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Concentric Reading Circle - Retired
We have retired the Concentric Reading Circle.
You can review previous books below. The "CRC Book Club Discussion" forum (available to Gold Star members only) remains open though if you would like to comment on a previous book. Please use the existing topic for each book to make your comments.
Previous Book Chats
Chats used to take place on the forums and in a chat room. We published the transcripts in the CRC Book Club Discussion forum.
May 2009: About Face by Donna Leon
April 2009: The Secret Life of Bees, by Sue Monk Kidd
March 2009: Three Cups of Tea, by Greg Mortenson
February 2009: Monster of Florence, by Douglas Preston and Mario Spezi
January 2009: The Book of Negroes, by Lawrence Hill
November 30, 2008: The Dream of Scipio, by Iain Pears
March 16, 2008: The Glass Castle, by Jeannette Walls
February 17, 2008: Don't Let's Go To The Dogs Tonight, by Alexandra Fuller
September 15, 2007: The Lady in the Palazzo, by Marlena de Blasi
July 28, 2007: A Season with Verona: Travels Around Italy in Search of Illusion, National Character, and ... Goals!, by Tim Parks, paperback, Arcade Publishing, reprint edition 2003
May 26, 2007: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time, by Mark Haddon, 2004
April 27, 2007: Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, by John Berendt, 1999
March 31, 2007: Snow Flower and the Secret Fan, by Lisa See
February 24, 2007: War in Val d'Orcia, by Iris Origo
January 28, 2007: The Shadow of the Wind, by Carlos Ruiz Zafón
December 3, 2006: Simple Prayers, by Michael Golding
October 22, 2006: The House on the Strand, by Daphne du Maurier, 1969
September 24, 2006: The Tender Bar, by J.R. Moehringer
July 23, 2006: Middlesex, by Jeffrey Eugenides, Picador, 2003
June 4, 2006: Daughter of the Forest (The Sevenwaters Trilogy), by Juliet Marillier, Tor Books, 2002
April 30, 2006: Life of Pi, by Yann Martel
March 26, 2006: Pride and Prejudice, by Jane Austen, first published 1813, set in England
February 26, 2006: The City of Falling Angels, by John Berendt, 2005, non fiction about Venice.
January 22, 2006: All She Was Worth, by Miyuki Miyabe, translated from Japanese, set in Japan
Message Board Threads
Colleen gets it started: Thread where Colleen proposes a book club.
Chat Room Tips: How to use the chat room.
Book club reading list: A list of books to help choose for the chats.
Deborah names it: Thread where we named the book club - Concentric Reading Circle - CRC (like an airport code) - from our "concentric circles" travel theory.
Pauline's desk at the March CRC - cat, copy of the novel,
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Helpline therapy for Gosling fans
Ryan Gosling fans will be able to get their fix of their favourite star with a new helpline.
The helpline, which apparently plays a message from the Drive star, has been set up by streaming firm Blinkbox to help those upset by the news that he is taking a break from acting, reported The Sun.
"To help console Ryan Gosling fans upset by the news he is taking a break from acting we've set up #TheGosline," tweeted the company.
"Call #TheGosline to hear a soothing message from your favourite Canadian hunk."
The number then rings through to a message, reportedly playing a recording of the Canadian actor's voice.
Ryan - who has also starred in Gangster Squad, Crazy, Stupid Love and The Notebook - revealed he is looking forward to stepping behind the cameras as he has been doing "too much" acting.
"I've lost perspective on what I'm doing. I think it's good for me to take a break and reassess why I'm doing it and how I'm doing it. And I think this is probably a good way to learn about that," he said.
The 32-year-old is directing his first film, How To Catch A Monster, which stars Christina Hendricks, Saoirse Ronan and Matt Smith.
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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) – Police are investigating the death of a 3-year-old child.
According to police, the body of 3-year-old Quinton Alli was found by his mother about 9 a.m. Saturday on the back porch of a house in the 2807 block of South Avenue.
The 911 call reveals the family's frantic plea for help:
Caller: I need an ambulance, police as soon as possible.
911: What is wrong? What is it, honey?
Caller: One of the kids, my little son.
911: What?
Caller: One of the kids, my little son was on the back porch and he is not breathing.
911: Did he have clothes on?
Caller: Oh no.
911: How long were you looking for him?
Caller: I just woke up.
Alli was found on an enclosed back porch without heat, wearing only underwear. Detectives said it appears the child died from exposure.
"He may have wandered out there some time during the night," said Lt. Douglas Bobovynik. "The door may have shut behind him"
Temperatures overnight dropped to 16 degrees. Bobovynik said the Mahoning County Coroner's Office will determine a cause of death.
Police are looking in to how the child made it outside of the house with two adults and nine other children in the home.
"We'll continue to speak to other witnesses and probably Children Services and we'll go from there," said Bobovynik. "You always have to be very vigilant when you are watching young children. These things happen, and you always have to be very careful."
Police said it is too early to tell what sort of charges could be filed in the case
A report details a history of service calls made to the South Avenue address. Most regarded children and came from the same cell phone. The report shows calls dating back to 2009.
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A former police officer standing as a candidate for Police and Crime Commissioner says he is the victim of a "smear campaign".
Christopher Wright, who is standing as an independent candidate in Gwent, says he is the victim of "malicious" rumours alleging he was disciplined for fraudulently claiming £700 in mileage expenses while serving as a firearms advisor with Gwent Police in 2003.
He says journalists have been approached by a person or persons offering this information. He is unsure of the source but does not think it is a fellow candidate.
Under the Police Reform and Social Responsibility Act 2011 candidates for Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) are disqualified if they have previously been convicted of an imprisonable offence, but it is not against the rules for someone with a police disciplinary record to stand.
Mr Wright admitted he was disciplined in 2005 for claiming £15 overtime, which he said was a mistake. He said he only admitted the charge after being told he could lose his job if he did not.
No criminal charges were ever brought.
He said: "It's something that I did. I have pleaded guilty to a mistake not to a criminal offence and [the misconduct hearing] was certainly not something that was justified, because I was disciplined for honesty and integrity and I don't think I was dishonest.
"I will put the facts before the people of Gwent and it is down to them to make their minds up. If they feel I am dishonest they can always email me through my website and tell me so, but if people are aware of the facts I believe they will be supportive."
Mr Wright, who plans to stand as a PCC candidate in the elections on November 15, said he was a PC with 22 years' service when he was called in 2003 to a firearms incident midway through an overtime shift in which he was assisting the UK Border Agency with raids in Newport.
He said his request for overtime was signed and counter-signed by a police sergeant and an inspector but, before he was paid, the mistake – which amounted to one-and-a-half hours' overtime – was reported.
He said that at that stage, an investigation was launched into his overtime and mileage claims for the previous 12 months, during which time he says a PC was told to drive a car along all the routes he had claimed mileage for to check the distances were correct.
Mr Wright said his previous expenses were all found to be correct.
He said: "In 2005 I was 45, I had almost 24 years of service, I was married with two sons – one of whom was in university – and had recently re-mortgaged my home.
"I worked out, just in monetary terms, that between 2005 and 2025 when I would become 65, sacking would cost me £400,000 in lost wages and pension."
After admitting the charges he was fined £1,500, given 12 months to pay the fine and told he had no right of appeal and no redress to tribunal. He was not suspended.
Of the person making the claims, Mr Wright said: "I would say to this person that if they feel so secure in their position they should come forward and give their evidence. Either put up or shut up."
