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Posted on 12/26/2005 8:11:14 AM PST by Conservatrix
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"Last week I substituted at a local elementary school in Lebanon County. The lesson plan required me to read the 1882 poem The Night Before Christmas by Clement Clarke Moore to two classes of students. While I can appreciate the poem for its literary value, the subject matter is offensive to me, and the reading of this poem to the children imposed values upon me which are against my deeply held religious beliefs. I could not in good conscience present the notion of Santa Claus as a truth to the children, and stated so.
No public school teacher should be required to teach a belief, or custom, or religion that he or she believes to be false, or be required to pass those purported falsehoods onto impressionable children, without the right to state a disclaimer. Furthermore, freedom of speech and religion, no matter how unpopular the speech or against cultural norms the religion, are protected rights under the Constitution of the United States. A secular public school should not be propagating any kind of religion. The belief in Santa Claus as a divine, magical, omniscient, powerful, giving, loving father-figure, to which children are taught to make supplications and requests, is a religion indeed-- a distorted substitute for the Judeo-Christian God; a false form of Christianity; a zealously-protected American idol.
In presenting the poem, I gave the children quick historical background about the Santa Claus myth-- its evolution from the historic Nickolaus, Bishop of Myrna in Asia Minor, who died in 343 A.D., to its amalgamation with ancient Western pagan traditions of German, Scandinavian and Dutch origins, to the current manifestation in the secular Christmas culture of today. (Dutch children, for example, would put their wooden shoes out at night for Sante Klaus to fill with candies.)
The current Santa Claus figure was popularized in the late 19th Century by artist Thomas Nast of Harpers Weekly Magazine, who depicted Saint Nick, not as an elf, but a rotund, pipe-smoking man in a red and white suit. This is the deity to which countless public school children today are taught to make supplications, and about whom they sing their many songs at annual public school Christmas programs.
If people are upset about the revelation to children that Santa Claus is a myth-- which all children who are taught this lie find or figure out eventually-- perhaps it is because Santa is that zealously-guarded idol of their own modern religion. Therefore, as a religion, let Santa be kept out of the public school classroom (no more Dear Santa letters to line those school hallways)--or perhaps, in the interest of diversity, make his mythical, oversized personage share equal representation in literature, and song, and Christmas programs, with the other Person of the season: the Lord Jesus Christ, God made flesh, God with us."
And to some people healing on the Sabbath was a sin.
"Obviously you have no interest in a defense of the dissenting point of view. What a prideful shame."
I think rather that is the state of most of the opinions on this thread so far.
by Clement Clarke Moore
'Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house
Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse;
The stockings were hung by the chimney with care,
In hopes that St. Nicholas soon would be there;
The children were nestled all snug in their beds,
While visions of sugar-plums danced in their heads;
And mamma in her 'kerchief, and I in my cap,
Had just settled down for a long winter's nap,
When out on the lawn there arose such a clatter,
I sprang from the bed to see what was the matter.
Away to the window I flew like a flash,
Tore open the shutters and threw up the sash.
The moon on the breast of the new-fallen snow
Gave the lustre of mid-day to objects below,
When, what to my wondering eyes should appear,
But a miniature sleigh, and eight tiny reindeer,
With a little old driver, so lively and quick,
I knew in a moment it must be St. Nick.
More rapid than eagles his coursers they came,
And he whistled, and shouted, and called them by name;
"Now, Dasher! now, Dancer! now, Prancer and Vixen!
On, Comet! on Cupid! on, Donder and Blitzen!
To the top of the porch! to the top of the wall!
Now dash away! dash away! dash away all!"
As dry leaves that before the wild hurricane fly,
When they meet with an obstacle, mount to the sky,
So up to the house-top the coursers they flew,
With the sleigh full of toys, and St. Nicholas too.
And then, in a twinkling, I heard on the roof
The prancing and pawing of each little hoof.
As I drew in my hand, and was turning around,
Down the chimney St. Nicholas came with a bound.
He was dressed all in fur, from his head to his foot,
And his clothes were all tarnished with ashes and soot;
A bundle of toys he had flung on his back,
And he looked like a peddler just opening his pack.
His eyes -- how they twinkled! his dimples how merry!
His cheeks were like roses, his nose like a cherry!
His droll little mouth was drawn up like a bow,
And the beard of his chin was as white as the snow;
The stump of a pipe he held tight in his teeth,
And the smoke it encircled his head like a wreath;
He had a broad face and a little round belly,
That shook, when he laughed like a bowlful of jelly.
He was chubby and plump, a right jolly old elf,
And I laughed when I saw him, in spite of myself;
A wink of his eye and a twist of his head,
Soon gave me to know I had nothing to dread;
He spoke not a word, but went straight to his work,
And filled all the stockings; then turned with a jerk,
And laying his finger aside of his nose,
And giving a nod, up the chimney he rose;
He sprang to his sleigh, to his team gave a whistle,
And away they all flew like the down of a thistle.
But I heard him exclaim, ere he drove out of sight,
"Happy Christmas to all, and to all a good-night."
Looks like Santa should pay her a little visit...lol.
You sound like the kind of person who would have raised his hand at the Last Supper, when Jesus declared "I am the true vine", and said, "Uh, no, Jesus, I must correct you: you are a human being, and you are God, but you are most certainly not a vine."
