factors will be dominant."
Geopolitics, inventories
Adding to geopolitical risks, the US on Tuesday blocked a U.N. Security Council statement condemning the escalating conflict between Israel and the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, setting the scene for a possible showdown between Washington and Russia on the issue.
Investors will watch U.S. inventory data from the Energy Information Administration at 1530 GMT for more clues on the outlook for supply.
Crude oil and gasoline inventories were forecast to have increased last week while distillate stockpiles were seen down on higher heating oil demand.
U.S. crude oil inventories tumbled last week due to a drop in imports, data from the American Petroleum Institute released on Tuesday showed.
Total U.S. crude stocks fell by more than 1.9 million barrels in the week to Nov. 16, after analysts polled by Reuters had forecast a build of 900,000 barrels. – TradeArabia News Service


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Previewing the Div. II Boys' Basketball Final: Bobcats, Cavs are evolvingBy JOE DUBALL
New Hampshire Union Leader
March 17. 2018 1:43AM
There was a great deal of emotion for both Hollis/Brookline and Oyster River of Durham following their Division II boys' basketball semifinal wins on Monday night.
On one hand, you have the top-seeded Cavaliers, who gutted out a late triumph in regulation to take care of unfinished business following a loss in the semifinals last season. The seventh-seeded Bobcats, who won just two games last season, rose from certain defeat twice to keep their season alive in an overtime win.
Such hard-nosed, draining efforts raise the question: Does either team have anything left in the tank for today's 3 p.m. title game at UNH's Lundholm Gymnasium?
"The snow day was actually kind of nice for us, I think," said Oyster River coach Lorne Lucas, who read articles and watched film the morning after the win to pass time during Tuesday's snowstorm. "I told them by 10 a.m. though, that I could not have cared less (about the semifinal win). Then we got back to practice (Wednesday) and the kids were focused and ready. There wasn't any hangover."
Aside from obvious momentum, Oyster River essentially gets a home game with Lundholm Gym 1.4 miles away. The Bobcats carry an aggressive style of play on both ends of the floor that is enhanced by their depth. That style will not suit Hollis/Brookline, which relies on a slow pace and a strong interior presence.
Lucas admitted his Bobcats waited too long to get after the Cavaliers in their regular-season tilt, which Hollis/Brookline took 67-58 back on Feb. 16. Oyster River waited until the fourth quarter to install a full-court press, which got the Bobcats as close as six points in their attempt to come back from an early deficit.
"They can definitely be pressured," Lucas said. "Watching them at times is like watching a team from 1986 before they had the 3-point line. They pound the ball inside and attack the basket. They're disciplined and tough."
Forwards Matt Simco and Matt Dowling dominated the paint in that regular-season win for the Cavaliers, combining for 41 points. Cavaliers coach Cole Etten expects Oyster River to mark Simco and Dowling, understanding both teams have evolved since their last matchup.
"We have to prepare for everything," Etten said. "We've already played them once, but there's a lot to learn. … It was a long time ago and we need to learn from our mistakes."
Guard play will make the difference for both teams. With Oyster River likely to show full-court pressure from the onset, Jon Brackett and Grant Snyder are going to need to value the basketball more than they have all season. Brackett, who shows as more of a forward at 6-foot-2, is the Cavaliers' best ballhandler, leaving his decisions and ball protection as the most important factor to Hollis/Brookline's fortunes.
Kyle Landrigan are Joe Morrell are the names to watch in Oyster River's backcourt. Landrigan played well in the semifinals, with timely conversions while offering a defensive presence on the ball and the defensive glass. Morrell was somewhat silent with just six points in the semifinals, but Lucas tickets the sophomore to rise up on Saturday.
"Pembroke did an unbelievable job on Joe (in the semifinals)," Lucas said. "They were right on top of him for everything he had. There's going to be an opportunity here though. I think he'll have chances to get open a bit and run the floor, where he is at his best."