In his election pledges Mr Wright says he wants "openness, honesty, accountability and commitment" from police forces and is calling for an end to the IPCC and its culture of letting "police investigate police".
"The complaints against police must be investigated by people who are not ex-police officers but are trained to investigate and to do so quickly," he says.
"Too often police investigating themselves can lead to a very valuable officer being suspended for up to two years, then cleared and returned to duty.
"If they were a member of the public they would have less than a month to complete their investigations.
"The system is still too open to abuse from both sides."
Gwent Police declined to comment on the disciplinary hearing.


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I┤ve read the multiple screen resolution part, and the manual part about screen scale types and well, I┤m having some issues in my project.
I┤m workin on a game, in which resolution (for now) is Full HD (1920x1080).
I┤ve tested all the scale modes (and also, width different sampling modes), and my problem is that, when the screen resolution is lower than that, my images get "blurry" and pixels get broken.
I think this is a common issue, but I┤d want to know is there any way of improving this, or if I have to make the game in other (more proper) resolution.
As you can see, the wall pixels get broken it some scale modes.
My actual (and what I think is the most adaptive) project configuration:
- Pixel rounding: On
- Windows size: 1920, 1080
- Fullscreen in browser: Letterbox integer scale
- Use iOs retina display: Yes
- Enable WebGL: On
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My main (future) objective, is to release the game for Windows8, so, I don┤t know if this gets fixed once makin the final exportation or it will continue like this.
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I find Bing maps to be sluggish as well. I haven't seen the black squares but I do like the birds-eye view which gives me a good feel for where things are better than a satelite picture.
I have noticed that when I first open Bing Maps I have to wait until it is done downloading/rendering before I can even put in the address I am searching for because when it finishes rendering the page it clears out the search text box.
Google, meanwhile, once I can see the text box I can put the address in, hit Enter and it will search that address once it can get to it.
Sometimes Google Maps is slow, but usually it is snappier than Bing in my experiences.


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I have seen things like this before. Oracle
consulting sometimes uses a set of tools named "APS" - Administrative and
Performance Suite. Perhaps this is something left by them. I
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Do you have an aps7 or other aps* directory in the tree under
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Mazda5: My Take
In our quest to offer as many viewpoints about new models as possible, I respectfully offer my thoughts on the Mazda5 mini-minivan Mike Hanley recently reviewed over on the main Cars.com page.
While I agree with Mike that the Mazda5 is a nifty little people-mover, I just don't understand who would want one. It seems too small for today's real-life family and too pedestrian for a commute vehicle. Perhaps it would work best as a higher-mileage suburban shuttle for soccer moms, but it would have to stay home on lengthy commutes.
There was no joy in Mazda5-ville on a long drive from Chicago to Detroit. The wedge-shaped minivan was buffeted by wind, and there never seemed to be enough power on hand to produce an authoritative passing maneuver. The sound system was intolerable, and the interior was actually below the level of the Mazda3 compact sedan and hatchback that the Mazda5 is based on. And I say all this as a big fan of Mazda's recent offerings.
The best use I got out of it was when I went to the furniture store to pick up a new leather chair for my living room. The rather bulky chair easily made it into the Mazda5's rear with all the seats folded flat. I doubt it would have been as easy a maneuver in my wife's SUV with its higher cargo floor and shorter roof.
Besides moving that chair I was thoroughly disappointed by the Mazda5. It did everything OK but nothing exceptionally. Although — like Mike — I thought it looked pretty sharp, and you can't beat the price of entry.


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I've been remiss in my duties.
1) I got a Molon Labe (pronounced "mo-lone lah-veh") hat and a "Peace Through Superior Firepower" patch from the folks at Life, Liberty, Etc. The hat is very comfortable, and the patch is screaming at me, insisting that it be affixed to my drawing kit. Which is fine, because if the pen is mightier than the sword, that rolling suitcase is a WMD.
2) Baen's Universe just signed up to sponsor Schlock Mercenary for three months, and I can't be happier. You really, REALLY need to go check them out (their ad is on the top there in the left column). Many of the people commenting on my Boundary book review had already read all or parts of it electronically through Baen.
3) Pen vs Sword round two... as a cartoonist, I'm pretty passionate about my rights to speak, write, and draw whatever strikes my fancy. The current conflict over the Mohammed cartoons points out the clash between that right and the despots and crackpots who would take it away. There are those who urge restraint in our media, saying that we should take extra care right now not to offend Islam. Our most recent BlogAds advertiser is clearly not in that group (and by extension, neither am I). Click on that ad to the left, and have a look at a t-shirt that would probably get you killed in some parts of the world.
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How can I find the cheapest private universities and colleges in USA to study? Can you give me the list of universities in USA with low tuition fees? By the way, I am a student from Bihar, India.
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Landscape Historian
Follow how physical terrain has changed over the centuries.
What does a Landscape Historian do?
The landscape of our world is ever evolving. Wind, erosion, drifting sand and dirt, and myriad other factors cause buildings to crumble, hillsides to disappear, and sand dunes to form. But, without a physical record of what an area used to look like, it's difficult to imagine the changes that have taken place over decades or centuries. It's the job of the Landscape Historian to research the area and rebuild a picture of those changes.
When you're a Landscape Historian, your work might be showcased in a newspaper, magazine, archeology journal, or even the History Channel. That's because much of the work you do as a Landscape Historian revolves around areas that are historically significant to a specific culture or community. While you might work for a private landowner looking to better understand the history of her land, much of your work is funded by local, state, or federal governments.
As an example, imagine a flat, open battlefield, mentioned in history books for hundreds of years. When you visit the site now, it might be difficult to understand how armies approached without being detected. So you use a combination of soil samples, archeological dig techniques, and research of floods and weather changes over the years to create a picture of the huge hill that has since disappeared.
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I was thinking about what the men said to each other right before Don went into the Honda meeting. Don told the guy that they didn't do a commercial because it was too expensive and the guy said that Don's presentation would look bad against his slide show (I think), hence the screen for the slides. this would mean that the other company didn't waste money on a commercial like Don had wanted. I'm still not sure what happened. I just think that this is what they said. I'll watch it again.
I go through Mad Men withdrawal for a few weeks once it ends. After that I look forward to Dexter then Big Love! I have to say that I'm really looking forward to the new HBO series Boardwalk Empire. I love Steve Buscemi and the costuming and sets look FAB! I tried getting into Rubicon but it just ain't happenin' for me!


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The cozy fabric with the checkered print has been turned into a covering for all kinds of crazy accessories and ensembles, from wallets and sneakers to shoes and tablet cases. Even blogs have been written simply to hold the hipster material on a pedestal, proudly boasting candid pics of boys in plaid. Packaging and stationary is being presented in the classic blend too, giving off a laid-back, country kind of look.
It can be grungy, girly, Gaelic or glamorous; the large range of fabulous flannel fashions are fit for just about anyone!
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Junior Explorers Mission Virunga Review + Half Off Coupon
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. I received this box for review.
My son loves Junior Explorers, so he has to go to the new mission the day the box arrives.
When you sign up with Junior Explorers, you will receive a Welcome Kit. Once you have your welcome kit, you will go on various missions. I have reviewed Mission Arctic, Mission Serengeti, Mission Amazon and Mission Earth Day,
Junior Explorers is a subscription service for children 6-11. Boxes are $19.00/month (plus $2.00 shipping) and each month, your child gets a new online mission, along with a packet of goodies. The goal of Junior Explorers, is to teach kids about the environment and animals, all while keeping things fun. My 5-year-old has been having fun with Junior Explorers and was excited to check out Mission Everglades.