Jesus is the true vine. I love Him and am not ashamed to call Him my Lord and my God.
No, it sounds like a FANTASY. There's a difference.
She reminds me of the Maureen O'Hara character in "Miracle on 34th Street".
I can however solve your little Satan Claus dillema.
Then you won't be exposed to all this stuff you find so offensive. You can find a bunch of like minded whackjobs and start your own school.
See how easy that was?
This one's on me honey.
So you're in good company then.
The commercial use of Santa Claus is at the heart of it. "The Night before Christmas" has nothing to do with Christianity, nor with the reason Christmas is celebrated.
Never thought I'd find myself agreeing with an atheist but HERE! HERE! And AMEN to that!
I agree, also!!
Nor am I. But he is most certainly not a "vine". Why do you insist on saying so?
If you say so. To me, it sounds more like folks are upset that she told kids that Santa was a myth.
And to some people healing on the Sabbath was a sin.
And a little but of dancing around the goldne calf was okay until Moses cam down from the mountain!
Big sigh. Santa isn't a god. He's a myth. You said so, yourself.
"I would never have agreed to speak to this reporter at all,
had I known that your paper would distort both my words and
its intentions about the use of my words."
Welcome to presstitution, Dear Teacher.
Such misrepresentation and lying by MediaPersons is now the norm in the journalism field, ever since the Columbia University School of Journalism accepted the legitimacy of "advocacy journalism".
Just curious, are you Theresa R. Farrisi?
Either way, I think you (and her, if different persons) are probably well-meaning and a good person/parent. Having lived in that area and attended a conservative Christian church, we may have even met before. The zealousness for Christ and trying to live as pure and honest a life is admirable, but in this case the zeal may have been taken too far, and the wrong battle fought that undermines credibility and the message instead of spreading it.
Big sigh. Santa isn't a god. He's a myth. You said so, yourself.
That is how the teacher taught it, as a myth.
So why is everyone so upset about the truth?
Unless, of course, Santa IS a religious figure...
"gee, maybe these kids weren't as mature as you were.... I am sure that whatever is good for you is good for other people's 6 year olds.... typical bitter, cynical self-righteous a-holes.... "
OK. You've convinced me. Christmas is the story of Santa Claus, who lives at the North Pole. Once a year he brings presents to all boys and girls who have been good. He comes in a sleigh, pulled by flying reindeer.
If you believe in him, and ask him for things, he will bring them to you, but you have to be a good child. No fighting. No other bad behavior, either. Those are sins, and you'll be punished by not getting any toys.
Now I understand the true meaning of Christmas. Thanks for clearing that up for me. All those Santa stories are really true, and should be read as scripture.
So what's all this stuff about Jesus? If Santa's really the reason for Christmas, and the stories about him should be taught to young children, I don't get the Jesus thing. Does Jesus bring presents on Christmas? Does He have a sleigh and flying reindeer? If I send Jesus a list of toys I want, will I get them? No?
Heck, I'll stick with Santa then.
Well, apparently, God has a different message for me than He has for you when I've prayed about this issue.
My faith allows the two to co-exist. In the end, the reality wins out, the fantasy doesn't.
I have no problem with you discussing this with me in this fashion. Nor is problem with you in our differences in faith, it is in your deciding not just to refuse to perpetuate the myth, but in actively undermining my responsibility as a parent and dispelling the myth.
Thank you G.Mason...Merry Christmas to you too!
You might want to check this verse. Seems that Jesus himself said that he was the true vine. It's interesting what you learn when you study the Bible, instead of just listening to preachers or just claiming to be a Christian based on nothing but a few verses:
1 I am the true VINE, and my Father is the husbandman.
Do you also agree, then, that it is appropriate for a substitute teacher to announce to children that their PARENTS have been lying to them?
This is another example of the schools usurping the authority of the parents. It is the responsibility of the parents who tell their children about Santa Claus to decide the appropriate time and place and way to tell their children the truth.
"Educators" are increasingly attempting to replace the role of parents, and this substitute, did the same thing liberal academics have been doing for decades.
1 I am the true VINE, and my Father is the husbandman."
I believe that. My faith in Jesus is based on much more than a "few statements."
BTW what does this have to do with the main point of this thread, Santa Claus and public school?
I have no idea. The topic has strayed, as usual...
I have a six year-old and a ten year-old, and they both love to get excited about Santa coming at Christmas. It's part of the fun. At some deep level, they understand the truth. They can sense that fundamentally, Mommy feels very different about "helping Santa" by buying gifts, than she does about Jesus Christ.
This teacher was completely out of line, she stole something important from both the children and their parents.
btw, I love the keywords on this thread. Bah humbug, indeed.
Amen Sister!
"Yes, I don't think she was really concerned about the children. It sounded like she was overly concerned with herself, IMHO."
"No public school teacher should be required to teach a belief, or custom, or religion that he or she believes to be false, or be required to pass those purported falsehoods onto impressionable children, without the right to state a disclaimer."
Sounds like caring about them a great deal.
SHE chose NOT to follow the teacher's exact instruction...to read the poem..period.
Conclusion: Memo to principal: Strike her name from your substitute list and note that she is officious and unreliable in following instructions.
