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Classic: Garlic and Herb Standing Rib RoastA large beef roast is a holiday mainstay, and this recipe flavors the meat very simply―with only salt, pepper, thyme, and garlic―so its natural flavor can shine.
Modern: Coriander and Black Pepper-Crusted Rib Roast with Roasted OnionsThis roast is seasoned with many more flavors than the Garlic and Herb Standing Rib Roast, including honey and Dijon mustard, but the real difference is the coriander, whose exotic but subtle sweet-and-spicy taste makes this roast stand out.
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Classic: Traditional Sweet Potato CasseroleRare is the Thanksgiving table that doesn't hold something very similar to this dish. The enduring combination of sweet potatoes mashed with butter and brown sugar and topped with toasted marshmallows is a taste everybody loves.
Modern: Brown Sugar-Glazed Sweet Potato WedgesThough its flavors are very similar to Traditional Sweet Potato Casserole, this dish offers a completely different experience by leaving the sweet potatoes in large pieces. A subtle spice from nutmeg, ginger, and cinnamon also sets it apart.
Classic: Pennsylvania Dutch Tea RollsThese light and airy, poppy seed–topped sweet yeast rolls are an iconic part of the old-fashioned American supper table. They're simple and delicate, and will complement any hearty meal, especially if it involves roast chicken.
Modern: Olive and Asiago RollsWhere the Pennsylvania Dutch Tea Rolls are soft and subtly flavored, these bring a robust crust and strong Mediterranean seasonings. The piquant kalamata olives and salty cheese can stand up to full-bodied dishes; try the rolls with a zesty vegetable soup, saucy pasta dish, or even grilled steak.
Classic: Vanilla Bean Crème BrûléeThis elegant and impressive dessert ends any dinner party with class. All the accent marks in its name might be intimidating, but the recipe itself is quite simple―it has only six ingredients. And you get to wield a blowtorch (though if you don't have one, we include another method) to give the dish its signature crackly topping.
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Dealing with cheap people can be hard, but here's how to do it properly.
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1Ignore them. Sometimes, people purposely are annoying because they want a reaction, but ignoring them may make them stop being cheap because you didn't react to it.
2Find out why they're being cheap. Is someone in their lives annoying them? Are they going through a divorce? Something might be going on in their lives that you weren't aware of, so find out what it is before screaming at them.
3Tell another person. Only do this when it gets out of control. Ask for their advice on what to do and take it. Don't be gossipy or spread rumors, but do tell someone that they are being cheap and ask them to help stop it.
4Don't be cheap back. Control your temper and kill them with kindness. Be super nice to them, especially if something has gone wrong in their life.
5Tell them to stop. If they are being annoying, tell them politely to stop it. Tell them to stop being unfair because it's annoying everyone.
6See what you can do to help them. If they are saying something rude, change the topic. If they are picking on someone, take the person away from there. Interfere and help them learn what they are doing wrong.
7Don't hang around them. If there eventually comes a point in time where you just become too fed up and don't feel like doing anything anymore, don't hang around them. There's no point. You tried.
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Take one angry Irishman, have him leave his home country on the run, put him in the U.S. Marine Corps in Vietnam and what do you have? You have one exciting story that goes nonestop from beginning to end. At the time of �the troubles� in Northern Ireland, Ned O�Shea was a gunman for the rebels, picking off British soldiers wherever they could be found. Then someone higher in the ranks thinks it would be a wise idea to kill the British queen. O�Shea is assigned the task but he is rather reluctant. Firing on troops is one thing. Killing a woman is quite another.
Then the stakes are raised and it becomes no longer safe for Ned to be in Ireland so he escapes the country, coming to the United States on a Polish freighter. And what could be a more fitting task for an expert marksman than to enter the Marine Corps at the height of the Vietnam fighting?
As I read the story and learned how different characters reacted to what was going on around them, I recognized it as all too true. I too was in �Nam in some of the places the author was mentioning but by then I was out of the Marine Corps and was a civilian working for Grumman Aerospace.
In one outpost, I think it was called Dong Den, the Marines there had to be alert that the enemy did not turn the claymore mines around so when they went off they sprayed deadly shrapnel at the good guys. A similar story is told in the book.
This was a difficult time for our country. While Marines were fighting and dying in Vietnam, there were those at home fleeing to Canada to avoid serving. And of course there was the noted and infamous actress Jane Fonda, who posed with an enemy artillery piece.
And yes all the characters are believable. I�m not quite so sure about one character, a captain who left a platoon of his stranded while the battalion moved out. The Marine officers I encountered while in or out of the service had a good deal more concern for the people who served under their command.
While in �Nam doing some filming of the company aircraft I was speaking to a helicopter pilot whose primary assignment was to fly into combat areas and pick up those who were wounded.
I asked him how his missions were prioritized, in short, how was it determined who was picked up first. He told me there were three categories assigned. The first and most critical wounded were called �immediate.� This highest priority were those Marines who were severely wounded, making it critical they be brought to an aid station or a field hospital at once or their wounds would be fatal. The second category of wounded were called routine. These Marines had been wounded and certainly needed treatment but were not in immediate danger of dying. The third category was the saddest of all. They were called permanent routine. They had already died.
Page 2 of 2 - This was one good book. What could I say that would make you understand how I felt about this book? Let me just say, �John Murphy, ooRah�
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Sometimes it is the people who no one imagines anything of who do the things that no one can imagine.
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That is still in the works. I think this is my favorite design, I just need to work on some of the colors. I don't want to make it overly red or blue.
Why change perfection? Don't ruin a good thing in my opinion. I love the site as is.
I liked the other designs better... seems this version is nearly the same as what we have already.
I liked the second design you did better than this one.
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I did like the rounded boxes for each different item of the second design.
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ICYMI: Babeu Blowup over Bailout
In his first appearance since news of his troubled past as headmaster of the Desisto private school this past week, Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu went, hat in hand, to the Pinal County Board of Supervisors, asking for a bailout after an audit found he is $1.6 million dollars over his budget of more than $47 million.
After attempting to kick-start his congressional campaign claiming to be a fiscal conservative, Babeu continues to show the voters of Congressional District 4 his true colors – demonstrating the same reckless disregard for fiscal sanity and proper accounting as the prior Congress's who put our nation on its current path towards bankruptcy.