Junior Explorers ships in a little brown cardboard box and ships by USPS.
This month, your Junior Explorer will travel to the Virunga National Park in central Africa.
Inside the book, there is a checklist of all the goodies included in the box and all the activities your child can do, in preparation of this mission.
A wristband, gorilla, hippopotamus, and button were among the goodies sent this month. My son was in his pjs when he opened the box, but he quickly put on his button and wristband.
Stickers and Tattoos: A sheet of sticker and tattoos were included in the box. L uses the stickers to decorate his Junior Explorers box.
Mission Cartoon: A little cartoon explain the mission this month. Dr Noheri from the Virunga Rescue and Research Station has reached out to the Junior Explorers for help. A ranger has spotted a silverback gorilla who was acting weird. He isn't interacting with others and has been sleeping alot. Junior Explorers have been asked to find out why!
Before traveling to Virunga, your child can learn more about the environment, animals and climate. L loves weather, so we spent more time talking about the climate.
There were 6 animal trading cards your child can punch out: chimpanzee, hippopotamus, leopard, mountain gorilla, okapi and Ross's Turaco.
Four colorful postcards were included to sends to friends and family, or post in your child's room.
The last part of the book is three activity pages.
Once your child is done researching and reading, your child can go to the online portion.
When you log into the online portion, you get an introduction, pack your supplies, then fly to the next location. There is a tablet that is part of the online game, which adds a fun interactive element. I didn't do as many screen shots this month, because my son was seriously loving the game, and really didn't want to share the laptop. I did do screen shots of all the games, so you will get an idea of all the activities.
While traveling to the reserve, your child drives a jeep, but beware of the rocks!
The Junior Explorers spotted an animal that looks like a Zebra, and this game helps show the differences between Okapi and Zebras. I had to help L with this game, as he doesn't know how to spell words yet.
To learn about the food chains, there were a series of puzzles to complete.
This game, your child grabs the fruits like the Ross's Turaco. You have to use the spacebar for this game, and it's tricky.
For the last game, you have to reunited the baby gorilla with its mama.
L finally found the Silverback gorilla and figured out what was wrong. So I don't spoil the fun, I won't state what was wrong with the gorilla.
After helping the gorilla, your child can give back to two organizations: International Gorilla Conservation Porgramme and Wildlife Conservation Society.
When your child is done, they get a completion certificate to fill out and print.
This is a sneak peek for next month, any guesses?
When you child is done with the mission, he/she can go back and play the mission games again.
Final Thought: My 6-year-old really loved this month. Junior Explorers is on of my 6 year old's favorite boxes. I love seeing how every month, he is able to do more and more himself. When I started reviewing this subscription, L would need me to click on things. Now he can use the mouse pad on my laptop himself. In addition to learning about the environment and animals, he is also learning valuable computer skills. There is a coupon to save 50% on your first box and at only $19.00/month, you can try Junior Explorers for only $9.50! Just Use this link with the code VOICE50 to save 50% on your first box.
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PCC's Art Beat offers sweet attractions
A week's worth of events will tempt guests to campuses
In its 26th year, Portland Community Colleges Art Beat is getting sweeter with age.
This years featured artwork titled Aja, Jeremy and Jessie, by Horatio Hung-Yan Law involves three 32x40-inch photographs constructed out of images of candy. Laws work highlights Art Beat, which runs from Monday through Friday, May 10, and showcases more than 60 presentations, performances, demonstrations and workshops in music, literature, sculpture and painting.
All events, which spotlight more than 100 artists, are free and open to the public. Art Beat will spread out over all of the colleges campuses, including Rock Creek at 17705 N.W. Springville Road, Sylvania at 12000 S.W. 49th Ave., Cascade at 705 N. Killingsworth St. and the Southeast Center at 2305 S.E. 82nd Ave. and Division Street.
The featured artwork showcases a bit of visual sweetness for viewers. Each photographs pixels were substituted with small pictures of candy, minute details of Lifesavers and jellybeans. Modified to reflect the tones of the actual photograph, the individual images of the candy re-create the photographs of Southeast Portland students Aja Jabbi, Jeremy Weed and Jessie Nguyen. The artwork will be installed permanently at the Southeast Center during Art Beat week.
From a distance you see the larger images, but once you get closer, you can see, much like a digital camera if you blow it up too much, the pixels, said Law, a faculty member at the Pacific Northwest College of Art and this years Art Beat featured artist. Its about how the brain ties the pixels together seamlessly.
The featured art will be unveiled and discussed by Law from noon to 1 p.m. on Tuesday during the Southeast Centers Art Beat reception at the Community Hall, Administration Building. Hell discuss his artistic goals and show how people can enrich the cultural fabric by weaving art into everyday life.
In addition to his reception, Law will lecture about the art and his creative process from 2 to 3 p.m. on Monday in the Little Theatre at Sylvania and from 11 a.m. to noon on Thursday, May 9, in Room 221, Moriarty Arts and Humanities Building at Cascade.
Visual arts fairs will be held across the district during Art Beat. Attendees will have a chance to get hands-on as well as chat with artists during demonstrations and lectures.
You can sit for a portrait drawing, try your hand at stone carving and talk to artists one-on-one, said Jeremy Buswell, sculpture instructor and Art Beat coordinator at the Rock Creek Campus. Our goal is to encourage visitors to engage with the artists. We want you to look, ask questions and participate in these public events.
For a full schedule of events, visit pcc.edu/artbeat.
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-------------------- 1 -------------------- Date: Sun, 21 Jun 2009 23:40:11 -0700 (PDT) From: Delcenia Turner <delturn...@yahoo.com> Subject: FREE HEALTHCARE EVENT IN CHATHAM
On Saturday, June 27, 2009 indoor and outdoor public events offering a plethora of free  healthcare related services are scheduled to take place across the nation.  One such event, "PLAN, PREPARE, PREVAIL: WORKING TOWARD A PREVENTATIVE  HEALTH CARE SYSTEM,†will be a collaborative effort hosted in Chatham by Organizing for  America, citizen change agents from the 2008 Presidential campaign who are continuing to  work for change in their communities, Piedmont Health Services, "an exciting non-profit agency  committed to providing the highest quality preventative & primary health care services,†the Siler  City Health Department and other health professionals.  Critical diagnostic screenings and services as well as informational literature will be
available to the public for free at Piedmont Health Services, located at 224 S.10th Avenue
in Siler City from 11am to 2pm. Also, the Siler City Fire Department has graciously consented
to showcase their fire truck for the children. Everyone is welcome. Â For further information and directions, contact Del Turner at 919-776-0563, Betty Melanson
at 919-619-2159.
-------------------- 2 -------------------- Date: Mon, 22 Jun 2009 10:36:48 EDT From: Embrace...@aol.com Subject: I just love North Carolina (Pittsboro)
I have been here almost 5 years and from the moment we arrived I could not get over the friendliness of the people here...and the beautiful trees and the wonderful weather...yes, there is humidity a couple months out of the year...and I love that too...I think I am part lizard...(smile)...I came from Monterey Ca. and have not missed anything about the state or the town...the traffic in that state ..OH MY Goodness!!!...and everyone in a hurry ... and so unfriendly and unkind...lived all over Ca for 30years... I have not found ONE thing I do not love about this state...(well maybe the ticks) hahahahaha...the triangle area is so progressive ....even little Pittsboro with all the history and co-op and Angelinas Kitchen and the cute little down town shopping ...the circle in the middle of town...I love that I can walk for miles all over town with my two little dogs at 5 in the morning with no fear.. and to have fresh air to breath and the most beautiful cool mornings no matter how warm it gets...and most of all I am so glad we have such a wonderful tool like this chatlist to help one another to find our lost animals and to give each other a helping hand in finding different services available...I hope I never get so comfortable that I forget how very blessed I am to be in this Southern Part of Heaven...(smile)..that's what I think Pittsboro is... I just had to take a moment to brag...(smile) Linda in Chatham Forest...Thanks Gene for all your hard work
-------------------- 3 -------------------- Date: Mon, 22 Jun 2009 11:15:25 -0400 From: Andrea Batsche <andrea.bats...@gmail.com> Subject: domestic violence fundraiser
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>Vimala is a huge supporter of Family Violence & Rape Crisis Services here in Pittsboro.