My point is this. Jesus is not, in fact, a vine. He never has been, and never was. But he said he was a vine; the true vine, in fact.
So why did he say that? Why did he say something that is not, in fact, true?
"Mommy feels very different about "helping Santa" by buying gifts, than she does about Jesus Christ."
For you that is probably true.
Do I think someone should be forced to teach something that they do not believe in? No. But...that is NOT what this story is about. If that was what the story was about...it would have went like this: Substitute Teacher Fired after failing to read Poem.
That was Not the story. The story was about how she decided to turn the teacher's desk into a pulpit and use it to trump the parent's wishes in regards to their child. If you want to get angry about something...get angry at her for stomping on THEIR rights. She had the right to be persecuted by the world (which is what our Lord calls for) by refusing to not read the story. She did not have the right to pontificate and turn the desk into a pulpit. I am an evangelical minister...and even I can see how wrong that was. I have preached in the past to children's camps where the children were at the camp and I preached to them...but they were not there listening to my words without the knowledge of their parents. Now...do you REALLY think the parents had NO RIGHT or no say in this? As a parent...I think they have every right. She was wrong. She was right to not read it if it violated her conscious. IF it cost her her job...then that is the price of Christianity. She gave up her reward when she turned that desk into a pulpit and made a decision for those who could not make it.
She is no Hero.
And on this Christmas season...if you REALLY want to examine things that don't belong in celebration of our Lord's birth...I believe Santa is the least of your worries. The early church had no birthday party for Jesus. If you want to examine Easter traditions you will be sorely disappointed there too. Matter of fact...if you want historica Christianity...and would only want to celebrate Christmas and Easter the way the Apostles and Early church fathers did...Santa is not the only thing you would be missing. So... I say if the lady did anything on December 25th she is a hypocrite because the early church certainly didn't. Be real in all of it...or don't judge others for the little bit of fun they've added.
The teacher didn't have to present "The Night Before Christmas" as factual truth, but merely a beloved holiday poem. Teaching how America celebrates Christmas doesn't have to be a line drawn in the sand and the teacher behind a defensive bunker. If the teacher discussed Kwanza, would she give the complete history and criminal record of the man who started it? In the matter of truth, of course. And let's say her class contained a number of small black children.
"The lesson plan required me to read the 1882 poem The Night Before Christmas by Clement Clarke Moore to two classes of students. While I can appreciate the poem for its literary value, the subject matter is offensive to me, and the reading of this poem to the children imposed values upon me which are against my deeply held religious beliefs. I could not in good conscience present the notion of Santa Claus as a truth to the children, and stated so."
But the golden calf was created and then worshipped by some because those at the base of the mountain had begun to doubt both Moses and (more importantly) God. No one I know tells the story of Santa and joins in the game to show that they doubt God. They do it for fun, not seriousness. You are reading way too much into the Santa game. When we play Monopoly we pretend to be someone most of us are not (wheeling-dealing developers.) When we act in a play we pretend to be someone we are not, as a way to tell a story for entertainment or illustration. Are we liars we do those things? Are we doing them out of doubt of God and seeking a substitute to him? Of course not, it is just entertainment. Sometimes we do things simply for fun, with no deep meaning.
If the teacher discussed Kwanza, would she give the complete history and criminal record of the man who started it? In the matter of truth, of course. And let's say her class contained a number of small black children.
She probably would mention that it was a holiday made up by a man in recent years...
"MineralMan, I am quite aware of that verse, thanks. You are missing my point, which is that Jesus is NOT, in fact, a vine, even though he says he is. So why do you think he did so? Why do you think he said something that is not, in fact, true?"
The problem was that she is a lousy teacher. Leaving subtle hints that the story may not be true is one thing. However, several children went home crying because she convinced them that Santa Clause was dead. She was clearly operating above her pay grade.
"...How does a 6 year old grasp the Resurrection or the Holy Trinity? What do they know of life and death? Santa Claus is our culture's transition point for young minds to appreciate gifts and giving. In my faith, children are ready to make the decision to be baptised at the age of 13. Similarly, in the Jewish faith, young men are Bar Mitzvahed at 13. NOT before. Is there are reason that they wait so long for this? I believe so. But until then, Santa is just fine."
Well put. Teachers should have some understanding of children and their various mental/psycholgical developmental stages. Catholics are confirmed at around the age of 12/13 too. In part, it is seen as a developmental rite of passage.
"The teacher didn't have to present "The Night Before Christmas" as factual truth, but merely a beloved holiday poem."
That is exacltly what she did.
She had NO authority to do what she did.
She should have just read a different story and avoided the "horrible, offensive" material entirely.
She is a rotten person.
"However, several children went home crying because she convinced them that Santa Clause was dead."
She never said Santa was dead. Read the article.
Don't believe everything you read in the Lebanon Daily News.
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Councilman Pat Sundstrom stated that Dave Taylor of Live Earth has purchased 94 Christmas wreaths to be displayed on the graves of the veterans in the Emery Cemetery. Russell Taylor said, "This program began in Arlington Cemetery and Dave felt it would be a good thing to do for Emery's vets. The youth are involved to get a feel for the sacrifice made by the veterans for not only the country, but for the county and the town of Emery. This project is scheduled to be done on Dec. 9."
