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McWilliams played Janet Mason for six years on GUIDING LIGHT from 1969 to 1975 and originated the role of Tracy DeWitt on ANOTHER WORLD in 1976 (later played by DIARY OF A SINGLE MOM's Janice Lynde). She also played LuAnn Pruit on BEVERLY HILLS, 90210 and Marcy Hill on the sitcom BENSON.
On Broadway, she was a cast member of the 1975 revival of "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," as well as "The Rothschilds," and "Boccaccio." Off-Broadway, she worked for the Public Theater and the American Shakespeare Festival.
She is survived by her son Sean Douglas and her sisters, Patti McWilliams, Norma Liedtke, and Kelly-Jo Dvareckas.


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Community Entrepreneurship or CENT (Bachelor of Science)
Successful entrepreneurship is fundamental to a healthy community. Students majoring in Community Entrepreneurship are able to test the entrepreneurial waters in courses designed to give them firsthand experience in launching or strengthening a product or service. Students build skills applying economics, management, strategic planning, marketing and public policy on the enterprise level. This major emphasizes enterprises that promote community development with sound stewardship of natural resources and regard for social capital.
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Submission + - Physicists Discover a Whopping 13 New Solutions to Three-Body Problem (sciencemag.org) 2
sciencehabit writes: It's the sort of abstract puzzle that keeps a scientist awake at night: Can you predict how three objects will orbit each other in a repeating pattern? In the 300 years since this "three-body problem" was first recognized, just three families of solutions have been found. Now, two physicists have discovered 13 new families. It's quite a feat in mathematical physics, and it could conceivably help astrophysicists understand new planetary systems.


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Embezzlement becomes epidemic
Dec. 22, 2011
By State Rep. Don Turner
Embezzlement appears to have become an epidemic here in Vermont. Over the last several years there have been numerous cases of embezzlement reported. Many of these cases involve long-term, trusted employees who have earned the respect of their peers, managers and supervisors. When the embezzler is finally exposed or caught, no one can believe that the person is capable of committing the crime. Both the people they serve and those they have served under can't believe that this thievery occurred right in front of their eyes.
I believe that a dialogue must begin this session to create a thoughtful, inclusive and systematic approach to deterring this behavior.
First and foremost, I believe that the legislature should consult with the auditor, attorney general, FBI and others who have been deeply involved in this issue before creating any new laws or policies. Educating and promoting the tremendous value of internal agency controls as a system of prevention is vital; when action is of utmost importance. I believe that the creation of new laws or policies without the presence of adequate internal agency controls will not produce the desired results and is not the best use of the legislature's time and effort. My suggestion for agencies would be to enhance and utilize their existing system of checks and balances while adding more stringent reporting requirements. These efforts alone may indeed be enough to deter this type of behavior in some cases and would surely improve accountability of taxpayers' money.
For those who are not deterred by enhanced internal control systems, I feel that we must pass the legislation offered by the auditor (Thomas M. Salmon). His red flag checklist and fraud training proposals extend the auditor's discretionary authority to expect those with certain fiduciary and oversight duty to sign off (certify) that they have reviewed the controls over cash. It would also require everyone in these types of positions to take a three-hour fraud prevention training program. This authority would be expressed through the creation of legislation. The legislation would also create a reporting requirement: Any entity that receives state funds or utilizes federal funds via a pass thru arrangement would be required to report to the state on these matters. Gone would be the days of these agencies using taxpayer dollars without oversight or reporting requirements. Enhanced accountability standards will likely lead to improved transparency.
Another area that I feel needs to be thoroughly examined is the process for hiring the position of city or town treasurer. Many municipalities still elect a citizen from their community to this position. This has worked for decades and many would say that it still works fine today. However, I believe that municipal finance has become far too complex for the average individual to comprehend and manage effectively. The people in these positions are responsible for handling our tax dollars on a daily basis. I feel that they should be adequately educated, proficient and able to explain where every tax dollar was spent. Further, I feel that we have to seriously look at changing the manner in which these important positions are filled while protecting the integrity of our constitution. As a result, I suggest that in the future these positions be filled through the employment process and not the election process. This change would enhance the integrity of the position and surely lead to more accountability and transparency for the taxpayer.
In closing, I would be remiss if I did not reiterate the importance of oversight, checks and balances, and accountability in the use of taxpayer funds to operate all levels of government. It is your government; it owes you a clear explanation of how and where your tax dollars are being spent. Demand a clear and easy to understand explanation and please never be intimidated or afraid to ask questions.
Don Turner represents Chittenden-9 (Milton). He is the minority leader for the commerce and economic development committee.


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The community is invited to Elk River Coffee Company on Ash Wednesday, Feb. 13, anytime between 7-9 a.m. for an Ash Wednesday Observance.
Ash Wednesday derives its name from the practice of placing ashes (in the shape of a cross) on a person's forehead or hand. These ashes come from burned palm branches and are symbolic of a person's sorrow for sin and of a person's mortality. The ashes are typically worn by the worshipper until they wear off and testify to the Christian belief that God has overcome the ashes of sin and death through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Many churches in Fayetteville and Lincoln County have Ash Wednesday services, but they are typically evening services. This means that believers receive a sign of the new life that God offers and then go home to wash it off before going to bed. By offering the imposition of ashes at the beginning of the day, participants are then able to go out into the world with a powerful nonverbal witness to their faith.
"Local pastors will be on hand to place ashes in the sign of the cross on anyone who desires it," said Pastor Tommy Ward. "Drop by at any time between 7-9 a.m. and stay for a little or as long as you like. You can then go about the rest of your day as a witness to what God can do."
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2014 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray
GM has been stringing us along for years with concepts and teasers, but it is finally here: the 2014 Chevrolet Corvette. The Corvette is the quintessential, iconic American sports car, and the current C6 generation took its performance to supercar-demolishing levels in ZR1 trim. The highly anticipated C7 Vette will start with an all-new 6.2L V8 (LT1) incorporating direct injection, cylinder deactivation, and continuously variable valve timing. It will deliver in the neighbourhood of 450 horsepower and 450 lb-ft, with anticipated acceleration times to 60 mph in under four seconds, yet also promises to be the most efficient Corvette ever. You knew it was going to be fast, but GM is also aiming to address the longstanding complaints about the car's interior quality, so expect them to deliver Cadillac levels of interior fit and finish and high-tech amenities.
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2014 Audi R8
Audi's R8 supercar receives a subtle facelift and returns in March as a 2014 model, sporting modest styling and powertrain changes. But hey, this car is gorgeous in a Tron meets Minority Report sort of way, so we had to include at least one picture of this knockout. The signature R8 is the V10 Plus model sporting 550 hp and Audi's signature AWD. In our experience, the R8 is one of the easiest cars to drive fast, in any weather, and look fabulous doing it!
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Viper. It may have a new brand behind the name, but it's still the same deadly combination of raw power and excessive styling. Returning in 2013 and launching Chrysler's independent SRT brand, under the guiding hand of Canadian designer, racer, and now executive Ralph Gilles no less, the Viper packs a monstrous 8.4L V10 making 640 hp and 600 lb-ft of torque. This time around, though, Chrysler is upping their game, with finely crafted interior, new technologies, and ergonomic improvements, without diluting its legacy of outright performance.


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Thirty thousand dollars can buy a lot of paper products - products that now belong to the Iola Independent School District - thanks to the efforts of a woman who says she just wants the make the world a little brighter.
Lori Denman is a retired chef from Iola, who has a unique hobby of entering sweepstakes - and it has paid off. Last month, Denman was notified that she'd won $30,000 worth of paper products to go to the school of her choosing as part of the Neenah Paper Company's "Live a Brighter Year" sweepstakes. The prize also came with a $500 gift card for Lori's own use.
Denman made the decision to donate the paper products to Iola Elementary School, and use her gift card as prize money for a contest that she herself decided to come up with -- a "Pay It Forward" contest for the Iola Elementary students. She says her idea was for students to use some of the donated products to make a poster or collage as an artistic version of what they feel "pay it forward" means. Denman's $500 gift card was donated to provide prize money for the student in each class with the highest voted poster.
A spokesman for Neenah Paper was on hand at a pep rally held Friday to present Ms. Denman and the Iola School District with a check, as well as award the student contest winners their individual prizes.
Those winners were also honored Friday evening during the Iola High School football game.
Lori Denman says she is happy to have received such a positive response from the contest.
"Giving is a gift that can change someone's life," said Denman, who says that the whole process was "pretty amazing."
Iola's Curriculum Director Paula Golden reports that Iola ISD is excited to take part in the contest, which has, as Lori Denman described, "caught on like wildfire".
When asked why she took the time and effort to go out of her way to help, Lori Denman's answer was simple: "Kindness goes a long way."


