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Old phones still have some life in them
But where are the old phones going?
Instead of throwing away a dated cell phone, many locals have opted to donate their phones to a good cause.
Cell phone manufacturers are reminding buyers this year to dispose of their phone in an eco-friendly way, and offer a way to give back as well.
One such organization is Verizon Wireless's HopeLine. Instead of throwing an old phone in the trash or retiring it to the junk drawer, consumers can donate their old phone to be refurbished, donated or disposed of properly.
HopeLine collects phones, batteries and accessories from any wireless provider, recycles the phones and uses proceeds from the program to provide phones to Houston area shelters and other non profit organizations that benefit victims of domestic violence, and fund prevention and awareness programs.
More than four million phones and four million dollars have been raised with HopeLine since 2001.
"The program helps women and victims of domestic violence to have a phone with service at their fingertips," said Pam McConathy, senior vice president of Pierpont Communications.
The phones are collected at many Verizon Wireless store locations. The University of Houston hopped on board with the program last fall by setting up donation sites and asking students to donate for the cause.
"We worked with the students to gather phones on campus last fall, and they were very enthusiastic about it," McConathy said.
McConathy explained that phones which cannot be recycled are disposed of safely, by donating the plastic and removing the batteries to discard in an environmentally sound manner.
"Since 2001, we have kept more than 200 tons (of batteries) out of landfills," McConathy said.
HopeLine also provides a service called HOPE#, in which victims can dial to connect to the National Domestic Violence Hotline.
"All of the (refurbished) phones are able to dial 911 in an emergency, whether they have service or not, so that is a tool HopeLine gives (to victims of domestic violence)," said Anzore Abzakh, senior Sales Consultant at the Friendswood Verizon Wireless location.
There are several options available when recycling phones, as almost every cell phone provider will distribute a refurbished phone for a good cause or dispose of them properly.
T Mobile accepts phones from any provider and disposes of the unusable phones, while 100 percent of the proceeds go to their program, Huddle Up, which connects kids in need to positive influences.
One of this program's main focus points is providing more after-school programs for children.
Sprint's program, Sprint Project Connect, has raised $3 million for numerous charitable programs.
Cingular, known as AT&T since a recent merger, accepts unwanted phones to dispose of appropriately through their program, AT&T Reuse & Recycle, and has partnered with U.S. Environmental Protection agency to increase national recycling rates.
Virgin Mobile is on board with RE*Generation, a program dedicated to recycling old phones to people in need at a reduced price, benefiting their charitable partners with 100 percent of the proceeds. This can be done at any store location, or Virgin Mobile will provide postage-paid return envelopes with every new package.
The Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association (CTIA) launched a program in 2003 called "Wireless…The New Recyclable?" to facilitate environmentally sound disposal in the industry. Guidelines set up by the CTIA allow voluntary management of and upgrades for the disposal of used wireless devices. Their website, http://www.ctia.org states that all of the national carriers and manufacturers have embraced the standards.
With Christmas over and the new year ahead, disposing of your dated phone can be a good way to start the year by giving to others in need and protecting the environment. So after you have learned all of the intricacies of your new phone, consider donating the old and giving the junk drawer more space for the coming year.


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Zymunt Urbanski, 79, of Rocky Hill, husband of the late Marianna (Ziolkowski) Urbanski died Monday (March 22, 1999) at Hartford Hospital. Born in Poland he lived in Rocky Hill for 23 years. He retired in 1986 from Colt Firearms after many years of service and had previously worked at Atlantic Machine Co. He is survived by three sons and two daughters-in- law, Julian and Teresa Urbanski of Berlin, Edward and Mary Urbanski of Wethersfield and Peter Urbanski of St. Charles, MO; a daughter and son- in-law, Irene and Lester Bledzinski of Glastonbury; seven grandchildren, Andrew, John, Mark, Michael Urbanski, Elizabeth Fisher and her husband James, Joanne Bledzinski and Dorothy Urbanski; a brother and a sister in Poland, and a brother in Florida. He was predeceased by a brother and a sister. The funeral is Friday at 9:15 a.m. from the D'Esopo Funeral Chapel, 277 Folly Brook Blvd., Wethersfield with a Mass of Christian burial at 10 am. in SS Cyril & Methodius Church, Hartford. Burial will be in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. Calling hours are TODAY from 6-9 p.m. at the D'Esopo Funeral Chapel. Memorial contributions may be made to SS Cyril & Methodius School, 35 Groton St., Hartford 06106.

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Louisiana State University – Stand Up For Speech Lawsuit
Category: Free Speech
Schools: Louisiana State University – Baton Rouge
This lawsuit is a part of FIRE's Stand Up For Speech Litigation Project.
On January 21, 2016, tenured education professor Teresa Buchanan filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the president of Louisiana State University (LSU) and other top administrators for violating her free speech and due process rights by firing her in 2015.
Buchanan was fired for her alleged occasional use of profanity and sexual language in preparing her adult students to be effective teachers. LSU claimed Buchanan's teaching methods violated its policy prohibiting "sexual harassment" of students, which defines sexual harassment as "unwelcome verbal, visual, or physical behavior of a sexual nature."
LSU's policy mirrors the language of the sexual harassment definition propagated by the U.S. Departments of Education and Justice in 2013 as "a blueprint for colleges and universities throughout the country." FIRE and other civil liberties advocates have warned this controversial language threatens the free speech and academic freedom rights of faculty and students. Buchanan's lawsuit challenges the policy and its application to her case.
Ruling on Motion for Summary Judgment, 'Buchanan v. Alexander'
Complaint and Exhibits A – C in 'Buchanan v. Alexander, et al.'
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Faculty Senate Resolution 15–15
Judge Dismisses Suit of LSU Professor Who Was Fired for Obscenities
January 12, 2018
By Andy Thomason at Chronicle of Higher of Education A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit brought by Teresa Buchanan, a former associate professor of curriculum and instruction at Louisiana State University who was fired after complaints that she had used obscenities in front of students… Read more here.» Read More
Ten Schools that Hate Free Speech the Most
March 2, 2016
By Bob Kellogg at One News Now The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education has once again put together its Top 10 list of America's institutions of learning that support unconstitutional speech codes. Read more here.» Read More
Wall Street Journal Editorial: Firing of LSU professor for Sexual Harassment Raises Free Speech Concerns at Colleges Across U.S.