A public hearing to hear comments and discuss the RV park ordinance being considered for the town of Emery was the first order of business for the council. Council person Corinne Dalton explained the process for drafting the proposed ordinance for Emery.
"I contacted several towns in Utah who have ordinances and are rural towns also. When Mt. Pleasant responded, their ordinance states that the minimum space allowed for a travel trailer in an RV park is 1,500 square feet with a 20 foot frontage onto the road. Richfield responded and their ordinance states the park must not be less than 10 acres with a 10 percent minimum of that space to be used for multiple use space such as playgrounds, swimming pools, and other things that can be used by everyone in the park," said Dalton.
Mayor Michael Williams stated that the ordinance Dalton has drafted is very similar to the ordinances from the towns who responded to the request for the ordinance. It was suggested and approved for Emery's ordinance to take out the construction time limits for an RV park. It was also recommended that the ordinance state that an RV park may not be less than two acres, and the density of parking sites will be determined by the owner of the park as well as the length of stay for RVs.
Another public hearing subject was the future site plan for the town hall/fire station/post office complex. Mistie Christiansen explained that Craig Johansen has helped her with the application to be submitted to the CIB. The application is nearly ready to be submitted to be considered for funding of the new complex.
"The one thing I need before the application can be submitted is a rough drawing of the proposed complex in conjunction with the community center that is already at the site. The CIB will need to be aware of the placement of city hall and fire station," said Christiansen.
Following a discussion of the layout and plans for the new proposed complex, it was decided to locate the city hall and fire station building adjacent to the new community center. It was decided that a building of about 6,000 square feet would be sufficient for the needs of the town.
After the public hearing was closed, the council approved both actions.
Glenys Sitterud informed the council concerning the ATV trail from Emery to the monument outside of town. She stated that many Emery and Carbon county ATV riders and volunteers have constructed a bridge across one of the washes along the trail. The trail is now complete except that it needs a cattle guard. She also stated that the Richfield and Price Bureau of Land Management people have ridden the trail from Emery to Quitchupah. The BLM representatives have located this road on a 1965 BLM map.
During the youth council report, Mayor Williams announced that Genesis, a group of Japanese businessmen had been in Emery to visit the TRC facility. As a part of their stay, the group had dinner with the youth city council. "They were so impressed with the town of Emery and especially the youth city council, that they all chipped in and made a donation to the youth council. The Genesis group donated a total of $800 and TRC put in $200 to the youth city council. After the group returned to Japan, they sent a letter to the town expressing how impressed they were with Emery and its youth," stated Mayor Williams.
Council person Dalton announced several problems have arisen lately due to misinformation about Emery's planning and zoning commission. She said many people are not aware that Emery now has a planning and zoning commission and are still continuing to go to the county building to get clearances. She asked everyone to be aware that if they are going to build anything in Emery, they must first come to Emery's planning and zoning commission for the necessary clearances. A person can check with city hall for the times and the items needed.
Marian Mangum informed the council the committee to plan the 2007 Pioneer Day festivities has been formed and they are meeting to finalize the plans. She asked about a budget for the celebration and Councilman Eric Anderson gave her the expenses and revenues from the 2006 celebration. He stated that he pursues donations from businesses around the county to help with the expense.
Councilman Anderson informed the council that to comply with emergency preparedness plans, he is required to do a vulnerability assessment of the sewer system in Emery. He will begin this process in the very near future.
Mayor Williams said Emery is having a feral cat problem. These cats are sick in many cases and traps are being secured to help with the removal of the sick cats.
Councilman Pat Sundstrom stated that Dave Taylor of Live Earth has purchased 94 Christmas wreaths to be displayed on the graves of the veterans in the Emery Cemetery. Russell Taylor said, "This program began in Arlington Cemetery and Dave felt it would be a good thing to do for Emery's vets. The youth are involved to get a feel for the sacrifice made by the veterans for not only the country, but for the county and the town of Emery. This project is scheduled to be done on Dec. 9."
The council approved two new business licenses for Emery. The next Emery Council meeting will be held Dec. 12 at 6 p.m.
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Fly-half Dan Parks scored 16 points to help Cardiff Blues beat Ulster 21-14 in their Pro12 clash at Cardiff Arms Park on Friday.
Former Scotland fly-half Dan Parks scored 16 points to help Cardiff Blues beat Ulster 21-14 in their Pro12 clash at Cardiff Arms Park on Friday.
Cardiff followed up their win over Connacht last week with a hard-fought win to leapfrog over Ulster in the Pro12 standings.
The Blues produced a great second-half performance to make it two wins in succession over Irish opposition at Arms Park. Fifth played sixth here, as both sides looked to break into the top four play-off spots, with Cardiff playing at Arms Park for the second week in a row at home.
Ulster perhaps started the better, as they had much of the play in the early stages, but after ten minutes, both sides were yet to make any real impact on the contest.
The away side eventually took the lead though from a Ruan Pienaar penalty and Cardiff were yet to make much impression.
Things got better for the visitors midway through the half, when they got the opening try of the game. A scrappy line-out from Cardiff allowed Robbie Diack in to score, a perfect start for Ulster.
The Blues were playing against a strong wind in the opening period, but Parks reduced their arrears with a penalty.
