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An annoying neighbour who distressed a resident by stating terror victim Lee Rigby deserved to die has been found guilty of stalking.
Chesterfield magistrates' court heard during a trial on Monday, how Mohammed Dar, 52, of Ley Gardens, Alfreton, admitted to police that he made the terror-related comment about the murdered soldier during a mobile phone call as neighbour Louise Mountford walked by.
Dar said: "I was on the telephone talking to my brother and he mentioned Lee Rigby. I made a comment which I now regret. It was one of the things I said to my brother and I am sorry I said it."
The defendant had also been accused of following Ms Mountford, staring into her home and dressing in outfits as taunts. However, magistrates only found Dar guilty of stalking Ms Mountford on the basis police had spotted him staring into her home twice when they responded to complaints.
Magistrates explained they could not convict Dar on the basis of the Lee Rigby comment because the incident had not happened during charge dates of September and November 2013 and other alleged incidents were dismissed because they had involved unconfirmed dates.
Dar had faced accusations of harassing Ms Mountford while allegedly delighting over the Twin Towers attack during another phone call. Ms Mountford claimed Dar used costumes and props during alleged taunts including binoculars, a Great Britain hat and a headscarf.
Dar said he had bought the hat during Prince William's wedding, used the headscarf to keep warm and used binoculars because he is interested in astronomy. He claimed neighbours were persecuting him and argued one resident's video footage of him moving around strangely for long periods outside his home, lying in the road, standing on step ladders and on his wall had not been stalking but was down to his interest in astronomy.
Dar also admitted repeatedly measuring Ms Mountford's new fence and complaining to Amber Valley Borough Council, but claimed he had done so because it was blocking the view for motorists.
Defence solicitor Denny Lau said Dar enjoys star-gazing and his interest in the fence was down to being strict or eccentric. He added: "We're not here to decide if Mr Dar is a good neighbour. We must prove criminal liability."
Magistrates found the accusation Dar had also stalked neighbour Daniel Renshaw between June and October, 2013, by complaining about the firefighter to his work to be not proven because only one alleged incident date was confirmed. But Derbyshire fire service concluded it was not necessary to bring action against Mr Renshaw.
Mr Renshaw told the court he underwent a "stressful time" after Dar contacted his work and made complaints.
Dar accused Mr Renshaw of threatening behaviour but no police action was taken. Dar also reported Mr Renshaw for leaving his car running after he had gone to push another driver's car.
Mr Renshaw claimed Dar falsely complained to the fire service that he made monkey chants. The service dismissed Dar's complaints, but difficulties in confirming alleged incident dates meant a related stalking charge against Dar could not be proven.
Dar's case was adjourned until June 20 for sentencing.


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While businesses in arts, entertainment, and culture come in many forms, 'arts administration' usually refers specifically to organizations formed as nonprofit or public organizations. These organizations make only a portion of their total revenues from earned income (such as ticket sales or gate fees), often relying on contributed income to cover the true costs of their work. As a group, nonprofit arts and culture organizations foster a vast array of cultural experiences in small towns, big cities, and through many media - from symphonies to jazz bands, theaters to sculpture gardens, museums to community arts centers, public radio to online ventures.
The Bolz Center for Arts Administration was founded in 1969 as the first multidisciplinary business degree program to address the special needs of this emerging field. Built on the foundation of nationally ranked and respected Wisconsin School of Business, the Bolz Center program blends intensive business study, hands-on experience, and extensive professional networking opportunities for its students and alumni. The Bolz Center for Arts Administration is named in recognition of the generous support of Robert and John Bolz, and the Eugenie Mayer Bolz Family Foundation.
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George Street Playhouse to Host A Conversation with Tyne Daly, 2/25
Actress Tyne Daly returns to the George Street Playhouse stage for a one-night-only event Monday, February 25. The event, first in a planned series of "Conversations with..." will feature the award-winning actress in a one-on-one conversation with GSP Artistic Director David Saint. In addition to conversing with Mr. Saint, Ms. Daly will also take questions from the audience as well. All proceeds of the event will go toward the support of George Street Playhouse's mainstage and educational programming. Tickets for the benefit evening start at $60; $100 premium tickets include premium seats and admission to a VIP post-performance reception with Ms. Daly following.
"We are incredibly grateful to Tyne for taking time out of her busy schedule," said Mr. Saint. "Not only has she had an amazing career, she has lived a remarkable life, and I can't wait to speak with her about both."
All tickets are available through the George Street Playhouse Box Office, 732-246-7717, or online at www.GSPonline.org. George Street Playhouse is located at 9 Livingston Avenue, in the heart of New Brunswick's Dining and Entertainment District. Visit The Playhouse webste for parking and dining recommendations.
Tyne Daly originated the role of Judy Steinberg in the world premiere production of It Shoulda Been You at George Street Playhouse, and recently celebrated her 50th year as a member in good standing of AEA. Broadway: Master Class(also London); Rabbit Hole (Tony nom.); The Seagull; Gypsy (Tony, Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle Awards); That Summer, That Fall. Off-Broadway/regional: The Butter and Egg Man (NY debut); Encores! Call Me Madam; Me, Myself and I; The Agamemnon; Queen of the Stardust Ballroom; Come Back, Little Sheba; Gethsemane Springs; The Three Sisters; Ashes; Oliver!; Mystery School; Love, Loss, and What I Wore. Film: John and Mary; Play It As It Lays; Zoot Suit; The Enforcer. TV films: Georgia O'Keeffe; The Perfect Mother; Bye Bye Birdie; Kids Like Thes; The Entertainer; Larry; The Man Who Could Talk to Kids; Intimate Strangers (Emmy nom.). TV series: Judging Amy (Emmy); Christy (Emmy); Cagney & Lacey (four Emmys). Cabaret includes Feinstein's (NY), the Rrazz Room (San Francisco), the Gardenia (L.A.), Cabaret St. Louis. Recordings: Gypsy, Anything Goes, Call Me Madam On the Town, The World According to MR. Rogers (Grammy nom).