What's worse? Babeu is seen in video of the meeting losing his temper and telling the Board, "Don't tell me it's my budget deficit. It's yours!"
This stunning development is yet another example of Babeu's hypocrisy as he continues to campaign for congress despite calls for his withdraw by many throughout the community . Babeu is currently the subject of multiple investigations related to his abuse of power, authority and official resources. His actions certainly paint a very different picture than his rhetoric.
We are all left to wonder if he cannot manage his own budget in the Sheriff's office, how can anyone in good faith believe he will fight for a balanced budget in Washington?
Washington doesn't need another politician who spending frivolously (like on collectable badges and coins or expensive trips), refuses make hard choices, and then looks to blame someone else.
We have enough people in Washington who are all too ready to blame others for our nations fiscal problems rather than do something about it. We need someone who will face and tackle problems head on. That person is Paul Gosar and he has a record to show for it.


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Pair of Forwards Joins UCF Women's Basketball's Class of 2013
June 6, 2013
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By Jenna Marina
ORLANDO, Fla. (UCFAthletics.com) - The UCF women's basketball team has added forwards Makenzi Reasor and Rosinha Rosario to the 2013-14 recruiting class, head coach Joi Williams announced Thursday.
The pair round out UCF's recruiting class at six, joining freshman guard Jordan Jackson (Long Beach, Calif.); junior forward Yanique Gordon (Tallahassee C.C.); freshman guard Zykira Lewis (Bartow, Fla.) and freshman guard Aneesa Watson (Fayette County, Ga.). The newest Knights will compete for the Black and Gold when they embark on their inaugural campaign in the American Athletic Conference.
"I am very excited about adding Rosie and Makenzi to our UCF family. Both will provide depth to our team in the front court," Williams said. "Rosie's work ethic and versatility will allow her to contribute on both ends of the floor. Makenzi's length and ability to stretch the floor with her shooting will allow us to attack offensively in many ways. In addition, these two young ladies are great students."
Reasor, 6-foot-2, spent 2012-13 at Indiana State. Originally from Fortville, Ind., she lettered for four seasons at Mount Vernon High School and led the Marauders to the Class 3A State Championship game as a senior. She assisted MVHS to back-to-back sectional titles and regional appearances while earning four All-State team distinctions during her career.
Rosario, 6-foot-1, is a sophomore transfer from Gulf Coast State College (Panama City, Fla.) and a close friend of UCF senior guard Sara Djassi from their playing days in Portugal. A native of Rio De Mouro, Portugal, Rosario started 30-of-31 games last year for the Commodores, averaging 9.1 points and 4.3 rebounds per game.
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SAN ANTONIO - He didn't score in the second half Friday night. He didn't play a lick in the fourth quarter. Most surprising, Suns forward Amar'e Stoudemire finished with only seven points, the fewest he has scored in a game in nearly 16 months.
Perhaps the most-impressive thing: He didn't seem to care.
Fans who have followed the Suns throughout Stoudemire's eight-year career know that hasn't always been the case. He is prideful and determined, qualities that easily can lead to selfishness at basketball's highest level. In fact, Suns coach Alvin Gentry was asked Saturday how Stoudemire might have reacted after a similar game earlier in his career.
"Oh, he would've pouted," Gentry said without hesitation. "We know that. But I think it's a credit to him that he was the guy leading the cheers (Friday). A lot has changed in him. Sometimes it just takes the right chemistry and the right people being around you, but I'm as proud of him as any guy I've ever coached."
For the record, Stoudemire said that as long as the Suns emerged victorious, a younger version of himself would've had no problems scoring so little in such a big game. It's a theme Stoudemire long has adopted but one few really believed, wondering - fair or not - about the talented forward's motives.
That no longer seems to be the case. Entering Sunday night's Game 4 of Phoenix's second-round playoff series against the San Antonio Spurs, Stoudemire's growth ranks among the bench's development and the defense's improvement as this team's main pillars of success.
"Amar'e has really matured as far as his game," Suns assistant coach Dan Majerle said. "He's finding other guys. He's not getting frustrated. He's letting other guys feed off him, and he's making everybody better. To me, that's what makes a great player. He hasn't always done that. He's been a guy who has scored, but now he's contributing in other areas."
The Spurs made it clear early in Game 3 that they wouldn't let Stoudemire beat them. They blocked two of his first five shots. They double-teamed him and, for the most part, sealed him off the offensive glass.
Still, Stoudemire took a pass from Steve Nash, dribbled into the lane and fired a quick pass to Jason Richardson for an open 3-pointer. When Manu Ginobili beat Grant Hill off the dribble, Stoudemire slid over and took a charge. To start the second half, Stoudemire blocked two of San Antonio's first three shots to keep the Spurs from building on a six-point lead.
"When you need to win, you do whatever it takes," said Stoudemire, whose four assists matched his regular-season high.
It's a mind-set his teammates have grown to expect, and a reason they call Stoudemire a great teammate.
"Look, every great player has an ego and a competitiveness and a selfishness, a belief in themselves, which is good," Hill said. "(Stoudemire) has that, just like all great players. But he also has the little things. The attention to detail. Making suggestions in timeouts to get the ball to somebody else.
"To him, it's about one thing: winning."
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Letters to the Editor
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We are privileged to live next to military
First, my thoughts and prayers go out to the families of the New York and Pennsylvania disasters.
I waited to see when this subject would come back up after watching it appear so many times last year - the fly zone for the military. Well, it did come up and I want a small part of say-so in it.
Come on, neighbors, what were you thinking? Anyone can see how close the Naval Weapons Station that leads to Camp Pendleton is. It's on our main road called Ammunition. What were you thinking?
We are privileged to live in San Diego, home of how many bases, how many military personnel, how many Navy ships that call our harbor home? Has anyone ever wondered why San Diego wasn't attacked? I have, and although I can't say it isn't a possibility, I am sure all this military support here made the terrorists think twice.