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ISDs brace for financial storm
Public school educators in Howard County are bracing for a chilly spring, financially speaking.With the state facing a $15 billion shortfall, it stands to reason that financial aid to public school districts will be reduced this year, so it's not a question of if the fiscal news coming out of Austin will be bad, but how bad that news will be.The Texas House's version of the budget will cut $5 billion from aid to school districts this year. If that version stands, Howard County schools will lose millions of dollars in state aid, according to figures released by Moak Casey & Associates, a firm that specializes in school finance and accountability issues.Under the company's formula, Big Spring ISD could lose between $3.4 million and $5.1 million, while Coahoma ISD could lose between $924,000 and $1.12 million and Forsan ISD between $914,000 and $1.15 million. The wide ranges of the estimates reflect several possible funding formulas the state may follow.Regardless, the financial impact on the county's school districts could be significant."This is bad," Randy Johnson, Forsan ISD superintendent, said of the possible cuts. "Even if the cuts end up in the lower range (of the estimates), we'll be cutting into the meat of our budget.""If you're talking about cutting $3.4 million, you're talking about more than 10 percent of our budget," said Sandra Waggoner, chief financial officer at Big Spring ISD. "That's a big hit."For more information, you may subscribe to the Big Spring Herald or purchase an e-edition.


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Kentucky's Adolph Rupp is one of four "Founding Fathers" who will be honored Sunday night at the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame induction celebration at Kansas City's new Sprint Center.
Rupp, who finished his career as college basketball's all-time winningest coach with 876 victories, still holds the best winning percentage (.822) among coaches with at least 500 career wins. He led Kentucky to four national championships (1948, 1949, 1951 and 1958) and 27 SEC titles between 1931-72.
The National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame opened in 2006. Its founding class included all coaches, players and contributors who have been inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Mass. Rupp joined that Hall of Fame in 1969. Other UK members of the Hall of Fame include Cliff Hagan (inducted 1977), Frank Ramsey (inducted 1981), Dan Issel (inducted 1993), broadcaster Cawood Ledford (inducted 1994) and C.M. Newton (inducted 2000).
The other "Founding Fathers" to be honored along with Rupp are Phog Allen, Henry Iba and John McLendon. Those four will join Kareem Abdul Jabbar, Austin Carr, Dick Barnett, Dick Groat, Norm Stewart, Lefty Driesell, Guy Lewis and Vic Bubas in being honored Sunday night.