> For those unfamiliar with Vimala, her fundraisers include the most > amazing Indian cuisine you will ever taste. A large crowd is > expected, so if you plan to attend, you should email her at > curryblos...@bellsouth.net. She lives in Heritage Hills, just off > Smith Level Rd. at 105 Lexington Rd., Chapel Hill 27516. Donations > will be accepted, $15 minimun suggested. If you cannot stay for the > event you can still come by, bringing containers with you (7 or so if > you like to keep your food separate)), to take some food home.
Last week at the Wake-Up Wednesday community breakfast, I saw for the first time the beautiful upgrades that have occurred thus far at Pittsboro's Community House. It's looking terrific! The wider exterior stairs are much more inviting and the sensitivity that's been shown in the selection of the lighting and fan fixtures both outside and in is perfect. What a great jump start for this local architectural gem! When times are as tough as they are now, it is particularly uplifting to see care being shown to our town's historic structures --especially when it's done through grant funds, as this was. Thanks to all the town staff, citizen volunteers and local artisans who had a hand in bringing these improvements to reality. For those who don't know about the Community House, it is a historic stone structure at 65 Thompson Street a couple of doors east of Elizabeth's Pizza built in the 1930s. It is managed by the Town of Pittsboro @ 919-542-4621 and is available to rent for meetings, receptions, parties, classes, and workshops.
-- Lesley Landis
-------------------- 5 -------------------- Date: Mon, 22 Jun 2009 16:02:11 -0400 From: "Lindgren, Kerstin" <kers...@FEARRINGTON.com> Subject: Get Your Tickets Now for Mike Wiley's Performance of Blood Done Sign My Name
Get your tickets now for a night/afternoon of compelling, thought-provoking, educational theater! Mike Wiley's performance of Blood Done Sign My Name is coming to the Fearrington Barn in only a few short weeks and this is one show not to be missed. Mr., Wiley is an amazing storyteller. Tell your friends! Bring your (13 years or older) kids!
Fearrington is pleased to present Mike Wiley's performance of Blood Done Sign My Name, the acclaimed memoir by Tim Tyson, in The Fearrington Barn on Saturday and Sunday, July 11th and 12th, 2009. A gifted playwright and actor, Wiley expands cultural awareness for audiences of all ages through his dynamic portrayals based on pivotal moments in African-American history. Blood Done Sign My Name tells the story of the violent reprisals following the acquittal of three men for the murder of Henry "Dickie" Marrow in Oxford, North Carolina. This compelling production acknowledges America's painful racial history, "that our freedom and dignity, if we still have any, has been paid for in blood, that we have a contract with our ancestors not to let their sacrifices be in vain."
The production is offered as part of Chatham County's Community Read program, featuring Tyson's Blood Done Sign My Name as one of the 2009 selections. For information about the Community Read program, visit: http://www.pittsborolibraryfriends.org/index.html
July 11th, 7pm, $12 with a post-performance reception and question & answer session with Mike Wiley
July 12th, 2pm $12 adults/$6 students with valid student ID, Includes a post-performance question and answer session with Mike Wiley.
Tickets available for in-person sale at McIntyre's Books in Fearrington Village, or online at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/62753
On July 11th, come to a special pre-show dinner at the Old Granary Restaurant. With seating available beginning at 5pm, you'll have plenty of time to enjoy the casual a la carte menu before heading over to the Barn for the main event! Call (919) 542-2121 for reservations.
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An antique car and motorcycle show, sponsored by the Sprott Christian Youth Center, will be held this Saturday, June 27th, from 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM in the Liberty Chapel Church parking lot (1855 Old US 1) in Moncure. Admission is free. Concessions will be available and all proceeds benefit the Sprott Christian Youth Center. For more information, please contact Hubert Matthews: 542-3472.
Thank you for your support!
Angela Partin
-------------------- 7 -------------------- Date: Mon, 22 Jun 2009 17:22:29 -0400 From: Scotty Young <tranceda...@mindspring.com> Subject: lawnmower/weedeater repair
I need reliable repair service for gasoline powered lawn tools....... Mower and weed eater......... know anybody? Please share Thank You, Scotty Tranceda...@mindspring.com
-------------------- 8 -------------------- Date: Mon, 22 Jun 2009 18:47:31 -0400 From: Stacy Duck <stacybd...@gmail.com> Subject: Donated Items Needed
The Chatham Social Health Council will hold their 1st Annual Bake Sale & Rummage Sale July 25th 8am-2pm. We are asking for donations from the community. Please clean out you attics and garages and donate unneeded items to a GREAT cause fighting the spread of HIV and STDs. You can drop off items at the Council office 401B North Ivey Ave, Siler City (behind Dr. Dykers building across from the old hospital) or we will come pick the items up. Please contact Stacy or Lisa at 919-742-3762. Thank you for your support!
-------------------- 9 -------------------- Date: Mon, 22 Jun 2009 22:23:02 -0400 From: "Barton & Sharon" <log.h...@mindspring.com> Subject: Fw: A Bright Future
I've tried to keep myself from joining the Chatlist discussion about the driving habits of our learned citizens, but can no longer do so.
I had a very successful turn signal repair business "up north" and then decided to move my business to North Carolina. This was definitely a mistake. For some reason, turn signals never seem to need repairing in this state. I can't understand why.
Not willing to give up, I think I'm onto something that will provide me a decent living: a contract to repaint the solid yellow center line in the curves on every road in the state. For some reason the paint seems to get a lot of wear especially where the road curves to the left.
I am also submitting a proposal to the NCDOT to replace the yellow lenses on all traffic signal lights with a green lens to better reflect the customary purpose of that light. At the same time I'm seeking a contract to add the word "SUGGESTED" to each speed limit sign.
In these troubled times I see a bright financial future for my family.
Barton Holtz Pittsboro
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Amber is dead, co-producer of the RTÉ television drama, Paul Duane, admitted yesterday.
The four-part series about a fictional missing Dublin teenager, Amber Bailey, received a mixed reaction when it ended on Wednesday night with an open-ended conclusion.
However, Mr Duane admitted that the teenager was dead during a radio interview with Ryan Tubridy on RTÉ 2fm.
Tubridy had put some pressure on Mr Duane to tell his listeners what happened to the girl.
Mr Duane said RTÉ had wanted the producers to know in their own minds what happened to Amber and there were many clues as to her ultimate fate.
But a clearly irritated Tubridy said he did watch the series and he still did not know what happened to her.
"Paul, Paul, hang on a second. I am not a stupid man. I watched four episodes of it so don't answer in riddles. If you do know the answer to what happened to Amber, tell me."
Mr Duane replied: "Well, Amber's dead."
He said no character was responsible for the girl's death. It was not a whodunit. "She's gone and that's all there is to it."