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Palestine, Bethlehem, November 2005
Since the outbreak of the second Intifada (uprising) in 2000, Palestinians have experienced a dramatic decline in their living standards and a significant regression of the economy.
Unemployment levels have soared from an average of 12 percent to over 38 percent in the Gaza Strip and 28 percent in the West Bank; average income has fallen by over a third. As a result poverty has tripled, leaving an estimated 47-55 percent of Palestinians poor and a further 16-22 percent extremely poor.
Recent WFP assessments indicate that 37 percent of Palestinians are food-insecure, with an additional 27 percent at risk of hunger; food insecurity is highest in the Gaza Strip.
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ROCHESTER — Twenty-two volunteers from TE SubCom spent Sept. 11 at the Homeless Center for Strafford County for a "day of caring" — helping give the shelter a cleaning boost.
This was an in depth "spring" cleaning done in the fall.
About half the volunteers spent the day inside doing anything from cleaning the entire shelter from top to bottom, washing all the dishes, pots and pans, silverware ... you name it, if it was in the house it got washed. They also painted a few rooms and installed a couple of baby gates.
The other half worked outside turning the plot into a wonderfully landscaped area.
"They took a large space that hadn't been touched in years and made it beautiful again," said Homeless Center Executive Director Susan Ford. "I was in total shock at the amount of work they were able to complete in one day! This one area was once a flower garden around a giant flagpole that you couldn't even see into, it was so overgrown. It's now a beautiful garden again."
One volunteer, Ginger Hilo, brought flowers and bushes from her own gardens at home.
"This crew was a wonderful bunch of caring individuals that did a tremendous amount of work and transformed our building and grounds into a beautiful and welcoming home for the residents that will soon be staying here," Ford said.
The Shelter opens on the first Monday in October and is currently seeking volunteers who would like to work shelter shifts. This allows the residents to stay more hours during the day and out of the elements.
The shelter is also seeking donations to help them get up and running, the Rochester Grange is holding a "Jump Start the Shelter" event on Saturday, Sept. 29, from 8 a.m. to noon. Anyone wishing to help out, can drop off supplies there.
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ROCHESTER — Twenty-two volunteers from TE SubCom spent Sept. 11 at the Homeless Center for Strafford County for a "day of caring" — helping give the shelter a cleaning boost.


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Testing of the Eat Right Food Delivery System in Nursing Homes
Neva L. Crogan, Ph.D.
Washington State University
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Nearly 80 percent of nursing home residents are cognitively impaired or have a diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease. Several long-term care studies have shown that residents with cognitive impairment or probable Alzheimer's are more prone to weight loss and malnutrition than healthy elderly. Prevention of weight loss is important because weight loss and low body weight are predictors of morbidity, mortality and poor quality of life.
Neva L. Crogan, Ph.D. will test the feasibility of the Eat Right (EatR) food delivery system and measure its impact on cognitively impaired residents' food satisfaction, food intake and subsequent nutritional status. EatR is designed to systematically change and update menus to include foods residents like to eat, and it supports resident food choice using a select menu and a buffet-style dining program in the dining room. Two Tucson, Arizona nursing homes have agreed to participate in the study, and 30 residents from each site will be randomly selected to participate in the intervention.
Cognitively impaired residents can make simple choices and are likely to choose and eat foods they are familiar with or that they like, leading to improved food intake. Although many nursing homes have tried practical approaches to meal service (meal carts, spoken menus, "fresh" menus), none have tested these approaches in controlled empirical investigations. Most important, none have tested the feasibility of a select menu or buffet-style dining program with cognitively impaired elders. Research findings will lead to a longitudinal study to further test the efficacy of the intervention and the development of a "tool-box" for replication of the intervention by other nursing homes across the United States.


