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Little Bit of This and That
A twelve-tracker A Little Bit of This â€-N That, vol. 1 (MyTown 1867747) was, of course, produced again by Clay McMurray. In conjunction with my review of Pree's previous CD, A Style of My Own, I also drew up a small feature on her, which you may have read previously. I don't know if it's for nostalgia or some other reason, but there are many disco/dance cuts on the set that take you back to the days and style of LaBELLE and Donna Summer â€" Desire (by T. Colton & J. Roussel), One Look (J.K. Lightsey), You Danced Into My Life (Pree & L. Brown) and Disco People (Clay and Pree). Still on the uptempo side there's one hot messy dancer called I'm The Lady (Clay) plus two more melodic movers, You're Looking My Way and Love Me (both by Clay, Pree and M. Margerum). The two familiar songs are a whispery and soft interpretations of That's How Heartaches Are Made (Baby Washington in '63) and the tender 'Fallen', a theme from the movie, Pretty Woman. I Think about You is a pretty ballad composed by Clay & Blair McMurray, Tangle is an atmospheric, "meditating†slowie and If That's the Way You Want It was penned by Lambert & Potter and recorded by Tavares in 1973. Pree was recently in Wales, in October (2006) at the Prestatyn Resort singing lead for the Andantes. She also performs on a regular basis with Spyder Turner's STS Singers and is an in-demand background artist in Detroit's studios. Listen Up and Enjoy Music From Detroit & Pree 'A Little Bit Of This and That' Volume 1.
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After a week off, we're back with a bang. This is our pre E3 podcast in which we discuss the three platform holders and what they might show off. We also have a brief look at what the other big conference-holding publishers might talk about.
If you're a TSAcast fan, stick with us because this week we're going to be doing our E3 podcasts again. That means a packed schedule in the next couple of days in which we discuss what we saw, pack the show with other voices from TSA and ultimately go a little bit crazy. I expect to be tired to the point of hallucination by the time Nintendo's conference finishes on Tuesday evening so recording the podcast after that might leave us with bizarre results. Again.
We'll also be recording our regular thursday night slot, hopefully Lewis and Kev will be back for that one. Since this week is a bit crazy, though, I've set up a thread on our forums where you can drop your thoughts throughout the course of E3 and leave any questions you would like to see us answer.
This podcast features strong language, jokes in poor taste and adult themes, if you're offended by that then we recommend that you don't listen to it at all.
- As usual, you can grab the MP3 file here (right click to download).
- You might want to get it (when the RSS catches us) on the RSS feed, here.
- Or we're on iTunes, when iTunes feels like updating. You can also leave us a review and subscribe there, if you want to be particularly lovely.
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Can I download it to Vita?Comment posted on 03/06/2012 at 13:26.
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As it's an MP3; Yes, I do assume so :DComment posted on 03/06/2012 at 13:27.
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I tried a few weeks ago, and yes you can. Just access TSA on the web browser and click the MP3 file linkComment posted on 03/06/2012 at 16:39.
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Woo! You can.Comment posted on 03/06/2012 at 13:27.
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I dont' often have time to listen to the podcast but i'm off until wed and planning to eat drink and sleep E3, so this will do nicely to get things rolling! :)Comment posted on 03/06/2012 at 13:46.
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really nice to listen too=) and fun! why am i not listening to this more often?!!
and is there anyone who has the exact times for E3? when the conferences starts?Comment posted on 03/06/2012 at 18:53.

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Queensbury Theatre realizes its 'possible dream' with play
Updated 8:54 am, Friday, August 7, 2015
Queensbury Theatre unveiled its $7 million playhouse July 24 with "Man of La Mancha," which is often called the "impossible dream" musical because of its most famous ballad.
"Come and see our 'possible dream,'" said executive director Randal K. West, referring to how the space that for decades held Country Playhouse has been reborn as a multi-level, 21,000 square-foot theater near City Centre.
CityCentre is a self-contained community of retail, dining and living options located at 800 Town and Country Boulevard.
"We are delighted to be opening the building and opening our first show," said West, who arrived last Dec. 1 from Kansas to begin working with Queensbury volunteers who have been planning the new facility for seven years and actively executing their vision for the past three years.
"Any time you open a new building, there are hurdles," he said. "The rains this spring delayed us. Then, literally right before our permitting date, someone stole the water meter outside of our building. I asked, and it turns out there is a $35 brass valve in the meter, so thieves take water meters all over the city, all the time, to get a $35 brass valve."
More Information
Want to go?
What: "Man of La Mancha"
Where: Queensbury Theatre, 12777 Queensbury Lane
When: Through Aug. 23; 7:30 p.m. Thursdays; 8 p.m. Fridays-Saturdays; 2 p.m. Sundays
Cost: $30-48; reduction for season tickets
Information: 713-467-4497; queensburytheatre.org
Upon finding another industrial water meter, the theater passed city inspections, and the longtime community theater group took a giant step closer to "going from impossible to possible," said West.
A play selection committee chaired by Queensbury's artistic director, Bonnie Hewett, picked "Man of La Mancha" to lead off the theater's inaugural season, which includes three more shows on its main stage - a thriller, a farce and another musical - and four shows in the building's smaller, "black box" theater.
"I couldn't be happier," said Hewett.
"Man of La Mancha," which is based on the classic Spanish novel "Don Quixote" by Miguel de Cervantes, debuted on Broadway in 1965, winning five Tony Awards including best musical.
In the show's "play within a play," said leading man Alex Stutler, the main character portrays a minor nobleman who has read so many tales of knights and chivalry that he loses his sanity and sets out to "add grace to the world."
Stutler is entrusted with the score's most powerful song, "The Impossible Dream," in which his "mad" knight character vows "To fight for the right, Without question or pause, To be willing to march into Hell, For a heavenly cause."