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Found in "Blizzard" by Phil Stong. Published by Doubleday, 1955.
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4 comments:
- Louis XIV, "The Sun King" (Nick Jones) said...
Surely Stong, not Strong? Unless that back cover's lying... Great blog, by the way. I post the occasional piece of bookmark ephemera myself...
- March 5, 2012 at 10:18 AM
- doris said...
That's truly a strange picture for an author!
- March 5, 2012 at 3:45 PM
- Kathy said...
A daffy taffy featuring Freudian fripparies... wow, these are the writers who created some of the most memory song lyrics ever! That's just amazing, Kathy
- March 9, 2012 at 11:36 AM
- Tarissa said...
Hello! I just found your blog. Pretty cool bookmark in this post!
I'll have to start reading your blog all the time, because it looks like you have a big book giveaway every Friday. This is almost too much for me to imagine! It's too bad that I arrived a day late, because I would especially have liked to have been in the drawing yesterday with such a wonderful assortment of books.
I'll be back! Have yourself a great weekend.
~ Tarissa
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Arabs Blame "Jewish" FilmmakerSep 22, 2012 at 08:56:31 PM
I wrote here how the media reported that the controversial film, "Innocence of Muslims," was made "with Jewish money, by a Jewish filmmaker" – an Israeli, in fact, trying to "help his native land."
We now know that the filmmaker is really an Egyptian-American Coptic Christian named Nakoula Basseley Nakoula. Yet Associated Press and others failed in this most basic obligation to fact-check.
Not surprisingly, the Muslim world has continued this theme, blaming the Jews for producing the inflammatory anti-Islam film.
This cartoon appeared in the newspapers Ar-Raya (Qatar) and Ash-Shuruq (Algeria).
The caption reads: "The Killing of the US Ambassador in Libya." Note the stars of David on the filmmaker's shirtsleeves.
Tragically, these lies are more than just factual inaccuracies or a PR issue. These myths remain firmly engraved in Arab lore, fomenting an atmosphere of mistrust that will linger for decades, and that ultimately undermine the possibility of peaceful coexistence.
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(3) Orrin, July 26, 2015 3:00 AM
Arabs Lie. Get Used to It.
During the attempted murder of Israel in 1967, the Egyptian and Syrian governments lied to their own people, announcing non-existent victories over the Evil Zionists. Nasser even lied to Hussein to get him to participate.
And the lies continue today: Jews stole "Palestinian" land...the Jews are "occupying" Palestine (and before 1967, was there a sovereign state called Palestine?)...blah blah blah.
With any luck, the rest of the world, except for a few contemptible Jew-haters, really doesn't care enough to help these liars.
If there really is a God, they will all burn in hell.
(2) Anonymous, November 1, 2012 1:41 PM
Arabs blame Jews for Toxic Film
(1) Yaakov, September 25, 2012 5:46 AM
The Film Was An Excuse, Not the Cause
My Stolen BicycleSep 19, 2012 at 04:18:04 AM
This year, I got a shock right before Rosh Hashanah.
My bike was stolen.
About a year ago I received a bicycle as a birthday gift. (My first one since elementary school!) It quickly became my main mode of transportation, as well as my primary source of exercise. I took it everywhere and loved it.
Last week I rode it to a meeting in Jerusalem, near the Old City. The meeting lasted only two hours, but when I came out my bike was totally gone – no helmet, no lock, no trace remaining.
It was a real shock and, after filing a police report, I had a long walk home to think about why this might have happened to me.
I realized that I'd been feeling a bit self-inflated about my bike. It just had a tune-up and I was feeling really great about it. Of course, there's nothing wrong with that – the Almighty wants us to be energized and productive.
But I was harboring a bit of self-pride about the whole thing. You know, "Aren't I so cool." And this was getting in the way of my building a relationship with God.
You see, a relationship with God starts with the recognition of His profound greatness. The more we see the unparalleled power of God, the more we put our human-ness into perspective. Arrogance gets in the way of that; humility enables it to happen.
Unfortunately humility has gotten a bad rap. Humility is not thinking less of yourself; it is thinking of yourself less. Humility is the recognition of our own place in the universe. By not letting our ego – our sense of "self" – get in the way, we can tap into our near-infinite Divine potential. As "the most humble of all men" (Numbers 12:3), that humility is precisely what made Moses the greatest of all time.
As Rabbi Noah Weinberg writes, the Talmud likens arrogance to idol worship: both push away the presence of God.
Rosh Hashanah is the key day of the year to forge a connection with God. So it seems that going into Rosh Hashanah, having my bike taken away was the dose of humility necessary to knock me down a notch… and make that deep "High Holiday" connection with God.
And there's more good news: My homeowner's insurance pays for a replacement.
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(1) Lisa, November 14, 2012 12:28 PM
So now how do you feel on your bike???
Your bike was stolen bc somebody wanted it. Things get stolen....that is why " do not steal" is one of the Top Ten. I don't think it was bc you thought you were " so cool." And frankly what's wrong with feeling a bit "cool." Doesn't it say in the Torah that we should always be samayach? Glad you got another bike... Enjoy it !!! Tb
Define NecessitySep 15, 2012 at 06:41:01 PM
Rosh Hashanah is a day when we take stock and re-evaluate our lives – priorities, goals, relationships, the whole shebang.
To me, it starts with defining our bottom-line necessities in life, and then building back up from there.
It's a bit of hard work... but doesn't everything valuable in life require investment and effort?
Wishing you all a sweet year, filled with peace in your heart, in your home, and in our precious world.
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Fake Gaza Art
Pro-Palestinian activists produce fake "children's art" in order to better pull at the heartstrings of a Western audience.Sep 10, 2012 at 05:11:24 PM
The "demonize Israel" campaign was in full swing last week in Ontario, Canada, with an exhibit of "Gaza Children's Artwork" at an event called MuslimFest.
There's nothing wrong with that. Except in this case, the "art" was not drawn by children at all, but rather by sophisticated artists trying to mimic a child's style, in order to better pull at the heartstrings of a Western audience.
The unanimous opinion of experts is that these drawings – which depict various scenes of "Israeli brutality" – are far too sophisticated to have been drawn by children. The symbolism, detail, coloring and motifs all indicate the work of trained artists imitating the style of a child. Note, for example, how the dynamic brushstrokes are well conceived and controlled, and how the people are drawn in a clear single-line outline. No child does that.
Here's another clear indication this is a big fake: One would think that a children's art exhibit would eagerly publicize the names of the artists and elaborate on their own personal stories – which is often more compelling than the art. Yet for some bizarre reason, none of the drawings are signed, and none of the "artists" in this exhibit are named.
One anti-Israel website tried to explain away this omission, claiming that the art was often drawn and painted in the dark, due to limited electricity and frequent power outages as a result of the "Israeli siege of Gaza."
Hmmm... So kids can spend an hour drawing an intricate picture, but can't find the ten seconds to write their own names?
The crazy thing is that Festivals and Events Ontario, a non-profit organization that supports various public festivals in Canada, gave a $40,000 grant to MuslimFest.
Honestly, none of this surprises me. Remember Muhammed al-Dura, the suspicious scene of a 12-year-old Palestinian boy allegedly caught in crossfire and killed at the beginning of the second Intifada? Now in Ontario, visitors to a public art festival are subject to the same kind of scam. It's all part of what I call "Pallywood," a cottage industry dedicated to producing Palestinian propaganda materials that demonize Israel. Calling it out is the best way to neutralize its poisonous effect.
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(11) Anonymous, October 9, 2012 6:15 AM
Now hosting this exhibit in Canada
Your remarks are biased and disingenuous. You consult one art professor not "experts) with no attribution. You cite lack of identity of children as another proof of it being fake, when the curator herself - an eye witness to the art being drawn - explains in her documentation why this is so. You sound like an ally of Holocaust deniers attacking the renowned children's art exhibit/book "I Never Saw Another Butterfly." I show this book to people who visit the ACVG exhibit to show the universality of children traumatized by war. Have you heard of Dr. Izzie Abulaish? I suggest you read his book "I Shall Not Hate" and stop demonizing an entire people. Diidn't Jews learn this from our own experience in Nazi Germany?
(10) Anonymous, September 13, 2012 12:51 PM
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(9) Dvirah, September 13, 2012 12:49 PM
Another "Blub"
Another thing which is highly suspicious is that the ages of the artists are not given. I have never seen a collection of children's work, from art to poetry to essays, where the ages of the composers were not given. (It is all the more impressive when one sees that the insightful essay one has just read was written by a 12-year-old!)
A Parent's LoveSep 8, 2012 at 04:16:16 PM
We're all incredibly busy, and sometimes our myriad responsibilities – work, social, health, etc. – clash with the core goal of giving proper attention to our children. So assuming we cannot give them optimal attention 100% of the time, how can be assured that our children will have the secure feeling that we absolutely love them with full devotion?
There's a story told about Rabbi Moshe Feinstein, the leading Torah scholar in America from 1936–1986.
One of Rav Moshe's grandson's was becoming a Bar Mitzvah, but Rav Moshe was unable to attend, as it coincided with a major rabbinical conference taking place the same day.
Rav Moshe's son, Rabbi Reuven Feinstein – the father of the Bar Mitzvah boy – was asked how he felt about his illustrious father not being able to attend. His answer: "It's alright. I know that my father loves me."
He then described a few incidents in his childhood which served as a constant reminder of his father's great love for him:
In the New York winter, before waking up his son for school, Rav Moshe would put the boy's clothes on the radiator so they would be toasty-warm.
Over the years, many famous and important people joined the family's Shabbat table. Yet Rav Moshe never allowed any visitor – no matter how wealthy or well-connected – to supplant his son's seat next to his father at the table.
I thought about this in reading an article by Erin Kurt, who spent 16 years as a teacher around the world. Every year, she would ask her students what their mother did that made them feel happy or loved.
She reports that
surprisingly, many of the responses were the same. Year after year, in every country I taught, and in every type of demographic, the students were saying the same things and had the same message:
It's the small things that their mothers did that meant the most and that they remembered.
Here's a list of the top 10 things kids say they remember and love most about their mothers:
- Comes into my bedroom at night, tucks me in and sings me a song. She also tells me stories about when she was little.
- Gives me hugs and kisses, and sits and talks with me privately.
- Spends quality time just with me, not with my brothers and sisters around.
- Gives me nutritious food so I can grow up healthy.
- At dinner, she talks about what we could do together on the weekend.
- At night, she talks to me about anything – love, school, family, etc.
- She lets me play outside a lot.
- We cuddle under a blanket and watch our favorite show together.
- She disciplines me. It makes me feel like she cares.
- She leave special messages in my desk or lunch bag.
So what's the key to instilling a lifelong feeling of security, acceptance and love? Small acts of thoughtfulness that make your kids feel important and cared for. Good advice.
HT: www.getbliss.comREAD MORE...
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(2) Anonymous, September 15, 2012 10:55 PM
The article on what mothers did to make their children feel loved. It would be wonderful if every mother and father could read this understand it and apply it. i do believe there would be less crime, more direction in the human race and most of all, contribute to more peace in the world. It was stated once ".......Whoever rocks the cradle rules the world' I think it was President Roosevelt a USA President.
(1) Ken, September 10, 2012 2:42 AM
Love the eclectic mix


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Found your note in the crisper. So sneaky! Glad to know you'll miss me more than fresh produce even when you're facing a year's worth of dehydrated broccoli and beefish bits. Spam! Made me smile. And sad. Did you hide more? Didn't mean to find one already. Made me feel like you're still here. But not. Your earthly ghost. Wish I could've hidden notes for you on Mars. Or on the ship. Probably that's a breach of security though.
Made me think of things I said or didn't say. Some things maybe I didn't need to say. Like. If you're out spacewalking, always stick with your buddy. Don't volunteer to go scope out dark corners or strange sounds by yourself. Don't bend down to pick up what looks like a cute little baby alien. Don't say to your partner, "Guess I'll just meet you back at base then." You've seen the movies. You know the drill. Think like Ripley.
Your note made me think of the other day when we were walking with Gracie on the beach. When she started pulling and you took the leash. "She needs to run," you said. And the two of you took off ahead, and I walked behind. I didn't tell you how it feels to watch you apart from me, when you're not aware. Or how when you ran with Gracie, people turned to watch you and the sideways-trotting weiner dog by your side. My two creatures in this world. Embarrassing how much I love you. And the ocean just did its thing beside us. Isn't this enough, I thought? The ocean! The sunset!
But. I've always known you needed more. You're the explorer.
Something in you that has to go as far as it can, and return. Then out farther. Then back. Just a bunch of tests. You have your doubts and you look for the laws that will break them or confirm them. When I met you, all I could see was movement. Projections and calculations. Destinations. And I've tried to keep up. And I've tried to help us remember home.
And to think. Mars isn't even your favorite. You'd go to Jupiter if you could. Jupiter, in its shadow-existence to Saturn and its blingy rings. Even Mars, a compromise for you.
Not that I've made it easy. What planet am I? This gravity so strong I'd say I'm a black hole, but you'd probably correct me. A wormhole gateway to somewhere else?
Ah. I wasn't going to leave this message. I haven't even been drinking. I don't even know if you'll get it before you go. Maybe it's better if you don't.
What I meant to say was we should have a place. Somewhere we can go to in our minds when we get scared or a year feels too long. You know? I was thinking about that perfect time on Sunday mornings just after we've finished eating waffles or soft-boiled eggs on toast, where there's still enough day, we're not anxious for the week yet. You've got your tea and your Harper's. I've got my coffee and my book of the day. Gracie's on sheriff-duty on the back deck. Tungsten's languishing in his elevated sunspot. Maybe Nina Simone is singing about sugar bowls. I'm thinking of that quiet moment when we look at each other. When we're not alone.
That's all I really wanted to say. Forget the other stuff. Remember I love you.