I hear that same noise every night and day. Yes, it rattles my windows, even interrupts my favorite TV show and sleep. And at times I have to remind myself that the noisy helicopter was once the sound of freedom to our men who served in previous wars. I would rather have them fly over me then to have to send them off to unknown enemy countries, as we might have to.
To the men and women of the military, I salute you all. My freedom is because of you. Bless you all.
Observations from the liberal left
Hillary Clinton, the standard bearer of left-wing liberalism, chose not to sing the national anthem at the day of prayer at Yankee Stadium on Sept. 23.
Derrick Z. Jackson, Boston Globe columnist, on Sept. 19 said, "God cannot be all that happy with a nation that is 5 percent of the world's population and produces a quarter of Earth's carbon dioxide emissions, yet walks out of global warming talks." J. Howard Crews (Letters, Sept. 15) says, "It is true we as a people do incalculable violence to this land and Mother Earth, greater even than terrorists do to our own national psyche."
Richard Crews (Letters, Sept. 21) says, "In fact, there's only a 25 percent chance Bush will do the right thing. Every cloud has a silver lining; if the other Arab nations cut us off from their oil, our greenhouse gas output will certainly lessen."
These are just my observations of the statements of the liberal left.
You decide on what they mean, as always.
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Terrorists have awakened our patriotic spirit
As Americans, our daily lives have been shaken, the near future is filled with anxiety and a shadow of sadness dims the surrounding light. What these madmen don't understand is that as Americans we will not cower in fear. Our patriotism was ignited by their horrendous act, and they have awakened the spirit that for a generation has passed in slumber.
A spirit that was born of people gathering in a far land seeking the freedom to pray as they wished, to create a home for their families and the opportunity to achieve their dreams. The spirit was created by accepting the fellowship of strangers from other lands, joining in a common goal to be free, to be Americans.
Americans didn't have a goal of being the world's super power, we wanted to live in peace. But throughout our history, other madmen, despots and egomaniacs have created the crucible that forged the foundation of our position in the world today.
Our flag was at half-mast reflecting our sorrow for those Americans and others who perished on Sept. 11. When we raised it to the masthead again, hidden in its shadow was another symbol, another flag created in our struggle for independence. Its slogan - "Don't tread on me."


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Country Reports on Terrorism 2010 - Ukraine
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Overview: Ukraine took several steps to mitigate the threat of terrorism. The government installed radiation detection systems at the port of Odesa, enacted amendments that strengthened Ukraine's terrorist financing legislation, and the Ukrainian military participated in regional military counterterrorism exercises.
Legislation and Law Enforcement: Following President Yanukovych's April pledge to eliminate Ukraine's stockpile of highly enriched uranium (HEU) by 2012 at the Nuclear Security Summit in Washington, DC, Ukraine reached a significant milestone in late December with the removal of 50 kilograms of HEU fresh fuel from Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Sevastopol. With this action, Ukraine demonstrated global leadership by ensuring that vulnerable nuclear material does not end up in terrorist hands.
Ukraine completed the installation of radiation detection systems and associated training in conjunction with the U.S. National Nuclear Security Administration's Second Line of Defense (SLD) program at the port of Odesa. The program aims to deter, detect, and interdict illicit trafficking in nuclear and other radioactive materials across international borders and through the global maritime shipping system.
In keeping with the National Biometrics Action Plan, the Ministry of Internal Affairs announced in November plans to introduce biometric passports for Ukrainians traveling abroad. The plan was not yet adopted by the Cabinet of Ministers at year's end, however.
Countering Terrorist Finance: On May 21, President Yanukovych signed into law amendments to Ukraine's anti-money laundering and counterterrorism financing (AML/CTF) legislation. The amendments represented a significant step toward compliance with the recommendations of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) and the standards of the Council of Europe's Committee of Experts on the Evaluation of Anti-Money Laundering Measures and the Financing of Terrorism (MONEYVAL). The new legislation replaced and significantly improved Ukraine's basic AML/CTF Law, and amended relevant portions of the Criminal Code to bring them into greater compliance with international standards. However, Ukraine has remained on the FATF list of countries with "strategic deficiencies" since February 2010.
Regional and International Cooperation: Ukraine contributed a 20-person Special Operations Task Unit to participate in a multinational special operations counterterrorism exercise that was conducted in Poland in September. U.S. European Command (EUCOM) sponsored the exercise.


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Cleveland Cavaliers (61-15, 1st in Eastern Conference) San Antonio Spurs (49-26, 3rd in Western) Sunday, April 4, 2009 – 3:00 PM
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Cavs 97, Spurs 86 (Box Score) So many times this season, I have been so caught up in the Cavs' injury issues that I sometimes forget that the teams the Cavs get to play are rarely at full strength either. Such was the case last night with the San Antonio Spurs. I was still pondering
There's no defending Manu!
What can you do? You shoot 51% as a team. You out-rebound your opponent. You hold their star player to 23 points on 38% shooting. LeBron scores 39, Hughes continues his hot streak with 26 points hitting 58% of his shots. The bench comes through with productive minutes from Devin Brown, Donyell Marshall and Damon
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In news that probably won't go over well regardless of his actual involvement, Brady Quinn's name has now been linked to an altercation that occurred early on New Year's Day in Columbus, Ohio. The 9-1-1 call has been posted on Cleveland.com, and the caller is definitely quick to call out Quinn as one of the members in the


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After premiering at Sundance back in January, an official trailer for "Sweetwater" has finally made its way online, promising plenty of pulp in its depiction of unrest on the 19th-century Western frontier. The film stars January Jones as Sarah, a former prostitute living on the New Mexico plains with her husband Miguel (Eduardo Noriega), who are both having to deal with overbearing landowner and religious fanatic Prophet Josiah (Jason Isaacs). When Josiah has Miguel killed, Sarah takes the law into her own hands on an intense journey of vengeance, with a renegade sheriff (Ed Harris) hot on her tail.
Forgoing the propriety and earnestness one might associate with historical depictions, "Sweetwater" seems to be reveling in a more pulpy portrayal of saloon town sex and violence, which should put it more in line with the work of Quentin Tarantino and his most recent film, "Django Unchained." Fresh off the penultimate season of "Mad Men," it is a refreshing change-of-pace for the actress go from playing a repressed housewife to a gun-toting woman serving retribution. Although is has been sold to some territories, "Sweetwater" has yet to nab a U.S> distributor or release date, and has already undergone a title change to the more aptly named "Sweet Vengeance" in some countries. Hopefully the trailer will grab enough attention to ensure that the film will eventually land stateside, no matter what format or title it comes in.