He believes that by staying true to his "glorious quest," then "the world will be better for this."
"We have one terrific set; it's mind-blowing," said West, explaining that it made sense to pick a show with only one set rather than invite potential problems of a technically complicated set when this is the theater's first presentation.
Director Andrew Ruthven added, "It is a beautiful space, all shiny and new, but the challenge is that it's as new to me as it is to them. Usually, when you have a question, someone is right there with an answer, so it's a really exciting atmosphere to be experiencing this together. They are never going to have another 'first show' again."


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Residents stepped back in time to find out what life was like during World War Two thanks to a mobile museum event.
We'll Meet Again mobile museum descended on Finningley to show off their collection of thousands of artefacts from the war.
Visitors to the event at Finningley Church were even treated to a life like air raid reenactment.
Husband and wife duo Paul and Linda take their rare collection of memorabilia into schools and organisations across the country creating an unforgettable hands-on learning or reminiscing experience.
Children from St Oswalds Academy were among those who enjoyed the unique experience.
To find out more contact firstname.lastname@example.com, visit www.mobileww2museum.o.uk or ring 07903 529614.


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"To be a female narcissist is an act of political defiance comparable to not being humble as a person of color. It's about preserving your dignity in a world where you're constantly told you aren't shit and are expected to act accordingly."
Confused on how to feel after viewing Rihanna's newest and, quite frankly, amazing video earlier this week? This quote from Ayesha A. Siddiqi, writer at The New Inquiry, in conversation with Sarah Nicole Prickett and Susan Nicole Shepherd about just what to make of RiRi's latest offering is a very strong argument for Rihanna doing her thing for women, not for dudes. [The Hairpin]
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What is included with this book?
Edited by
Brian L. Strom, MD, MPH
Executive Vice Dean for Institutional Affairs, George S. Pepper Professor of Public Health
and Preventive Medicine, Professor of Biostatistics and Epidemiology, of Medicine, and
of Pharmacology, Center for Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics, Center for
Pharmacoepidemiology Research and Training, Perelman School of Medicine at the
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, USA
Stephen E. Kimmel, MD, MSCE
Professor of Medicine and of Epidemiology, Center for Clinical Epidemiology and
Biostatistics, Center for Pharmacoepidemiology Research and Training, Perelman School
of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, USA
Sean Hennessy, PharmD, PhD
Associate Professor of Epidemiology and of Pharmacology, Center for Clinical Epidemiology
and Biostatistics, Center for Pharmacoepidemiology Research and Training, Perelman School
of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, USA
List of Contributors
Preface to Second Edition
1. What is Pharmacoepidemiology?
Brian L. Strom
2. Study Designs Available for Pharmacoepidemiology Studies
Brian L. Strom
3. Sample Size Considerations for Pharmacoepidemiology Studies
Brian L. Strom
4. Basic Principles of Clinical Pharmacology Relevant to Pharmacoepidemiology Studies
Jeffrey Barrett and Athena F. Zuppa
5. When Should One Perform Pharmacoepidemiology Studies?
Brian L. Strom
6. Views from Academia, Industry, Regulatory Agencies, and the Legal System
The View from Academia
Jerry Avorn
The View from Industry
Jingping Mo and Robert F. Reynolds
The View from Regulatory Agencies
Gerald J. Dal Pan and Peter Arlett
The View from the Legal System
Aaron S. Kesselheim
7. Postmarketing Spontaneous Pharmacovigilance Reporting Systems
Gerald J. Dal Pan, Marie Lindquist, and Kate Gelperin
8. Overview of Automated Databases in Pharmacoepidemiology
Brian L. Strom
9. Examples of Existing Databases:
Health Maintenance Organizations / Health Plans
Sengwee Toh, Susan E. Andrade, Marsha A. Raebel, Denise Boudreau, Robert L. Davis,
Katherine Haffenreffer, Pamala A. Pawloski, Richard Platt is
US Government Claims Databases
Sean Hennessy, Cristin Palumbo Freeman, Francesca Cunningham
Medical Record Databases
Alexis Ogdie, Sinéad M Langan, John Parkinson, Hassy Dattani, Karel Kostev and Joel M Gelfand
Canadian provincial databases
Yola Moride
Pharmacy-based Medical Record Linkage Systems
Ron MC Herings and Lars Pedersen
10. Field Studies
David F Kaufman
11. How Should One Perform Pharmacoepidemiology Studies? Choosing Among the Available Alternatives
Brian L. Strom
12. Validity of Pharmacoepidemiologic Drug and Diagnosis Data
Suzanne L. West, Mary Elizabeth Ritchey, and Charles Poole
13. Inferring Causation from Case Reports
Judith K. Jones
14. Molecular Pharmacoepidemiology
Stephen E. Kimmel, Hubert G. Leufkens, and Timothy R. Rebbeck
15. Bioethical Issues in Pharmacoepidemiologic Research
Antoine C El Khoury
16. The Use of Randomized Controlled Trials for Pharmacoepidemiologic Studies
Samuel M. Lesko and Allen A. Mitchell
17. Pharmacoeconomics: Economic Evaluation of Pharmaceuticals
Kevin A. Schulman, Henry A. Glick, Daniel Polsky, and Shelby D. Reed
18. Using Quality-of-Life Measurements in Pharmacoepidemiologic Research
Holger J. Schünemann, Bradley C. Johnston, Roman Jaeschke, Gordon H. Guyatt
19. The Use of Meta-analysis in Pharmacoepidemiology
Jesse A. Berlin and M. Soledad Cepeda
20. Studies of Medication Adherence
Trisha Acri and Robert Gross
21. Advanced Approaches to Controlling Confounding in Pharmacoepidemiologic Research
Sebastian Schneeweiss and Samy Suissa
22. Special Applications of Pharmacoepidemiology
Studies of Drug Utilization
David Lee
Evaluating and Improving Physician Prescribing
Sumit R. Majumdar, Helene L. Lipton, and Stephen B. Soumerai
Special Methodological Issues in Pharmacoepidemiology Studies of Vaccine Safety
Claudia Vellozzi, Robert T. Chen, and Jason Glanz
Pharmacoepidemiologic Studies of Devices
Danica Marinac-Dabic, Sharon-Lise T. Normand, and Art Sedrakyan
Studies of Drug-Induced Birth Defects
Allen A. Mitchell
Risk Management
Gerald J. Dal Pan, Stella Blackburn, and Claudia Karwoski
The Use of Pharmacoepidemiology to Study Medication Errors
David W. Bates
FDA Sentinel
Melissa A. Robb and Rachel E. Sherman
Comparative Effectiveness Research
Brian L. Strom, Rita Schinnar, and Sean Hennessy
23. The Future of Pharmacoepidemiology
Brian L. Strom, Stephen E. Kimmel, and Sean Hennessy
Appendix A – Sample size tables
Appendix B – Glossary


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Hell's Garden This isn't on any of their albums but Dave Grohl did this song on the second half of his demo tape, Pocketwatch. This is also my first tab. Enjoy! Note: I play a Squier Stratocaster so it will sound better if you have a Gibso (guitaretab.com)


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Level with me, Dyann! is a blog where I can express my thoughts, ramble, be total fangirl, nerdrage, and whatnot…you know girl stuff. Warning: Its not always wrapped up in a pretty pink bow. Thanks for reading! Dyann Callahan
NOTICE: spoilers past this point, do not read on unless you really want to know!