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2010 U.S. Synchro Championships kick off this week
|The Haydenettes will compete at the U.S. Synchro Championships this week. (Mary Jane Hanlon Rogers)
Competition begins Thursday, March 3 with the juvenile and intermediate free skates and junior short program and concludes Saturday, March 6 with the senior free skate.
Icenetwork.com will provide live and on-demand video coverage of the event for "Season Pass" subscribers within the contiguous United States. The site will also feature live results, recaps and photos for subscribers and nonsubscribers. For information on how to become an icenetwork.com subscriber and to purchase a Season Pass, visit www.icenetwork.com.
Event tickets are on sale online at http://tickets.tcfsa.org, or may be purchased at the Mariucci Arena Box Office on competition days. Online orders will be available for pick-up at the arena box office. Individual event tickets are $20 per day. All-event passes are available for $50. All seats are general admission.
The event, sanctioned by U.S. Figure Skating, will feature 89 teams and nearly 1,800 skaters competing in eight divisions: juvenile, intermediate, novice, junior, senior, collegiate, adult and masters. Teams qualified for the event through placements at their respective sectional championships or through a bye due to international competition. The top two senior finishers will represent the United States at the 2010 World Synchronized Skating Championships, April 9-10 in Colorado Springs, Colo. Last year's U.S. silver medalists, the Haydenettes, and U.S. champions Miami University placed fourth and seventh, respectively, out of 23 teams at the 2009 World Synchronized Championships in Zagreb, Croatia.
Synchronized skating is the fastest-growing figure skating discipline, characterized by speed, accuracy, and intricate formations and transitions performed by teams of 8-20 athletes. The discipline started nearly 50 years ago when a group of skaters was organized to perform at University of Michigan ice hockey games in Ann Arbor, Mich. It has since grown into a competitive discipline, with thousands of athletes participating all over the world.


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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Utah soccer league that saw one of its referees punched by a teen player and sent into a coma plans to play on — but with security present at games and without the player's team, its president said Friday.
Mario Vasquez, president of La Liga Continental de Futbol, said he'll hire off-duty police officers to watch over games, which will resume this weekend at a middle school in a Salt Lake City suburb. The 17-year-old's team has been expelled from the league.
The referee, Ricardo Portillo, 46, remains in a coma with his family praying for a miracle. The teenager, whose name is being withheld because he is a minor, is in juvenile detention on suspicion of aggravated assault. The charges could be amplified if Portillo dies.
Portillo's oldest daughter said Thursday her father had been attacked before while refereeing — even having his ribs and leg broken. But Vasquez said those incidents didn't happen in his league.
"We've never seen something like that before," Vasquez said. "We are still in shock. We can't believe it happened."
The unaffiliated Hispanic soccer league will have to be on its best behavior moving forward or risk losing the field it plays on each Saturday. The school district that has rented it two soccer fields at Eisenhower Junior High School for the past three years has sent the league a formal warning.
The letter cites Saturday's assault and previous complaints that the league didn't clean up trash and violated the ban on drinking alcohol and smoking cigarettes. Teachers at the school say they recently found water bottles, beer cans, cigarette butts and a dirty diaper on the field following the games.
"In addition, as you know, Eisenhower was mentioned in the news as a result of the player's assault on the referee," wrote Granite School District director Bryce Holbrook. "This situation only adds more cause to warn you in the hopes that your soccer events will be positive and civil activities."
Vasquez said he created the youth league in 2009 to give Latino children in the Salt Lake City area a place to play soccer, and for their family and friends to gather, socialize and have fun. These types of leagues are common in major U.S. cities, especially among Spanish-speaking immigrants who often barbecue there and play music in a de facto celebration of the Latin American passion for soccer.
But that passion became a flash of rage last Saturday in the goalie box at an Eisenhower field in Taylorsville, a Salt Lake City suburb about 10 miles southwest of downtown.
Accounts from Vasquez, Portillo's daughter and a police report released Friday offer a detailed narrative of what happened.
The teenager was playing goalie when Ricardo Portillo issued him a yellow card for pushing an opposing forward trying to score a goal. In soccer, a yellow card is given as a warning to a player for an egregious violation of the rules. Two yellow cards lead to a red card and expulsion from the game.
The teenager, quite a bit heavier than Portillo, began arguing with the referee, then unleashed a punch to his face. Portillo seemed fine at first, then asked to be held because he felt dizzy. He sat down and started vomiting blood, triggering his friend to call an ambulance.
When police arrived around noon, the teenager was gone and Portillo was laying on the ground in the fetal position. Through translators, Portillo told EMTs that his face and back hurt and he felt nauseous. He had no visible injuries and remained conscious. He was considered to be in fair condition when they took him to the Intermountain Medical Center.
But when Portillo arrived to the hospital, he slipped into a coma with swelling in his brain. Portillo's daughter Johana Portillo called detectives to let them know his condition had worsened.
That's when detectives intensified their search for the goalie. By Saturday evening, the teenager's father agreed to bring him down to speak with police.
Vasquez said he doesn't know much about the player, but said the league has had no problems with him before.
The league, which has 100 children, is not affiliated with the popular Utah Youth Soccer Association or any city or town recreation department. Utah Youth Soccer Association CEO Andrew Hiatt has called it a "rogue league," saying there usually are at least three of these leagues in the Salt Lake City area at any given time. They come and go, he said, due to a lack of organization.
Vasquez, however, said his league has rules and protocols, and that every player is informed about the code of conduct. Vasquez and Portillo have been friends for many years, having refereed together in other Hispanic leagues. Vasquez has been visiting Portillo every day in the hospital.
On Friday, the league's Facebook page featured a picture of Portillo in an orange referee uniform, along with the words, "Estamos contigo," or "We're with you."
Johanna Portillo said she and her sisters begged their father to stop refereeing because of the risk from angry players, but he continued because he loved soccer.
"It was his passion," she said. "We could not tell him no."
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BOSTON – On media day at TD Garden yesterday, Bruins defenseman Steven Kampfer admitted his injured left knee was feeling better but still sore.
What might be even more sore is Kampfer's relationship with those ever-pesky "hockey gods."
Kampfer, who suffered a sprained MCL in the Bruins' preseason game last Friday against Ottawa, lost the competition for the seventh defenseman spot by default once he was ruled out two to four weeks. It was all too reminiscent of the injury Kampfer suffered to the other knee last April, when he was skating on a conditioning assignment with Boston's Providence (AHL) farm club. Kampfer was healthy enough to play until the later stages of the Bruins' Stanley Cup championship run and he never made it into a game.
"First thing that popped up in my head was, 'oh no, not again.' It's the other knee but to sit there and I guess to go through it once on the other knee, I know what to expect," said Kampfer, who also explained that the sprain diagnosis was better than he initially feared. "I know kind of the timetable and everything like that. But this one not being as severe as the last one, it's definitely easier to cope with this time, to know that if things keep progressing the way that they are, then I'll get back on the ice when I'm 100 percent."
So the Bruins will be open with Matt Bartkowski serving as, at least, their seventh D. Kampfer's game had recently turned a corner and head coach Claude Julien lauded the second-year blueliner's play in the latter stages of the preseason schedule. Kampfer now has to hope that the late start to his season won't keep him down over the course of the rest of the campaign.
"Stuff happens in hockey. You can't change that," he said. "It's part of the game, injuries happen. But I think as far as my camp was going, I think my game was really starting to come around. I was starting to play well. I was really trying to make a push here. So I think when I get back, I've got to go off the same foot that I was on. It's something that I guess will be a challenge to me when I get back because you want to come back, you want to be 100 percent, you don't want to be fighting for three weeks to get back to speed. You want to hit it and go."