Under the leadership of Artistic Director David Saint, George Street Playhouse has become a nationally recognized theatre, presenting an acclaimed mainstage season while providing an artistic home for established and emerging theatre artists. Founded in 1974, The Playhouse has been well represented by numerous productions both on and off-Broadway - recent productions include the Outer Critics' Circle Best Musical Award-winner The Toxic Avenger, the Outer Critics Circle, Drama Desk and Drama League nominated production of The Spitfire Grill and the Broadway hit and Tony and Pulitzer Prize winning play Proof by David Auburn, which was developed at GSP during the 1999 Next Stage Series of new plays. George Street Playhouse programming is made possible in part by funds from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a partner agency of the National Endowment for the Arts, and by its lead season sponsor Johnson & Johnson.
A Conversation with Tyne Daly, hosted by George Street Playhouse Artistic Director David Saint, will be held on Monday, February 25 at 7:30pm. Tickets: $60; limited number of $100 seats include VIP reception with Ms. Daly. George Street Playhouse is located at 9 Livingston Avenue. Call the box office at 732-246-7717 or visit www.GSPonline.org.


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Across the country, state and local governments are banning smoking on private property, including bars, restaurants, and office buildings. This is just the latest step in the government's war on smoking- a coercive campaign that includes massive taxes on cigarettes, advertising bans, and endless multi-billion dollar lawsuits against tobacco companies.
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Splash of Color is a rainbow of bright powdered color that is tossed in the air to 'color' runners/walkers. The powder is made of food quality cornstarch and is non-toxic. Splash of Color works best on a white cotton shirt (Race Against Racism t-shirts are NOT cotton). If you choose to make the color permanent on your white cotton t-shirt, spray it with vinegar and iron in the color.
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Poetry Dispatch No.233 | May 9, 2008
Sanchez, Giovanni, Moore: REMEMBERING MOTHER #1
Looking ahead toward Mother's Day this Sunday, all the poems below can be found in a single volume, TANGLED VINES: A Collection of MOTHER & DAUGHTER POEMS, edited by the most remarkable poet, Lyn Lifshin.
It was published by Beacon Press (hardcover and paper) in 1978 and includes as well poems by Lyn Lifshin, Sharon Olds, Linda Pastan, Sylvia Path, Anne Sexton, Liv Ullman, Diane Wakoski, and others. Quite a collection…an accounting…and as Lyn says in her introduction: "—the joys, the guilt, the anguish, the fears. It is meant to be a celebration of this relationship." Norbert Blei
summer words of a sistuh addict by Sonia Sanchez
the first day i shot dope
was on a Sunday.
i had just
come home from church
got mad at my
motha cuz she got mad at me. u
went out. shot up
behind a feelen gainst her.
it felt good.
gooder than dooing it. yeah.
it was nice.
i did it. uh. huh. i did it. uh. huh. i
want to do it again, it felt so gooooood.
and as the sistuh sits in her silent/
remembered/high someone leans for
ward gently asks her:
sistuh. did u finally
learn how to hold
and the music of the day
drifts in the
room to mingle with the sistuh's
young tears.
and we all sing.
from: WE a BaddDDD People, Broadside Press
Mothers by Nikki Giovanni
the last time i was home
to see my mother we kissed
exchanged pleasantries
and unpleasantries pulled a warm
comforting silence around
us and read separate books
i remember the first time
i consciously saw her
we were living in a three room
apartment on burns avenue
mommy always sat in the dark
i don't know how i knew that but she did
that night i stumbled into the kitchen
maybe because i've always been
a night person or perhaps because i had
the bed
she was sitting on a chair
the room was bathed in moonlight
diffused through
those thousands of panes landlords who
to people with children were prone to put
in windows
she may have been smoking but maybe
her hair was three-quarters her height
which made me a strong believer in the
samson myth
and very black
i'm sure i just hung there by the door i
remember thinking: what a beautiful lady
she was deliberately wailing
perhaps for my father to come home
from his night job or maybe for a dream
that had promise to come by
"come here" she said "I'll teach you
a poem:
I see the moon
the moon sees me
god bless the moon
and god bless me"
I taught it to my son
who recited it for her
just to say we must learn
to bear the pleasures
as we have borne the pains.
from MY HOUSE, William Morrow & Co., 1972
Mourning Pictures by Honor Moore
Ladies and gentlemen, my mother is dying.
You say "Everyone's mother dies."
I bow to you, smile. Ladies, gentlemen,
my mother is dying. She has cancer.
You say "Many people die of cancer."
I scratch my head. Gentle ladies, gentle
men, my mother has cancer, and, short of
some miracle, will die. You say "This has
happened many times before." You say "Death
is something which repeats itself." I bow.
Ladies and gentlemen, my mother has cancer
all through her. She will die unless there's a
miracle. You shrug. You gave up religion
years ago. Marxism too. You don't believe
in anything. I step forward. My mother
is dying. I don't believe in miracles.
Ladies and gentlemen, one last time:
My mother's dying. I haven't got another.
from MOURNING PICTURES, 1975 published by The New Women's Theater: Ten Plays by Contemporary Women


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Voters in the Clover School District said "Yes" Saturday to a $67 million bond referendum to pay for five construction projects.
The estimated cost of the five projects is about $99 million. School officials said the district will make a $32 million down payment.
Unofficial results Saturday night showed showed 2,650 voters, or 57 percent, said yes, while 1,984, or 43 percent, said no. Absentee and failsafe votes were 190 yes, 100 no. Votes will be certified Friday by the York County Voter Registration and Elections office.
Clover School District Superintendent Marc Sosne said he was pleased with the outcome.
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"Now we have a lot of hard work ahead of us to implement our plan, and work quickly and efficiently to keep all the promises we made," he said.
To those who oppossed the bond, Sosne said, "The door is open and we invite them to come and work with us."
There are 24,245 registered voters in the Clover School District. About 19 percent, or 4,655, cast a vote.
Wanda Hemphill, director of York County Voter Registration and Elections, said, Saturday's turnout was "fairly typical for a bond referendum. It falls within the range for what we've seen for them."
About a dozen residents formed a group opposed to the bond referendum, saying it would create one of the largest high schools in the state.
Opinions at the pollsSaturday were varied. .
Sheila Walker of Clover, a school bus driver whose daughter is an assistant coach in the district, said, "Clover is really growing, so we need to do something about it."
Chris Wallace of Clover and father of five children who are home schooled, said just before voting he was still "torn" and "sees both sides of the debate" of a small versus large high school.