February 21, 2016
By Staff at The Advocate The firing of an LSU professor for using profanity and vulgar language in class has prompted a national discussion on sexual harassment and free speech at colleges and universities, an advocate opined in the Wall Street Journal. Read more here.» Read More
How the Sex-Harassment Cops Became Speech Police
February 19, 2016
By Will Creeley at The Wall Street Journal If you care about free speech on campus, watch closely the First Amendment case of Teresa Buchanan. Read more here.» Read More
Hard to Say
January 30, 2016
By Staff at The Economist WHEN Louisiana State University fired a professor in June 2015 for using rude words in a class designed to prepare teachers for careers in inner-city schools, it was an early skirmish in a conflict between students (one of whom had complained) and faculties over free speech that has since spread across the land. The university's faculty is now considering something that others in the same position have done: copying the University of Chicago. … Read more here.» Read More
LSU Prof Teresa Buchanan Fired For Profanity, Abuse Of Students, Sues University
January 27, 2016
By Sierra Jones at The Global Dispatch A Louisiana State University professor who was fired for using swear words and making sex jokes in front of students is now suing the administration. … Read more here.» Read More
Professor Fired for Cussing Sues Louisiana State for Saying She Sexually Harassed Students
January 25, 2016
By Madison Iszler at The College Fix A Louisiana State University professor who was fired for using swear words and making sex jokes in front of students is suing the administration. Read more here.» Read More
LSU Prof Fired for 'Inappropriate Comments,' KSU Prof Keeps Job Despite ISIS Investigation
January 22, 2016
By Anthony Gockowski at Campus Reform A former Louisiana State University (LSU) professor filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the president of LSU and other ranking administrators for violating her free speech and due process rights when she was fired last year. The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) is sponsoring Professor Teresa Buchanan's lawsuit, which is the eleventh in FIRE's undefeated "Stand Up For Speech Litigation Project." … Read more here.» Read More
LSU Professor's Lawsuit Could Undermine Major Obama Title IX Policy
January 22, 2016
By Blake Neff at The Daily Caller A fired Louisiana State University (LSU) professor has filed a lawsuit that could gut the Obama administration's guidelines on what constitutes campus sexual harassment. Read more here.» Read More
Professor Says She Was Fired Unconstitutionally For Cursing
January 22, 2016
By Tyler Kingkade at The Huffington Post A former professor says she might still have her job if it weren't for the U.S. Department of Education's overly broad take on what constitutes sexual harassment. Read more here.» Read More
Fired Professor Sues, Citing Freedom Speech
January 22, 2016
By Ashe Schow at The Washington Examiner Louisiana State University professor Teresa Buchanan was fired for … well, we don't know exactly. Read more here.» Read More
LSU Professor Fired for Using Profanity Seeking Damages, Reinstatement; 'I Don't Regret Anything That I Did'
January 21, 2016
By Joe Gyan Jr. at The Advocate A former LSU associate professor fired last year for, among other things, using vulgar language in the classroom said Thursday she is seeking monetary damages and her reinstatement in a federal civil rights lawsuit against the university. … Read more here.» Read More
LSU Defends Firing of Associate Professor as Faculty Senate Takes Up Resolution Asking Officials to Reverse Decision
January 21, 2016
By Steve Sanoski at Business Report LSU has released what it says will be its final public statement on the June 19 firing of Associate Professor Teresa Buchanan, defending the controversial move as the LSU Faculty Senate prepares to take up a resolution this afternoon that asks LSU to reverse its decision. … Read more here.» Read More
Fired LSU Prof Sues Over Obama-Approved Speech Code
January 21, 2016
By Douglas Ernst at WND.com A fired professor has filed a federal lawsuit against Louisiana State University and administrators that traces back to arbitrarily changes in court-approved sex-assault standards by former Attorney General Eric Holder. … Read more here.» Read More
Fired LSU Professor Sues School Over Free Speech, Profanity
January 21, 2016
By Jed Lipinski at NOLA.com Former associate professor Teresa Buchanan is suing Louisiana State University and top administrators in federal court, alleging that they violated her free speech and due process rights in firing her. Buchanan, who taught education, was dismissed in June for reportedly using profanity and telling sexually themed jokes to her undergraduate students, producing what administrators called a "hostile learning environment." … Read more here.» Read More
Teresa Buchanan appeals district court ruling on her termination from LSU
February 1, 2018
Former Louisiana State University professor Teresa Buchanan filed a notice of appeal yesterday, seeking review of a ruling from the the United States District Court for the Middle District of Louisiana dismissing her claims against her former employer over her firing. Buchanan is seeking review in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit of the district court's decision to grant summary judgment to LSU President F. King Alexander and three top university administrators. Buchanan filed suit in January 2016 after being fired by LSU in 2015 — over the contrary recommendation of a faculty panel — for violating […]» Read More
Federal district court rules against fired LSU professor Teresa Buchanan
January 11, 2018
Yesterday, the United States District Court for the Middle District of Louisiana issued a ruling in the case of Buchanan v. Alexander. The court granted summary judgment to the defendants, Louisiana State University President F. King Alexander and three top administrators. Former LSU education professor Teresa Buchanan, who was fired by LSU in June 2015 over the contrary recommendation of a faculty panel for violating the university's sexual harassment policy, filed the suit in in January 2016. Buchanan, a veteran educator, was fired for her alleged occasional use of profanity and sexual language in preparing her adult students to be […]» Read More
Louisiana State University's Faculty Senate Adopts Chicago Statement
February 23, 2016
Louisiana State University's (LSU's) faculty senate adopted a resolution yesterday affirming its commitment to free speech on campus. The group's vote makes LSU the tenth institution at which faculty or administrators have formally endorsed the University of Chicago's policy statement on freedom of expression, which FIRE has promoted as the gold standard for speech policy statements in higher education. LSU's faculty senate has acted at a particularly tenuous moment for free speech at LSU, having first introduced the resolution late last month, on the same day former LSU professor Teresa Buchanan announced her FIRE-sponsored Stand Up For Speech Litigation Project […]» Read More
FIRE's Will Creeley in 'The Wall Street Journal': How the Sexual Harassment Cops Became Speech Police
February 20, 2016
In this weekend's edition of The Wall Street Journal, FIRE's Will Creeley explains why those of us who care about free speech on campus should watch closely Teresa Buchanan's recently filed civil rights lawsuit against Louisiana State University (LSU). Buchanan's lawsuit against LSU, filed last month with FIRE's help, followed her firing over her alleged occasional use of profanity and sexual language in preparing her adult students to be effective teachers. Buchanan, a tenured associate professor teaching in LSU's acclaimed teacher certification program, was charged with violating the university's sexual harassment policy—which, importantly, mirrors the language of the sexual harassment […]» Read More
Teresa Buchanan Uncensored: How an Innovative Educator Created Top Teachers and Got Fired for It
January 22, 2016