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iPhone OS 4 beta 3 reveals USB file transfers and rotation lock
File sharing, accelerometer lock, new iPod widget and easier apps killing are among the new features discovered in the latest beta 3 of the iPhone OS 4.
Despite Steve Jobs claims that task killing means poor OS, it seems that the guys behind the iPhone OS 4 are further tweaking the way you kill unwanted apps in the new task switcher.
In the latest beta 3 task killing works in a similar fashion to the app unninstall process tap and hold on a running app in the task switcher, then all icons will start wiggling and you can kill as many as you just like by tapping their red kill switches.
Another new thing is that when you've got your iPod running, swiping to the left in the task switcher will reveal useful media controls. Its like a standard media widget and it would be really cool if Apple adds full support for creating various widgets on that place.
The third hidden goodie is the option for orientation lock. You will be able to turn off the accelerometer and lock the screen orientation (quite useful when lying in bed) by using a shortcut in the task switcher. Could you please now add similar switches there for toggling Wi-Fi, 3G and Bluetooth, please!
Multitasking, media widget and orientation lock
There is no doubt the most interesting among the new features is the file transferring over USB. It only works via iTunes but it's still something. In the App section you will find an interface which shows the apps that support file transferring and their files (like Mail, Office, etc.). With a simple drag and drop you will able to transfer files from and to your iPhone. About time, wasnt it?
File sharing in iTunes
All the features are more than welcomed, because they lower some long criticized restrictions of the iPhone OS.


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'The Gatekeepers,' '5 Broken Cameras' among 15 films eligible for consideration for Academy Award nomination for best documentary film
Amir Kaminer
Published: 12.07.12, 07:17 / Israel Culture
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"5 Broken Cameras" tells the story of Emad Burnat, a farmer and photographer from the West Bank village of Bil'in, who documented the villagers' struggle together with activists from all around the world against the construction of the separation fence on residents' lands.
Over the years Burnat's cameras were destroyed by IDF soldiers, and in the film each camera documents a chapter in this life.
"5 Broken Cameras" has been sold to dozens of countries and television stations worldwide and screened in many international festivals.


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Royals sign veteran pitcher Brad Penny to minor league deal
The Royals announced today that the club has signed two-time All-Star pitcher Brad Penny to a minor league contract for the 2014 season, which includes an invitation to Major League Spring Training, which opens on Friday, February 14 in Surprise, AZ, when pitchers and catchers are scheduled to report.
Penny, 35, is a two-time All-Star (2006-07) with the Los Angeles Dodgers, winning 16 games in each season. He led the National League in winning percentage in 2007 (.800), going 16-4 with a 3.03 ERA (70 ER in 208.0 innings). The right-handed hurler last pitched in the Major Leagues in 2012, with the San Francisco Giants, going 0-1 with a 6.16 ERA in 22 appearances out of the bullpen. Penny has pitched in 13 Major League seasons, spending time with Florida (2000-04), the Los Angeles Dodgers (2004-08), Boston (2009), San Francisco (2009, 2012), St. Louis (2010) and Detroit (2011). He was originally a fifth round pick of the Arizona Diamondbacks in the 1996 draft. The veteran pitcher has helped three different teams reach the postseason, including in 2003 when he was a member of the World Champion Marlins' starting rotation. Penny went 2-0 with a 2.19 ERA in two World Series starts that season against the Yankees.


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Here's a project that's worth getting behind... or, at least, being aware of. The filmmaker has launched a fundraising campaign to raise $40,000 in 60 days. Full details, including pitch video, follow via press release below:
documentary tells the story of a group of repatriated Jamaicans who now face an imminent threat because of the scourge of the HIV virus.
In 1948, Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie set aside 500 acres of land for the "black people of the world". He wanted to reward those in the African diaspora who helped Ethiopian forces during the turbulent times of the Italian Occupation.Within four years a few West Indians and African Americans took Selassie up on his offer. But from the 1960s to 2000 Rastafarians from Jamaica began to make their way to the cradle of the Rift Valley in southern Ethiopia.
By 1984, at least twenty-eight Rastafari had come together to help establish and develop the town of Shashamane. Armed with faith and determination, they worked to create their spiritual sanctuary and heaven on earth, their Zion. But these families experienced decades of upheaval in the intervening years famine, regional conflicts, economic decline and, finally, persecution at the hands of the Ethiopian government itself. Rastafari faith and community helped them endure, but today, they are in crisis and facing serious questions about their way of life.
Rastafarians purposefully occupy the bottom rung of Ethiopian society and their children exist in a legal and political vacuum. Like much of the continent, the community is battling the scourge of HIV. The community's limited knowledge on how to treat and prevent the infection means the most successful example that repatriation to Africa is possible could be destroyed.
Drummond's campaign aims to raise $40,000 which will assist in producing an award winning documentary that captures the stories of these forgotten people. Her passion for people and their untold stories has sent the London-born journalist's career internationally which has included time working with CNN and her current role as a producer at Al Jazeera in Qatar.
Nadine has already committed a year of her life to telling the vital truth of the Rastafari of Shashamane. The aim of Jamharics: The Children of Zion is to raise awareness, document their legacy and, most importantly, galvanise the support needed to give the Shashamane Rastafari community a phoenix-like emancipation from their current trials.
"The pioneering Rastafari community in Shashamane are the best examples of trailblazers. They stood against the prevailing norms of society and not only survived against the odds but fought to create their own! How could I not tell this story? You know, some of us grow up thinking we want to change the world, but we're told it's impossible. I never believed that and have been developing the skills to make a difference wherever I can. With your help I can make a huge difference here."
The campaign for Jamharics: The Children of Zion runs until December 2013.
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I only read "four seasons' the body", just because I love "Stand By Me" movie. Good nouvelle.