The York County native said his decision would be based on "community unity and what's best for the students versus what's best for the community overall and not necessarily best for students."
At the Scherer Memorial Presbyterian precinct, Brittany Doring of Lake Wylie said she wanted to make sure she cast her vote.
"There's a lot of wasted money they're trying to spend," she said.
District officials estimate property taxes for owner-occupied homes will go up about $44 to $56 for each $100,000 of assessed value.
How the bond issue will affect businesses depends on how they are assessed. Owner-occupied homes are assessed at 4 percent and business tax assessments range from 6 percent to 10.5 percent, he said.
The five construction projects and cost estimates are:
• A new Lake Wylie elementary school on Oakridge Road, across from the middle school, to open in 2016: $25 million.
• A new middle school on Barrett Road north of Clover to replace the current Clover Middle School, to open in 2016: $40 million.
• A ninth grade academy for Clover High School in what is presently Clover Middle School, which would be remodeled, to open in 2017: $10 million.
• An aquatics and fitness center on S.C. 274 north of Crowders Creek Elementary School to be operated in partnership with the Upper Palmetto YMCA: $14 million.
• Athletic improvements, including synthetic turf on the fields at Memorial Stadium, and one field each at Clover High School and Clover Middle School, and renovations to the stadium including restrooms and ramps to bring it into compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act: $6 million.
The balance includes about $4 million for furnishings, equipment, landscaping and other costs.


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Hi all, I have an issue that I really need a fix to after negligence by a workcover insurer has put me in an extremely difficult situation....Firstly I'll say I have Autism...on the high functioning end of the spectrum but I also have an Anxiety disorder that has made life difficult to say the least....
I'm receiving workers comp for this and there has never been an argument from Worksafe, doctors or the insurer that this condition effects my life fairly substantially....
Unfortunately for me the worksafe insurance company EML for the last 18 months have systematically messed with me....cutting off payments with no reason but "oops" for up to a month at a time, multiple times, while ignoring me and giving me excuses I can prove via email correspondence is a lie...
These stalling of payments has made life beyond difficult and I cannot fix it unless EML help me do it... This has been happening regularly since day 1 no matter how much I complain and the lies Ive been told tells me its purposeful...no business could be that badly run...Worcover completely ignored my complaint for the most part and took EML lies over my email proof....
The stalling of my payments have not only made it so myself and my Autistic son have had to go without food but has decimated my rental reference and actually caused massive arguments with my current landlord to the point I have no reference any more and I have to be out of my rental home in 12 weeks....
I've been trying to get a rental place now to get out of here since the arguments with my landlord started in April 2017 but because my landlord wont give me a reference now I'm in a really bad situation caused by EML that could not only make me, my son and 2 dogs homeless with no support network but is effectively making my condition 10x worse..
All I want from EML is to help me apply for another rental...just apply..not pay....But EML have not acknowledged my request at all...they are ignoring me....blatantly and obviously ignoring that I'm even asking them to help...I assume this is a legal thing to avoid admitting fault
When I threatened to tell the ombudsman they reluctantly gave me a letter that really doesnt make it any easier to get another rental because it still makes it look as though getting rent on time will be an issue.....EML have left me in a life shattering limbo that I need to fix asap or wind up on the street
I feel pretty helpless because the only people I could find to "help" are the ombudsman and from what Ive read they usually side with the government agency being complained about and the process could take a long time....I dont have time to wait.
My complaint is now in process but what I need to know is....Is there anything legally I can do to force EML to help me fix the rental issue they caused?.....I also have proof that the rehab firm they hired tried to get me back to work completely misrepresented me to lower my compensation once realised how bad my condition is....I have text messages and emailed proof to back me up and the insurer refuse to acknowledge that also....I have emails that back up my whole story that shws EML and the rehab firm actively lying to me but I dont honestly know where to go from here
They dont even talk to me now....they dont ask me about treatments and they just keep paying me weekly payments that even up till dec were being stalled... My 130 weeks on compo are finished on Oct 20....It scares me that they'll boot me from payments for whatever reason and I'll be stuck with all the issues they caused me but with no help to fix it......Is there anything I can do to force them?....I also applied for Impairment benefits in may last year to help fix the issue but despite it being a max 3 month wait for that to be decided they are stalling it now 10 months after I filed my claim and ignore my requests for nfo on that too....I have a bad feeling I'm about to be screwed....Any advice?
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I have observed that posts with a long and complex narrative often do not receive a reply, probably because the reader has (as I have) become confused.
Any chance of another post where you just give the salient facts and outline a succinct request for assistance? The reader can then always look back at the original post if they need more information.
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Thanks for the tip Joe.....Thing is that I think the issue has solved itself because I have literally been left with no option but to be non compliant with the insurer.....And unless i've run into an alternate dimension I cant be held responsible no matter how they twist the story....Its a fun position to be in I can tell you....I feel a little mischievous to say the least..
Its a messed up situation where multiple documented mistakes made by the insurer has bottle necked my life and led to me being borderline homeless with a ruined reference as well as with no licence and no money to drive the long distances they require me to travel for IME appointments etc (last 3 trips i paid for and it took 4 weeks to reimburse me) ...they have caused me more hardship than the workplace injury
Through a series of stupidly effective mistakes they painted me into a corner where its literally impossible for me to comply with anything they ask me for at least 6 months...only 9 months from now til my 130 weeks are done..They are showing their hand that they have no clue how to proceed because they've stuck me in a bad situation that they cant blame me for...because they caused it....and I cant move forward with any form of treatment(its a 100% knockout for my employment chances) till they fix it but they're refusing and are telling me to "not worry about it"....
unfortunately for them I cant drop it and its actually making my condition worse...there are only 2 things that can legally happen from here from what I've read.....either the insurer help fix the issue they caused(they wont) or they have to fight me on the argument that an issue they caused is making me non compliant....in which case I dare say they'll be forced to pay me out....I cant be blamed for their errors....unless its opposite day
Ive been telling them for months to fix it or leave me alone but just today straight forward told them I can no longer comply with them and told them to proceed in the 3 step dealy to halt my payments if they feel I'm not right....no answer.....I havnt been compliant since april last year when the issue they caused became apparent though so either they dont mind giving me money or they just dont know how to handle this.....they are eerily quiet considering i'm being a pain in their butt...they're shutting up and paying me on time now so thats more than I was getting when I was being compliant....ironic.