Teresa Buchanan meant business. It was 2002, and as one of the nation's top early childhood education scholars at Louisiana State University (LSU), Buchanan had been tasked with starting a program for student teachers. One of its goals was to prepare LSU undergraduates to help fix Louisiana's failing public school system. It was a job Buchanan knew would take time away from the research she most loved. But as she explained to FIRE on a recent afternoon, she stepped up. After all, she said, "I'm passionate about good teaching." That passion would produce one of the country's most innovative early […]» Read More
On Day of FIRE Lawsuit, LSU Faculty Introduce Resolution to Adopt 'Chicago Principles'
January 21, 2016
On the heels of the announcement this morning of a FIRE-sponsored lawsuit by fired Louisiana State University (LSU) professor Teresa Buchanan against top LSU administrators, the LSU Faculty Senate will introduce a resolution to adopt a version of the "Chicago Principles" affirming the faculty's commitment to free speech. The resolution will be introduced this afternoon at the senate's regularly scheduled meeting, at 3 p.m. CST in the LSU student union. A full vote on the motion will take place on February 22. If passed, the resolution would represent the Faculty Senate's strongest statement to date on the centrality of academic […]» Read More
Fired LSU Professor Files First Amendment Lawsuit Challenging Speech Code Championed by Feds
January 21, 2016
LSU claimed professor's teaching methods violated sexual harassment policy that mirrors "blueprint" language proposed by U.S. Depts of Education, Justice "LSU said I offended some people, called it sexual harassment, and fired me." Civil liberties advocates warned the policy threatened free speech on campus Professor asks court to strike down LSU policy as unconstitutional, reverse firing BATON ROUGE, La., January 21, 2016—Late yesterday, education professor Teresa Buchanan filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the president of Louisiana State University (LSU) and other top administrators for violating her free speech and due process rights by firing her last year. The […]» Read More
Faculty Senate Censures LSU President for Firing Tenured Professor
October 8, 2015
This past June, Louisiana State University (LSU) President F. King Alexander fired tenured associate professor Teresa Buchanan for sexual harassment, ignoring a faculty panel that unanimously recommended that she keep her job. As has been reported here on The Torch and elsewhere, Professor Buchanan's transgression (if one can call it that) was to occasionally use vulgar language in class. She gave unvarnished feedback to students, which prompted a few complaints about her tone in student evaluations. And one student took personally remarks Professor Buchanan made in class that students' significant others become increasingly less willing to make allowances for the […]» Read More
AAUP Censures Louisiana State Over Buchanan Case, Prompting LSU to Play Dirty
September 3, 2015
When I took employment law in law school, the professor warned us on the first day that personnel disputes would be among the most vicious we would encounter as lawyers because they are, by definition, personal. Louisiana State University has proved my professor's point by launching a series of attacks against Professor Teresa Buchanan, who, in spite of having tenure, was fired from the university in June 2015 on the flimsiest of grounds: Her use of profanity constituted sexual harassment. LSU's action was absurd and, as it is discovering, indefensible. Yesterday, the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) issued a […]» Read More
Firing of LSU Professor Who Used Profanity in the Classroom Raises Concerns
June 30, 2015
Last week, Louisiana State University (LSU) associate professor Teresa Buchanan learned that she was fired from LSU as a result of what she's calling a "witch hunt." In April, a faculty review committee ruled on Buchanan's use of curse words and sex-themed jokes, recommending corrective action but unanimously voting against her firing. LSU President and Chancellor F. King Alexander ignored the committee's advice and took the situation further by asking LSU's Board of Supervisors to fire Buchanan. Buchanan appealed to LSU's Board of Supervisors, citing her satisfactory performance reviews and arguing that her use of profanity in the classroom did […]» Read More


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LOUISVILLE, KY- "I started out slow, that's for sure", Jim Brown (Paducah) says of his round today. "I was two-over-par for the first few holes, but after that I never got anything over par", Brown explains, modestly. Brown had a final score of 4-under-par 68; two strokes ahead of Brian James, who came in second. This is Brown's third consecutive win.
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In the Seniors Net Division, Brian James (Frankfort) came in first with 8-under-par 64. Randy Mefford (Carrolton) was one stroke behind James with a score of 65.
In the Legends Division, Don Wood came in first, his third win in a row, with a total score of 66. The second place winner, a full 8 strokes behind Wood, was William Damrom with a score of 74. Wood also tied for first in the Net Division with John Henry, both with a score of 10-under-par 62.
Don Kohler, first place winner of the Players Division, says today was the best game he has played this season. "I haven't been playing as well as I have in past seasons, but today I did pretty well", says Kohler. Kohler came in first with an even par 72; 5 strokes ahead of Ken Francke (Nicholasville). In the net division Jason Parroco (Prospect) won with a score of 4-under-par 68, and in second was Don Kohler, with 3-under-par 69.
Elmo Greer came in first in the Masters Division with a score of 69, just one stroke ahead of the second place winner, Stacy Russell, who posted a 70. Greer also came in first in the Net Division, with John Murphy behind him with a score of 9-under-par 63.
"I had a pretty good game, and I got to play with some great people", says Taylor Riggs, winner of the Open Division. Riggs is no stranger to first place and has already been part of multiple victories this season including teaming up with Cooper Musselman to capture the Kentucky Four-Ball title. Riggs won with a score of 8-under-par 64. In second place was Jonathon Ice, with a score of 4-under-par 68.


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A collar used to be recommended for neck injuries but are only suggested now if the injury is very severe or the spine is unstable. Keeping the neck in collar over a long period can increase the stiffness and pain, although wearing a more flexible .beanie. type collar at night only may improve a patient.s sleep. Overall, collars are to be avoided for the best chances of a quick recovery. Using cold on the area over the first forty eight hours or so may be useful to reduce pain, with the best technique to use a packet of frozen peas inside a wet tea towel for ten minutes or so, repeated regularly.
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From Cochin to Munnar; from Thekkady to Kumarakom, get ready to experience some of the most fascinating parts of South India. Enjoy exciting sightseeing tours, luxurious accommodation, delicious meals and much more! So hurry and book this package today!Ask a Question
Day : 1 Cochin
Cochin also known as "Queen of Arabian Sea" due to the long maritime history; Arabs, Chinese, Dutch, British and Portuguese followed the sea routes to cochin. The fascinating Chinese Fishing nets are typical of kochi. Visit Dutch Palace (Closed on Fridays), Jewish Synagogue (Closed on Saturdays and Jewish holidays), St. Francis church, Santa Cruz basilica, Chinese Fishing Nets as time permits.Overnight stay at the hotel.
Day : 2 Munnar
Munnar -The so called "tea garden hill station of kerala". On the way visit vallara and cheeyappara waterfalls and Blossom Garden. Evening, enjoy the beauty of tea garden. Overnight stay at the hotel.
Day : 3 Munnar SS
Sightseeing of Munnar. Visit Eravikulam National Park to view endangered wild goat ' Nilgiri Tahr'.(National Park is Closed during breeding season. Please check with us regarding the visit prior to your arrival). Visit Tea Museum and the Tea factory (Closed on Mondays and Good Friday) , Mattupetty Dam and Kundala Lake.Overnight stay at the hotel.