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I used to read him a lot but for some reason just fell out of it. My favorite was The Shining. I read it twice and was totally creeped out both times - even after seeing the movie first! What a great book.
7 August 2010
Zig said:
I used to read him a lot but for some reason just fell out of it. My favorite was The Shining. I read it twice and was totally creeped out both times - even after seeing the movie first! What a great book.
How is it, like how good?
14 April 2010
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How is it, like how good?
This good - first I saw the movie and thought it was great.
Then I read the book and was so blown away by it that I was mad at the people who made the movie because they changed so much from the book.
Even the second time I read it, I was so engrossed in one part that when my mother called me to dinner (I was 19) it startled me so much, I yelled out.
It is very good.
7 August 2010
13 September 2010
I haven't read Stephen King, yet. But tomorrow I plan on going to the library and possibly checking out one of his books. The older I've gotten the more intrigued I've become about his writing.
16 February 2011
Yes, I'm a King fan! So far, "The dark half" has been my favorite. Shining is so different from the movie; the woman is the main heroine in it. I actually prefer the movie.
I have one part of the tower series (unfortunately it's not the first one since my grandma gave it to me). I can't remember which one; it has that gross -i'm pregnant with two people and an alien-kind of thing.
I like his books because they are not simply about horror, they tell more about human nature. Misery doesn't have any supernatural elements, but it's still-or because of that- engrossing.
3 March 2011
I've read The Shining and It and they're both really good, I think. I prefer them to the movies too, especially The Shining becuase I read the book first and then when I saw the movie it was waaaaaay different and so then I said dinny fink sae!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
4 February 2014
He's one of my favorite authors! I saw the movie Christine and wanted to read some of his stuff. The next time I went to my local second hand bookshop (which sadly closed recently), I luckily found Christine! Amazing book, probably my second favorite of the few I've read. Like minime said, my favorite is the Dark Half, great book, never a dull moment, some very disturbing ones, but never dull. The idea behind it is so good too. The last section if the book is so tense, can't be put down! (A nail-biter ) Ive also read Thinner, that one was a little slower, not as enjoyable, but still good. It was written under a pen name (Richard Bachman) so maybe he was going for a different style. What's funny is Dark Half was loosely based on how someone found out about his pen name and told people.
Because I got the books second hand, a lot of his big stuff wasnt there, I got a few of his novels for my birthday (namely the Shining and Carrie), but haven't had time to read them yet.
1 November 2013
14 December 2009
I've read another half-dozen or so of his post-1988 books in the years since my previous post, mostly because my sister's recommendation, all of them fair to really good. And only about half of them are "horror", and they're inferior to "Dolores Claiborne" and "Under the Dome" and "The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon". Really enjoyed those three. King's prose is hit-or-miss and his dialogue has always been pretty lame, but he's a master of suspense and a great storyteller.
4 February 2014
@vonbontee, I've wanted to read Under the Dome for a while, but have a pile of books waiting to be read as it is. I agree with the hit or miss... even though I still enjoyed it, I consider Thinner to be the miss I read.
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Never read any of his books but Misery and The Shawshank Redemption are great films. I dont tend to read a lot of fiction.
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Mint Hill Bridges Mall project striking out
The much-maligned Bridges at Mint Hill Mall project is no closer to a res- olution than it was when the project first began grading work in 2008.
"I have no idea, your guess is as good as mine," Mint Hill Town Manger Brian Welch said of when construction could restart. "For three or four years now I've been saying, 'When and not if,' but there's just nothing happening…I wish I knew more, but that's all that I know about it."
Welch said he doesn't know if – or when for that matter – the project will have a resolution, and especially the one the public has been clamoring for since the project's inception nearly a decade ago.
The Bridges at Mint Hill Mall had a bright beginning. When the 215-acre property situated off Lawyers Road near Interstate-485 was originally announced, developers had planned to construct an open-air, 1.3 million-square-foot shopping complex with a five-story hotel, a multiplex-style movie theater, at least three department stores, including Belk's, and a pair of vehicle-pedestrian combination bridges that would lead across Goose Creek.


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Top Chef: Just Desserts Recap: Refreshing Summer TreatsSeptember 21, 2011 08:38:49 by Lori Wilson
With just nine chefs left, Top Chef: Just Desserts heads to the water park to create refreshing summer desserts. Who accomplished this week's task and who failed miserably on the Bravo reality show? Keep reading to find out.
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America's Next Top Model All-Stars Recap: The Model's Get MakeoversSeptember 21, 2011 08:16:55 by Veronica Dudo
Contestants on the newest cycle of America's Next Top Model All-Stars on The CW continue to duke it out to win the competition. On tonight's episode the models get makeovers but not everyone is happy. Keep reading to find out who freaks out and who steps it up!
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The X Factor Recap: Season PremiereSeptember 21, 2011 07:05:55 by Candace Young
The X Factor is open to soloists and groups, and all ages from 12 and up. Record numbers turned out to audition in Los Angeles for Simon Cowell, Paula Abdul, and L.A. Reid. Host Steve Jones introduces the panel as they gear up to find out who will prove to have the X Factor. Read on for the highlights from tonight's season premiere…
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Survivor: South Pacific Recap — Brandon Hantz's LieSeptember 21, 2011 07:01:56 by Ryan Haidet
There must be something in the Hantz family blood that makes people dishonest. Do I mean all of the time? No. Do I mean all Hantz family members? Nope. But when it comes to a Hantz competing on Survivor, they just can't seem to stop lying. While Brandon Hantz on this season of Survivor: South Pacific does seem to be much different from his uncle Russell, he got caught up in his own lie tonight. But one thing he was truthful about with one member of his tribe is that he is in fact a Hantz. Who did he dish the secret to? What else happened during tonight's episode? Read on to find out!
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The Biggest Loser: Debbie Lounds Talks About The Drama On The Season Premiere!September 21, 2011 06:39:35 by Lisa Princ
Last night we watched the season 12 premiere of The Biggest Loser on NBC, where Debbie Lounds was the first contestant to face elimination. In a post elimination press conference, Debbie Lounds talks about her time on the show, as well as the drama we saw last night! Keep reading for more…
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Just last week Bravo confirmed that they would be making drastic changes to the cast of The Real Housewives Of New York City. Jill Zarin, Cindy Barshop, Alex McCord and Kelly Bensimon were all given pink slips! So what does outspoken Ramona Singer have to say about these changes? You know she won't hold anything back, so keep reading to find out!