I have more than enough proof ive done nothing wrong and that I have no choice but to be non compliant for no reason than a situation that the insurer caused but is unable to fix without admitting fault, which they refuse to do despite massive amounts of proof....It feels weird to be on the winning end of a battle with an insurer and not even have legal help....If the insurer could they would have smite me down a year ago...but theyve proven they either cant or dont know how to.....or they for some reason put up with me talking smack to them just for sh!ts and giggles.
if the judge is impartial and has their eyes open I'm not going to look like the bad guy.....If I'm not right I should have my first warning from the insurer by friday....ive left them no other choice but to cut my weeklys....
All they've said for 6+ months is for me to drop the subject and continue to threaten to cut my money....but thing is that the issues they have caused to my life are major...stuff that cant be ignored and even the dept of justice are kind of a witness to it all(the reason my licence has been effected) they cant understand at the insurer that its a huge thing that I cant just drop....I';ll know soon if I'm correct about the situation....but looks like I cant lose in the long run...just suffer a bit in the next 9 months if they drag it out
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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 46 diseños de 8 diseñadores freelance.
HostDeploy, but the control panel should be easily and effectively brandable to any business reselling hosting. (brand neutral)
HostDeploy is working on an awesome new style of reseller website hosting. We are adding automated billing to our reseller offering through our parent company SnapBill, as well as providing branded technical support in for a completely white-label and fully brandable experience.
This challenge is only for the hosting control panel as the automated billing system (http://www.snapbill.com) is already launched.
Since you're all web and graphic designers we think you'll have the best idea of what this brandable hosting control panel needs to look like, so we're leaving our specification very open. Imagine the hosting control panel of your dreams. Make it practical and brandable with a focus on usability and quality interface design. Then let us have it.
Think simple not complicated, we want anybody and everybody to find this control panel intuitive and easy to use, but keep it professional.
The end users of this system are primarily going to be the clients of website design companies, your clients, or any business choosing to resell website hosting. The website design companies/hosting resellers will often use the system themselves so it should also be efficient to use and preferably look amazing.
* Some form of inline or well integrated help is needed since many users will not understand what an "email forwarder" or "parked domain" is. Hiding and showing additional help should be easy and intuitive in the design.
* The design must be fully brandable. We will need a spot for a custom logo. The design should also be based on a primary colour which will be picked by the reseller. We are open to having a secondary colour choice as well if it allows for a significantly prettier design. Gradients may be used to refine the design.
* Since website designers will be using the control panel with a number of different sites, an easy way to switch between them is needed. A neat drop-down is sufficient. This should be available on all pages to allow for easy switching to the same control panel page (subpage) under a different website.
* We would prefer icons that appear modern be used to visually indicate functional groups/sections of the control panel. (E.g. Email, Website, Database, Domain, Configuration, Account). Larger icons may work on the main page while smaller icons may work better on the subpage.
* We wish to have a section to show recent announcements, outstanding balance (pay now) and disk space / bandwidth usage with the ability and indicators to scale up. A cool interactive way to show this would be great.
A main page or landing page with the most common tasks. A subpage for when a specific section is selected such as "email accounts". It must again be easy to navigate from the subpage and access functionalities.
* Dashboard (main page)
This should be the front dashboard a user will see straight after login. There should be links to all the major pages on the site (perhaps categorised)
- Email: check webmail, manage accounts
- Website: file manager, view stats, one click install (for common scripts etc)
- Database: phpMyAdmin, manage access
- Domain name: parked domain names, edit dns zones
- Configuration: php settings, cron jobs, spf setup, anti-spam
- Account: change password, upgrade package
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These are the pages to control one of the services, only one is needed
Example (Page under Email->Manage Accounts)
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- Add a new account (preferably without another page load)
- Modify an email account
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Using the power of the sun and ultrathin films of iron oxide (commonly known as rust), researchers at the Technion, Israel's Institute of Technology, have found a novel way to split water molecules to hydrogen and oxygen. The breakthrough, published this week in the scientific journal Nature Materials, could lead to less expensive, more efficient ways to store solar energy in the form of hydrogen-based fuels. This could be a major step forward in the development of viable replacements for fossil fuels
Iron oxide is a common semiconductor material, inexpensive to produce, stable in water, and — unlike other semiconductors such as silicon — can oxidize water without itself being [oxidized], corroded, or decomposed. But it also presents challenges, the greatest of which was finding a way to overcome its poor electrical conductivity properties. "For many years researchers have struggled with the tradeoff between light absorption and the separation and collection of the photogenerated charge carriers before they die out," says Rothschild. "Our light-trapping scheme overcomes this tradeoff, enabling efficient absorption in ultrathin films wherein the photogenerated charge carriers are collected efficiently."
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Mr. Speaker, the member mentioned that it would give first nations flexibility and I appreciate that. Will the local governments that will lose taxation on properties that are being acquired have flexibility in the service they have to provide under the current legislation?
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Saturday, May 14, 2011
Cristina Ferrare's Big Bowl of Love
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- ButterYum said...
Did you know that Oprah said she was one of the best cooks she knew? I have to agree, although I don't know her personally, but I've loved several of her recipes from a show she co-hosted years ago. Can't wait to get my hands on a copy of this great book. Thanks for reviewing it.
- May 14, 2011 at 4:28 PM
- Daniel said...
Very cool Chef John, I'm not big into recipe books but I might pick this one up!
- May 14, 2011 at 5:18 PM
I have been suckered so many times by cookbooks that I virtually wrote all of them off just a few years ago. I value your opinion because I have used so many of your recipes and I have NEVER been disappointed. I will get a copy of this book - I mean if you like it, it has to be pretty darn good! Thanks for making mention of it!
- May 15, 2011 at 12:51 PM
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Considering your cookbook is my most used by far, I'll make sure to pick hers up.
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A couple of days ago, we found out that our next move will be to Virginia. Last night, at dinner, we started talking about when we'll put the house on the market, when to start looking for one in Virginia, and what we'll do if the house sells early.