Mr Duane said the story was full of references to water imagery, implying that Amber was somewhere in the water.
Tubridy asked him if he knew in his creative mind who killed Amber. Mr Duane said she had been murdered. "She is gone. As happens to many people, they are taken away randomly."
He said the series had been carefully made but there was to be no closure, no answer.
"If people feel dissatisfied, that is up to them. We designed it exactly as it is and after 25 years of making films on television, episode four of Amber is the proudest thing I have done in my career."
Tubridy thought that a lot of viewers had been astonished because they were used to a story that had a beginning, a middle, and an end. He admitted he had told the television to "F-off" at the end of the series.
Mr Duane said the production team had toyed with the idea that Amber might be found but felt it would be a lie.
He added: "99% of the time people live out their lives in despair and misery thinking about a loved one that they will never see again."
Tubridy agreed that the families of missing people would see it that way — such stories do not always have a neat ending.
Mr Duane said he was glad to see that some people who watched the series had thought about their reaction and now understood why it had to end the way it did.
"Amber is dead; she is in the water. We don't know who did it, or why, or where they are, do we?" Tubridy asked.
"No," said Mr Duane, who is just back from the US where there are several competing companies wanting to produce the show for American television.
Amber reaction
Reaction from Amber viewers, taken from RTÉ Player Facebook page.
* I think I'll do an RTE with my comment and just not fi... — Eoin Brennan
*Best line in it... Declan: "I don't have a degree in bolloxology". The writers had Phds in it. Load of crap! — Roddy Wyer
* When u advertised the show with the tag line "where is Amber?" I didn't realise u actually expected me to tell you as u couldn't be arsed to finish the story yourselves!!! — Yvonne Tuohy
* if i see Amber im taking her myself for wasting my time !!!! — Suzanne Lawrence
* If this is what you pay for your tv licence folks, I am glad I don't pay it — Sasha Musgrave Travers
* RTE what were you thinking ending it like that? ... By the way, what stop is that on the LUAS, I'm never getting off there!!!! — John Michael Murphy
* Has anyone thought to giving Liam Neeson a call? — Emma Mc Loughlin
* So that's why RTE were pushing for viewers ideas and theories on "who dun it" they wanted all of us to write the 2nd series! — Audrey O'Shea
* Thank god RTE never made the 'where's wally' books, a whole generation would have been traumatised! — Bruce O'Donnell
* What a waste of time viewing this for four nights! It's like coming to the end of a novel and finding that the last page is missing!! — Máire Byrne
* Well I liked it. No closure for anyone. — Caoimhe Clery
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It's fiesta time around the #SundaySupper table! In honor of Día de Independencia in Mexico, we are celebrating by bringing our favorite Mexican and Mexican-inspired dishes to the party! After all this eating, I'm going to need a siesta!
When my husband and I got married, we spent our honeymoon in Puerta Vallarta, Mexico. It is absolutely gorgeous. Please visit there.
Even our room was beautiful
And of course, the food was outstanding!
And on our tour, I fell in love with the Tequila Sunrise at the Tequila Factor.
How could you NOT LOVE the tequila factor? It actually got me into trouble 😛
Soon , I became quite the tequila expert.
We even got a tour of the tortilla factory!
To be honest, I don't remember much of that week. Just lots of drinks and of course my bartender, Benny!
We did love Benny.
From Mexico, I bring back to you my Cheese Stuffed Jalapenos and Tequila Sunrises. I know this will be a scoring winner! We munched a lot and this was one of my favorite appetizers.
They are not too spicy and the title may imply. Once they cool down, it's like eating a chip….a slightly hot one. Not too much heat in this dish!
- 8-10 jalapenos
- 8 oz cream cheese
- 2 scallions: chopped
- 1 1/2 teaspoon cumin
- 1 1/2 teaspoon woreshire sauce
- salt and pepper
- 2 cups shredded pepper jack cheese, or any kind you like
- 2 Tbs plain breadcrumbs
1. Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
2. Prepare baking sheet with aluminum foil
3. Cut jalapenos length wise and clean out seeds. Be careful not to touch your eyes, use gloves!
4. In a bowl mix the rest of the ingredients except for the breadcrumbs
5. Put mixture inside jalapenos and top sprinkle with breadcrumbs
6. Bake for 25-30 minutes until cheese is bubbly. Wait for them to cool down to serve!
Please try, they rock. Now in addition to the Cheese Stuffed Jalapenos, I'm going all out because this girl knows how to make a mean Tequila Sunrise. Nothing tricky, just the norm but it's sooooo goooood!
- 2 oz tequila
- 2 dashes of grenadine
- orange juice
1. Pour tequila in a glass
2. Add orange juice. Stir
3. On the side, pour a dash of grenadine. It should come back to the top
Thank you for letting me bring my dishes to the fiesta! I know we had a BLAST in Mexico.
Hey, just because we're gone, doesn't meant the party is! Be sure to check out some more fantastic #SundaySupper dishes! Fiesta! Fiesta!
Sopas (Soups), Ensaladas (Salads), and Entremeses (Starters)
- Chicken Tortilla Soup – The Girl in the Little Red Kitchen
- Mexican Paint Soup – Crispy Bits & Burnt Ends
- Jalapeño Popper Dip – Chocolate Moosey
- Vegan Tortilla Soup – Galactosemia in PDX
- Texas Caviar – Ruffles and Truffles
- Cheese-Stuffed Jalapeños w/ a Tequila Sunrise – Mama's Blissful Bites
- Mini Taco Salads – Big Bear's Wife
- Mexican 7 Layer Dip & Chips – The Daily Dish Recipes
- Stoplight Salsa Reisipe – Family Foodie
- Tortilla Soup with Roasted Vegetables – Diabetic Foodie
La Comida (the food)
- Tamales – A Family Tradition – Doggie at the Dinner Table
- Fiesta in La Boca Enchiladas (Chicken & White Bean Enchiladas w/ Salsa Verde) – The Hand That Rocks the Ladle
- Enmoladas (Chicken Mole Enchiladas) – The Meltaways
- Gluten-Free Chicken Spinach Artichoke Enchiladas for #SundaySupper – Cooking Underwriter
- Mexican Fiesta for #SundaySupper: Chipotle Chicken & 3 Bean Quesadillas w/ Wasabi Guacamole and Mango Salsa – Chattering Kitchen
- Quick and Easy Fiesta Rice – Granny's Down Home Southern Cooking
- Carnitas – My Catholic Kitchen
- Tamale Pie – Noshing with the Nolands
- Eggs Motuleños – The Meltaways
- Grilled Fish Tacos with Black Bean and Corn Salsa – Small Wallet Big Appetite
- Carne Asada – Magnolia Days
- Carnitas Avocado Pizza with Chipotle Avocado Mayonnaise Drizzle – Damn Delicious
- Frijoles Charros (Cowboy Beans) – La Cocina de Leslie
- Puerco Pibil – girlichef
- BLT Quesadillas with Avocado Mayo – Cindy's Recipes and Writings
- Chile Rellenos with Roasted Tomato Sauce – Bobbi's Kozy Kitchen
- Tamales with Green Chili Sauce – Dinners, Dishes, and Desserts
- Beef and Vegetable Enchiladas – Hezzi D's Books and Cooks
- Chicken Con Queso – Momma's Meals
- Baked Flautas – Home Cooking Memories
- Chunky Aztec Chocolate Granola – What Smells So Good?