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The Biggest Loser: Rate The Season 12 Trainers!September 21, 2011 12:00:48 by Lisa Princ
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Inside Tori Spelling's Baby Shower!September 21, 2011 12:00:05 by Kristin Watson
Tori Spelling is ready to give birth to her third child any day now and Life & Style went inside the Oxygen star's down to earth baby shower. Read on for all the details..
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Dirty Soap Bio: Nadia BjorlinSeptember 21, 2011 09:00:48 by Lori Wilson
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We've just had an issue that caused one of the monitors to send thousands of messages (partly due to a problem in the monitor's more naive code that needs to be fixed) and Zimbra is now churning through them as they come in running the CPU high as it does so. I can't cancel the messages at the other end as many have gone off to a secondary MX server (that I don't control, it is based at our ISP), presumably because Zimbra was too busy working through the queue it already had.


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Various sources report that Sean "Diddy" Combs will not be brought up on any criminal charges for his alleged altercation with Steven Acevedo on Oct. 13. Combs faced the threat of criminal assault charges after the 31-year-old Acevedo claimed Combs got into an argument with him over an unnamed female. Acevedo originally told police that Combs punched him in the face at approximately 3:30 a.m. inside Kiosk club in Manhattan's "SoHo" district.
"Both Mr. Combs and I are pleased that the DA's office and the police department conducted a very thorough investigation and came to this conclusion," said Comb's attorney Benjamin Brafman. While the mix up was believed to be over a woman who used to date Acevedo but was with Combs at the time, "Diddy" maintained that he "doesn't fight over girls." Brafman also dismissed the potential case as "a private disagreement between acquaintances."
According to the Manhattan district attorney's office, Acevedo would not cooperate with law enforcement and had also given different versions of the incident. Officials also stated there was trouble finding witnesses who could verify Acevedo's account.
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Police issue warning after attempted kidnapping in Westbury of 12-year-old boy
8:42am Wednesday 16th July 2014 in
British Transport Police are investigating an attempted kidnapping of a 12-year-old boy on Sunday at Westbury railway station.
The boy said two men in a white van attempted to get him into their vehicle at about 4.37pm.
Officers are urging anyone who knows of any similar recent incidents, particularly in the Westbury area, to contact them on 101.
In a letter circulated to primary schools in the area, BTP said: "We would encourage all schools to remain vigilant in light of the incident and to ensure that their children are aware of the dangers.
"Please call 999 if a crime is in progress, or when a person's safety could be at risk."
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ILLINOIS (WIFR) -- The Illinois Tollway has mobilized its full fleet of 182 snowplows in response to freezing rain and snow expected to begin Saturday, then change into snow early Sunday and continue through the day. The Tollway's Snow Operations Center opened this afternoon to manage the agency's system-wide response.
"Our full fleet has been out salting the roads to prevent ice from forming and is prepared to promptly remove snow so our customers can safely travel for last-minute shopping or to reach their holiday destinations," said Illinois Tollway Executive Director Kristi Lafleur. "Conditions across our system may vary as the storm moves through the region, so we ask drivers to please slow down and allow extra time for their trips."
The Illinois Tollway will have a full complement of more than 200 staff and supervisors per shift to ensure that roadways are kept clear of ice and snow. To help with snow removal efforts, the Tollway has cancelled all temporary lane closures until 7 p.m. Sunday.
During winter storms, drivers are advised to slow down and give other motorists and snowplows the space they need to travel safely. Snowplows often work in tandem to remove as much ice, slush and snow as possible from all lanes at once. When it is safe to pass, the plows spread out and allow traffic to flow around them.


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Executive Q&A: Rob York enjoys helping students achieve
To Rob York, it almost seems as if his roots and different career branches have led him to his current position as president of Advanced Academics — an Oklahoma City company that offers round-the-clock online courses so overachievers and would-be dropouts can climb their own trees of knowledge, on largely their own terms.
York's parents, and York himself, would have been candidates for such flexible, custom-made alternatives, he said. His mom was in her last semester at Columbia University, studying to teach English and Spanish, when the Great Depression cut her college, and dreams, short, York said. His dad — though smart — bucked structure, so he never graduated from high school, he said.
Meanwhile, York was a sort of dropout himself, fleeing midway through high school to a rural town whose school had limited curriculum, he said.
Advanced Academics — which was started by two teachers in Ponca City 12 years ago and acquired four years ago by Chicago-based DeVry Inc. — partners with hundreds of school districts in Oklahoma, Minnesota, New York, California, Washington and 25 other states to deliver to tens of thousands of sixth- through 12th-grade students one-on-one online instruction in core and higher-level math, social studies, science and English courses. Students can study from their personal computers, laptops, smartphones or iPads wherever there's Internet connectivity and whenever, York said. Peak hours are 10 p.m. to 2 a.m., he said.
The company, which has annual revenues of $20 million, employs 185, 145 of whom are based in its Bricktown offices, he said.
York, 57, recently sat down with The Oklahoman to talk about his professional and personal life. This is an edited transcript:
Q: Can you tell us little about your ancestry and childhood?
A: My dad was from the West Coast and mom, the East Coast. They met after she relocated from New York City to San Francisco to take a job as a legal secretary with a corrugated box company, where my father worked as a salesman. I was their only child. I started high school in Oakland with 3,000 kids. I played every sport and all my buddies were black; 85 percent of the school was. But, prompted by my father's drinking problem, I decided to leave home at age 15 and move 125 miles north of San Francisco to rural Middletown. I lived with teachers I'd met in summer camp, and graduated valedictorian in an all-white class of 18. My experiences at the two very different schools, urban/black and rural/white, gave me a balanced view of the world that I still hold today.
Q: And college?
A: I went on a full-ride basketball scholarship to Yuba College, 70 miles north of Sacramento. Upon graduation, I walked on the basketball team at Sacramento State, but quit after I dislocated my shoulder in a wreck with my new Ford Maverick. Turned out, it was the best thing, because I got more focused on my studies. I finished at San Diego State, where I worked in the intramural department.