During the affair, we had a very difficult time finding a rental home where we live now. This caused us to stay in hotels for many months.
We stayed in hotels while my husband was having an affair. During the affair, we had many arguments. My husband was in an affair fog, so he treated me awful. He also had panic attacks all the time. Finally, after driving 14 hours from his grandmother's house, it was a hotel that I found his clothes, her clothes, and the proof that I finally needed.
My daughter was with me through it all. She was 4 and a half years old.
Last night, as we started talking about the possibility that we would have to start staying in hotels again if the house sold early, she said...
"You mean we'll have to stay in hotels like when daddy had that other girl?"
My mouth dropped. She hasn't mentioned the affair in two years! I thought she forgot about it.
Now, I know really how traumatic it was for her... and I have a huge sadness in my heart and sickness in my stomach.
What made it even harder to stomach is that she started to cry...
My ...ugh...stupid, stupid, stupid, husband tried to console her by telling her that this move would be much better, but I could feel the anxiety she had inside.
My little girl... my baby. She remembers ... and it hurts her. :(
Later on, I hugged her really hard and told her that she can talk about anything that bothers her. She can bring things like that up because we do that in this family.
She didn't say anything else about it and even apologized for bringing it up. No... I don't want her to feel sorry. However, I wonder if she was really apologizing to herself for bringing out such a horrible memory for herself.
I'm so sad... I wish I had protected her more then. I wish I had shielded her from most of the chaos that went on.
As much as I wish for that, I also know that there was no way I could have, and that I can't shield her from everything. She does need to develop coping skills, and the way she does it is through crises.
I just remember holding that brand new baby in my arms. Looking at her with the greatest love I've ever felt and whispering in her ears, "I'll always protect you."
I couldn't protect her from my husband though. I couldn't protect her from my reactions to my husband. I couldn't shield her from the pain that infiltrated our family.
My husband feels really bad too. He wanted to talk about it last night, but I was really cautious about discussing it because I couldn't do it without tears in my eyes.
He asked me if I thought she needed counseling, and I told him that I didn't think so because she doesn't have any behavioral problems because of it, and she's usually a very happy little girl.
He asked if he should do anything about it. I told him that there wasn't anything going on now that was wrong. There's really no changes to make now that will make what happened then go away.
He did say that this move will have to be really fun for her. We'll have to ensure that it's as stress free as possible, so she doesn't associate moving with a nightmare. I do agree with that. Maybe... just maybe...if we can show her that not every move is daddy going off with some girl...she may start to forget.
Although, I am not sure I want her to forget. I'd rather her know what happened, see that it stopped, and know that it was wrong what her daddy did. I want her to learn from it, so she doesn't ever think that it's alright if God forbid she ever has to deal with such a horrible nightmare again.
I now feel like I may throw up. So, I'll end this now.
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A couple of days ago, we found out that our next move will be to Virginia. Last night, at dinner, we started talking about when we'll put the house on the market, when to start looking for one in Virginia, and what we'll do if the house sells early.
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If you look closely 3-P0 has the entire ewok throne packaged with him... so I would assume his knees are articulated, or Hasbro really screwed us.
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Danica Dakić
Danica Dakić
In recent years, Danica Dakić's media installations have been on view in noted group exhibitions such as Documenta 12 (2007) and the 8th Istanbul Biennial (2003). We are delighted to present this travelling exhibition, the first comprehensive retrospective solo show dedicated to Danica Dakić's multifaceted oeuvre. The exhibition is the result of a collaborative effort by the Kunsthalle Düsseldorf, the Generali Foundation, Vienna, and the Museum of Contemporary Art Zagreb.
Central among the issues the artist addresses are questions of identity, homeland, and culture. She engages these questions in a great variety of media—from drawing to photography, from film and video to sound pieces, from performances to sculptural objects. Based on her own experience as a migrant, she uses her work for an extensive examination of language and the representations of roles as well as their significance in the face of social transformation, processes of globalization, and war.
Danica Dakić has been making video and sound installations since 1994; they are distinguished by a close engagement with the particular spatial features and architectural motifs of the individual exhibition site. The works she shoots on locations that are foci of current sociocultural contention are marked by the gentleness, respect, and empathy she brings to collaboration with her protagonists. This approach imparts to the works a particular sensitivity that lets her avoid both voyeurism and conventional documentary styles. Instead, the clarity of the visual details she focuses on, the ways she stages her actors in front of panoramic tapestries or almost
theatrical architectures, and her reenactments of traditional art-historical motifs that suggest the format of the tableau vivant all serve to create digital images that have much in common with classical pictorial compositions. In a few cases, the videos are based on drawings by the artist or are shown in the exhibition with complementary wall drawings. Many works are shown with props used during shooting as well as handmade objects and texts by, and sound recordings of, the protagonists, or are combined with large-format C-prints, photo series, and other works displayed on the walls. These are only a few of the artistic strategies that thematize the creative process behind the works themselves and the relationships between representation, what is represented, and the viewer. Rarely is the presentation of these works as simple as a projection in a black box. In sensitive interaction with
the architecture of the exhibition space, the artist modifies a dark projection room to suggest, for instance, a movie theatre or a chapel, creating a meaningful environment for the work. The questions Dakić engages and her choices of media are inseparable from her biography: she studied painting from the early 1980s on, first at the Academy of Art in Sarajevo, then in Belgrade. In 1988, she came to Düsseldorf, where she studied under Nam June Paik and increasingly explored the possibilities of the medium video. Her experience as a painter, but also her interest in architecture, music, and theatre, are central points of reference for her approach to her subjects.
The realization of this monographic exhibition, which will be shown in Düsseldorf, Vienna, and Zagreb, would not have been possible without the extraordinarily productive collaboration with the artist herself, and we would like to express our profound gratitude to her. We are grateful to the authors Horst Bredekamp and Tom Holert for their contributions to the catalogue; to the translators; and to Maren von Stockhausen, who has designed the catalogue. We would also like to thank the photographer and cameraman Egbert Trogemann, who has worked with Danica Dakić for many years. As in the past, he has assiduously documented her work for the present publication. In addition, we would like to express our gratitude to the Kulturzentrum bei den Minoriten in Graz for loaning us one work. The Kunsthalle Düsseldorf has also received support and consulting services from Cine Plus, a Media Project Berlin, for which we thank them very much.