- Street Tacos Al Pastor – Sustainable Dad
- Shrimp Tacos – Pippi's in the Kitchen Again
- Chiles Rellenos with Ranchero Sauce – The Little Ferraro Kitchen
- Zippy Chipotle Shrimp & Mango Tostadas – Sue's Nutrition Buzz
- Pork Tacos – Tora's Real Food
- Stuffed Sopapillas – Juanita's Cocina
- Chicken Fajitas – Cravings of a Lunatic
- Blue Crab Tacos – Pescetarian Journal
- Huevos Rancheros – Comfy Cuisine
Postres (desserts)
- Chocolate Cinnamon Flan – Vintage Kitchen Notes
- Caramel Apple Enchiladas for a Mexican Fiesta #SundaySupper – In the Kitchen with KP
- Chilli Chocolate Truffles – Happy Baking Days
- Horchata Ice Cream & Churro Brownies – Kwistin's Favorites
- Empanadas – In the Kitchen with Audrey and Maureen
- Plantain Fritters – From Fast Food to Fresh Food
- Fried Cinnamon Sugar Tortillas – The Watering Mouth
Bebidas (beverages)
- Beer Margaritas – That Skinny Chick can bake
- Hatch Chile Margarita – Shockingly Delicious
- Skinny & Spicy Watermelon Margaritas – I Run for Wine
- Wine Pairings for a Mexican Fiesta #SundaySupper – ENOFYLZ
Please be sure you join us on Twitter throughout the day (this coming Sunday, September 16) during #SundaySupper. We'll be meeting up at 7:00 pm (Eastern) for our weekly #SundaySupper live chat where we'll talk about our favorite recipes for a Mexican Fiesta! All you have to do is follow the #SundaySupper hashtag, or you can follow us through TweetChat! We'd also love to feature your Mexican Fiesta recipes on our #SundaySupper Pinterest board and share them with all of our followers!


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These are used extensively in Thailand's culture and are found almost anywhere you go in the country, whether they be used in restaurants, bars or in the home, these are an integral part of the culture in Thailand.
These are so simple and easy to use and indeed just as easy to store, that Thai Triangle Cushions are fast becoming the new thing to have in the Western home, these cushions provide so many different seating options to the owners. Whether it be for a leaning cushion for relaxing, to being used as a day bed.
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NASA's next spaceship, plans unveiled
NASA is setting its sights on the future of the U.S. Space Program.
The agency is unveiling a new space ship, but pushing back when that ship will go into service.
It was called Orion.
Now it is called MPCV - Multipurpose Crew Vehicle.
The Orion, which would have taken astronauts to the moon under a plan canceled by President Obama, would have launched in 2014.
The MPCV's launch date is unknown.
It will be launched on what NASA's calling a heavy-lift rocket, a rocket that hasn't been defined yet but which could use space shuttle-type booster rockets and fuel tanks.
The capsule's mission would be to take astronauts beyond earth orbit, perhaps to Mars or to an asteroid; missions that might last more than a year.
The moon as a destination is no longer fashionable.
All the while, NASA will continue to support flying astronauts on commercially-built ships, such as mini-shuttles or an Apollo-style capsule built by SpaceX.
Those flights could begin as early as 2014, and would go only to the International Space Station.


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Thebe Kgositsile (born February 24, 1994), colloquially known by his stage name Earl Sweatshirt (formerly Sly Tendencies) , is an American rapper and member of the Los Angeles hip hop collective Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All. He is the son of professional poet Keorapetse Kgositsile. Thebe attended New Roads High School in Santa Monica, California. His music has been well reviewed online by various music websites and his group has recently been featured in mainstream magazines such as The New Yorker, Thrasher, Spin, The Wire, Billboard, and The Fader as well as on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. His debut studio album, Earl, was self-released March 31, 2010 as a free digital download on the OFWGKTA website. Most of the album was produced by Tyler, The Creator. Earl was named the 24th best album of 2010 by Complex Magazine. Earl''s rapping style is notable for its dark lyrical content, multi-syllable rhyme schemes, heavy wordplay, and double entendres. Despite his overwhelmingly positive reviews, various sources indicate that Earl is not currently making music with OFWGKTA. Posts from Tyler, The Creator''s twitter and Formspring seem to indicate that Earl''s mother will not grant permission to release any of Earl''s music. This was later confirmed when Fat Possum Records, the label releasing MellowHype''s BlackenedWhite re-release, was unable to include the track "Chordaroy" which contained his vocals.


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Dr. Rifat Atun is Professor of Global Health Systems and the Director of Global Health Systems Cluster at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Professor Atun's research focuses on the design and implementation of health systems reforms and their impact on outcomes. His research also explores adoption and diffusion of innovations in health systems (e.g. health technologies, disease control programmes, and primary healthcare reforms), and innovative financing in global health. Organization. Prof. Atun is a co-Investigator and the joint lead for the innovation work stream at the National Centre for Infection Prevention and Management at Imperial College. He is also a co-Investigator and the Theme Lead for 'Organisational Change, Sustainability and Evaluation' at Imperial College and Cambridge University Health Protection Research Unit for Antimicrobial Resistance and Healthcare Associated Infection. He has published widely in the Lancet, PLoS Medicine, Lancet Infectious Diseases, BMJ, AIDS, and Bulletin of the World Health Organization.


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Karen Zimmerman is an Associate Professor in the School of Art at the University of Arizona in Tucson where she teaches courses in design. Karen is interested in exploring the relationship of text and image through her work. She has been a recipient of an Arizona Project Grant by the Arizona Commission of the Arts. Her work has been in The Education of a Graphic Designer, Teaching Motion Design, The Education of an 'E' Designer, Inform, American Institute of Graphic Arts, The Type Director's Club, Sigraph, and ZED. She received her MFA in Visual Communications from Virginia Commonwealth University.
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Maybe it was because he'd been awake for 26 hours, but Jared Petrovich, one of five Theo Lacy Jail inmates charged in the Oct. 5, 2006 murder of John Chamberlain, a prisoner suspected of being a child molester, was having a hard time speaking clearly. It was 6:25 a.m. on the morning of Oct. 6, 2006, and Petrovich was being grilled by a pair of homicide investigators with the Orange County Sheriff's Department about the events of the previous day.
Yesterday, Petrovich had awoken with the rest of the 146 residents of
F-West barracks, the low-security dormitory for non-violent offenders at
the jail, at 4:45 a.m. That evening, after word spread that Chamberlain
was a "chester," jailhouse slang for child molester, Chamberlain was
savagely beaten, tortured and sexually assaulted by dozens of inmates
and died of his extensive injuries, although Petrovich and the rest of
the inmates didn't know that for sure when they were interviewed
Despite feeling groggy and mumbling almost inaudibly
into the microphone about having a "hard time in the hole" the night
before, Petrovich perked up when Investigator Ken Hoffman asked
how he'd learned that Chamberlain (who was actually facing trial for
child pornography possession charges) was suspected of molesting little
girls. Petrovich had already denied having anything to do with the
assault and claimed he was playing cards and socializing with various
inmates in the dayroom the whole time. Did they tell you about
Chamberlain being a child molester, Hoffman wondered aloud.
"No, I already knew," Petrovich responded. "The cops told me."
As soon as he uttered those words, Petrovich presumably realized he'd just contradicted the previous several minutes of his interview with Hoffman, in which he at first tried to deny he was the shot-caller for the Woods, the gang for white inmates, and then admitted that fact but denied he knew any details about the attack on Chamberlain. But once it slipped out of his mouth, Petrovich stopped being reticent and answered every question that Hoffman had for him, apparently not realizing that everything he said implicated him in the crime that had taken place.