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LAKE IN THE HILLS – The village of Lake in the Hills will provide an afternoon of food, fun and entertainment during a St. Patty's Day Senior Supper.
The event will run from 4 to 6 p.m. Friday at Village Hall, 600 Harvest Gate.
Seniors ages 62 and older are invited to enjoy Irish fare, along with live Irish dancing. Students from the Rebecca McCarthy School of Dance will provide the entertainment.
Reservations must be made before Tuesday by calling the Parks and Recreation Department at 847-960-7460.
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The 2007-08 edition of the York College women's swim squad enters the season with an optimistic outlook. Buoyed by back-to-back winning seasons, the Spartans feature a squad with solid senior leadership and a core of experienced and talented swimmers that should enable the Spartans to not only post a winning season, but make significant strides in the Capital Athletic Conference championships.
The senior class features Laura McCray, Pam Tobin, Jen Ehrenreich, Jessie Reick, Lauren Richardson, Tristen Zeigler, and Amy Leatherman. The senior leadership will be key for a team deep in talent at the sophomore and freshman classes. The Spartans feature eight returning swimmers who placed in the top 12 of the conference championships last year.
McCray was the Spartans' top point scorer at the CAC championships last year as she finished fifth in the 400 IM, fifth in the 200 fly, and 15th in the 200 IM. She also anchored the Spartans to a fourth place finish in the 800 free relay as that foursome set a new school record. The other three members of that record-setting relay team, Allison Blaszky, Bridget Miller, and Kaitlin Crean, also return to the Spartan lineup.
Crean headlines a sophomore class that is deep in talent. She finished eighth in the CAC in the 1650 free last year while she also placed 12th in the 400 IM and 14th in the 500 free. Blaszky and Molly Wasik are two other sophomores that will play a key role in the Spartan success this season.
Head coach Gina McHenry is excited about this year's edition of the Spartans. She is counting on Miller, Tobin, Richardson, and junior Colleen Nolan to provide the Spartans with depth and scoring in various events.
"Our team goals are to continue our out-of-conference success and improve our CAC finish," says McHenry. "This team is talented and young. There is a great deal of work to be done this season but I believe this will be a successful year."
The Spartans open the season on Oct. 27 at Hood College. York opens the home campaign on Nov. 3.


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Now I know why so many hitters complain about Petco Park: 400 feet to right center, 401 to left-center. Wow …
Rajai Davis gets the nod again in center field for the A's over Ryan Sweeney, not a surprise w/lefty Wade LeBlanc pitching for San Diego. Bob Geren said tomorrow night would likely be Sweeney's first start since coming off the disabled list. Other than that, the lineup looks fairly standard, which is more than you can say for the Padres. Manager Bud Black is batting LeBlanc in the No. 8 spot, with shortstop Everth Cabrera ninth. It's the first time in Padres history a pitcher has batted anywhere other than the No. 9 spot. Black told the San Diego media that he likes Cabrera's speed and ability to turn the lineup over and get something going. Tony LaRussa has batted his pitchers eighth on occasion in the recent past, so this isn't unheard of. But bizarre nonetheless …
As for the A's, they're looking for any ideas to generate a little more offense. They've averaged just three runs per game over the last 11 contests, and are 8-16 against left-handed starters, worst in the American League. We'll see if they can turn the tide against LeBlanc.
The lineups:
Kennedy 2B
Suzuki C
Cust RF
Holliday LF
Giambi 1B
O. Cabrera SS
Crosby 3B
Davis CF
Outman P
Gwynn CF
Eckstein 2B
A. Gonzalez 1B
Kouzmanoff 3B
Headley LF
E. Gonzalez RF
Alfonzo C
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I added the following to my htaccess file
RewriteCond %{REMOTE_ADDR} 184.108.40.206
RewriteRule .*$ http://www.yahoo.com/ [L,R=302]
It is able to block ip address: 126.96.36.199 and redirect him to yahoo's main page but it does not prevent this user from getting access to my rss feed which is located at: http://www.mysite.com/feed/
Interestingly, the "feed/" resource does not exist in my directory but seems to be a virtual one defined internally by wordpress. but i would figure any incoming request would first have to go through htaccess before ever moving forward.
My guess is that when the url points to an existing file the htaccess is able to block and redirect the user but if it is a virtual directory (one that doesnt exist) made by WordPress it seems to let it through.
How do i fix this to redirect this user FOR EVERY CASE!


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2012 Honda Fit. Click image to enlarge
Test Drive: 2011 Honda Fit Sport
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2012 Honda Fit
The Honda Fit hasn't received a significant redesign in several years, and this second generation first launched in Japan and Europe as early as 2007, but it remains competitive in the subcompact segment because it was so far ahead of the game when launched in North America in 2008. While the Fit's core strength remains its capable, efficient powertrain and flexible interior, the Fit Sport received modest styling updates for the 2012 model year.
Those styling updates will likely be lost on most casual observers, with subtly revised front grille and bumper, black headlight bezels and a new pattern for the alloy wheels. Base Fits get new hubcap designs. Fit Sport interior also get new trim pieces. Oh joy.
2012 Honda Fit. Click image to enlarge
These aesthetic touchups do little to change the merit of this car. At a previous Honda event, discussing with Honda's PR team some of the un-Honda-like vehicles that Honda (and Acura) have proliferated, I was asked which product best reflects my perception of the Honda brand. Easy: the Fit. The Fit, with its small, efficient engine (VTEC, of course), light, lively chassis, and brilliantly engineered packaging, not to mention its excellent safety and reliability ratings make it the poster-boy for Honda.
The new Accord may have something to say about that, the name strongly identified with Honda, but despite the merits of the new Accord, I'd still argue that the Fit is still the best Honda product in its respective segment, its only drawback pricing, which makes it a non-starter for many subcompact shoppers, both new and used since they hold their value so well. Don't believe me? How about ALG, who awards it their Best Residual Value award in the subcompact class.
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The 2012 Fit is priced from $14,580 for a manual-transmission-only DX with the Magic Seats, power windows and mirrors, tilt/telescopic steering wheel, and, well, that's about it. But those Magic Seats, they make that price tolerable; the seat bottom folds up for a tall load space, or the seatbacks fold into a flat load floor and increase the trunk space from 585 L to a maximum of 1,622, or the front passenger seat can be folded flat to form an extra long load space for objects up to 2.36 m long (7 ft. 9 in.).
However, one of my major complaints about the Fit from previous years has been addressed—those Magic Seats were great for cargo, but the seats were terrible for humans, even the driver's seat. The front seats are now adequately contoured and gives proper support and comfort even if it is thin and firm. The back seats? Well, they're good enough for second-class passengers, and squeezing even three kids in there would be a challenge, especially with car seats, but if you manage it, the trunk does still have space for many family essentials, if not furniture or appliances.
Upgrading to the DX-A trim adds air conditioning for $1,300, taking the price up to $15,880, and opting for the five-speed automatic transmission costs another $1,200, for a sub-total of $17,080. The $1,495 freight charge almost makes sense considering the vehicle is imported from China, but it means a basic Fit with auto and air runs $18,575 before applicable taxes. Charging the same $1,495 (Civic) or $1,640 (CR-V) for vehicles built less than an hour away from us GTA residents is a little harder to swallow.
Are there cheaper cars out there? Sure, but it's not a bad value considering the odds are with you that it will be cheap to maintain—Consumer Reports reliability rating is a blanket of red dots with a streak of much better than average reliability for every year since its launch in North America.


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Test::NoLoad - Fail, if the module was loaded
use Test::AllModules; use Test::NoLoad; BEGIN { all_ok( search_path => 'MyApp', check => sub { my $class = shift; eval "use $class;1;"; }, ); } check_no_load( qw/ Class::ISA Pod::Plainer Switch /, qr/Acme::.+/, );
Test::NoLoad export the function `check_no_load`. It will be fail, if the module was loaded.
show the list of modules: already loaded them when this function just call.
Test::NoLoad is hosted on github <http://github.com/bayashi/Test-NoLoad>
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This module is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. See perlartistic.