Ulrike Groos, Kunsthalle Düsseldorf
Sabine Folie, Generali Foundation, Vienna
Tihomir Milovac, Museum of Contemporary Art, Zagreb
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Supporting Art in Seven Countries of Central and Southeast Europe
The ESSL ART AWARD CEE showcases the latest tendencies of young contemporary art in Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania and Slovakia.
Established by the Austrian art collectors Agnes and Karlheinz Essl and conferred in close co-operation with experts, museums and art academies, this award promotes young talents in the countries in which the family business bauMax has an active presence. The award reflects the commitment of the Essl family to the support of young art and provides a significant stimulus to the European cultural sphere. Initiated in 2005, the award is bestowed for the fourth time in 2011, for the first time also including Bulgarian artists.
Nominees Exhibitions in Seven European Capitals
From more than 400 entries by art students, a jury composed of experts from all participating countries short-lists ten nominees per countries. Their work will be exhibited in a Nominees' Exhibition in each of the seven capitals in May and June 2011. Two artists in each country will receive the ESSL ART AWARD CEE, one of them will also benefit from a Special Invitation from the Vienna Insurance Group.
The artwork presented within the context of the ESSL ART AWARD CEE in the Nominees' Exhibitions raises a number of topical questions:
What is happening at art universities? Which social, socio-political and economic issues are of concern to young artists? Are ecological aspects and the gender debate important elements? What will the significance of figurative painting be in the coming years? Do young artists tend to focus on a particular medium?
Drawing, painting, installations, photography and the new media are represented in the artwork exhibited.
In Hungary and Slovakia, there is a tendency of exploring contemporary issues with more traditional techniques. In Romania, photography seems to be the main medium of choice for portraying social issues.
Independent of the chosen medium, many young artists concentrate on existential themes relating to the circumstances they live and work in.
Nominees` Night in Zagreb
In Zagreb, the Nominees' Night will be organised at Muzej Suvremene Umjetnosti on 12 May 2011, at 7 p.m.. Inaugurating statements will made by the Minister of Culture Jasen Mesić, Prof. Vanja Babić, Snježana Pintarić and Martin Essl, CEO bauMax.
The nominees for the Croatian ESSL ART AWARD CEE are Beata Jarzyna,Ana Kuzmanić,Stjepan Milas,Sabina Mikelić,Martin Mrzljak, Pavle Pavlović,David Ranogajec,Igor Ruf,Irena TopićandBorko Vukosav.
Each of the 14 winners of the ESSL ART AWARD CEE receives EUR 3.500 and takes part in the >ESSL ART AWARD Exhibition< held at the Essl Museum from 02 Dec 2011 until 12 Feb 2012. The exhibition will be complemented by a comprehensive catalogue which presents the individual artistic positions and is designed to help the young talents obtain international recognition.
Within the context of the Nominees' Night the Vienna Insurance Group will issue a Special Invitation to one of the winners from each country and showcase their work in an exhibition at the Ringturm building in Vienna.
A Contemporary Art Success Story: Essl Museum and bauMax
Inaugurated in 1999, the Essl Museum is Austria's largest privately run museum and home to one of Europe's most significant collections of contemporary art with more than 7.000 works of art.
Back in the 1950s, the art collectors Agnes and Karlheinz Essl discovered their passion for contemporary art. A very successful business career that took off at a breathtaking pace with the foundation of the bauMax company enabled them to build an important art collection. It has always been of prime importance for the couple to make their collection available to the public at large. The museum presents international exhibitions, solo exhibitions of top artists and considers art education a priority.
It has always been part of the commitment of the Essl family to support young artists, an intention that has been translated into reality with the >emerging artists< series and the ESSL ART AWARD CEE.
35 years ago, the Essl family opened the first bauMax store in Austria. Today the family undertaking is one of Europe's largest DIY-store chains and is considered a pioneer in bringing DIY to central and southeast Europe and recently also Turkey.
bauMax is active in nine countries with more than 150 stores. In addition to Austria, the company is present in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Croatia, Romania, Bulgaria and, since 2010, Turkey. bauMax is internationally considered to be synonymous with competence and progress in the areas of home building and home improvement, tools and garden. bauMax is not only the number one in home building and DIY but also as an employer. The company with more than 10.000 staff members has repeatedly been ranked among Europe's 100 best employers.
With its motto "Best in price, best in product range and best in service", bauMax is not only appealing to DIY fans, but also to small industry and trade and those who are not willing to engage in DIY themselves. With its sustained low price concept adjusted precisely to the needs of customers in every country, bauMax guarantees to offer its products at the lowest price. The company's aim is to make home improvement affordable for everyone.
VIENNA INSURANCE GROUP – Partner of Long Standing
For many years, the VIENNA INSURANCE GROUP has been co-operating with the Essl Museum. This years the group will again sponsor the ESSL ART AWARD CEE together with bauMax. The following VIENNA INSURANCE GROUP companies participate in the event: Kvarner, Helios and Erste osiguranje in Croatia, Wiener Städtische in Slovenia, Kooperativa, Česká podnikatelská pojišt'ovna and Pojišťovna České spořitelny in the Czech Republic, Kooperativa, Komunálna and Poisťovňa Slovenskej sporiteľne in Slovakia, Union Biztosító and Erste Biztosító in Hungary, Omniasig, Asirom BCR Non-life and BCR Life in Romania, as well as the Bulgarian companies Bulstrad Life and Non-life and Bulgarski Imoti Life and Non-life. For the first time Bulgaria takes part in the ESSL ART AWARD CEE as the seventh country.
VIG Special Invitations – Young Talent Award of the VIENNA INSURANCE GROUP
In 2011, VIENNA INSURANCE GROUP continues the project initiated in 2009 by issuing "VIG Special Invitations" in the context of the ESSL ART AWARD CEE. For every participating country, one of the two ESSL ART AWARD CEE winners will receive the "VIG Special Invitation" endowed with EUR 1.000 each. The winners will be invited to participate in the VIG Special Invitations exhibition at the Vienna Insurance Group's exhibition centre at the Ringturm building in Vienna in May 2012 and to create a work specifically for this event.