Ulster responded well though, and just before half time they restored their lead with another Pienaar penalty.
Right on half time however, Cardiff gave themselves a platform for the second half, when Parks landed a superb penalty. Cardiff gained confidence from that kick, and immediately from the restart they drew level with Ulster.
Parks opened up the Ulster defence with a killer pass, before he finished off the move himself to bring them all square with a try.
Both defences were then tested, before Cardiff scored a second try on the hour mark to take the lead. Great play between Gavin Henson and Gavin Evans put Tom James in to score, Parks adding the extras.
Ulster were in need of a try to get back in the contest, and were dealt a blow when Ian Humphries was sin-binned with fifteen minutes to play.
Things were made worse five minutes later when Parks landed another penalty for Cardiff. Pienaar immediately responded with an Ulster place-kick, but it was too late for the Irish side who couldn't peg back the hosts.
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Tries: Parks, James
Cons: Parks 3
Pens: Parks
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Try: Diack
Pens: Pienaar 3
Yellow card: Humphreys (Ulster – 65th min)
Cardiff Blues: 15 Ben Blair, 14 Richard Mustoe, 13 Gavin Evans, 12 Gavin Henson, 11 Tom James, 10 Dan Parks, 9 Lloyd Williams, 8 Xavier Rush, 7 Martyn Williams, 6 Michael Paterson, 5 Paul Tito (capt), 4 Cory Hill, 3 Scott Andrews, 2 Ryan Tyrell, 1 John Yapp.
Replacements: 16 T Rhys Thomas, 17 Nathan Trevett, 18 Ryan Harford, 19 Maama Molitika, 20 Macauley Cook, 21 Richie Rees, 22 Ceri Sweeney, 23 Chris Czekaj.
Ulster: 15 Stefan Terblanche, 14 Craig Gilroy, 13 Nevin Spence, 12 Paddy Wallace, 11 Ian Whitten, 10 Ian Humphreys, 9 Ruan Pienaar, 8 Robbie Diack, 7 Willie Faloon, 6 Chris Henry (capt), 5 Dan Tuohy, 4 Lewis Stevenson, 3 John Afoa, 2 Nigel Brady, 1 Tom Court.
Replacements: 16 Andi Kyriacou, 17 Paddy McAllister, 18 Adam Macklin, 19 Tim Barker, 20 Mike McComish, 21 Paul Marshall, 22 Simon Danielli, 23 Adam D'Arcy.
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Review: Helen Mirren Stars in 'The Audience' on Broadway
Peter Morgan's history-skimming chat show about a monarch and her prime ministers is about as close as most of us are going to get to a cozy tête-à-tête with Queen Elizabeth II.
March 9, 2015, Monday
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Longing to Escape From the Debt and the Dirt
The early Sam Shepard play, known for its violently dark humor, is at Long Wharf Theater Stage I until March 10.
March 3, 2013, Sunday
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Talking to the Wall, and Not Liking the Answers
"Shirley Valentine," by Willy Russell, is being performed at the Long Wharf Theater in New Haven through Jan. 2.
December 19, 2010, Sunday
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Gritty Polish for a Tennessee Williams Jewel
Do not come to the Roundabout Theater Company's terrific new revival of "The Glass Menagerie" looking for a standard dose of weepy Southern lyricism.
March 25, 2010, Thursday
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February 9, 2010, Tuesday
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Dear Ann Landers: What's a Girl to Do Now?
David Rambo's chatty solo play gives us a chance to get up close and personal with Ann Landers.
October 15, 2009, Thursday
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This new musical, which features a book by Jack Heifner adapted from his own 1976 play, is a pleasant but forgettable show.
July 17, 2009, Friday
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In the Wings
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June 1, 2009, Monday
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May 26, 2009, Tuesday
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April 2, 2008, Wednesday
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Price announce the marriage of their daughter Lisa Gail Price to Andrew Dean Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Miller. The couple will wed March 6 at a small ceremony in Salt Lake City.
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The idea is simple, Obito has been drumming up Sasuke's hatred towards naruto for a while and he even suggested given Itachi's Eyes to him after his overuse of his own MS, which he did take.
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A tradition in Clinton since 1918, it remains today as a symbol of the way things used to be -- tin ceiling and walls, wood floor, quality service.
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BRONC FOOTBALL - The Broncs play their final regular season home game tonight against Cheyenne Central we will broadcast the game on 14-10 KWYO coverage begins with the First Federal bank and trust pregame show at 5:30 with kickoff at 6:00.
It's also Senior night for the Broncs they will hold the senior night ceremony at 5:00.
SWIMMING - The Sheridan Lady Bronc swimmers host a meet with Riverton and Cody tomorrow evening they will compete at the Gillette invitational Saturday.
VOLLEYBALL - The Lady Bronc volleyball team resumes conference play with Cheyenne South at home tomorrow night the varsity match is scheduled for 5:00 they host Laramie Saturday at noon.
The Tongue River Lady Eagles have Wright and Moorcroft on the road tomorrow and Saturday.
The Big Horn Lady Rams host Sundance tomorrow and play at Wright Saturday.
BRONC / LADY BRONC X-COUNTRY - The Bronc and Lady Bronc cross country junior varsity runners will compete in the Tongue River invitational while the varsity runners will take the week off from competition.