Day : 4 Thekkady
Thekkady is a pleasant heaven on earth for those who love nature in its wild manifestations. Spices are found in abundance in Periyar. Get ready for a spice tour to view the plantations of a wide variety of spices like cardamom, pepper, tea, coffee, cloves, ginger, turmeric, cumin seed, etc. Overnight stay at the hotel.
Day : 5 Kumarakom
Kumarakom is famous of the popular backwater stretch. Visit the nearest Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary to view the Rare Migratory Bird "Siberian Star crane". Overnight stay at the hotel/House boat.
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Kumarakom is famous of the popular backwater stretch. Visit the nearest Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary to view the Rare Migratory Bird "Siberian Star crane". Overnight stay at the hotel/House boat.
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Poovar is a small coastal fishing island at the southern tip of Thiruvananthapuram, district in Kerala. The village is embraced by a beautiful beach on one side and the backwaters on the other. It is a network of lagoons, lakes, canals, estuaries, deltas, interspersing forty-four rivers that join the Arabian Sea. It is said that the picturesque sight of red kovala flowers floating in the Neyyar River led to name the river as pu (flower) ar (river) or the river of flowers.Overnight stay at the hotel.
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Mourning a loss can include not only what we no longer have but what we never received as well. It takes time to recover from a loss and unfortunatley most of us do not give ourselves or others enough time. We want to hurry the process along. As a therapist I encourage my clients not to rush the process, but rather we sit together as they express their feelings of grief and loss. Gradually, in your own time you will begin to let go of these feelings and start to feel the burden of sadness lift.
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Experiencing grief and loss is part of the human condition. The loss of a loved one, or a pet, or a painful life event are all some of the most difficult things we will go through. I have worked as a therapist and counsellor for close to 30 years, and not everyone goes through the 'five stages of grief' in the same way - or in the same order. You will find your own way through grief and loss, with empathetic guidance and therapy from me, as you learn to release the pain.
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The comfortable 1100 ft2 cabin is situated on 20 acres surrounded by National Forest on 3 sides with beautiful Whitepine Creek flowing right through it. It's on a well-maintained National Forest Service dirt road and is the last structure before millions of acres of the Kootenai & Coeur d'Alene national forests. The proximity to national forest affords us regular sightings of white-tailed deer, moose, elk, wild turkeys, coyote, hummingbirds and many other flora and fauna of the region. All you have to do is look up to see the Milky Way on clear nights!
The cabin has one bedroom with a comfortable queen-sized bed, two full-sized beds in the open loft upstairs, and one bathroom (shower, no tub). The kitchen is stocked with dishes, glasses, cookware, utensils, toaster, coffeemaker, microwave, refrigerator/freezer and gas range/oven. We can also provide basic spices and cooking ingredients for your convenience. Admittedly it's a little small but I've made an entire Thanksgiving dinner in it!
There's a 42" LED flat screen TV and Blu Ray/DVD player for watching movies or listening to music (satellite TV not yet available). We have a library of DVDs, CDs and books for your entertainment (Redbox location in Thompson Falls). A compact stacked washer/dryer, detergent and fabric softener are available for use as well.
The large patio boasts peaceful and relaxing views of the valley with patio chairs, umbrella, and BBQ. The backyard has a sturdy game hook and small outdoor fire ring (complimentary firewood provided).
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The Clark Fork Valley is truly incredible and a beautiful drive in from every direction. The Spokane airport is ~3 hours drive to our cabin through Coeur d'Alene, Sandpoint, ID and Lake Pend Oreille from the west. Missoula is ~2 hours drive through the valley from the east, and Kalispell is ~2.5 hours around the amazing Flathead Lake.
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Commencement Day
The 111th Commencement ceremony will be held at the Field House in Roos House. The ceremony is scheduled for Saturday, May 11, 2019 at 10:30 a.m. Doors will open at 8:30 a.m.
All Graduates must report to the Ice Arena by 9:30 a.m. where they will line up alphabetically by curriculum, behind their School flag. Students who arrive after the procession begins will need to wait until the procession has completed and will not be seated with their school/degree program.
The ceremony lasts approximately two hours, and all candidates present at the ceremony will be recognized individually by name as they cross the stage.
Joey's, located in the Roos House Lobby, will be open beginning at 8:30 a.m. serving beverages, pastries, and snack items..
All-Campus Reception
A reception for graduates, family, friends, faculty, and staff immediately follows the Commencement ceremony in the Ice Arena.
Special Events Coordinator
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Man, 72, killed after hit by train near Ketton
A 72-year-old man has been killed after being hit by a train.
Officers from British Transport Police were called to the line close to Ketton at 9.10pm last night (Monday, March 27), following reports a person was struck by a train.
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National Herald case: HC extends stay till Sep 3
The criminal proceedings before atrial court against Congress President Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi and others will remain stayed till September 3 in a case relating to acquiring ownership of National Herald daily, the Delhi High Court today said.india Updated: Aug 13, 2014 23:19 IST
The criminal proceedings before a trial court against Congress President Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi and others will remain stayed till September 3 in a case relating to acquiring ownership of National Herald daily, the Delhi High Court on Wednesday said.
"The stay on proceedings shall continue till September 3. The order is applicable on those only who have moved the court," Justice V P Vaish said.
Besides Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi, Congress Treasurer Moti Lal Vora, General Secretary Oscar Fernandes and Suman Dubey have moved the High Court against the trial court order summoning them in the case.
Sam Pitroda, who is yet to be served with the summons, has not filed a plea in the high court.
Meanwhile, senior advocate R S Cheema started advancing arguments on behalf of Dubey and said the Indian National Congress (INC) had undertaken "transparent" and "well- intentioned" steps to revive the Associated Journals Limited (AJL) which had been publishing newspapers 'National Herald' in English, "Navjivan" in Hindi and "Quami Awaz" in Urdu.
"There were transparent and well-intentioned steps taken with the view to reviving the newspaper," he said.
No statement that somebody has been defrauded was filed in support of the complaint by BJP leader Subramanian Swamy, he said.
"The complaint has no allegation as to when was the loan given and under what circumstances it was given. It is factually incorrect and calculated deliberate allegation," Cheema said, adding the process has been wrongly issued by the lower court in the case.
The advancing of arguments remained inconclusive and would start on September 3.
The Congress leaders have challenged a lower court's summoning orders against them on a complaint of Swamy alleging cheating and misappropriation of funds in the acquisition of the daily by Young Indian (YI).
Besides the Gandhis, Vora is among the directors of Young India which were recently given almost 99 per cent ordinary shares of the Associated Journals Limited (AJL).
Earlier, senior advocate Kapil Sibal, appearing for the Congress President, had sought quashing of the trial court proceedings, saying "every finding of the magistrate, on every point, is erroneous.