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Latest update : 2012-05-07
The victory of President Normal
It's the morning after the night before - and the French press are celebrating the victory of its first Socialist president in 17 years. There won't be much of a honeymoon though - we look at the challenges ahead.
Liberation is celebrating the victory of their champion - but they also say he will have his work cut out trying to mend the deep divisions Sarkozyism has dug in France.
Le Figaro resist the temptation to attack straight away - while Communist paper l'Humnaité has some very high expectations for the new president, which he'll find it hard to fulfil.


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ATLANTA -- An extraordinary weather event has turned Atlanta into a mess as Carolina prepares to face Georgia Tech tonight at 7 p.m.
The game was originally scheduled to be televised on ESPN2. However, getting a broadcast from the game site to your television involves much more than just announcers—the network also needs a production truck, equipment, and numerous other personnel.
With Atlanta in virtual gridlock and city officials begging residents to stay off the roads, it was impossible to get all the needed items safely into place in time for tipoff. Therefore, there will be no television coverage of tonight's game.
The Tar Heel Sports Network will, as always, be available via the usual network affiliates. In addition, the network has arranged to make its radio broadcast available free online to fans around the world through GoHeels.com, as well as 46 radio affiliates across the state.
The full broadcast—beginning with the pregame show at 6 p.m. Eastern time—will be available through this link.
Then, at 7 p.m., Jones Angell and Eric Montross will have the call of every play. After the game, full postgame coverage will be available, including comments from Roy Williams.
Again, there is no video coverage available anywhere of tonight's game. But we look forward to sharing the action with you on the Tar Heel Sports Network and hope you'll enjoy a one-night window into the ACC's radio-heavy past.
You can also follow the game via Twitter through the program's official account, and the on-site broadcast crew on Twitter as follows: Jones Angell, Eric Montross, Adam Lucas.


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FREEPORT (WIFR) -- It's been quite a week for Sensata workers in Freeport. Several employees walked off the job Thursday night and there's a chance they won't be asked back.
Sensata workers decided to walk out once they were told in a memo from Sensata management, to stay home if they feel uncomfortable in their current working environment.
Five employees were cheered on as they marched out of the Sensata plant during their night shift. According to the memo, Sensata management wants to make sure there is a safe working environment.
Management says any worker who decides not to come to work will still get paid and receive benefits. But Bonnie Borman says walking out is bittersweet.
"There's a lot of people that I'm probably never going to see again. And I didn't really get the chance to you know say the proper goodbyes," said Borman.
Other employees called to say they weren't coming in to work. Sensata management will notify them at least 24 hours in advance of when they can return. The Sensata plant is still scheduled to close at the end of the year.


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Given the horrendous cost of gun accidents, purposeful injuries and murders every year...here's a thought for the NRA.
Maybe it is time to make gun owners pay the whole tab. Even for the massacres. Every year, all gun owners should have to have to pay their share of the total costs incurred by all non-uniformed shooters....whether or not the gun was legally owned. And by whole tab, that includes all the police and medical and judicial costs and in the case of all the Sandyhook victims' families...all the damages for loss. Forget making all the taxpayers field the bill.
This is how car insurance and personal liability insurance works. Having firearm insurance in place would be the same. And in the jurisdictions where there is low gun use and damages...people would also get a break on their rates....just like they do with auto insurance.
There should be proportionally higher premiums depending on the type of firearm....assault weapons, for instance would have premiums that are much, much higher than a simple hunting rifle or handgun capable of firing off less than a few rounds.
I have to think that if Americans love their guns enough to pay the price for having them...the vast majority of responsible gun owners would have no issue with this approach.
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CRYSTAL LAKE – The 17th annual Silent Auction and Family Fun Fair to benefit the Carl Wehde Early Childhood Special Education Center will be March 2.
The event will run from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Glacier Ridge Elementary School, 1120 Village Road, Crystal Lake.
The day will include carnival game, food, book and cake walks, a silent auction, theme baskets, a bonus raffle, wine and dine packages and more.
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ADDED: Andrew Sullivan live-blogs the Obama-Biden event:
Biden looks pumped, and Teddy Kennedy-like. The message is economic distress and the need to restore the American dream. Biden's speech sounds like the latter part of the Clinton primary campaign. Clintonism without the Clintons: that's what Biden is now offering.Oh! All the disrespect for Hillary!
Why didn't I watch this? I was out, in a café. Actually, at the next table a woman was watching the event live-streamed on her laptop — with the sound on! She had her 6th grader daughter next to her, watching along. Maybe she assumed that, this being Madison, we'd all be excited to have the Voice of Obama interwoven with the rock music the café was piping in and our hearts would glow at the sight of a little girl transfixed by the exalted politician.
Maybe in Madison, there's an Obama exception to what I thought was an absolute rule of etiquette about using headphones if you're playing audio on your computer in a café. Fortunately, I had my headphones, so I turned on the XM radio streaming to block the chaotic sound. I picked the channel Real Jazz. Trio da Paz was playing "All the Things You Are," which was perfectly charming. Instrumental, but the lyrics still ran through my head:
You are the promised kiss of springtimeWhich, of course, is how we all think of Barack, now, isn't it?
That makes the lonely winter seem long.
You are the breathless hush of evening
That trembles on the brink of a lovely song.
You are the angel glow that lights a star,
The dearest things I know are what you are.


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Below are some of the government agencies, banks and schools that will be closed or have an early closure on Friday in observance of Good Friday.
• City of Las Vegas offices: Closing on noon on Friday
• Trash pickup: All trash removal should be done prior to Friday, however, if there is a problem, call 429-0214
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• Carnegie Public Library: Closing at noon on Friday, open 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday
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GREENE The theatre that brought you The Marvelous Wonderettes and Breaking Up Is Hard To Do continues the tradition of feel-good musicals with Pump Boys and Dinettes (co-produced by NBT Bank and Raymond Corporation).
The Pump Boys flirt and sell high octane at their gas station, and the Dinettes laugh and serve apple pie at the diner next door. Together they fashion an evening of music that received raves on and off Broadway, with the actors performing their music with guitars, piano, bass and even kitchen utensils.
Its a rousing, down-home mix of blues, country western and rock n roll, in a charming tale of friendship, romance and heartbreak. The hummable, original songs include Be Good or Be Gone, Tips and The Night Dolly Parton Was Almost Mine.
If musicals were born expressing American optimism, that optimism abounds in Pump Boys and Dinettes, a play that rocks like your granddaddys front-porch recliner. This musical is a foot-stomping good time that will make you want to order a big slice of cherry pie and a second cup of coffee before you hit the road in search of lifes simple pleasures.
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Tickets are $22 Thursday, $25 Friday, $27 Saturday and $23 Sunday. All performances start on time - late seating is not available. The box office opens one half hour before curtain. The 24-Hour Reservation Line accepts reservations at any time at 656-8499 (TIXX). Tickets may be charged to MasterCard, Visa or Discover.
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|Munroe Tavern, Lexington, Massachusetts
Even if you don't have roots in Lexington, Massachusetts, most Americans feel an affinity to the history of the area. Tourists from all over the world have come to Lexington, and many visit the properties owned by the Lexington Historical Society. On the morning of 19 April 1775 these homes heard the "shot heard 'round the world". One of these was the Munroe Tavern, which holds a special place in my heart since I am a Munroe descendant. This Tavern was a meeting place for patriots, stood on the road where the British advanced and retreated to and from the battle, and was confiscated by the British as a headquarters and field hospital, only to be unsuccessfully torched by the fleeing Regulars. Several years later George Washington visited the Munroe family and dined at this home. It is now part of the collection of homes owned by the Lexington Historical Society.
When I was a child I loved visiting the tavern, before I knew that my Munroe family members were those Munroes. There is a bullet hole in the ceiling of the tavern room left by the unruly British when they tried to trash the home. The tour guides always told scary tales of how the family hid in the woods behind the home while the crippled handyman left behind in the home was murdered by the British. Great stuff for the imagination! And it was even better to find the family connection. This was one of my first genealogy discoveries when I started tracing my family tree in high school. William Munroe, the tavern owner, was the orderly sergeant of the Lexington minute men.
The Munroe Tavern reopened this summer with a new name "Museum of the British Redcoats and Munroe Family Home". The museum is having its grand re-opening ceremony on September 25th, 2011 from 2 – 3 PM. The town of Lexington voted to grant $400,000 at their town meeting towards this project. The Lexington Historical Society, celebrating its 125th anniversary, is raffling six hand painted chairs on November 19th at their gala evening at the Lexington Depot building to further fund the restoration project. You need not be present to win a chair. Tickets are $10 a chance.
Genealogical Information:
William Munroe b. abt. 1625 Scotland d. 27 Jan 1718 Lexington, MA
m. Martha George (abt 1636 – abt 1672)
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George Munroe (1672 – 1747) William Munroe (1669 – 1759)
m. Sarah Mooer (1677 – 1752) m. Mary Cutler (1681 – 1713)
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Andrew Munroe (1718 – 1766) William Munroe (1703 – 1747)
m. Lucy Mixer (1727 – 1783) m. Sarah Mason (1714 – 1785)
(tavern builder and owner)
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Major Andrew Munroe (1764 – 1836) Sargeant William Munroe (1742 – 1827)
m. Ruth Simonds (1763 – 1840) m1. Anna Smith m.2. Polly Rogers
| (inherited the tavern from his father)
Luther Simonds Munroe (1805 – 1851)
m. Olive Flint (1805 – 1875)
Phebe Cross Munroe (1830 – 1895)
m. Robert Wilkinson (1830 – 1874)
(my 3x great grandparents)
For more information:
Munroe Tavern
1332 Massachusetts Avenue
Lexington, Massachusetts
Pat Perry email@example.com
Christina Gamota email@example.com
or the Historical Society at email@example.com
phone: 781 – 862- 1703
The Lexington Historical Society home page www.lexingtonhistory.org
The Munroe Tavern link http://lhsoc.weebly.com/munroe-tavern.html
The 6 painted chairs up for raffle http://lhsoc.weebly.com/6-painted-chairs.html
A Wicked Local story on the 125th Anniversary of the Lexington Historical Society http://www.wickedlocal.com/lexington/features/x1314056934/Lexington-Historical-Society-celebrates-125th-birthday#axzz1XVHgiD2m
Wikipedia article on the Munroe Tavern http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Munroe_Tavern
Copyright 2011, Heather Wilkinson Rojo