"Supporting art and cultural projects is an integral part of our corporate philosophy and a tradition of long standing. With our support of the ESSL ART AWARD CEE we can contribute to promoting the developing of the young creative art scenes in the countries of central and eastern Europe where Vienna Insurance Group is active. As a company that does successful insurance business in the region we consider it part of our corporate social responsibility to promote the diversity of cultural life", says Dr. Günter Geyer, CEO of VIENNA INSURANCE GROUP.
Listed on the stock exchanges of Vienna and Prague and headquartered in Vienna, VIENNA INSURANCE GROUP (VIG) is one of the leading insurance groups in central and eastern Europe. With a staff of 25.000, VIG offers innovative insurance schemes and excellent service to its customers in 24 countries of the region.
SLOVAKIA, NOMINEES´ NIGHT, 09 May 2011
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Galéria MEDIUM | Hviezdoslavovo nám. 18., Bratislava 1
Exhibition: 09 May – 29 May 2011
10 Nominees: Dávid Demjanovič, Mira Gáberová, Magdaléna Kuchtová, Daniela Krajčová, Stano Masár, Erika Miklóšová, Ivana Osuská, Csilla Poláková, Ludmila Pohlová, Milan Vagač
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Exhibition: 10 May – 22 May 2011
10 Nominees: Anikó Basa, Emőke Bada, Ervin Békési, Anett Hámori, Patrícia Jagicza, Dorottya Kanics, János Kujbus, Lajos Sárai, Annamária Szentpétery, Ádám Ulbert
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CROATIA, NOMINEES´ NIGHT, 12 May 2011
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Exhibition: 12 May – 31 May 2011
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Durable Goods Climb in September
Dow Jones Newswires Managing Editor Michael Casey joins the News Hub to talk about the climb in durable goods last month, largely tied to the purchase of civilian aircrafts, and the decrease in jobless claims. Photo: Getty Images.
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The question I'm asking is this: Mariage? Flashback scene? or is that happening like now!?!
Niiiice. Is this a wedding?
It'd be interesting to see him ask Griffith about the former Band of the Falcon (and to hear Griffith's response), but as far as bringing them back as ghosts, the situation is different, as the people shown here are freshly deceased. But even then, they aren't just dead, they were branded. I don't think they could come back that way.
As you said, I don't see how it'd be possible. But indeed hearing the wording of his reply would be interesting. "They've moved on to where they become one."
Pretty cool, though like Walter I'm a bit disappointed Griffith still looks like he just walked off the battlefield.
I'm also unreasonably excited, given the import of everything else, that Locus is merely involved.
Sonia's hat reminds me of the one Miura drew in his tribute to Chika Umino.
The revised falcon of light motif is giving me the creeps. As if it's more skeletal.
I think it's because it's more angular, that makes it feel a bit menacing.
The more we see of Neo-Griffith, the more I compare him to the 'Warrior-Prophet' aka Anasûrimbor Kellhus from R. Scott Bakker's Second Apocalypse books. I really need to return to that series one of these days.
It's like a fairy tale isn't it? The powerful hero saves the day, gets a kingdom and marries the princess. It's way too perfect. And this is what bugs me. I know this will eventually change but how and when?
Honestly in my opinion the reborn Griffith is a very boring (yet very unique) antagonist.
I find it interesting actually that he has this expressionless look on his face, it's a great way to convey how above it all he is.
Never heard of it. But I guess you're just ruminating aloud, and not saying Griffith was based on the guy, right?
Locus meeting Rickert also gave me that reaction.
It does make sense though, if the coronation hasn't occurred yet. Also, Griffith was always front lines leader. Perhaps he'll take that mentality forward, and even along with his godlike status, choose to be identified as a warrior.
Like I told him by chat: Femto only has one Griffith costume. The lounging one was unavailable at the store. More seriously, maybe he's just returned from the field, or it's to honor the soldiers.
Well it's not Griffith "reborn", it's Femto in a fleshsuit, which is why he's like that. I find it interesting actually that he has this expressionless look on his face, it's a great way to convey how above it all he is.
Even watching him do the Mr. Perfect act while dismissively outmaneuvering nobles to their faces is enough, "Yeah yeah, you don't like me, I don't like you, but I've got all the juice and you don't even know the half of it, so... *yawn*" =)
honestly, i thinck that the pacing of the series is really slow right now, but thats just my opinionthe art is good as always but the plot is not moving that fast imo
It's pretty fast, on the contrary. In just 3 episodes we've seen and learned quite a lot about Fantasia and Falconia.
honestly, i thinck that the pacing of the series is really slow right now, but thats just my opinion
i just want to see guts and co. finally arrive in Elfhelm haha
The shot of Sonia in her Holy See (I assume?) robes just adorable! Her regalia suggests to me that she has an important role within the order now.
How long is Griffith going to be able to keep up his emotionless demeanor before the citizens start becoming suspect? Assuming that his behavior will raise any red flags at all.
I really love the design of the palace. Seems like it would be nigh impossible to siege with those crisscrossing bottlenecks and murder holes over each arch. Very impressive up close.
Also, is it just me, or does the fabric down the front of Sonia's robe really resemble the brand of sacrifice more than the icon usually does. It almost looks like a Hawk soaring out of the Idea of Evil. Pretty cool stuff.
I've come home and this beautiful episode was waiting for me! The details, the beauty.... I'm glad. Every time we get new info I'm getting more and more curious. I wonder what they are saying in the panel with the sword planted in the ground...
And on page 3 (if I'm not wrong) there's something that says 10th mystery? What is it?
Won't know this until we can get our hands on the Japanese pages. So far all we have are Chinese... But my guess on the sword is that it's Locus speaking figuratively, possibly about Griffith.That text isn't on the pics that LOicos posted, so I'd assume that's some bullshit slapped on by the Chinese scanners (great work, guys).I'm not seeing an episode title. Anyone else? Ah, there it is. Top left. Too small to read.


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I watched Fred and Jeff Wilpon squirm yesterday with embarrassment and pain. It was clear to me by their body language and tone of voice they felf genuine embarrassment and frustration of having to go through the firing and hiring process once again.
They were under the glare of the spotlight not only in New York, but the baseball community, and they were admitting the last six years under Omar Minaya were under them. That can't be easy, as it reaffirmed in part the criticism directed at them.