Both teams are coming off outstanding performances from a meet in Colorado Head coach Art Bauers says it was just the outcome they were looking for.
Saturday Tongue River high school will host their invitational Bauers says this is a very good meet for their younger runners.
2016 SHS HOMECOMING - It's Homecoming week at Sheridan high school high school Activities Director Don Julian says that as the football coach he wants his players and all the other fall sports athletes to enjoy activities this week but also be focused on their competitions this week as well.
They will culminate the week with a public pep rally downtown on Grinnell Plaza Thursday night.
LADY GENERALS HOOPS - The Sheridan college basketball teams started their preseason practice over the weekend. Lady Generals Head coach Frank McCarthy will begin his 16th and final season as Head coach of the Lady Generals.
McCarthy has announced his retirement from coaching following this season.
Sheridan Bronc Football
The #1 ranked 4A Broncs fell to #2 Gillette in a close game 24-21. After scoring a TD to shorten Gillette's lead to 3 points, the Broncs Defense could not stop Gillette's Offense before time ran out.
Next Friday is Homecoming for the Broncs and they will look to bounce back against Cheyenne Central.
Tongue River Eagles Football
The #3 ranked 1A Eagles shutout Lusk 40-0 Friday night. The team moves to 4-1 on the season with a win on their Homecoming night and look to take care of Wright next week.
LADY BRONC VOLLEYBALL - The Lady Bronc volleyball team lost their conference match to Gillette last night the Camels took the match in three straight games.
They play tomorrow in Billings at the Border War event joining Gillette and Natrona county playing the three big schools from Billings.
STATE TENNIS - The Bronc and Lady Bronc tennis teams opened the Wyoming state tennis championships yesterday in Gillette the Lady Broncs are in 7th place after day one the Broncs are also in 7th place.
SHS TO HONOR 1986 STATE CHAMPS - It's Gillette week at Sheridan high school tonight the Lady Bronc volleyball team will host the Camels the varsity match is scheduled to start at 6:30, tomorrow the Broncs host the Camels in football high school Activities Director Don Julian says they will be honoring the 1986 Lady Bronc state championship volleyball team at tonight's game and the 86' Bronc state championship football team tomorrow night.
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The Rapala Clackin' Minnow features the uniquely designed sound chamber of the Clackin' Series - complete with a single steel ball bearing and external metal discs. The Clackin Minnow transmits a distinctive clacking sound - very unique among jerkbaits, and the translucent, textured body with internal holographic foil creates an extremely seductive flash. A slow sinker, it's great on a faster retrieve, delivering an erratic side-to-side action and slowly sinking on the pause. Available in multiple proven color combinations, each Rapala Clackin' Minnow is also hand-tuned and tank-tested to ensure it runs true right out of the box.
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The late author of 1951's 'The Catcher in the Rye,' a notoriously press-shy writer who rarely gave interviews, will be the subject of a new documentary, 'Salinger.'
J.D. Salinger is coming to the big screen.
The late author of 1951's The Catcher in the Rye, a notoriously press-shy writer who rarely gave interviews, will be the subject of a new documentary, Salinger.
The film hits screens Sept. 6, according to The Weinstein Company, which owns the rights to the film and said Thursday that the documentary would be directed by Shane Salerno, co-writer and executive producer of Oliver Stone's Savages.
The film will include interviews with more than 150 friends and "members of his inner circle," the studio says in a release.
In addition, the film features interviews with Philip Seymour Hoffman, Edward Norton and Martin Sheen about how the author influenced their life and work, the studio says.
"Shane Salerno has created a haunting piece of documentary filmmaking in SALINGER," TWC Co-Chairman Harvey Weinstein says in a release. "We are in awe of the painstaking detail used in depicting a man who created truly timeless works of literature, but otherwise remained an enigma for so many years."


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Experience our universe as you've never seen it before
13.7 billion years old. 93 billion light-years across. It contains over 100 billion galaxies, each containing hundreds of billions of stars. This infinite, vast and complex Universe has been the subject of human fascination and scientific exploration for thousands of years. The wonders of the Universe might seem alien to us and impossible to understand, but away from the telescopes, the labs and the white coats, Professor Brian Cox uses the evidence found in the natural world on Earth to brilliantly explain the truth of the cosmos.
Professor Cox will show how the vast and unfathomable phenomena of deep space can be explained, and even experienced, by re-examining the familiar here on Earth. He is determined to answer the most profound questions we can ask about ourselves and the world in which we live, but in a uniquely understandable way. The laws of light, gravity, time, matter and energy that govern us here on Earth are the same as those applied in the Universe. Using his expert knowledge and his infectious enthusiasm, Professor Cox shows us that if we can understand the impact of these governing laws on Earth it will bring us a step closer to an understanding of our Universe.
Includes a bonus exclusive poster only available through Discovery. Measures 24" x 18"
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This book is fantastic! I watch the Wonders series whenever they are on, and also own the DVD's. The book is just as interesting and exciting as the shows, and Brian Cox never fails to be enthusiastic and fun while teaching you awesome things about the Universe. If you have any interest in stars, galaxies, our solar system, etc. this book is for you. Lots of great graphics too. I haven't put it down since it arrived! Its easy enough to understand, but full of so many scientific items of interest that I find myself reading it as if it were a page-turning novel. Brian Cox is just fantastic, and this book is just further proof of that!