Can you abuse us anymore, Bioware? Its like a boyfriend who, when you finally swallow his bull about a dirty deed like the effed up ending of ME3 showing me years of hard work do not matter in the end, that comes up with yet another spotty episode of…but wait theres more.
Yeah , in true capitalist form…no character ever dies when it can be pimped out for more money with a miraculous comeback for yet another sequel. When fans when cut to their knees at the callous end of the "Red Ending" right before the credits run and Shepard is seen gasping for air (just before the seen fades and it is unclear if he lives or dies in a "Total Recall" Mars moment).
~~~~~~ Insert alternative Scoobie Doo ending there~~~~~
BioWare has now officially confirmed/let it slip that Shepard doesn't actually dieeeeeeeeeee ( its YOUR fault for thinking that, stupid noobs- it was their plan alll along), and they throw out some inkling for future appearances by everyone's favorite commander in the worst ending upset evah. Somehow, I see Tull slipping on latex gloves to show us Bioware's Wessonaility when this was posted:
~~~~~ Tully Ackland, Bioware's own, posted the the following on the game's official forums:
One of the goals for the Extended Cut, as part of addressing player feedback, was to provide more time with the love interest, and more opportunity for players to say goodbye to them and provide additional moments of connection between them. We did this in several ways:
■Shepard can now actually say goodbye to the love interest when they are split up at the conduit run.
■When Shepard sees flashbacks of important characters during the final decision, the flashbacks are now variable based on your playthrough – so your love interest can appear as one of the flashbacks, providing another moment of reflection between Shepard and that character.
■A memorial scene was added, partly to show a close bond between Shepard and the love interest. The scene is variable, and if Shepard has a love interest in a given playthrough, it will be that character who places Shepard's name on the memorial wall.
■You may notice that in the "Shepard lives" ending, the love interest hesitates to place Shepard's name on the wall, and instead looks up as though deep in thought. This is meant to suggest that the love interest is not ready to believe Shepard is dead, and the final scene reveals they are correct. As the Normandy lifts off, there is hope that the love interest and Shepard will again be together.
What next a Brony ending for Conner? I THINK someone owes me some lobster, or at least some Taco Bell!!!


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Before the internet made it easier to network with other alternative parents, before there was a genre of mama zines, or even Hip Mama, there was "The Future Generation: The Zine for Subculture Parents, Kids, Friends & Others." Created by China Martens in 1990 (after the birth of her daughter in 1988), the zine was unlike any other. Her mother, who read to her from as early as one month old and fashioned cut-and-paste picture books for her as a toddler, was her original zinester influence. She has a short story "On The Road (with baby)" published in Breeder: Real Life Stories from the New Generation of Mothers; is a columnist for Slug and Lettuce; and won the 2002 Baltimore City Paper "Best Of" zine award for "I was...a Student Nurse." Seventeen years later, China is still cranking out issues of her groundbreaking zine—most recently #15 "The Raising Teenagers" issue. She spent the last year compiling all of the issues into one too-good-to-be-true volume: Future Generation: The Zine-Book For Subculture Parents, Kids, Friends And Others China and I have been long-time Internet friends and have collaborated on Mamaphiles, a mama zinester collaboration. When I heard about her new book, I couldn't wait to (virtually) sit down and chat with her about the journey that led to it.
Stacey Greenberg: So why did you decide to put out a zine in the first place?
China Martens: I wanted to create an information and support network for alternative parents. There wasn't anything like that at the time. It was very rare to meet other parents like myself. We were all hungry for information, departing off the "known" path of the way we were raised. It was hard being a parent in the subculture because you lost some of the support and resources you had first gained within it: you no longer could keep up in the same way because you were a parent. But you didn't fit in with mainstream parents or parenting resources either. We needed to communicate with each other, and for the first time I felt I was experiencing issues that there wasn't already a zine or a movement based around addressing. There was not even a single zine that had parenting essays in it or was made by a parent. (Not that I saw anyway, and I had been around a lot of zines in what felt, at the time, like the heyday of zines.) The closest thing I could find was Mothering Magazine which had the natural parenting stuff I believed in, but absolutely nothing political in it, or punk, or said anything about how to put your ideals into action when you were living the nitty-gritty life. (Like if you were poor or stressed out).