Q: How'd you start your career?
A: After a year working in the recreation department of Spring Valley, Calif., my wife, Barbara, and I started a summer recreation camp, leasing 110 acres in Calistoga, Calif. In 1984, Barbara started working full time as a nurse, as well, and I started selling for the school division of Oklahoma City-based American Fidelity Assurance Co. Then, we got real silly and decided to have children. We had too many balls in the air, so we closed the camp after 10 years. But there was nothing better than seeing young people experience something they never thought they could do, like rappel off a cliff, rock climb or water ski.
Q: What brought you to Oklahoma?
A: We relocated to southeast Edmond in 1995 — when my daughters were in the third and fifth grades — for me to take a middle management position with American Fidelity. When I left the company in 1999, I was a regional manager, traveling two weeks of every four. Just prior to joining Advanced Academics, I commuted for three years to San Francisco to work for a California-based firm that provided online benefit and payroll applications to small businesses. I'd fly out every Monday and return every Friday.
Q: How'd you come to join Advanced Academics?
A: A former colleague at American Fidelity was its acting CFO and initially recruited me as a board member in 2000. In late 2002, I started working in sales and marketing; then held an operations role for five years before being named president this past April. The opportunity has been the high point of my career. The best part is when I travel to schools nationwide and meet the students we help achieve.


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Kenize Murad An East/West Journalist
In her latest book, Begüm, acciaimed writer and journalist Kenize Murad describes the life and struggle of a woman of the eastern world caught in a triangle of love, power and social pressure.
Making a splash with her much-talked-about novel, From Palace to Exile, Murad in this latest book takes up the story of the uprising led by Begüm Hazret Mahal, who lived in Northern India's powerful Awad Kingdom in the 19th century. We spoke with Murad about her career in journalism, the world of the east and her most recent work, Begüm, in an interview for Skylife readers.
You have a long career in journalism that has taken you to some of the world's most dangerous places. Do you love your work?
Yes, journalism is a job that is very important to me and that I have always loved to do. This profession has been a great adventure for me that I could never give up. I could easily have worked in France and French politics and been successful to boot. But being in the Middle East, in the place where civilization began, was a passion for me. I was in Iran during the revolution, for example, While everybody else was at home glued to the TV, munching on a snack while they watched events unfold on the screen, I was right in the thick of it. I witnessed everything in person, and that was very important to me.
You've been in other countries as well at critical moments…
Yes. I've gone to Pakistan, Bangladesh, Lebanon, Palestine and a whole slew of other places as a reporter and investigative journalist. These are places fraught with life's great tragedies. Tragedy and hope are what give meaning to life in this region. You won't find them in everyday life in the West. You live in an apartment, you go to work, you come home. Everything ticks along normally in the flow of life. You won't easily be a witness here to the great events, the great turning points of life.
What have you seen?
What have I seen! I have seen human courage. I've seen that a human being can be more than himself. Every time I return to France from Lebanon and Palestine, I hear people grumble about this problem and that, and it makes me really angry. Complaints like that strike me as comical after the things I've seen in the places I've risked my life to go. But let me also point out to your readers that if I'd had a child, or been a journalist forced to take photos, I would never have taken those risks. You have to get up close to photograph events as they are happening. Coşkun Aral, for example, is one of the most distinguished names in the field. I could never have taken the risks he has taken. And as far as I know, he also gave it up when he became a father.
What would you like to say about the overall character of eastern and western women based on what you've observed?
Eastern women appear charming, quiet and submissive. But, as I've said in every book I've written, this is dead wrong. Eastern women speak without yelling, without raising their voices. This dignity of theirs stems from their respect, not from fearfulness. Western women make a lot more noise, most of the time without getting what they want, whereas eastern women usually manage the path to their goals in a quieter way, and they usually get results. Their way of analyzing human psychology is more clever. Western women in contrast are more open than eastern women, and more assertive. It is hard to understand eastern women. These characterizations don't apply to everyone of course.
If all those in a governing position in the world had been women, what kind of world would we live in?
We would definitely have been living in a better world, because women don't make war so easily. As the ones who bear children and bring up human beings, women have a better sense of the value of life. Apart from that, we would still have many problems, but one thing I'm sure of is that there would be less war.
Tradition and reality can get mixed up with religious values today. In your view does this confusion affect human relations and relations between east and west?
I totally agree. There is ignorance and prejudice stemming from tradition in both the east and the west. Muslim women have been granted many rights. With the spread of Islam they got the same right to education as men. You see this when you read the Quran. The Prophet Muhammad's first wife, Hatidja, was a powerful businesswoman. His other wife, Aisha, discussed everything with him, including politics, and could express her opinions easily. The problems we face at the moment do not stem from religion but from wrong practices down the centuries. Oppressing women, who make up half the human race, will not advance life and civilization. Lack of education is the most pressing problem in the Islamic world and the east in general. The only salvation lies in good and widespread education. Actually this is not a problem only of Islamic culture and the east. You see the same social structure in many Mediterranean countries. Sicily and southern France are male-dominated societies too.
Who are your idols among women?
Halide Edip Adıvar, Benazir Bhutto and Mrs. Gandhi are all women who have inspired me in their different ways.
What is the message of Begüm?
Begüm insists on the necessity for tolerance and for different cultures to understand one another. Many moral precepts in different religions unite people. Differences stem largely from ritual and practice. Begüm emphasizes that the way to peace lies through tolerance and love. Life is not black and white. There are shades of grey in between. I thought about that as I was writing Begüm, which I started following two years of research.
How does living in Paris affect your writing?
Paris and its libraries make my job easier when I'm doing research. But to be able to write, I prefer a monastic-style refuge, a house in a small, quiet town surrounded by nature. I'm more inspired when I am surrounded by cats, birds and flowers.
Her mother was Sultan Murad V's granddaughter, Selma Rauf Hanımsultan, her father Damad (son-in-law) Raca Seyyid Sacid Hüseyin. She was born in Paris in 1941. Murad, who has worked as a journalist in countries like Lebanon, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Iran, has also written several books (titles in English): From Palace to Exile, Our Sacred Land, The Garden of Badalpur, and Begüm: Spirit of a Revolution. The writings of Kenize Murad, who has been writing since she was twenty, have appeared in numerous international newspapers and magazines.