"This is the most unfortunate proceedings against a party which is seeking to revive a newspaper which is associated with the Congress party for over 80 years. Courts must be extremely careful in scrutinising such matters", he said.
Swamy, however, had opposed the stay of the trial saying that they should have brought up these allegations in the trial court and now the whole process would be stalled.
While summoning the six as accused in the case, the trial court had held that Swamy has established a prima facie case of cheating, misappropriation of funds and criminal breach of trust against them.
The accused persons were summoned under sections 403 (dishonest misappropriation of property, 406 (criminal breach of trust) and 420 (cheating) read with section 120B (criminal conspiracy) of the IPC.
First Published: Aug 13, 2014 23:13 IST


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6 comments:
- Veronica said...
I love the second one with the bow in the back, it is super cute!
- 27 May 2009 at 16:00
One can only hope that with the high price being paid for these garments the purchasers will treat them with care and respect...but somehow I doubt it, given their trendy design.This is what my curator friends deplore and call "consumptive use of artifacts". Just discovered yr blog and absolutely adore it!
- 27 May 2009 at 18:55
- Fashion and more said...
The top dress is amazing !!!
- 30 May 2009 at 11:18
- Serena said...
hey dear, I must say that I found your blog searching for more one vintage items... just dun hate me because I'm the lucky one who has purchased the 1930's dress you mentioned. Needless to say, I will treat the dress with repect and love, dun worry. It's truely an amazing dress with lots of beautiful details!!! Unfortunately, I login to the net-a-porter acc. and also don't have a link to the dress; otherwise, I would love to share the detailed pics. I'm going to wear on my B-day, may show you pictures, that's one and half months later. :)
- 30 May 2009 at 17:35
- harps said...
Hi Serena, of course I don't hate you! You are a very lucky girl indeed (with great taste!), it certainly looks like a fabulous one off dress. I'm glad you found my blog, I'd love to see more pictures of the details if you find the time, not necessarily to put on the blog, but just for my own pleasure! I'm sure you'll have a wonderful birthday wearing this treasure, and thankyou for getting in touch.
Jess xx
- 30 May 2009 at 17:43
- Marian said...
these lace pieces are beautiful!oh what glorious dresses. i love Lara B's jewellery and clutches too. something so distintive about them!
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Better late than never, the movement to take America back from Wall Street has arrived. On Wednesday, the ranks of the Occupy Wall Street encampment swelled as MoveOn.org members, union activists and ordinary disgruntled citizens joined the demonstration against our financial sector's misrule of the American economy. What's more, long-planned anti-bank demonstrations in major cities this week are growing beyond their organizers' fondest hopes as the Wall Street protest movement catches fire.
The anti-bank campaign has in fact been incubating for years -- a "seed beneath the snow," as the Italian novelist Ignazio Silone once termed the slow-to-arrive left. The sit-ins, teach-ins and street demonstrations popping up in Boston, Chicago, Seattle, San Francisco and Los Angeles are formally the handiwork of a coalition of community groups that recently gathered together as the New Bottom Line. Many of these groups have focused on immediate goals -- such as stopping particular banks from foreclosing on more homes. They, along with unions, have demonstrated on Wall Street many times since the 2008 financial crisis. But only now, as Occupy Wall Street -- an organization that they didn't create -- has grabbed the public imagination the past few weeks, are the myriad mobilizations commanding the media's attention.


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University of Massachusetts Medical School - Eunice Kennedy Shriver Center
(on behalf of Massachusetts Act Early)
Massachusetts Department of Early Education & Care
Developmental Screening in Massachusetts
An Alliance between Early Childhood Educators and Pediatricians
Archived Webinar
40-minute Webinar – This activity has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 credit™
For continuing medical education credit (CME), physician registration is $25 per registrant (credit card only).
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Did you know that many children may not be receiving developmental screening?
- Despite the benefits of early intervention, many children's developmental delays are not identified early enough for children to benefit optimally from these interventions.
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Be part of the solution for your patients! Attend this webinar and learn:
- How state Coordinated Family and Community Engagement programs (CFCE's) working with families are using Ages & Stages Questionnaire screening tools to monitor development in young children in community settings.
- Which MassHealth CBHI-approved screening tools you can use in your practice as complementary measures to chart your patients' development, and how to refer children for further evaluation at the first sign of a concern.
Guest Speakers
Roula Choueiri, MD is a neurodevelopmental pediatrician and Division Chief, Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics, at the University of Massachusetts Children's Memorial Medical Center. Dr. Choueiri is originally from Beirut, Lebanon. She received her MD from St. Joseph University in 1992, and completed Pediatrics and Child Neurology trainings at the American University of Beirut. She moved to Boston with her family in 2001 and trained in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities at Boston Children's Hospital then completed another pediatric residency at Massachusetts General Hospital. She was on staff at the LADDERS Autism Clinic, then at Tufts Medical Center for Children with Special Needs until October 2014. Dr. Choueiri has established thriving early autism diagnosis clinics in underserved and multicultural areas in Massachusetts. She has presented several workshops to pediatricians and Early Intervention providers about autism screening, and about cultural perspectives in autism screening. She has collaborated in the MA Act Early program's Considering Culture in Autism Screening kit and training curriculum. Her research interests include autism screening, early diagnosis, and response to treatment and she is currently developing an interactive autism screening test in toddlers.
Elaine Gabovitch, MPA is an instructor in UMass Medical School's Department of Family Medicine & Community Health and family faculty for UMass Medical School's E.K. Shriver Center Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities (LEND) program. Ms. Gabovitch intimately knows the value that early screening and detection holds for families of children with ASD. As the parent of son diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder in 1997, she and many other parents had been told by their pediatricians to "wait and see" when concerned about their child's delays. This experience led her to serve as a co-founder and vice-president of the autism awareness campaign First Signs from 1999 until 2004 to educate parents and physicians about the early warning signs of ASD and other developmental disabilities. Since 2010, she has continued this critical work as the CDC's Act Early Ambassador to Massachusetts and as the State Team Leader for the Massachusetts Act Early program.
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- It will be delivered via YouTube with or without CME at http://www.maactearly.org/webinars.html and http://shriver.umassmed.edu/developmental-screening-massachusetts until December 2015.
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Instructor, Family Medicine & Community Health |Family Faculty, LEND Program
UMass Medical School/E.K. Shriver Center | 465 Medford Street, Suite 500 | Charlestown, MA 02129
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Carrot Fantasy
Build bottle towers to protect the precious carrot! This cartoon tower defense game pits you against fantasy enemies. You can try to survive in Stage and Adventure modes. Build the strongest towers to inflict maximum damage on incoming attackers. Boost the gameplay speed to win even faster!