SG: How did you come up with the name, The Future Generation?
China: I don't totally remember. I think it was because it was a phrase one often heard and it put importance on what that meant, for society, for us all. As a parent you suddenly become very much concerned with the future that your child is going to grow up into and connect with the idea of generations more, of your past and future. Before I was a parent, I wasn't even sure if I would have a future. I think that was very common in those days, to wonder if you would even live past 21. The switch from being a young person, into being a young adult and parent, meant now I had more responsibility for the outcome of things. I wanted my zine to have personal experiences but also theories, to look at the bigger picture, to be something that folks without children (like many of the anarchists and alternative types around me) could get into to. (i.e. How do the little actions of today affect the future?) I think child-raising issues are extremely interesting and encompass anthropology, sociology, and philosophy as well as hands-on-experience with putting your theories into practice. "The Future Generation" sounded like a good serious title. It's not just each of our own children; it's all of our children. It's society. It's what we hope to see. We know where we've been. Now where are we going?
SG: How did the "anarchists and alternative types" around you respond to TFG?
China: Mostly very positively. I think the anarchists got it most of all. I still have saved a review of TFG issue #7 in Slug and Lettuce: This is an excellent zine that in my opinion gives feminism a different twist. I find it hard to describe because the articles are very revealing and informative. It's got well researched stuff about women, and unlike most feminist and/or riot girl zines it doesn't come off with too much anger and hatred. The essay about motherhood is particularly very "moving" and filled with substance. Sometimes punk publications have responded by dismissing my zine as hippie (one of the worst insults in punk circles) or good "if you are interested in that kind of thing." There was a serious issue, in the punk and ecological movements, with the concept of overpopulation and that to have children was socially irresponsible. Feminist publications (in the early days) have also dismissed me, not reviewing my zine or even taking my issues seriously, not wanting to deal with the whole topic of "motherhood" beyond being an oppressive role. Motherhood was a very uncool topic to broach. That's important to note too – that across the board, I would say, it was not something very "cool" with anyone. (Except for the status quo, they were all over "family values" but I was not status quo. In fact I kind of felt in danger from the status quo, they would like to take away my child for looking different or doing things against the grain.) Generally it made people laugh or take notice because my subject matter was just so different compared to any other zine around back then. I know your question only asked me how the alternative types responded to me, but I think it's of note to say that the mainstream press wouldn't have touched anything I wrote with a ten foot pole.
SG: What has it been like going from "zinester" to "author"?
China: It is wonderful! Now I'm not sure if it's also because of my age (41) or that I had to really work to get here, because I don't think it would feel the same way if I was younger and was coming out with my first book, but I'm not sure. It's just so re-affirming. I can tell you I am some of the happiest I have ever been in my life – I feel so satisfied with this accomplishment. I've been writing for so long, when anyone cared or not, and often against my family's wishes. My father always thought being a writer was like being a bum and my daughter echoed his sentiments in her adolescence. Adolescent daughters can be really cruel. I don't think there is anyone who knows how to hurt you better. I got used to holding onto my writing, for myself. I will never give up on that. You can't take that away from me. In my thirties, after failing to attain a career or two, I decided to just call myself a writer. It's all I am, all I can be, all I want to be. I work any job I can get but what I do with my life is write. I'm not saying that I'm a "good" writer but that I spend a lot of my time writing and trying to write and fighting to write. I have an attitude that is bound to feel good in failure, although that can get a little bitter at times. So now in a time of success (my number one goal since I was 13 was to be a published author) I am really enjoying it for all its worth. I feel like I am playing pretend! I mean I haven't seen the actual book yet, it's coming back from the printer's next week. But I get to change my bio on workshop proposals and stuff, from zine editor to author. It feels like a big step to me, not just having a book but the work that went into making a larger collection of what I have written. I grew with that process. (It was like a marathon or something. I was always running shorter races. Now I feel I know how to follow a bigger project to its conclusion.) My dad and my daughter have been softening up in the last few years, and I think when they see me get some recognition from the world, it makes them feel better about what I do with my time and the cost it takes to do that. My daughter, at this point, is busting out with joy and pride in me. She is past being a teenager, she is a young adult. So I am like "Weeee!" on easy street. I raised a kid and wrote a book. Even my dad said to me "This thing you do, although you don't get any money for it, it's good you do this thing you do." That is the most positive thing he has ever said to me on the subject. He usually asks me how my friend (hip mama editor) Ariel Gore is doing, if she lives off her writing yet. And when I say "No," then he isn't impressed. But I don't write for them! That's the thing. Being published can't change what your family thinks of you. I believe writers can have difficulty with their family life, but my family has come to stand behind me anyway, and this book makes it easier to do that sometimes. (i.e. "Wow. She's not just 41 with this zine. She has a book.) I want to put out more! You can probably tell that I am in a very positive mind frame right now. And no one has even seen or reviewed the book yet! But I've seen it and it looks great, it is totally what I want it to be. We have worked two years for this book to come out and now I am going on the "Crazy Dreams & Ideals" Tour with Ariel Gore and Annie Downey. Am I going to enjoy this time in my life? Hell Yea! Last year I was depressed turning 40. I was just poor, tired, and ugly. But now I am a book author. This might all sound very superficial, and I am just playing around some. But the point is I have something to show for my life. It's been two years of getting this together, compiling 15 years of making a zine that spans my parenting life, and working with others…to make this book that is really beautiful and all encompassing. I am really happy with this project. And happy it's done! (I was not happy working on it, it was hard work.) I mean it's big. This is a big deal to me. And no matter what others think of it, I have this book for myself, for my daughter, for my friends…and many more people who will get a chance to see my work. Basically my life's work at this point. Or is it just the beginning? Yea, I'm excited. But I think I am pretty grounded in my expectations. As a zinester, I understand process. I am involved in every step, but I'm not going it alone and I don't have to pay to xerox it. (Now that I don't have copy shop connections anymore.) My time as a zinester has definitely prepared me for this. Books take longer to come out and can go to more people. Zines are a joy to have control over yourself and make as you like. Both are a good thing. My first book is a mutant: it's a zine-book. You have caught me at a good time, with this question. I have also experienced aggravation at times, with the unique feeling of helplessness that comes from not doing it all yourself when you are used to doing it yourself. Also it is more of a nerve wracking process, pulling off a larger sized project, than it is to do a zine. The rewards of zines are numerous, and they can be more fresh, unique, timely, and I think more free. I did a new issue of my zine after I handed in my manuscript and it was such a great feeling to slip back into that realm, to express myself and publish on my own terms and time-table, and with the feeling of informality. Books can be intimidating. Zines are more humane.