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Is Miley Cyrus trying to get with Taylor Swift's ex-boyfriend? Not exactly, but they did get a little "saucy."
On Tuesday, Jan. 8, the 20-year-old "Can't Be Tamed" singer tweeted a photo of herself cuddling and air-kissing Harry Styles in bed. But rest assured, One Direction fans: It was only a cardboard cutout and Cyrus is still engaged to Liam Hemsworth.
"In no way do I want Harry. No offense," Cyrus tweeted Tuesday after posting the photo. "I'm sure that'll be a story now too. I'm happily engaged. Just got saucy with a cardboard cut out."
So, why did Cyrus decide to hop into bed with a cardboard version of the heartthrob?
The former Hannah Montana's star younger sister Noah is a huge One Direction fan. Cyrus also posted a photo of both the girls in bed, kissing the life-size poster.
"All I want for my birthday is a big booty hoe. All Noah Cyrus wants for her birthday is Harry Styles," she tweeted with shot. Noah happened to be celebrating her 13th birthday Tuesday.
Noah's entire bedroom is decorated in One Direction memorabilia.
"This might be the creepiest thing I've ever seen," Cyrus captioned a photo of Harry Styles' bobblehead. She added, "Wow Noah Cyrus [said] 'my room is one dir-iffic!'"
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Also agree on the lubricant. Have fun with it and try different brands, somethign in the lube might be affecting you. There is a brand that supposedly does not kill sperm (much lube does) called pre-seed. Whether or not its claims of being safe for sperm are true, it was our favorite lubricant. Felt most natural.
And wine or whatever will relax you. The anticipation of the pain can close you up more and makes it all worse.
I also have the razor-blade pain, and my OB said it was from the scarring from my tear during delivery. I suspected as much. She said more sex would help soften the scar and she also gave me estrogen cream, but I have not had any time for either since I saw her a couple weeks ago! If anyone has had success with estrogen cream, I'd be happy to hear about it. Applying it is just another thing I haven't had time to think about. I'm lucky I get to brush my teeth every day!
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Many items were ruined and had to be thrown away. The rising waters Saturday ruined couches, toys, Christmas gifts, carpeting, electronics, clothes and other household items.
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While Leavenworth's police chief can provide information about how gun laws impact people in the city, he recommends gun owners still research the law, particularly if they plan on traveling with their firearms.
"Some laws are very, very complicated," Pat Kitchens said.
The police chief said one of the most common questions he receives concerning firearms come from people who want to travel to another state with their guns.
Kitchens said he can tell people what's legal in Kansas. But they need to research what is legal in other states.
He said some cities also may have their own gun regulations.
Kitchens said it's important to thoroughly research gun laws because the consequences of a firearms violation can be severe.
The chief recently provided an overview about gun laws to the Leavenworth City Commission. The presentation had been requested by a member of the commission.
Kitchens said a person in Kansas must by at least 18 to possess a shotgun or rifle. In order to have a handgun, a person must be at least 21. He said there are exceptions to these age restrictions for things such as hunting and shooting competitions.
The chief said a person has to be U.S. citizen to own or possess of firearm in the United States.
He said a person who is convicted of a felony loses his right to own a firearm. People also can be prohibited from possessing a firearm if they are addicted to drugs, diagnosed with a mental illness or have been convicted of domestic violence.
Kitchens said there are some types of firearms, such as fully automatic weapons, that are strictly regulated, generally by the Bureau of Tobacco, Alcohol, Firearms and Explosives. He said even law enforcement agencies have to obtain permission to own such weapons.
Kitchens said people in Kansas can obtain permits that allow them to carry concealed handguns. He said business owners can display signs if they don't want people carrying concealed firearms into their establishments, but a specific type of sign is required.
The chief said the state of Kansas has no rules prohibiting the open carry of a firearm. He said this means a person can carry a firearm in a holster without a permit as long as the gun is not concealed.
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Its 1997 and my first year as a producer on the Golden Globes. Im joining a mission impossible team of great professionals led by the legendary Dick Clark. They all have an easy, familiar way with the many superstars who come in for rehearsal. I am doing my job in a state of awe. Ive never seen such a collection of big celebrities in one place at one time.
Its the Saturday before the show, and so far weve seen Tom Cruise, Halle Berry, John Travolta and Nicole Kidman. But my eyes are glued to the Beverly Hilton ballroom entrance for the arrival of one actress Lauren Bacall.
You see, as a kid growing up in Chicago, watching old movies on a black-and-white TV, I wanted to be Humphrey Bogart. He was the ultimate tough guy with a soft heart, connoisseur of the world, whiskey and women. And the woman he chose, onscreen and off, was Lauren Bacall. She was and always will be Bogies baby. In their first movie together, To Have and Have Not, she was beautiful, regal and in a class by herself. In the film, she delivered these immortal lines: You know how to whistle, dont you, Steve? You just put your lips together and...blow. How steamy was that moment?
Well, if you were an alien from outer space, all you would have to do is watch the whistle scene, and youd instantly know how and why earthlings have sex. And today Lauren Bacall is coming in to rehearse. I have a once-in-a-lifetime chance to actually talk with a woman who seemed so absolutely unreachable from my little Chicago apartment. Suddenly Im wondering if I can be free and easy and cool or even just not stupid around her.
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I have to come up with something to engage her in conversation. Ive got only one bullet in my chamber. My wife, Bridget, is the daughter of an Academy Awardwinning actor, the late Edmond OBrien. He won his Oscar for The Barefoot Contessa, a movie that also starred Ava Gardner and...Humphrey Bogart. Bingo! Bacall must have known my wifes father!
My wife abhors name-dropping and the fakeries of show business. She would lose all respect for me if I used her dead father, whom I never met, to curry favor with Lauren Bacall. I decide to use it. But first, I have to address her: Should it be Miss Bacall or Lauren? I go for Lauren. Her real name is Betty anyway, so whats the damage?
Hi, Lauren, Im Barry Adelman, one of the producers.
Wheres Dick Clark? She smiles sweetly, but its like shes worried that the restaurant has run out of lobster and shes going to have to settle for the shrimp. I fill the silence: Dick should be out here any minute. Why dont you have a seat? We should have you up onstage rehearsing next.
Next turns out to be forever. The star who is currently onstage is very needy, and Im running out of small talk. After another eternity, I play the father-in-law card.
Heres something you might find interesting...My wifes father was Edmond OBrien.
Icebreaker par excellence! Big, wide, warm, sexy smile! Oh my God, Eddie OBrien! What a wonderful actor! I adored him! Do you know, when they were making Contessa in Italy, Bogie, Eddie, Billy Faulkner and I would go out every night. What fun that was! My head is swirling. I cant focus on what is more amazingthat Lauren Bacall just said Bogie to me or that she just called William Faulkner Billy.
For the next 20 minutes, Lauren and I become fast friends. After her run-through, she joins me at a table. We chat, we schmooze, we network, we even talk. When she gets up to go, she gives me a big hug and a kiss. As I watch her leave, I smile a world-weary smile, rub my chin and give a little whistle.
The next night is the Golden Globes. Three hours full of twists and turns and thousands of backstage decisions. Its live TV, a living, breathing monster.
Amid this frenzy, a stage manager rushes over to our producers table behind the set. Barry, Lauren Bacall wants to see you right away! Dick Clark shoots me a look that shows hes a bit impressed but perhaps a tad slighted that she doesnt ask for him. I straighten my tux and find her by the greenroom. Flashing a big grin, I spread my arms for a hug and say, Lauren!
We need more wine at table seven, she says, then makes a perfect pivot and exitsbeautiful, regal and in a class by herself. Im too dry to whistle.
Barry Adelman is executive producer of the Golden Globes and Executive VP, Television for Dick Clark Productions. His personal P.S.: Dont miss the Globes, January 11 on NBC.