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Senior Marketing Executive
- Recruiter
- Arts Council
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- London (Greater)
- Salary
- Competitive salary dependant on experience
- Posted
- 10 Aug 2018
- Closes
- 30 Aug 2018
- Contract Type
- Permanent
- Hours
- Part Time
This is a superb opportunity to take on a senior marketing executive role and play a key part in delivering two essential events - the UK's leading modern and contemporary art fair and the UK's premier event for showcasing new talent in design.
The role is currently envisaged as being part time (four days a week) on a permanent contract. We are also open to considering this a full time role. So, whether you require the flexibility of a four-day week, or you are looking for a full time role, we welcome all applications from talented marketers with the highlighted skills and interests in campaign and event marketing, art and design.
- To work with the Marketing Manager and Events team on the creation, development and implementation of the communications plan in order to achieve event objectives
- To help maintain day-to-day relationships with relevant agencies and suppliers including; creative, ticketing, print and media buying, and PR
- To update show websites in a timely manner ensuring messages are consistent with offline promotional material
- To liaise directly with exhibitors to ensure they are apprised of relevant marketing activity and maximising marketing opportunities pre, during and post-event
- To deliver agreed briefs for relevant agencies and suppliers including; design, ticketing, print and website
- To manage email marketing through the event online website system
- To assist the Marketing Manager to collate and prepare detailed results of the marketing campaign and produce a marketing post-show report to assess the effectiveness of the campaigns and gain further insight into the events
- To work with the MM on the development of contra agreements and media partnerships and help maintain relationships
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Did Tuesday's debate change anything?
Did Tuesday�s debate change anything?
The chairs of the Story County Republican and Democratic parties disagreed on that question and on many issues raised in the second debate between President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney.
Republican chair Cory Adams said Obama had a better performance than in the first debate � �He couldn�t look passive and disinterested like he did two weeks ago,� Adams said � but he said he thought the debate wouldn�t change the landscape of the race. Democratic chair Jan Bauer, though, said Obama�s performance was strong enough to reverse what has been a two-week surge for Romney.
Iowa State University political science professor Steffen Schmidt agreed with Adams, writing in an email to the Ames Tribune, �No independent undecided voters were probably moved to support either of them.�
Polling conducted by CNN following the debate showed that 46 percent of respondents thought Obama won, compared with 39 percent for Romney. But in the question �Did either sway undecided voters?� it was an even split with 25 percent saying they would now vote for Romney, 25 percent saying they would now vote for Obama and the rest remaining undecided.
One issue that sparked the attention of Adams, Schmidt and fact-checkers with the New York Times was Romney�s controversial �Let Detroit go Bankrupt� column he wrote for the Times in November 2008. Romney, who did not write the headline (an editor with the Times did), said Tuesday night he did not mean for America�s auto industry to go out of business. He said he merely wanted American automakers to go through Chapter 11 bankruptcy, which would allow them to reorganize, reduce debt and survive.
�It�s what I�ve been screaming whenever I hear that coming from the president,� Adams said.
But Jeremy Peters, a reporter with the Times, said on a live debate blog that Chapter 11 was not feasible for the auto industry at the time.
�Detroit was so fragile at the time that without the government assistance it received before heading into a court-supervised bankruptcy process, it could have collapsed,� Peters wrote. �No private companies would come to the industry�s aid, and the only path through bankruptcy would have been Chapter 7 liquidation, not the more orderly Chapter 11 reorganization that the company ultimately followed, people inside and outside the car companies have said.�
Obama also argued that the auto companies needed the support they got from the government to stay in business while they reorganized. Schmidt said Obama �nailed� Romney on the auto bailout issue.
Adams said Obama erred when talking about energy policy.
�I laughed out loud when the president said he�s been consistent on energy production,� Adams said. �The only thing consistent is the inconsistency.�
Bauer said Obama was strongest when speaking about women�s issues and on cracking down on China.
�I wonder what the American people will get with Mitt Romney constantly changing his positions,� Bauer said. �I think the Obama campaign has been real forceful in coming back and saying, �If he�s going to mislead you in a debate, what�s he going to do in the Oval Office?��
Adams and Bauer agreed on at least one thing: They liked the town hall format of allowing voters to ask questions important to them.
Schmidt, on the other hand, called the format awkward. He also wondered rhetorically how there could be a room full of voters yet to make up their minds.
�Who could be undecided after eight years of Romney campaigning for president and four years of Obama?� Schmidt said.
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ARTIST: Jonathan Coulton (Take Two)I know I have blogged about this guy before :) Today is an appropriate day to do it again as he has just reached the end of his "Thing a Week" project, where he wrote and released to the internet one song a week for an entire year. There were some misses among such a quantity of music, but some real hits too: Chiron Beta Prime remains the best Christmas song ever, and my little brother really liked The Presidents which features one line about every single one of them. I actually tried to write my own Canadian lyrics for that one, which I planned to email Mr. Coulton, , but I got stuck when Mckenzie King got re-elected yet again and I couldn't think of a way to work in a rhyme about how he used to talk to his dead mother. Our guys can get re-elected as many times as they want to, and twenty years on uninterrupted Trudeau makes for a very dull song :)
Coulton finishes his year-long project with this comment: "And while the standard rich and famous contract continues to elude me, in the ways that really matter I am filthy, stinking rich." I don't know why he doesn't have a contract either. This guy is awesome. You can finish his Thing a Week year with his awesome cover of Queen's We Will Rock You/We Are the Champions. Rock on indeed, my friend. You are one of my Creative Commons favourites, and you prove the system works. I celebrated the end of your Thing a Week with a donation!


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General Membership Meeting
May 12, 2016 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Guest Speaker: Dr. George Bogen –
Dr. George Bogen holds 47 international fishing records. He gave us a terrific presentation back in 2014. We will also be distributing the 2016 Yearbooks with updated roster and list of fishing hot spots. There will also be six (6) Club Logo sweatshirts for sale 2 Medium, 3 Large, 1 X-Large first come first served.
Ramon will present the new MDRA web site.


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I took Elizabeth to the Doctor's office at the beginning of the week with a suspected ear infection. Sure enough- she had one and was put on antibiotics- just in time to finish up with a follow-up visit before Disney- phew! I just have to think there is something wrong when she begs for medicine all day because it tastes so yummy! When we were little (here we go with the 'I remember when....' -must be getting a bit 'old' :) - nah- just wise~ Ha!) didn't you have to hide medicine in ANYTHING just to get it to go down because it was so awful?? Just wondering.