SG: I'm so happy for you! A book tour sounds really exciting--what's it like?
China: It is really, really fun! And Ariel will be 6 months pregnant! Last time we would always get a drink before we read to shake off the nerves but not this time! I think it will be more tame like that, lots of taking care of ourselves cuz it's also a bit longer of a tour. BUT if you like road trips, you will like touring. You get to see new things all the time! And meet new people that are nice to you and see new bookstores that you get to read in! And it's a whirlwind sometimes, sensory overload of all these new interesting people and sights, so it gets silly and surreal - and you laugh and bond with your tour mates. And it's kinda like being in the circus. You are rushing to get to the next place....then you get nervous. Will anyone show up? Will you read ok? Will they like it? And then when you are done, you feel so bold and good that you did it that you read on stage and people clapped. You are really happy and can relax and talk and chill and where are we sleeping anyway? And where are we going? Then you wake up and do it again! Some days are a lot of driving - 7 hours! Sometimes you have to wake up really early. So I think with Ariel pregnant, we should do a good job of healthy eating and resting and taking care of her and hopefully the traveling will be ok. I know it can be uncomfortable to travel with a belly—hell I did it a lot, but it's kind of also really essential if you want to raise a little lucky world traveler-to-be. The motion rocks them in the womb and they wind up feeling happy and talking deep thoughts during travel, for the rest of their lives. I know my daughter is like that. Touring is a rare chance for a writer to be social and to enjoy themselves and talk to other writers and readers. It's the party time, no daily responsibilities like cleaning the house or cooking supper and going to work. When we get home then we have to get back to normal, start our next project, and take out the trash and all that. But touring is totally, very rock and roll!
SG: So what's next for you?
China: Is it alright if I take this question literally? What' s next for me is to take a shower, get dressed, pack all my zines and get on the train to go to the first Anarchist Bookfair in New York City where I am moderating a workshop called, "Don't Leave your Friends Behind: Anarchism & Supporting Parents and Children." This workshop is a project developed by Victoria Law and myself which has been evolving since we first did it last year in Boston at La Revolta! (An Anarcha-Feminist Festival). We are interested in communicating with the child-free radical community in how to support parents' and children's needs. This has been evolving into networking with others (Jennifer Silverman and Amy Hamilton will be joining us as presenters for this one), and for me, an interest in organizing radical childcare. (I organized Kids Corner at the Mid-Atlantic Radical Bookfair last year, a first! For me, and for the bookfair.) We are now editing a book together, with Jessica Mills (Maximum Rock n Roll columnist "My mama wears combat boots") collecting the experiences and writings from the anarchist parents listserv and radical community into a Rad Parents Allies Handbook. It's exciting stuff. As my daughter has grown, it's given me free hands to involve myself in some activism as an older, not-actively-raising-a-child woman, to use my experiences to try to build better support networks for the children and parents coming up now, and I really like it. But this is all kind of... I don't know...serious stuff. It's not very personal but more community minded. It feels good to be involved with others too. But it's something I do a little bit, time to time, that doesn't really have too much to do with me as a writer. I mean it does, but I do other writing too besides parenting stuff—it's just that the parenting stuff is better known at this point. What I really want to work on is writing a novel! I have been working on this creative-nonfiction novel for a while now and I really love working on it. It's a really liberating place to write creatively, and not as any form of activism, but more just art and self-expression. I am hoping now that I have finished one book, or zine-book, it will not be intimidating to me anymore and now I can finish this second book easier. So far I enjoy writing on this novel a lot more than I did working on the zine-book, but I suppose that is also because it's a new inspiration and not just compiling old ancient things. I am fearful, because I actually like writing this novel, that no one will like it. (I believe the inverse is going to be true with my zine-book. I really believe people will like it, that it has an audience. And I totally hated working on that. The whole process was like pulling my fingers across a chalkboard, but I love the results!) But that's ok. I just want to write and finish this novel, my first one. My number one goal with that project is just to finish it. Even if it sucks and only I like it. And then I will write another one.
You can order "The Future Generation: The Zine-Book for Subculture Parents, Kids, Friends & Others" from http://www.atomicbooks.com/products/-/12973.html or ask for it at your local independent bookstore. Also to check out the "Crazy Dreams and Ideals" (April 20-28) Book Tour schedule with China Martens, Ariel Gore, and Annie Downey: http://www.arielgore.com and http://anniedowney.com/ Stacey Greenberg is the creator of the zine, Fertile Ground: For People who Dig Parenting.