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Tom Rothman, Fox Filmed Entertainment co-chair, honors his folks at Jewish Home for the Aging's Anniversary Gala.
Fox Filmed Entertainment Chairman Tom Rothman is beaming. The fact that his studio recently ruled the weekend box office with its Steven Spielberg-Tom Cruise collaboration "Minority Report" might have been enough to put some spring in his step. But at the moment, he's happy because he's talking about his parents, Donald Rothman and Bette Davidson, both of whom will be honored alongside Marilyn and Monty Hall at Jewish Home for the Aging's 90th Anniversary Gala celebration on July 9 at Hollywood's Kodak Theatre.
"They were very socially conscious certainly before it became fashionable," Rothman says. "Charity was a given in our home."
Rothman's father, Donald Rothman, was born the son of a traveling salesman in Baltimore in 1923. He entered Harvard Law School's class of 1948 and became a trial lawyer who was named to the American College of Trial Lawyers. He fought racist real estate practices, founded the repertory theater Center Stage in Baltimore, which celebrates its 40th anniversary next year, and created a foundation to support the city's public School for the Arts.
Rothman's mother, Bette Davidson, earned her bachelor's degree in psychology the same year that Tom Rothman was born. She later worked as a teacher at an inner-city Jesuit school while getting her master's degree in education, started a cooperative nursery school, taught a middle-aged friend to read, helped a baby sitter attend nursing school and assisted students in getting scholarships.
"It never came in the sectarian way," Rothman, 47, says of his parents' Jewishness. "It was a question of humanity. My parents didn't distinguish between Jewish causes and non-Jewish causes."
Nevertheless, Tom Rothman's Jewish upbringing propelled him far. He left Baltimore to attend Brown University, then taught English in Connecticut before going to Columbia Law School. He was headed for a career in his father's footsteps as a trial lawyer when he got sidetracked into entertainment law.
"It was fascinating and fun," Rothman recalls of his participation in the mid-1980s thriving independent film scene that included directors Spike Lee and Jim Jarmusch. Rothman produced some movies, then headed West in 1986 to work for Columbia and Samuel Goldwyn before arriving at 20th Century Fox in 1994.
Rothman rapidly ascended the ladder at Fox, rising from president of production to president of 20th Century Fox Film Group to co-chair of Fox Filmed Entertainment with Jim Gianopulos, as of July 2000.
During Rothman's tenure, Fox delivered the mother of all gross-out comedies ("There's Something About Mary"), spawned films that became international phenomena ("Titanic," "Independence Day"), ushered in the recent big-budget superhero wave ("X-Men" and the upcoming "Daredevil"), released a slam-dunk remake of "Planet of the Apes" and distributed re-releases and new installments of a little franchise called "Star Wars."
"We lived through the worst and the best," Rothman says, referring to the $200 million co-production of "Titanic." "It was the hardest production experience ever and the most satisfying."
Rothman says he has mixed feelings about Hollywood's Jews vocalizing their support for Israel. "Whether it's vocal or not," Rothman says, "I think it's an individual decision, but I think that the public as a whole really doesn't realize how strongly philanthropic the community is."
The best part of his job is "being part of history. The privilege of working at a major studio, you're a small part of film history. That's a great experience and it's exciting. It's full of ups and downs. You get knocked to the canvas. But you also get to work with the level of creative people."
Rothman, who with wife, Jessica Harper, has daughters, Elizabeth, 13, and Nora, 11, admits that he still looks back at his rise from law clerk to studio head with wonder "every day when I drive on the lot. I'm a lucky guy."
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I think I am going to start calling a group of moose a muster. Actually I am going to call the patent office and put a trademark on muster of moose, so some gun writer 30 years from now can talk about how the infamous Edelweiss coined the phrase muster.
In the Navy "muster" is the term for roll call of your troops in morning "quarters" (what the Army calls formation).
Calling pronghorn, goats is my pet peeve, they are not a goat, actually not even close! They aren't even an antelope, but that's the closest thing I guess. It's one of those things where I wonder who came up with calling them a goat and what they were thinking.
I think doing it on television just shows your ignorance.
I guess I am guilty of most of this stuff: "Shooter, harvest, monster, etc." I kind of like it when people get excited about hunting.
I guess it just doesn't bother me as much as it does some other guys.
I don't care for the ridiculous inflated B&C scores on most hunting shows. If those are the real scores I have seen A LOT of 180 mulies out there.
True that last paragraph bb.
I don't understand why they get so hung up on shooting 4 & 1/2 year old deer or whatever their age number is.
Why don't they shoot 8 or 9 year old bucks, or does and fawns if they really care about quality deer management?
Elk are the same way, if they have something wrong with them we should kill them when they are raghorns, if not let them get old and big.
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NY POST: Columbia University Appoints Kathy Boudin, Former Jailed Radical, to Prestigious Adjunct Professor Position
The NY Post reported Tuesday that former Weather Underground radical Kathy Boudin, who spent 22 years in prison in connection with three murders, will now hold a prestigious adjunct professorship at Columbia University's School of Social Work. Boudin will teach about issues facing convicts when they're released from prison.
Boudin was jailed for the crime that involved an armored-car robbery that killed two cops and a Brinks guard.


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Shares of * Oil & Natural Gas Corpn rose by over 4 per cent ahead of the company's board meeting today to consider second interim dividend for financial year ending March 2014.
The energy major's scrip settled at Rs 321.20, up 4.27 per cent from its previous close on the BSE Sensex. During the day, the stock rallied 4.51 per cent to Rs 321.95.
At the NSE Nifty, the scrip gained 4.37 per cent to close at Rs 321.35.
On the volume front, 3.25 lakh shares of the company changed hands on the BSE, while over 67 lakh shares were traded at the NSE during the day.
"A meeting of the Board of Directors of the company will be held on March 24, 2014, inter alia, to consider payment of second interim dividend for the financial year 2013-14," Oil & Natural Gas Corporation said in a BSE filing on March 4.
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