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Access To History: Great Britain and the Irish Question 1798-1921 (3rd edition) (PDF)
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- Ensure your students have access to the authoritative and in-depth content of ths popular and trusted A Level History series. For over twenty years Access to History has been providing students with reliable, engaging and accessible content on a wide range of topics. Each title in the series provides comprehensive coverage of different history topics on current AS and A2 level history specifications, alongside exam-style practice questions and tips to help students achieve their best. Ensures students gain a good understanding of the AS and A2 level history topics through an engaging, in-depth and up-to-date narrative, presented in an accessible way. Aids revision of the key A level history topics and themes through frequent summary diagrams. Gives support with assessment, both through the books providing exam-style questions and tips for AQA, Edexcel and OCRA level history specifications and through FREE model answers with supporting commentary at Access to History online (www.accesstohistory.co.uk) Great Britain and the Irish Question 1798-1921 This title provides both a narrative and analysis of the relationship between Great Britain and Ireland, from its origins and the Act of Union in 1800 to the Anglo Irish settlement in 1922. Important events such as the Great Famine and the Easter Rising are explained, and key figures such as Parnell, Gladstone and O'Connell are assessed.
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Disruptive Protest Action
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- Created on Tuesday, 23 August 2011 10:00
- Written by Julian Amos
Protest action first began to occur in the late 1960's when the Hydro Electric Commission proposed a scheme that would flood Lake Pedder, in Tasmania's south west. Although that scheme went ahead, the Hydro's following proposal, to put a dam on the Lower Gordon River below the Franklin River, initiated a wave of disruptive protest that eventually led to the abandonment of the project, and the coming-of-age of direct action activity.
Encouraged by this success, the protest movement turned its attention to another land-use conflict, forestry. Once it was to 'save" specific areas of land, such as Jackey's Marsh or Farmhouse Creek. Over the intervening years, the demands have increased, and successive protest action has become very sophisticated. Protest action has not only disrupted forest operations and processing plants, but has targeted banks and overseas customers, threatening boycotts, and those institutions have bowed to these demands. Such action and response has brought about a significant reduction in the area available for timber harvesting, sent businesses to the wall, disrupted rural communities, and put many people out of work. The social consequences in many rural communities have been horrendous.
Some protest action has also been taken against eco-tourism proposals, and those developments have not progressed.
Perhaps eco-based consumer boycotts of this nature could be justified where there is irrefutable evidence of resource use causing significant environmental damage. However, inciting consumer boycotts by deliberately promulgating misinformation to manufacture an unwarranted imperative for change constitutes a form of extortion.
The protest groups have received much media coverage, but little analysis of their position. This in part is a result of misleading information that has been promulgated by these groups (eg use of plantation timber) and a conservation language that covers complicated matters with simple but meaningless generalisations (eg "wild forests", "high conservation value", "sustainability", "social licence", "intergenerational equity", etc).
The modus operandi for these groups, to disrupt economic activity, has in the past been directed to issues associated with nature conservation, but recently, this focus has moved to another plane with the attacks on the proposal by Gunns to build a pulpmill using plantation timber, and on Ta Ann because it is Malaysian owned. Nature conservation and pollution controls have become but an excuse for such activity, which has moved into a realm of not wanting developments of this scale to be considered at all.
Activists have also generated suspicion and doubt in the credibility of government by inferring corrupt action and a government conspiracy to cover up and to disseminate false information. An easy call to make, and any defence by government is seen to be a perpetuation of the conspiracy.
Malthusian views of economic disaster, destruction of habitat, climate catastrophe, resource depletion and other disastrous predictions such as poverty, hunger and disease dominate the media. Such emotional expressions of doom create a sense of pessimism and hopelessness.
And pessimism is irrepressible. Pessimism justifies activism. The more one can preach doom and gloom, the more one can justify activism. Activism has become a business, and the activism business demands action. Protest action.
The public has tended to shy away from engagement or involvement in such confrontation and has generally acquiesced to these demands. "The protestors have a point". "They have nothing personal to gain". "Their motives are pure". "They must be right". Politicians also have tended to accept such information without challenge and have allowed these arguments to gain traction.
A more recent approach to this issue has been the advent of the carbon sequestration debate, which has created the opportunity for a new type of protest argument and is best exemplified by the argument that we should be paid for doing nothing. This is a form of rent-seeeking. "We are the custodians of the forests – pay us!"
Politically, the protestors have been regarded as above criticism, because their aim, supposedly "saving the planet", is regarded as being of a higher moral plane than the usual, "grubby" political fare. The reverse is actually true. The reality is that they are happy to sacrifice the well-being of the population on the altar of pointless environmentalism. As has been evidenced in the forest sector, the industry has been cut by over 50%, employment has suffered, a skill base has been lost, communities are being destroyed and the human suffering has been immense.
And for what purpose? As a recent editorial opined: "certain people have …economic views informed by a neo-Arcadian fantasy of phasing out resource-based activity in favour of untried and untested technologies, which … leaves battlers paying to satisfy an eco-vanity."
A high price indeed. Arguments of intergenerational fairness fall flat when the existing generation suffers for no good purpose.
From a policy point of view, there are two separate avenues one could follow. The first is to accept that resource utilisation will no longer be a part of the economy of the State, and look for other areas of activity. This is in reality the politics of appeasement (remember Chamberlain in 1938), and the boundaries of this argument will soon move to land management and water catchment issues with a much wider brief, including mining and agriculture.
The alternative is to argue that resources are a part of the mix, and work to establish a system of management and competitive sustainable advantage with them. This is a more difficult road to follow, and those who advocate it will tend to be pilloried by those who demand no activity at all.
This is the vital issue to be confronted surrounding such protest action, which is the targeting of individuals and firms and organisations that do not agree with the views of the protesters. It is essentially anarchy, and is similar in its style to mob rule.


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Mr. Richburg, who was 69 and lived on East Lafayette Avenue, died Thursday of pneumonia at the Johns Hopkins Hospital.
He retired in 1988 as a security officer for the Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. and in 1979 as a patrolman on the Baltimore police force.


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What's Emmy Award-winning actress Blythe Danner doing in a low-budget indie film like "The Lightkeepers"?
"I loved the script," Danner said in a telephone interview. "It's not often, at my age, you're offered a love story." (Answer: She's 67.) "Women in their 60s don't often get the opportunity to play such three-dimensional characters."
Plus, she relished the chance for a reunion with co-star Richard Dreyfuss: "We appeared together in 'Major Barbara,' the George Bernard Shaw play, at The Mark Taper Forum before my kids were born."
Reunions mean a lot to Danner, who recently joined author Pat Conroy and Michael O'Keefe for a 30th anniversary salute to "The Great Santini" at South Carolina's Beaufort Film Festival. (She played Lillian Meachum, the family matriarch.)
Beaufort, S.C., has been a frequent career stop for Danner. She also co-starred there in another film version of a Pat Conroy novel, "Prince of Tides." Somehow, though, she missed ever working in Wilmington.