Future Generation Interview by Stacey Greenberg
Before the internet made it easier to network with other alternative parents, before there was a genre of mama zines, or even Hip Mama, there was "The Future Generation: The Zine for Subculture Parents, Kids, Friends & Others." Created by China Martens in 1990 (after the birth of her daughter in 1988), the zine was unlike any other. Her mother, who read to her from as early as one month old and fashioned cut-and-paste picture books for her as a toddler, was her original zinester influence. She has a short story "On The Road (with baby)" published in Breeder: Real Life Stories from the New Generation of Mothers; is a columnist for Slug and Lettuce; and won the 2002 Baltimore City Paper "Best Of" zine award for "I was...a Student Nurse." Seventeen years later, China is still cranking out issues of her groundbreaking zine—most recently #15 "The Raising Teenagers" issue. She spent the last year compiling all of the issues into one too-good-to-be-true volume: Future Generation: The Zine-Book For Subculture Parents, Kids, Friends And Others China and I have been long-time Internet friends and have collaborated on Mamaphiles, a mama zinester collaboration. When I heard about her new book, I couldn't wait to (virtually) sit down and chat with her about the journey that led to it.


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Colombo, Feb. 17(ANI): The Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau (SLTPB) has appointed Ruvini Dias Bandaranayake as its new Managing Director.
Ms. Bandaranayake assumed duties as Managing Director at the Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau on February 15, 2016 at a ceremony held under the patronage of the Minister of Tourism and Christian Affaires, John Amaratunga, reports Lanka Page Website.
Bandaranayake was previously Executive Director at Airport and Aviation Services Sri Lanka and she also functioned as MD/CEO of JCT Colombo Oil Bank.
She is expected to lead the team at Sri Lanka Tourism to strengthen the country's tourism industry to further develop Sri Lanka's position in the world tourism ranks via various promotional and marketing activities.
The Government's strategic marketing plan for 2016 will be backed by both private and public sector stakeholders, addressing long-standing needs of the tourism industry and the future goals of the country as a sustainable tourism destination.(ANI)


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What church in the New Testament stands out as the model for the rest? This question was asked during a church growth seminar. It was no surprise that no one attempted to give the church in Corinth that honor.
Understandably, everyone said it was the infant church in Jerusalem, described in Acts 2:42-47. But to the apostle Paul, the church in Thessalonica was the model church. He told them, "You have become an example [model, NIV] to all the believers in Greece, throughout both Macedonia and Achaia" (1 Thessalonians 1:7). The church in Thessalonica was characterized by "faithful work, loving deeds," and the "enduring hope" (v.3). The believers boldly proclaimed the good news to people everywhere, even beyond their own country (v.8). They were a model church because they served the Lord faithfully, loved each other deeply, and expectantly longed to see the Lord at His second coming (vv.9-10). They lived changed lives, so radically altered that people felt the impact. Their godly behavior and Christlike conduct (v.6) were doing the talking. Their 100-percent commitment to God is noticed and talked about (vv.8-9). Indeed, they had "turned the world upside down" (Acts 17:6 NKJV).
Paul celebrated the fact that they exhibited a lifestyle produced by faith, a labor motivated by love, and a steadfastness anchored in hope (1 Thessalonians 3). These virtues are indispensable and unmistakable trail markers of Christian growth and maturity. They are like a compass for the maturing Christian, providing direction for the way to go. Believers in Jesus should often evaluate their own faith, love, and hope.
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Michael Portantiere • New York City • Aug 28, 2001
The death of Kathleen Freeman last Thursday, August 23, from lung cancer created an extraordinary outpouring of sympathy from the theater community. The lights of several Broadway theaters--including those of the Eugene O'Neill, where Freeman had been appearing in her Tony-nominated role of Jeanette Burmeister in The Full Monty--were dimmed on the following evening to mark the passing of the veteran actress who, throughout her remarkable career, had amassed highly impressive credits in theater (Deathtrap, Annie, Woman of the Year), film (everything from Singin' in the Rain to The Fly to both Blues Brothers flicks) and television (shows far too numerous to mention). The lady had reportedly been offered and had accepted the role of Aunt Eller in the upcoming Oklahoma! revival, and it's a great loss that none of us will get to experience that performance.
"She walked into our rehearsal hall 10 days late and lit up the room and the subsequent production of The Full Monty," said that show's director, Jack O'Brien, of Freeman. "She did nothing in her life more complicated than make everyone happy every time she opened her mouth. She was the perfect definition of the consummate pro, and she played the last year of her life to full houses and standing ovations. It seems like the appropriate curtain." Some members of the audience at the first performance of The Full Monty following the announcement of Freeman's death reported that Jason Danieley had an understandably hard time getting through "You Walk With Me," the song that his character Malcolm MacGregor sings at the funeral of his mother.
Freeman's age at the time of her death was variously listed as 78 or 82, depending on the source. But though the exact number of years she spent on this earth is questionable, there's no doubt that she fit O'Brien's description of her as "the consummate pro." In this regard, several observers have pointed out that her death may represent something even more sorrowful than the passing of a great entertainer and a beloved human being. Freeman had been closed-mouthed about her lung cancer, keeping up with her schedule at The Full Monty in spite of that grave illness; in fact, she played two performances of the musical on Saturday, August 18, just five days before her death. This kind of unconditional love for show business stands in marked contrast to the attitude of certain members of a much younger generation of stage performers who consider the demands of an eight-performance week far too rigorous and, therefore, do not take that schedule seriously. A related issue is that, perhaps due to a lack of solid training, some of today's actors and singers evidently aren't up to the physical challenges of eight a week. (Click here to read "The Show May Go On," a TheaterMania feature article on this subject that was published in January 2000.) The aggregate number of absences for the above reasons, plus those that truly cannot be avoided due to serious illness or emergency, have created a situation wherein theatergoers are beginning to consider themselves lucky not to find at least one understudy or standby listed for any Broadway performance.
Some people today honestly feel that "the show must go on" is a quaint old concept that should be retired. Freeman was not one of those people. As more and more of her kind are lost to the theater world, it seems that a special type of love and dedication is being lost as well. A reliable source tells me that a certain musical theater ingénue unashamedly announces to one and all that she does not feel it reasonable or necessary to perform eight times a week--which may, at least in part, have been what caused her to lose one of the plum roles of the 2001-2002 Broadway season. Let's hope that her point of view remains more an aberration than the norm. And let's express our appreciation of those younger performers who are, in fact, proudly carrying on the noble tradition exemplified by Kathleen Freeman and others of her breed.