In Petrovich's telling–an account that he later shared in an exclusive interview with OC Weekly–the two guards, Jason Chapluk and Kevin Taylor, who were working F-West that day called him out of the dormitory at around 2:30 pm. They asked him two questions. "Do you speak English?" and "Can you hear?" and then proceeded to discuss the fact that there was a "child molester in J-7," a reference to the specific bunk assigned to Chamberlain. When the deputies excused him, Petrovich says he immediately told everyone in his cube, or housing area, and then sought out a guy named "Stretch," the shot-caller of the Southsiders, the gang for U.S.-born cholos, who predominated the barracks, and alerted him that a white inmate was about to get pounded for being a chester. He denies actively participating in the attack, but acknowledges, as he put it in his April 2008 Weekly interview, that he "lit the fire."
In that interview and a subsequent interrogation, Petrovich stuck to his story about Deputies Taylor and Jason Chapluk being responsible for starting the rumor about Chamberlain. In fact, the exact chain of events that took place remains a mystery, especially how it was that inmates not only suspected that Chamberlain was a child molester but that he preferred little girls. In an interview that homicide investigators tape recorded with Taylor, however, the guard recalled how Chamberlain had told him he was sexually attracted to underage girls. Yet there's no evidence that Investigator Hoffman or his partner Cynthia Edes, took Petrovich seriously–at least not when it came to his detailed recollection of his conversation with Taylor.
"You're all crooks," Edes blurted out to Petrovich at one point. "You all have credibility issues."
In court today, jurors heard extensive clips of Hoffman's interview of Petrovich, including one noteworthy passage where Petrovich told Hoffman that deputies had beaten him up on prior occasions when he failed to keep the white inmates in line. Jurors also heard prosecutor Ebrahim Baytieh read extended quotes from the aforementioned Weekly story, (selected statements both prosecutors and defense attorneys agreed to have on the record) in which Petrovich admitted his own responsibility for the assault, but insisted nobody wanted Chamberlain dead.
Although Baytieh repeatedly mispronounced my name as "Shoe," when it actually sounds like "Skow," it was a forgivable error, given that he did a fair and balanced job of recounting Petrovich's story, which cast equal blame for Chamberlain's fate on both guards and prisoners–a scale of justice that unfortunately hasn't applied to this trial, arguably because Taylor and Chapluk wore green uniforms rather than orange ones.
"Fuck," Baytieh concluded, speaking to the jury as if he were Petrovich, the hapless defendant, speaking aloud in his interview with me. "I'm being charged with murder for no fucking reason, honestly. I
think it should be manslaughter. There was no intent to kill him. I
never told the white dudes, 'Go kill this guy.' I said he's a child
molester, but I didn't touch him. If Taylor isn't being charged, why am
I? Just because he's wearing a badge doesn't make him above the law, and
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There's a party in Middle Earth and everyone's invited. According to Deadline Andy Serkis has closed his deal to return as Gollum in The Hobbit, and Ian McKellen is "poised to return" as Gandalf (although his deal is still being worked out). Update: THR say McKellen is confirmed!
Not only that, Deadline mentions that Christopher Lee is in talks to reprise his role as Saruman, and Ian Holm is set to return as an older version of Bilbo Baggins (Martin Freeman is playing the younger one).
This means we can expect to see most of the major players from The Lord of the Rings trilogy (however briefly) in The Hobbit. We've already heard about Elijah Wood, Orlando Bloom and Cate Blanchett returning as Frodo, Legolas and Galadriel, and we can probably expect to hear about a few more as the February start date draws near.
Christopher Lee (who is approaching the grand age of 89) said back in 2008 that he would "be interested in seeing how [Saruman's] transition from good to evil occurred and, yes, of course I would return to the role if I was asked." However he said travelling all the way to New Zealand would be "simply too far away" for him, but if they managed to set something up in London he would be interested. The actor also expressed interest in voicing Smaug, so we'll have to see how that goes.
It looks like Peter Jackson and the team are trying to get as many familiar faces to return as possible, which I'm all for. Some characters may not have been mentioned directly in the book but they were still around. I wonder if we'll see other characters such as Arwen, Aragorn or Gimli?


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Elections 2014: NCP manifesto balances Muslims and Marathas, state and nation
While Marathas form the backbone of party's base in the state, they are trying hard to woo the Muslim voters as well
The manifesto released by the Nationalist Congress party for the Lok Sabha elections tries to tread the fine line between communalism and secularism, promising reservations to Muslims as well as Marathas. The manifesto also made it a point to deal with national issues as well as issues concerning the state of Maharashtra, where it is part of the ruling alliance.
NCP leader Sharad Pawar during a recent visit to the city. Pic/Bipin Kokate
The party stand comes in the backdrop of a comprehensive report on reservations for the Maratha community submitted by Congress Minister Narayan Rane, which is pending approval from the state cabinet. The move is being viewed as a tactical one, as the party does not want to antagonise the Muslim community, whose votes it desperately seeks in the Lok Sabha elections and subsequently in the state assembly elections.
Reservations will be given in the fields of education and jobs to the weaker sections of society, including Muslims and Marathas, said the manifesto. Both the demands, if clubbed together, may require yet another committee on the lines of the one headed by Rane, feel bureaucrats.
Marathas, who are politically dominant in Maharashtra, form the backbone of NCP's base in the state. The 44-page-manifesto also makes it clear that it doesn't support uniform civil code and believes in representing personal codes of respective minority communities, so long as such codes or any of their provisions are not in conflict with the Constitution of India.
Yet another issue that the party has touched is lowering the age bracket for senior citizens, so more people can avail of benefits that are offered by the state government. In Maharashtra, the age has been fixed by the state government at 65, even though the Centre has provisions in place for benefits to be given to senior citizens as soon as they turn 60.
The Sharad Pawar-led party released its manifesto without any fanfare on Monday. The 41-page document touches upon all the major issues related to governance, from foreign policy, human resources, social justice to agriculture.
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Though the SC had expressed its reservations over such a radical restructuring, the Parliament should give greater weight to public interest, as the restructuring would spare litigants the trouble of approaching the national capital from distant states, says the manifesto.
Asked why the party had released a separate manifesto despite being a part of the UPA, party spokesman Nawab Malik said that it was a norm of the party, and it had done so even in the 2009 Lok Sabha elections.


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Why can't the State Department deport criminal illegal aliens?
It seems that their home countries don't want them back. What? What leverage does State have to convince them to take their undesirables back? It seems like we have control of visas. Why not use that? Some members of the Senate are getting a little testy with all this. So am I. Read more here.
As Written By Stephen Dinan for The Washington Times:
The State Department is thwarting efforts to deport immigrants to China, Guinea, Liberia and other countries that are reluctant to take back their own citizens convicted of crimes — forcing immigration agents to release often-violent criminals back onto the streets, U.S. government documents show.
The Homeland Security Department's deportation agency has filed several petitions asking the State Department to take steps to punish recalcitrant countries, including the ultimate punishment of denying visas to visitors from those countries. But the department has failed to follow through on the plain language in federal law, saying it doesn't want to anger foreign governments by withholding the visas.
In the meantime, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is forced to release the immigrants, many of whom commit further serious crimes. The recidivism rate is 30 percent or higher for criminal aliens released from detention.