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I am older (61) but active, a private pilot. I watch and record these programs,but find the information comes at such a fast rate it's hard to retain all the information Prof. Cox is giving. This book allows me to absorb the information at a slower rate and retain more than by merely watching the show. I have purchased copies for my son (a cardiologist)who has developed an interest in cosmology, and his daughter (12 yrs) as Christmas presents. Meeting Prof. Cox would be a highlite in my life. Keep up the great work!


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Metro New York Chapter launches with networking event
On June 20, the Alumni Association's Metro New York Chapter launched with a networking mixer attended by more than 200 graduates. Attendees learned about some of the events and programs that will be part of a major alumni outreach effort in a region that's home to the largest concentration of Binghamton University alumni. Read more.
Students walk across the stage to become alumni
More than 2,650 students embarked on new journeys when they shook President Harvey Stenger's hand, crossed the stage during Commencement and officially became Binghamton University alumni. Read more.
Four honorary degrees presented at Commencement
Four very accomplished individuals - including one Binghamton University graduate - received honorary degrees during the University's Doctoral Hooding Ceremony in May. Read more.
Binghamton spans generations for family of Lizz Magowan '13
Her father Dan graduated in 1982, while mom Kirsten graduated a year later. Her grandfather is a professor emeritus; she has three aunts and an uncle who are alumni. Read more.
Watson School launches 30th anniversary celebration
At an event held on campus this month, the Thomas J. Watson School of Engineering and Applied Science began its celebrations to mark the school's 30th anniversary. Read more.
Meet your new Alumni Association board members
The Binghamton University Alumni Association elected five actively engaged alumni volunteers (including Christina Ritter '99, pictured at left) to its board of directors. Their terms of service begin July 1. Read more.
Vice President Marcia Craner steps down
At the end of June, she will step down from the position of vice president for external affairs and executive director of the Binghamton University Foundation. After a six-month sabbatical, she will teach philanthropy at the University. Read more.


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Wambach, Lloyd back in action Tuesday night for Americans in exhibition vs. Mexico
About 72 hours after the Western New York Flash lost the National Women's Soccer League title game, 2-0, to the Portland Thorns on Saturday night in Rochester, Abby Wambach and Carli Lloyd of the Flash will be back in action on Tuesday night against Mexico in an exhibition at RFK Stadium. Kick-off is 8 p.m. on Fox Sports 1. In addition to Abby and Carli, Flash midfielder and backup goalie, Pamela Tajonar. It's the Americans' first action since Wambach broke Mia Hamm's international scoring record back in June. They took July and August off to let players focus on the NWSL season. See below for a quality video recapping the NWSL title game.
EARLS EARNS USL HONOR: Defender Danny Earls, who was named MVP of the 2013 Rhinos, has been named to USL PRO's second team.
LANCERS TRYOUTS: The Rochester Lancers haven't named a new coach to replace Jim Hesch for the upcoming Major Indoor Soccer League season, but they're holding tryouts for hopeful players on Sept. 14-15 at Total Sports Experience, 880 Elmgrove Road in Gates. Tryouts cost $100. Prospective players can find all the details at www.rlancers.com. After being the only expansion team in the Major Indoor Soccer League to make the playoffs two years ago, the Lancers failed to qualify last year despite a strong 1-2 punch on the attack with league MVP Doug Miller and Mauricio Salles, the team's top-scorer in 2011-12. I would expect news on the team's schedule – or at least its home opener – this week and the coach this week.
COMETS NAME COACH: In case you missed it, the Missouri Comets have named Vlatko Andonovski as their new head coach. He was the Coach of the Year in the National Women's Soccer League for regular-season runner-up, FC Kansas City.
BREAKER NAME COACH: After the surprising dismissal of Lisa Cole with a few weeks left in the season, the Boston Breakers announced Tuesday the hiring of Tom Durkin, who was an assistant for the club. Boston went 2-1 after Cole's departure with Cat Whitehill as interim player/coach.
CHARLOTTE UPSETS RICHMOND: The USL PRO Championship Game is set. To no one's surprise, No. 2 seed Orlando has made it, but the fifth-seeded Charlotte Eagles are the party crashers. They upset No. 1 Richmond, 2-1. Orlando ousted defending champion and No. 4 Charleston, 3-2. The title game is Saturday in Orlando.


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Hi Monty. You sent me an email probably in response to my post. I've been told that the suit only covers homes for 10 years from the date they were built. Therefore, my home is not covered because it was built in 1985 and in order to get assistance, I would have had to file by 1995. Since I had no knowledge of the suit until 1999+ that was impossible. I have contacted the organization that is accepting applications - apparently quest pipes were still being installed up to 1993 so people that own homes that were built in 1992 and 1993 can still apply as part of the class action lawsuit. The rest of us are out of luck. So, anyone out there that has a trailor or modular home (I don't know if quest was ever installed in regular homes) they should get the information and submit a claim ASAP. Time is definately of the essence. It will only get worse. This is know from experience.