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Rockets-Jazz: Different Game, Same Results For HoustonApril 22, 2008
That might just about do it for the Houston Rockets.
"Thanks for visiting the NBA Western Conference Playoffs. We hope you enjoyed your stay. Here are some lovely parting gifts."
It may not be officially over, but the Rockets, for all intensive purposes, are done. They're halfway to yet another first-round playoff exit, as they fell to the Utah Jazz in Game 2 of the first-round series 90-84 on Monday at Toyota Center.
Utah takes a 2-0 series lead as they head back home to EnergySolutions Arena, a place where they were an NBA-best 37-4 this season.
Early, it appeared it would be a promising night for the Rockets, who looked helpless down the stretch in a 93-82 Game 1 loss on Saturday. They came out with energy, aggressiveness and star guard Tracy McGrady appeared to be on a mission.
Unfortunately for Houston, some of the same problems that plagued them in Game 1 popped up again in Game 2. Missed free throws? Check (They were 16-of-26 from the line, 61.5 percent). Missed layups? Check (After missing 19 on Saturday, the Rockets missed 17 more on Monday). Tracy McGrady disappearing in the fourth quarter? Check and check (He scored 1 point in the final 12 minutes).
In McGrady's defense, he was one of the main reasons the Rockets were even in the game when the fourth quarter came around. He was active, he was aggressive and he did all the things you want a superstar to do (something Magic Johnson eloquently pointed out during the halftime show of the broadcast). He took the ball to the basket, he created opportunities for teammates and dished when necessary, he defended, blocked shots, rebounded and hit some big shots.
But when the fourth quarter came, McGrady couldn't answer the bell. He looked and played like a tired human being. The Jazz constantly ran fresh bodies at him all night in an effort to wear him down and it worked. Unlike Game 1, in which it appeared he simply chose not to take over, in Game 2, he tried, but failed.
Still, his fourth quarter was a big reason the Rockets came up short. He's a star on a team filled with role players - some of which played their roles well on Monday.
But more often than not, it was the stronger, deeper Jazz that made plays when they had to.
For the second straight game, Deron Williams (22 points, five assists) was brilliant. He set the tone early by hitting three 3-pointers in the first quarter and stayed aggressive from tip to buzzer.
And while Carlos Boozer was limited to 13 points and seven rebounds because of foul trouble, Mehmet Okur more than picked up the slack, with 16 points and 16 rebounds. Who knew he stayed around the basket long enough to grab that many boards?
The Jazz took a 47-41 lead into the break and the Rockets, much like they did in Game 1, made an impressive run in the third quarter to tie the game and a few times, take the lead.
Utah backup point guard Ronnie Price, who was filling in for Williams who injured his tailbone in the third, gave the Jazz a 69-67 lead heading into the fourth quarter by knocking down a 3-pointer at the end of the third.
The Rockets bounced back and were able to take as much as a three-point lead, 74-71, with 8:48 remaining. Then, getting buckets became an issue. The Rockets went without a field goal for the next 5:08 before Luis Scola ended the drought with a layup to cut the Jazz's lead to 81-80.
The Jazz were able to build the lead to 85-80 and setting off the key sequence to decide the game. The Rockets cut it to 85-82 after a pair of Scola free throws with 1:21 left. Then, after the Rockets got a stop, they got the ball back and McGrady found Bobby Jackson for an open 3-pointer to tie the game, but Scola was charged with an offensive foul for shoving Kirilenko in the corner.
On the next possession, the Rockets' stout defense forced a fallaway shot by Kyle Korver which hit the side of the backboard, but Andrei Kirilenko showed up to get the crucial rebound, save it from going out of bounds and dish it to Korver who basically lobbed it up from 15 feet away with one second on the shot clock, draining it for the five-point lead with 20 seconds left. Ballgame. And possibly, series.


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The organisation has been successful in achieving all of its goals, most notably the huge increase in PVC recycling across Europe. In 2011, the PVC industry redefined the role of Recovinyl as part of the new VinylPlus programme.
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May is upon us and General Hospital is bringing to its audience several major events, and it all kicks off this Friday with the 2015 Nurses Ball. Who will perform? What will happen? The two day events airs on May 1st, and the second episode is on Monday, May 4th.
Then, a murder mystery begins! Is this the end of Duke Lavery since it has been reported that Ian Buchanan is out at GH? Or, someone else? If so, who do you think will be the prime suspects?
Next, in a few weeks its the two day live shows where GH is broadcasting live from their studios in Los Angeles. Will GH May blow you away?
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"It's none of their business what we do in the city of Edmonton," he said. "I don't butt into Toronto's business. I don't appreciate it at all."
Mandel said it's "disrespectful" for another city to pass a resolution about what Edmonton should or shouldn't do.
Toronto city council voted Tuesday to move the Toronto Zoo's three remaining elephants to the Performing Welfare Society in California before the end of the year.
The motion also called on the City of Edmonton to "invite independent veterinarians to assist in assessing Lucy's condition and treat her, if necessary, so that she can be sent to one of the two elephant sanctuaries in the United States as soon as possible."
The city has long maintained a move would be too dangerous for the 37-year-old Asian elephant. The city's veterinarian said a breathing problem could kill her if she becomes stressed.
Mandel went on to praise city staff for the care they're giving the elephant.
Mandel said he wasn't offended by Paul McCartney allowing an animal interest group to petition concert goers at his Wednesay and Thursday night shows.McCartney gave permission to Voice for Animals to get signatures on a petition calling for a panel of veterinary experts to examine Lucy.