And the backlog is growing: Some 35,000 immigrants with criminal records are awaiting deportation back to Cuba, while the number of migrants awaiting deportation to China stands at 1,900, ICE said in documents provided to the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, after questioning by Chairman Jason Chaffetz, Utah Republican, and ranking Democrat Elijah E. Cummings of Maryland.
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I don't know about you guys, but I usually have trouble with trinomials such as
Specifically because I have to use combinations of the factors of 5 and of 6, not to mention the order I use the factors in.
Now, here's my little trick. (And all I can say is that no one ever taught me this in school, I don't know about anyone else, but I come from a pretty uneducated county.)
First, take the factors of the first and last digits, that part is a given.
Next, find all the products:
Now, find the two that add to 17:
So, now we know the answer involves {1, 5} and {2, 3}:
The answer turns out to be:
So, did anyone else know this, or am I totally awesome?


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Ever wonder what happens to some of these famous people who promote atheism and then die and find out what the afterlife really holds without taking Pascal's wager?
Originally posted by NOTurTypical
reply to post by Akragon
No, that's called a "circumstantial ad hominem".
Originally posted by Lazarus Short
reply to post by Akragon
The Bible is a unified document, as proven by its heptadic numerical sub-structure. The writings of Luke fit with a precision which belies any charge of fabrication, or liar following another liar.
Thy logic lies with fault before the Truth of God.
Originally posted by windword
reply to post by Lazarus Short
So what are you saying? Are you saying that the scribes, hundreds of years later, who decided which Biblical texts would be included and from which letters, and which antidoctal stories, handed down orally, should be woven into the New Testament, all have Gods "stamp of approval" secretly encoded in the final Greek, Hebrew. Latin and Aramaic scripts?
Please. Do tell us more about this!
Is it just the book of Luke that contains this hidden code, or is it every book of the New Testament, the Gospels, Paul's letters and John's apocryphes? All the Old Testament too?
Originally posted by NOTurTypical
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Let me get this straight.. Dr. Panin, an atheist at the time, cooked his results so he could convince himself that God existed and the Bible was His word and of supernatural origin. Cooking this all up so he could abandon Atheism to embrace Christianity?
Really? That's gotta be unprecedented.
If God has taken such care over every word of the Scriptures, then we want to have the most accurate translation possible in our own language. Unfortunately this is not as easy as it sounds.
The first problem is that exact translation is impossible. Meanings of words and grammatical structures in any two languages do not generally correspond.
We can illustrate this with the Greek word logos. No one English word is exactly equivalent to it. It can mean a word, a thought, a saying, a discourse, a narrative, a matter and many other things besides. The translator must choose the best equivalent in each situation.
To illustrate grammatical problems we can consider tenses. English has two present tenses where most other languages only have one. Esthio in Greek or je mange in French can mean I eat or I am eating. Pronouns also are full of problems. Hebrew has four words for you distinguishing between masculine and feminine and singular and plural. Modern English has only one. In the Song of Solomon, it is always clear from the gender in Hebrew whether the bride or bridegroom is speaking. (Some English versions lose the distinction.)
To summarise, it is totally impossible to take a document in one language and make an exact word for word equivalent of it in another. Frequently the translator must grasp the meaning of the original as best he can and then seek to reproduce that meaning in the target language.
This leads us on naturally to another problem - that of understanding the Bible. Here in fact there are at least three problems. There is a plain language problem in that ancient languages can only be understood by guesswork. No one who spoke the language is around to tell us what it means. Words must be studied in all the places where they occur in available writings and compared with similar words in related languages and their meaning then guessed. Usually but not always this process gives reliable results!
There is also a culture problem. With an imperfect knowledge of ancient cultures it is not always possible to understand references of various kinds.
In both these areas archaeological and linguistic research are continually increasing the knowledge available.
The third and most important problem in understanding the Bible is the spiritual problem. 'The natural mind does not receive the things of the Spirit of God' (1 Cor 2:14). Anyone who knows God has had the experience of reading a Bible passage a hundred times and then suddenly seeing what it means. As we grow in spiritual understanding the Bible continually unfolds its deeper meanings. The Holy Spirit guides us into all truth. Who then would claim to understand every word of the Bible? Hidden gems may well lie beneath the surface of its every sentence.
Leave what out of the argument? No, I'm not going to pretend basic fundamentals of rationality do not exist to accommodate your inability to use them. People need reasons to believe something, not just go on a hunch because they don't like someone. That's wholly irrational.
Originally posted by EfficientP
If you are right, and there is no God, you lose nothing. But if you are wrong, you lose EVERYTHING!
Originally posted by windword
Well, I'll have to take your word for it, as far as there being some kind of mathematical code, embedded with the text of the New Testament. Has anyone deciphered it? Or, are there as many alternative meanings as there are numbers.
It doesn't make the scriptural stories more true, in my opinion. We know too much of the various translation problems, contradictions, changes, addings, etc. for it to be taken as truth.
Regarding the Meru Foundation, I have heard that Stan Tenen and his partner, don't know his name, did have a parting of the ways, and each has copywritten pieces of their research. But, as far as I know, no one is keeping the information hidden. A lot of it is freely available, and they do sell CD's of lectures and such.
Panin's Bible numerics prove to be a hoax; however, like Westcott and Hort, his New Testament scheme was not in vain, for nearly a century later Christians are turning to Bible codes to ascertain which of the Greek Texts is the inspired Word of God. The average Christian, who knows little or nothing about mathematics or Greek texts, will probably never figure out that these Kabbalists "cooked the books" to promote a hidden agenda.
Ivan Panin and the Gospel of Mark
Perhaps the most impressive work of Ivan Panin concerned the passage Mark 16:9-20 in the Greek New Testament. Modern scholars are almost unanimous in judging this passage an interpolation, but Panin, in his pamphet "The Last Twelve Verses of Mark" provides a dazzling array of numerical patterns. In his view, these patterns appeared by design, not by accident, and of course the designer must have been God. Therefore, the passage is authentic.
As we shall see, this example provides an important lesson about Panin's work.
We see that none of these editions has even the right number of words for Panin's claims. What chance do they have for Panin's claims concerning letter counts or numerical values? We conclude that Panin himself designed the patterns he found.
Critics of his work doubt the value of some of his findings and dismiss more evident numerical patterns as random chance. Panin's claims, that the existence of such statistical anomalies is proof of divine inspiration, are still sharply debated by skeptics of his work today. Panin used the edition of Westcott and Hort of the New Testament, as the basis for his work, but made selective use of alternative readings that those authors suggested. He even published his own version of the Greek text, claiming to have reconstructed the lost original version by his techniques; critics see this as circular reasoning, and state that it only shows that he was capable of producing patterns himself.[1] Another criticism is that the same kind of numeric patterns can be found in any text
Originally posted by windword
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Hey, my "1970's" experience is just a valid as anyone's! But those kinds of "experiences" aren't for everyone, and are not allowed to be discussed on ATS.


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LG has officially confirmed that the LG Optimus L5, unveiled at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona in February, will go on sale in Europe this month. The LG Optimus L5 will first land in Germany, the UK, and France before rolling out to other countries.
First announced at MWC 2012 with the LG Optimus L3 and LG Optimus L7, the LG Optimus L5 features a 4 inch HVGA (480 x 320) display, HSDPA, Wi-Fi, GPS, NFC, 5MP rear camera, 800MHz processor, 512MB of RAM, 4GB of internal memory, MicroSD card support and Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. Size wise the LG Optimus L5 measures 118.3 x 66.5 x 9.5 mm.
Unfortunately, LG didn't say exactly when the LG Optimus L5 would be available in Europe, and neither for what price.
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