I was told they advertised in Reader's Digest, as well as several other magazine, on the radio, television. I never saw the ads. And apparently neither did my plumber. Either that, or he was having so much fun making all that money from me that he didn't feel it was necessary to let me know.
I think it is interesting that while they say they advertised, even the "Class Actions Online" webpage doesn't come up with anything when you search for "quest", "pipes", "polypropolene". This is the response received to each of those three searches:
Please help get the word out to home owners. Most people living in modular homes and trailers really don't have a lot of money and can't afford to do the repairs that these pipes cause.
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The National Gallery of Australia presents fullscreen: explorations in new media, an innovative program of speakers, artists, and performers from the forefront of digital art, giving insight into current practice in new media art and its influence on popular culture.
The fullscreen series will appeal to the artgoing public and will draw anyone with an interest in new media, computer gaming, the Internet, cinema, music and animation.
'fullscreen is a cutting-edge program new to the NGA: one which profiles some of the most inspiring new media artists working ahead of the curve in multimedia. These seven amazing events will appeal to anyone who has ever sat in front of a screen' says Nicole Ryan, series coordinator.'
The series commences with an examination of multimedia in music videos and television advertisements including work produced for Kylie, Madonna, Bjork, Fatboy Slim, Levis Strauss and Smirnoff.
fullscreen also explores aspects of multimedia as diverse as online art, animation, computer gaming, sound art, and digital installations. Contemporary new media artists, Mari Velonaki and Stelarc, also present their current projects and collaborations.
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jeremy boxer (resfest, usa), screens music videos and television advertisements heavily influenced by multimedia
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chris chesher (university of nsw), explores the convergence of new media art and computer games
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carolyn guerin (australian centre for the moving image), examines current practice in online art
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stelarc reviews his work with robotics, virtual reality systems and the internet
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Fives (Paris, France) has entered into an agreement to acquire MAG Americas, a global supplier of high-performance machining solutions and composite processing. As a subsidiary of the MAG Group, MAG Americas provides large and complex parts machining solutions and composite processing for aerospace, oil and gas, mining, agriculture and off-road-vehicle industries.
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Frédéric Sanchez, chairman of the executive board of Fives, says, "This acquisition marks another step forward in the development of our group, which will add to its portfolio the innovative know-how of more than 1,000 employees located in five different countries. As a global supplier of superior and innovative technologies and products, MAG Americas perfectly matches Fives' strategy to focus on high-value-adding industries, such as aerospace. Through this combination, we are also reinforcing our exposure to a well-positioned North American industry and opening to new opportunities for development in emerging countries."
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
The Emery High boy's basketball team almost finished the season with a perfect region record but a very determined Delta team upset the Spartans at Delta 58-57 on Friday to give Emery one region loss this season.
Last week, Emery probably had the best single quarter ever in the game against Manti followed by a quarter in the Delta game that was probably their poorest of the season.
In the first quarter of the Manti game, a game that Emery won 88-50, Emery scored on their first seven possessions and then all but two possessions of the quarter as they won the period 33-5. Nevin Jensen led the team with 13 points as he went five for five in the quarter including three for three behind the three-point line. Derek Tuttle scored seven points, Colton Barnett scored seven points and Mark Guymon hit a 3-point shot as everything Emery did offensively worked. Emery also played good defense in holding the Templars to only five points.
Against Delta, Emery was outscored in the second quarter 19-5 to put themselves in a big hole in the game. Emery couldn't score and the Spartans had way too many turnovers in the period while everything seemed to go right for the Rabbits. Coach Todd Jeffs of that quarter, "We did not play well in the first half and had far too many turnovers in the second quarter. Delta played really well and everything seemed to go right for them." Coach Jeffs then added, "We played phenomenal in the second half though. The guys battled back after being down as they did what they needed to do. We almost had it."
After being down by 20 points midway through the third quarter, Emery went on a tear and actually grabbed the lead at 57-56. Delta scored with six seconds left in the game to reclaim the lead and the game. Emery had a final shot at the buzzer but it went in, rolled around and popped back out. There was one controversial call at the end that was very late in being called that benefitted the Rabbits.
Jensen led Emery in scoring against Delta with 26 points including five 3-pointers in the second half. Barnett scored 10 points, Guymon and Tanner Procarione each scored six points, Tuttle scored five points and TJ Furner scored four points.
Jensen also led the team in scoring against Manti with 23 points, 20 of those in the first half. Barnett scored 13 points, Procarione scored 10 points as did Tuttle, Guymon and Jake Fortner each scored eight points, Kashe Potter scored six points, Furner scored three points, and Ty Benson, Gage Bell and Kash Jewkes each scored two points.
Jensen leads the team in scoring with an 18.60-ppg average. Procarione is next at 11.90 ppg and Barnett is at 9.63 ppg. Jensen leads the team with 46 three-point shots for the year.
Emery played a non-region game last night against Park City and will now open the 2010 3-A state play-offs by hosting Ben Lomond this Saturday night at the Spartan Center at 7 p.m.
Ben Lomond started this season by winning their first 10 games before going 1-5 over the next six games. The Scots finished their season by winning four of their last five with the loss being only by two points. They have a balanced scoring attack with three to four players usually ending up in double figures. The winner advances to Utah Valley University the following week for the state tournament and the loser stays home.