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So after a prolonged illness and then a medical issue in the family, I finally have a few minutes to get caught up here. I've been trying to play catch up with my ProGen work, as well as my NGS home course work. November's ProGen assignment was to write up a business plan. The reading assignment was "Structuring a Business" (chapter 9 of Professional Genealogy) and then we looked at template of a business plan located at http://web.sba.gov/sbtn/registration/index.cfm?CourseId=27. The template was part of a workshop created by the Small Business Administration and included a ton of helpful info on how to develop a business properly from the very beginning. Considering I am pretty clueless on the business side of things, I found this assignment, and the workshop, extremely helpful.
I was also working on Lesson 3 of the NGS home course which focused on contacting family members for information and utilizing queries. There were three parts: writing a letter, conducting an interview, and posting a query. One of the main tips I learned from this section was to remain focused in your queries, no matter what form they take. Once you choose to ask someone for information, stick with one subject rather than trying to ask them about every family member they may have met. I'm writing a letter to my maternal Great Uncle in the hopes that he might have some information to share for me on his father's family. He is one of my Grandpa's younger siblings, but he is also the last surviving member of that family so I would like to try and get some of his memories on paper. The interview will be with my Mom and the subject is my Great Grandmother, Elizabeth Taylor Ward (I've spoken about her in previous posts). The query will be posted on ancestry's community message board regarding the death date and possible burial site for Cassandra Bromagem (Lillian Bromagem's grandmother and my 4th Great Grandmother). Others have stated a death date for Cassandra, however when I was in the county she is believed to have been living in at the time of her death, no death info was found. So that's the plan for Lesson 3. I've gotten the first draft of the letter written, the interview is ready to go, and the query needs to be posted and then I'll send it all in and start working on Lesson 4.
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Yikes, long time no talk-ProGen work and NGS Lesson 3
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I enjoyed the business plan lesson as well. I used the detailed SBA template, which took more time but was worth it.ReplyDelete
I did too, Amy. I thought the workshop available on their site was really useful in helping me understand exactly what was supposed to be included in each section. But it was a big project!ReplyDelete
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42 U.S. Code § 3938 - Annual report of corporation; audit of accounts
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Annual report of corporation; audit of accounts
The corporation shall submit an annual report to the President for transmittal to the Congress within six months after the end of its fiscal year. The report shall include a comprehensive and detailed report of the operations, activities, and financial condition of the corporation and the partnership under this chapter.
The report shall contain a description of the activities undertaken under section 3936(a)(4) of this title, and shall specify, as a percentage of equity and in dollars, the extent of the corporation's and the partnership's investment in housing for the benefit of families and individuals of low or moderate income, the extent of the corporation's and the partnership's investment in other housing, and the extent of the corporation's and the partnership's activities which are undertaken under section 3936(a)(4) of this title.
The accounts of the corporation and of the partnership shall be audited annually in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards by independent certified public accountants or independent licensed public accountants certified or licensed by a regulatory authority of a State or other political subdivision of the United States.
(Pub. L. 90–448, title IX, § 908, Aug. 1, 1968, 82 Stat. 550; Pub. L. 98–479, title I, § 104(c)(3), Oct. 17, 1984, 98 Stat. 2225.)
1984—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 98–479 designated existing provisions as par. (1) and added par. (2).
Termination of Reporting Requirements
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With E3 2011 only a few days away, publishers are hard at work filling our inboxes with trailers for upcoming titles. Namco Bandai has joined the fray, sending over a new trailer for Soul Calibur V featuring in-game footage.
Soul Calibur V was announced early last month, and is slated to arrive on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 in 2012. The game is also expected to feature 'guest-starring' characters (as it has in the past); however, Namco Bandai has been tight-lipped about the additions. Hopefully we'll hear more next week.
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In his first move since stretching his 2010 record to a perfect 3-for-3 in Memorial Day's Grade 1 Metropolitan Handicap, Quality Road covered the four furlongs in an easy 50.26 after the break, while Kentucky Derby winner Super Saver went the same distance in 50.66, both over the main track.
Quality Road, the nation's top older male in training, is targeting the Grade 1 Whitney at Saratoga Race Course on August 7, while the next major New York objective for Super Saver is the Grade 1 Travers on August 28.
"We'll pick it up a little but with Super Saver as we go along, but so far he's doing very well," said Pletcher of the WinStar colt. "I'm real happy with his overall condition and weight. The way he's moving and everything else indicates to me he's rounding into top form."
Pletcher said he considered changing the timing of Quality Road's first work back, but decided against it.
"If he were to run in the Suburban or something, I would have worked him last week," he said Edward P. Evans' colt. "But with him not running until August 7, I didn't really feel the need to work him last week. I probably could have waited another week, but I didn't want to get into a situation where we were playing catch up at any point."
Pletcher said the filly Devil May Care, who breezed five furlongs Sunday in 1:01.84, was on target for her engagement in the Grade 1 Mother Goose on June 26 at Belmont Park. The trainer is also pointing Katy Now, who went a half-mile Sunday morning in 48.48, and Ailalea, who went a half-mile over the training track in 50.07, to the Mother Goose.
"Obviously, in a perfect world, we wouldn't be running these three fillies all together," said Pletcher. "It's not effective stable management from my perspective. But it's what the owners want, it's a Grade 1, and it's at home, so that's attractive."
Among other notable Pletcher works Sunday morning were Munnings (5F, 1:00.46), Le Grand Cru (4F, 47.10), Driven by Success (4F, 48.02), American Dance (4F, 50.14), Discreetly Mine (4F, 49.55), Interactif (4F, 50.44), Christmas for Liam (5F, 1:01.82), and Hunters Bay (5F, 1:01.82).
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Aikenite, who had made eight consecutive starts in graded stakes before winning a deep allowance race on Saturday at Belmont Park, is likely to make an immediate return to stakes competition, his trainer Todd Pletcher revealed.
"I'll talk to Mr. [Cothran] Campbell [of Dogwood Stable] and come up with a game plan," said Pletcher. "It will probably be a stakes at Saratoga."
Aikenite broke his maiden on debut last August at Saratoga, then was third in the Grade 1 Three Chimneys Hopeful and second in the Grade 1 Dixiana Breeders' Futurity. This year he was third in the Grade 2 Fasig-Tipton Fountain of Youth and runner-up in the Grade 3 The Cliff's Edge Derby Trial. After finishing 10th in the Grade 1 Preakness, Aikenite rallied to post a two-length victory in yesterday's sixth race.
"It was a good effort – a big turnaround," said Pletcher. "Obviously he's been running against some of the best 3-year-olds in the country. On paper it looked like we didn't necessarily get an easier spot, but he settled well and got a nice run out of it."
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Redding Colliery, winner of the Grade 3 Lone Star Park Handicap on May 31, went a half-mile Sunday morning in 48.14 and is under consideration for the Grade 2 Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park on July 3.
"We're keeping one eye on the Suburban," said Artie Magnuson, assistant to trainer Kiaran McLaughlin. "Since we've stretched him out, he's really been improving. It was a tough ship to Texas, so we're not too quick to run him back."
Magnuson added that Uptowncharlybrown, who finished fifth in the Belmont Stakes, was still several weeks away from breezing.
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Brian Evans '15 Immersed in Williamstown Theatre Internship
For an aspiring actor, forming connections with an established theater company and prominent actors is a rare opportunity. This summer, however, Brian Evans '15 is doing just that through an apprenticeship at the Williamstown Theatre Festival. With support from the Kevin W. Kennedy '70 Internship Fund for the Arts, he is working on sets, taking acting classes and even performing in a major production.
The Williamstown Theatre Festival was founded in 1955 by a group of faculty at Williams College. Since then, many renowned artists, including Christopher Reeve, Thornton Wilder and Kate Burton, have worked there. Each summer, the Festival puts on 10 plays over three stages, performing both new works and reinterpreted classics. The Festival also aims to support new actors, directors, designers and theater technicians. As part of this goal, their apprentice program enables young talent to work with and learn from experienced professionals.
As an apprentice, Evans describes his work as "helping to build the shows in just about every capacity." His work includes building sets, painting props and hanging lights, and so far he has gained a lot of carpentry skills. He is also taking acting classes throughout the summer, with courses focusing on Shakespeare and Chekov. Apprentices also have the opportunity to audition for ensemble roles in the Festival's productions, and Evans was recently cast for a small role in the main stage production of Pygmalion, which is running from July 17 to 27.
As part of the Pygmalion cast, Evans is working alongside seasoned actors, which he describes as one of the most rewarding parts of his apprenticeship. Pygmalion stars Heather Lind, who has appeared in HBO's Boardwalk Empire and Shakespeare in the Park's production of The Merchant of Venice, and Robert Sean Leonard, who is best known for his roles as Neil Perry in Dead Poets Society and Dr. Wilson on House. Evans feels that he can learn a lot from seeing such celebrated actors at work, stating, "It has been incredible to watch actors like Heather Lind and Robert Sean Leonard work through their creative process in this show." In particular, he noted that he's "learned a lot about being open on the stage, as they always seem to be ready to go on a moment's notice."
Evans will put his experience at the Williamstown Theatre Festival to good use, as he plans to continue in theater after graduating from Hamilton. He concluded, "I'm doing this internship in hopes of learning more about the professional world of theatre." Perhaps in a few years Evans can return to Williamstown and inspire a new generation of young actors.