In 2010, the Alberta Court of Queen's Bench dismissed an action to move the elephant by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals and Zoocheck.


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An entrepreneur has paid £50,000 for a photo of a derelict beach hut in Thorpe Bay, Essex and residents say the hut itself could have been bought, at the time the shot was taken, for just £12,000.
According to the Daily Mail, Simon Lance Burgess paid the huge price for the shot, taken by professional photographer Andrew Areoff, to give him exclusive rights to the photograph. The Daily Mail say Simon said the photo would be used in an advertising campaign for his mortgage protection company.
The photographer, Andrew Areoff, took the photo of the beach hut, which has now been renovated, in 2006 for a project all about capturing the Essex coastline. (Via Mail Online)


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Owls Starlet Gets Scotland Call
Wednesday hot prospect Liam Palmer has received a call-up to a training camp with the Scotland under-19's.
The midfielder has been in top form with the Owls' U18 team so far this season, grabbing rave reviews for his performances along the way.
Owls boss Alan Irvine has also revealed he's a big fan of the youngster, promoting him to the first team and including him on the bench since taking charge at S6.
Palmer qualifies to play for Scotland thanks to his grandparents on one side of his family.
The youngster, and the Owls, will be hoping his selection is the first of many international call-ups as he looks to continue his rapid progression in the game.


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Ronaldo, Bale Shortlisted For Uefa Best Player
Cristiano Ronaldo has made the three-man shortlist for the 2016 Uefa's Best Player in Europe award while his nemesis, Lionel Messi has been left out.
Ronalo, the odds-on favourite for a second best player in Europe gong, is joined on the podium by Real Madrid teammate Gareth Bale and Atletico Madrid forward Antoine Griezmann after a second round of votes from UEFA's 55 member countries.
All three Madrid-based players performed well at the recently concluded European Championship, with Ronaldo leading Portugal over hosts France in the final, Griezmann adding a golden boot to his runner-up medal by scoring six goals, and Bale inspiring Wales to the semifinals with three goals and a number of assists.
Ronaldo and Bale also powered Real Madrid to an unprecedented 11th Uefa Champions League trophy, beating city rivals Atletico and Griezmann in the final.
According to the second-round polls, Barcelona duo, Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez narrowly missed the shortlist. With Messi coming fifth behind teammate Suarez who was top scorer in La Liga last season.
The jury will cast their votes for the winner during the 2016/17 UEFA Champions League group stage draw in Monaco on Thursday 25 August.
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WESTFIELD - The Village of Westfield Water Department will be flushing hydrants within the water district Mondays through Fridays during the weeks of April 15 through May 10 from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
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The Italian international left the club for Milan in the summer and he's found his scoring touch with the Rossoneri after netting eight in 23 League games so far this term.
"I am a little frightened by Nocerino," Zamparini told Radio Radio. "Usually almost all of our former players end up scoring against us."
The 26-year-old has developed into a key player for Milan and the Italian international started in last night's 1-0 loss to America.
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She looks like Selita Ebanks. The face, hair, no neck and skin color.
She looks like Selita Ebanks. The face, hair, no neck and skin color.
She basically said this herself. Said she wants to do Victoria's Secret and SI, but didn't offer up any other desires. I think she cut herself. That and the fact Tyra already knew her pre-show, she won't win, IMO.Originally Posted by raindrops47;2580930;
haha yeah i was actually going to say thatOriginally Posted by Tribal Speak;2581033;
it's good she likes victoria's secret and SI, because that could be the onlytype of work she gets.
and is it just me, or does she look EXACTLY like rihanna?
Didn't all the girls have to be 5'9 and over this cycle to apply?Originally Posted by raindrops47;2580931;
Im glad shes aware of what type of modeling fits her atleast she isnt stupid
Shes drop dead gorgeous.
And I'm on her side
Hopefully she can do some edgy stuff.
Nah.Originally Posted by Valenti;2581142;
5'7'' as always.
Saleisha actually did say she thought she could do high fashion as well.
i think she looks short... thats why i ask
hopefully when shrinking violet does the interviews she'll ask them for their hights
this is a boring girl with a boring look.
and the whole t-zone thing .. if saleisha does win, then the entire competition becomes a joke. tyra will just be advertising, not judging a modeling competition. However ludicrous this show has now become, I really hope tyra at least keeps up the pretense of a legit competition.
I think no matter what happens to Saleisha, it's because of T-Zone. If she wins, then Tyra will be picking favorites; if she loses, it's because Tyra doesn't want to look like she's picking favorites.
That being said, she's dreadfully boring and will probably make it to the final three.


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Glen Elgin Distillery
The Glen Elgin Distillery is situated 10 miles south of where the river Lossie exits to the sea and about 40 miles east of Inverness.
Founded at the end of the whisky boom in 1898, it was built and designed by the notable distillery architect Charles Doig of Elgin.
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Exactly twenty years ago, a document was published that played a huge role in establishing the web as we know it today. Twenty years later, and this simple and straightforward document is proof of an irrefutable fact: while closed technologies can change markets, open technologies can change the world.
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Besides MSN, I recall CompuServ, and of course AOL (well, don't remember it as such, wrong continent, but was aware of it). Only after '95 the web took off (at least in the Netherlands, afair), and crushed everything else.
I do wonder what the future of the web holds though, with all these tablet and phone apps taylored to a specific website.


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Before David Faddis arrived at Seattle Pacific, he had worn a tux once. At the end of his freshman year, he could throw one on faster than any other outfit. His new familiarity with a bow tie was courtesy of a three-week-long internship at the Cannes Film Festival in France. The May festival was right at the height of Spring Quarter, so David spent his days working on SPU homework assignments and attending film premieres, which he describes as "like a lot of friends getting together to watch a project." That sounds right, especially if you're friends with Brad Pitt.
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