When Fred Wilpon said he loves the Mets, I believe him, and I believe Jeff Wilpon when he said everybody is responsible. They were asked point blank where they failed and their answer was in hiring the wrong people. There were no excuses, no lamenting injuries and bad luck, but an admission they made judgment errors in their hiring process.
They said things spun out of control and the people they hired did not produce the results, meaning the Wilpons did not produce results, either. Nobody spends that kind of money and doesn't want to win.
Can the Mets win with the Wilpon ownership?
I believe they can. Afterall, they reached the World Series in 2000 and came within one hit of doing so again in 2006. When you come that close, you can win with the right people.
I believe the biggest problem the Wilpons made with Minaya, was overestimating the ability of the team after the 2006 season. Their thinking was "we'll get that hit next year," but it never happened. The Mets made no significant changes after the 2006 season, and instead regressed with their pitching staff. That led to the collapse of 2007, and later 2008.
By 2009, the team had dramatically regressed and patchwork was not enough. Patchwork won't be enough for 2011, either.
How much the Ponzi scandal set back the spending we'll never really know, but we must give them the benefit of doubt with that payroll.
That they continually have a one of the highest payrolls in the major leagues shows a willingness to spend. That they OK'd the spending on whom they signed was their mistake. Maybe the Wilpons never overruled Minaya's choices, but they should have done a better job of asking questions.
One of the questions the Wilpons and the new leadership must face is that changing the culture might entail eating contracts, and if the new general manager suggests it, are they willing to take that kind of financial hit?
I would have liked to have heard more of a blueprint for the future rather than hearing it will be the new general manager's decision, but they left it all out there that the new leadership will have responsibility and must have a vision. They said they will examine all kinds of GM candidates, but I would have liked to have heard them define the ideal candidate.
In saying the new general manager must just change the culture is an admission the present environment hasn't been good and the fault lies with the Wilpons in fostering it.
Yesterday was not an easy day for the Wilpons or the Mets' organization. And, this will not be an easy winter for them or the new leadership. But, Fred and Jeff Wilpon took responsibility yesterday, and promised the new leadership will be given the authority and resources to rebuild their franchise.
I saw their anguish and humiliation yesterday. I know they don't want to go through that again.
There's an old saying, that discontent is the first step toward progress in a nation or a man. That includes baseball teams as well, and there was no hiding their discontent.
They've already taken the first step.


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Sr. Dianne Bergant, Noted Old Testament Scholar, to Speak at Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University Commencement May 25
Deborah Lohse
SANTA CLARA, Calif., May 13, 2013 — A noted professor of Old Testament studies and expert in biblical literature will be the commencement speaker at the Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University (JST) May 25 at 3 p.m.
Sister Dianne Bergant, CSA, the Carroll Stuhlmueller, CP Distinguished Professor of Old Testament Studies.at the Catholic Theological Union in Chicago, will address the 2013 class of more than 40 graduating students and their family and friends, at a ceremony taking place at 3 p.m. at Zaytuna College, 2401 Leconte Ave., Berkeley, Calif.
"We are delighted to welcome Sr. Bergant as our commencement speaker this year," said Thomas Massaro, S.J., dean of the Jesuit School of Theology. "Her impeccable scholarship on the Old Testament and her wonderful skills at communicating her insights on scripture to wide audiences will be a true gift for our graduating students."
Sr. Bergant for three years wrote "The Word" column in America magazine. Also, for more than 15 years, she was the Old Testament book reviewer of The Bible Today magazine, where she was a member of the editorial board for 25 years, five of them as general editor.
"I am honored to speak to the graduates of the Jesuit School of Theology," said Bergant. "This opportunity fits perfectly within the ministry I have been privileged to be a part of most of my life, namely, the formation of future ministers of the church."
She received her M.A. and Ph.D. in Biblical languages and literature from St. Louis University. She also holds a B.S. in elementary education from Marian College, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.
She is the former president of the Catholic Biblical Association of America and the Society of Biblical Literature.
For the past 20 years, she has been an active member of the Chicago Catholic/Jewish Scholars Dialogue and serves on the editorial board of Biblical Theology Bulletin, and Chicago Studies. She is currently working in the areas of biblical interpretation and biblical theology, particularly issues of peace, ecology, and feminism.
She has written numerous articles and chapters in books, as well as more than a dozen volumes on topics including the Old Testament, scripture and liturgy, ecology and worship, and Hebrew narrative and poetry.
The students graduating from JST will be receiving advanced degrees including Master of Divinity (M.Div.); Master of Theological Studies (M.T.S.); Master of Arts (M.A.); Master of Theology (Th.M.); Bachelor of Sacred Theology (S.T.B.); Licentiate in Sacred Theology (S.T.L.) and Doctor of Sacred Theology (S.T.D.).
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Tweetro+, the popular Twitter client for Windows has been updated. This marks the start of a substantial number of updates the developer (Lazyworm) has planned for the course of the next handful of months. While we're excited by updates being pushed out, the developer is also reportedly working on ensuring the transition from Twitter API 1.0 to version 1.1 (set to arrive on March 5th) is smooth for consumers.
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- Fix for mentions and search tweet sharing
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- Various minor bug fixes and tweaks
As well as the above and keeping on top of API changes, the folk behind Tweetro+ are also looking to include the most commonly requested features into the app, including Tweet Marker support, Timeline bookmarks (remembers position of last read tweet), as well as further ways to personalise and customise the app and a more robust notifications system.
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Because I have a research design to write (among other things), and only 12 days until my summer break, I'll share a screen shot I took yesterday of the Female Impersonator Site Meter log. I thought it was pretty cool.
Thanks to all our readers who make blogging so worthwhile.
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
A screen shot can be considered a post, right?
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Keep up the good work!
I saw this article and I thought you might like it:
- May 19, 2010 at 1:03 PM
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And thanks for the link. Brings up some really important points.
- May 19, 2010 at 1:59 PM
I always read from an RSS feed, I don't know if that comes up in your stats, but you can prolly add a few more just from that. For example google reader says you have 22 subscribers. :)
- May 19, 2010 at 4:50 PM
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I'll be honest, I have never used an RSS feed or Google Reader, but that's really cool. :) Any way that people get to us is appreciated. Thanks for commenting!
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