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NBA awards can be so predictably dull.
There's most valuable this and most improved that, with many deserving topics going unrecognized.
Like the daily disaster that is the Lakers. Or the breathless Derrick Rose updates. Or the laughable use of performance-enhancing drugs by a wiry Orlando Magic forward who has barely played.
Here, then, are the midseason awards for the most captivating players, coaches and phenomena not named LeBron James (our most valuable player), Tom Thibodeau (coach of the year), Damian Lillard (rookie of the year), Paul George (most improved player) and Jamal Crawford (sixth man of the year):
Most likely to get ribbed the rest of his career over a dumb decision: Hedo Turkoglu.
Scores of pro athletes have taken steroids and gone on to win world-class cycling races or hit 50-plus home runs in a season.


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When you come into the house and pick up the aroma of this chili, it seems to welcome you and warm the entire house. My mother was a very good cook, and a meal of her chili, corn bread, hot cinnamon cocoa and devil's food cake brings back some of my fondest memories of her. —Norma Erne, Albuquerque, New Mexico
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- 2 pounds ground beef
- 1 medium onion, chopped
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- 1 can (28 ounces) diced tomatoes, undrained
- 1 to 2 tablespoons chili powder
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 2 cans (16 ounces each) kidney beans, rinsed and drained
- Shredded cheddar cheese, optional
- In a Dutch oven, cook beef and onion over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain. Stir in the tomato juice, tomatoes, chili powder, sugar, salt and pepper.
- Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 2-3 hours. Stir in beans; heat through. Serve with shredded cheddar cheese if desired. Yield: 10 servings.
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You look around the league at the premier receivers who make a living picking apart zone coverage across the middle of the field, and most of them are either stuck in developing a new contract for their services, or are most likely going to be on a new team next year. Our very own Victor Cruz and former Steve Smith both come to mind, but also Wes Welker in New England, and Danny Amendola in St Louis.
I know that the concept of a slot receiver isn't new to the league and an offenses game plan, but it certainly has exploded over recent years (whether it be the traditional slot receiver, or the tight end and running back match ups we see in certain offenses in the league). This leads me to believe that the reason so many of these guys are currently in contract limbo is because there is no definitive idea as to how to pay them for their services.
Because the role is so new to the NFL's pass-happy tendencies, I think it is tough for teams to determine exactly how possible it is to replace such a player in the offense. Yes, Cruz, Welker, Amendola, etc. are all great at what they do. But a huge part to contract negotiations is the question of how difficult would it be to replace their production, and how much cheaper could management do it for?
I love Victor Cruz, and I do believe that he brings more to the offense than Welker and other slot-esque guys do to their teams. But I also believe that the influx of spread offenses in college, along with the growth of 7 on 7 middle school and high school leagues across the country, have helped taught and placed more emphasis on the importance of strong route running skills for wide receivers. If the rules of the NFL keep evolving like what we currently see, more and more of these slot guys will have success in the NFL, begging the question of whether these sort of players are a commodity to a team, or if they are a dime-a-dozen, and can be found annually at any round of the draft, similar to how the running back position has become. As Giants fans, we have seen first hand the awesome production of a slot receiver just be handed over to a new guy seamlessly (Smith to Cruz). Is this going to develop into a common occurrence in the league? Or is Victor Cruz really as important to his role and beneficial to the team as his stats have suggested the last two years? How do you put such an evolving role, the huge stats it produces, and the perceived importance of the player onto paper and quantise it into contractual numbers?


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Obama 'actively supportive' of assault weapons ban
By The Associated Press
This article was originally published December 18, 2012 at 2:48 p.m. Updated December 18, 2012 at 3:08 p.m.
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WASHINGTON The White House said President Barack Obama is "actively supportive" of efforts on Capitol Hill to reinstate an assault weapons ban.
Obama has long backed the ban, but has failed to push for it throughout his first term. Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., plans to introduce legislation to reinstate the ban early next year.
White House spokesman Jay Carney said Obama would also support legislation to close the gun show "loophole," which allows people to buy guns from private dealers without background checks.
The president has pledged to address gun violence in the coming weeks following Friday's deadly shooting at a Connecticut elementary school.
Obama spoke Tuesday with West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin, a conservative Democrat and avid hunter who is now supportive of a national discussion on preventing gun violence.
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PaulRevere says... December 18, 2012 at 3:40 p.m.
No surprise here. But making gun ownership all but completely illegal hasn't worked out so well in Obama's hometown. Besides losing the argument at the Supreme Court, the 2012 count of shootings in gun-free Chicago is 517 because (guess what) the bad guys don't obey the law. I have news for him. If he gets the gun control he wants... most of the good guys won't obey the law either.
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RZRBKINTXS says... December 18, 2012 at 3:48 p.m.
I love it. The same government that deliberately gave semiautomatic rifles to the Mexican drug cartels is now going to try to tell me that I can't have them anymore.
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