"But I have visited there," she said. "My late husband (TV producer Bruce Paltrow) had a series shot there, 'The Road Home,' with Frances Sternhagen and Ed Flanders. It didn't last very long, but it's a beautiful area, and we liked it a lot."
In "The Lightkeepers," Danner plays a Boston housekeeper who heads for a remote corner of Cape Cod for the summer, accompanying a rich young artist (Meryl Streep's daughter, Mamie Gummer). The only other inhabitants nearby are a crusty, woman-hating lighthouse keeper (Dreyfuss) and his buff, if mysterious, young assistant.
"Our wonderful director, Daniel Adams, knows all these wonderful little nooks and crannies because he grew up there," Danner said. "It helps you get to the heart of the place. We managed to avoid all the modern during shooting, so it looks really wonderful."
It was quite a change of pace for the actress, who'd just come off six months in Los Angeles filming the latest sequel to "Meet the Parents" and "Meet the Fockers," appearing once again as the wife of eccentric retired CIA agent Robert De Niro. "It's called 'The Little Fockers,'" she said.
She also co-starred with Richard Jenkins, who won the Oscar for "The Visitor," in an L.A.-based romantic dramedy called "Waiting for Forever." ("We don't know when that's going to come out.")
She's stayed busy on TV with guest spots on "Medium" and "Nurse Jackie." About all she hasn't done lately is a big-budget, CGI blockbuster.
"My daughter (Gwyneth Paltrow) just finished the sequel to 'Iron Man,' and she says all that green-screen work is very hard," Danner said.
Still, she'd take a movie like "Avatar" "in a heartbeat. It knocked my socks off."
'Dream' film work
After a recent piece on actor Corey Haim's death, I received an e-mail from Jemila Ericson.
The WHQR announcer had a supporting role in Haim's made-in-Wilmington comedy "Dream a Little Dream" – as Corey's mom.
"It was pretty bizarre," Ericson wrote. "They had me come dressed as the woman in Grant Wood's painting 'American Gothic.'"
Ericson's performance ended up on the cutting-room floor, as they say, but not her memories.
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What's Emmy Award-winning actress Blythe Danner doing in a low-budget indie film like "The Lightkeepers"?


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Police seize nearly $750K worth of pot from Tacoma home
TACOMA, Wash. (AP) — Lakewood police have seized 49 pounds (22 kilograms) of marijuana and more than 500 plants from a home in Tacoma.
The News Tribune reports that officers seized the drugs on Friday while serving a search warrant.
A 54-year-old Chinese national living at the home was charged Tuesday with unlawful possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver, unlawful manufacturing of a controlled substance and unlawful use of a building for drug purposes. He was released on $20,000 bond.
Prosecutors say the operation appeared professional "with wiring routed behind walls."
Lakewood police said the value of the marijuana and plants in the home could be up to $730,000.
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Rep. John Culberson among hundreds of people lined up to get the swine flu vaccine at a public clinic at the Arlington County Public Health Division headquarters Wednesday morning.
That in itself isn't terribly newsworthy — the Texas Republican was there to get his daughter vaccinated, a spokeswoman told HOH.
Dude cares about his kid. Totally understandable.
But our tipster noted Culberson's visit to the clinic was "a little ironic since the Congressman voted against the funding that was used to purchase the vaccines in the first place."
I wouldn't expect anything else. Shameless is so cute!


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David Beckham Puts His Muscles On Display in a Tank Top
David Beckham shows off his buff and tattooed arms while running some errands on Friday afternoon (April 3) in Brentwood, Calif.
The 39-year-old retired soccer star talked to some of his fans while waiting in line to pick up a smoothie and a bag full of treats.
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The night before, David and his wife Victoria drove away after a date night out at Il Ristorante di Giorgio Baldi in Santa Monica.
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Carla Lauter aka THe Beer Babe joins us!! We talk a lot about what has been going on in Maine. We also talk about The Brewers Association trying to raise $213 Billion (with a B) to buy AB INBev. Enjoy! Follow along with our show notes.
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Many will take material that a professional has put out and critique it simply because they have it available to do so.
When you step into a professional realm of exposure. It is part of what you have to deal with occasionally. When you step back from the personal feelings, you will see more often than not, the person critiquing is often not in the same realm of available vulnerability. They haven't put themselves in the same existence. When a critique comes from a source that doesn't have anything of the same value to evaluate (IE. their own videos and published literature), I simply don't concern myself with their statements. If they are legitimately trying to help others then they will have material that is available to be seen also. Otherwise, they are just taking advantage of opportunity and projecting their own lacking perspective.
If people sincerely want to learn from material. They will be decent and discerning about overt criticism. Integrity reveals itself in many formats. This is something that few think about when they act in this realm but worry not, it really isn't about your material, it is simply about insecure projection expression.
Coping is about seeing worth for progress. Cope through the initial moments simply by moving past and continue with the focus towards helping others. Never determine what you put out by lacking perspectives that may possibly impact the message you are trying to convey. Continue to focus on the individuals that will use your material towards positive enlightened perspectives.
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I could use a good quote to put in Sha'al. Anyone have any good quotes that might apply to the series? Here are a few candidates, but they just don't fit quite right.
Whoever tosses out a good quote, and it gets used, will be recognized on the Thank You page in the book.
"Now we can have a Godlike view, looking down from the heavens. I can understand why people would be nervous. But the cameras can make the world more transparent and open. I'm for that." – Mitchell Stephens
"Never, never be afraid to do what's right, especially if the well-being of a person or animal is at stake. Society's punishments are small compared to the wounds we inflict on our soul when we look the other way." – MLK Jr
Every man must decide whether he will walk in the light of creative altruism or in the darkness of destructive selfishness. – MLK Jr
From the world's perspective, there are many places you can go to find comfort. But there is only one place you will find a hand to catch your tears and a heart to listen to your every longing. True peace comes only from God. – Charles Stanley
Brokenness is God's requirement for maximum usefulness. – Charles Stanley


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After hearing all the hype about tiny homes — the TV shows, lifestyle websites and magazine photo spreads — Lee Saenz decided that building the dinky dwellings would make a great part of his second career.
He formed a company called Adventure Cabins and began building little houses with rustic pine exteriors and state-of-the-art interiors. All that was left, Saenz believed, was for viewers of shows like HGTV's "Tiny House Hunters" to beat a path to his San Bernardino workshop.
But after five years in business, Saenz has sold only five cabins. Two sit ready to go, with one marked down from $50,000 to just $29,000.
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I'm still stick with my decision to be in the arts programme; graphic designing, to be precise. The opportunities are big, i can't even choose which one suits best. I'm still learning about arts eventhough my class doesn't have art stream but i'm afraid that i'm not good enough to create something that they wanted. I can only concentrate with my SPM for now & then continue to learn the basic arts that i'm still weak in.
But i'm still terrified.