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President Obama yesterday sent a powerful message to President Putin and the Russian people about their violence and brutality directed toward LGBT Russian citizens. Obama in selecting the 'official delegation' to the Russian Olympics clearly made his feelings known about this issue.
Not only did the President make clear that neither the President or Vice President would not be attending Putin's party but he appointed two openly LGBT athletes to be part of the delegation. Billie Jean King and Brian Boitano will represent the United States and be very visible in Sochi. Can't wait to see what kind of actions the two of them will take in Sochi since they are protected by the United States government.
President Obama now joins a long list of heads of state who are refusing to attend the Olympics in protest of the Russian treatment its LGBT citizens. We can only hope the trend continues and the Russians have only 'D-List' guests to its big party.
Now if we can only convince NBC News and Sports to begin covering this story. Surely Matt Lauer and the Today Show will have King and Boitano on in the next week. Right?


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HOUSTON (AP) — The Houston Grand Opera plans to present the futuristic Fura dels Baus productions of Wagner's four Ring Cycle operas over four consecutive seasons starting with "Das Rheingold (The Rhinegold)" in 2013-14.
Sixty-seven-year-old Mezzo-soprano Frederica von Stade will come out of retirement for the world premiere of Ricky Ian Gordon's "A Coffin in Egypt," the company said Wednesday. The work based on the play of the same name by Horton Foote will open March 14, 2014, in a co-production with the Opera Company of Philadelphia.
The 2013-14 season announced also includes the North American premiere of Mieczyslaw Weinberg's "The Passenger" on Jan. 18, 2014. The opera is based on a novel about a former SS officer on a cruise ship who thinks she recognizes a former Auschwitz prisoner. Joseph Kaiser stars and music director Patrick Summers conducts in the David Pountney production that was used for the opera's staged world premiere at the 2010 Bregenz Festival in Austria — 42 years after the score was completed.
The Ring stagings by Catalunya-based Fura dels Baus originated from the Palau de les Arts Reina Sofia in Valencia, Spain, from 2007-09 and also have been seen in Seville and Florence, Italy.
Houston said Wednesday it will show "Rheingold" starting April 11, 2014, with Summers conducting and a cast that includes Iain Paterson as Wotan and Christopher Purves at Alberich. "Die Walkuere (The Valkyrie)" will be mounted in 2014-15, "Siegfried" in 2015-16 and "Goetterdaemmerung (The Twilight of the Gods)" in 2016-17.
The company has not decided whether to show complete Ring Cycles, spokesman Glenn Petry said.
Houston's season also includes a new Rob Ashford production of Bizet's "Carmen" with Ana María Martínez and Brandon Jovanovich opening April 25, 2014; and an Isaac Mizrahi staging of Stephen Sondheim's "A Little Night Music" with Elizabeth Futral, Chad Shelton and Joyce Castle opening March 7, 2014, a production originally shown by the Opera Theatre of St. Louis.
There will be revivals of Verdi's "Aida" (opening the season on Oct. 18) and "Rigoletto," and of Johann Strauss Jr.'s "Die Fledermaus (The Bat)."


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