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July 2003 - NEW ISSUES
Country Licks
The latest in the Guitar Licks Series, Country Licks offers the interested player a vast library of over 80 hot country licks that will help any guitarist improvise more effectively in the country music style. Learning and mastering scales and chords is vital, but to be a good player or improviser it is also essential to have a usable set of melodic ideas or licks to enrich each solo. The licks are designed to be played with a variety of ten common rhythmic patterns or "grooves" derived from actual hit country songs. On the CD, the play-along tracks are a great way to experiment with the licks the user has picked up from the book. Author Todd Barth is an experienced player whose 29 years of touring and recording have gone into making this book and CD a great way for guitarists to enrich their ability to play country music effectively.
The Art of Chords
The Art of Chords addresses one of the most common weaknesses of the learn-by-ear guitar player, reading and understanding chords. This book offers a revolutionary approach to looking at chords, which is both simple and easily remembered. With the knowledge of just six chords, two basic formulas and some of the rudiments of music theory, the player can understand and play more than 9,000 possible guitar chords. Fun for individual study and classroom use, The Art of Chords is great preparation for guitarists of any musical background. It is also supported by a Web site (www.guitar-tracks.com) that is full of additional lessons and information.
When I Reflect
Finding uplifting and inspirational solos for use by young vocalists can be a challenge. This new collection is designed to fill that need with songs that are motivational and inspirational in content. The stirring strains of American Hymn by Carl Strommen will evoke the patriotism of any audience, and the call to heroism in daily life heard in May I Be a Hero (by Ruth Elaine Schram) will appeal to the idealism characteristic of most young people. The feeling of appreciation for teachers, mentors and parents is evident in the heartfelt words and music of When I Reflect (by Ruth Elaine Schram), The Gifts You've Given to My Life and We Never Really Say Goodbye (both by Greg Gilpin). The inspirational message of Let There Be Peace On Earth (arranged by Mark Hayes) couldn't be more timely and will always have an appropriate place in performances all over the world. Take Me Home (by Carl Strommen) hymns the value of love of home and Climb Your Own Rainbow (by Sunnie Miller and Elissa Oppenheim Schreiner; arranged by Carl Strommen) and If You Search (by Ruth Elaine Schram) will help self-motivation take root in the performer and challenge all audiences to strive for higher achievement in life. This is a collection to use and cherish. A CD with complete performances as well as accompaniment-only tracks is included.
Ties That Bind
Elegantly and with some harmonic sophistication, Bob Burroughs has arranged eleven popular hymn tunes, from several Protestant traditions, for piano. The piano writing is imaginative but not too difficult from a technical standpoint and the arrangements are suitable for church and home use.
Contains: Blest Be the Tie that Binds; O Jesus, I Have Promised; I Saw the Cross of Jesus; Sing Praise to God Who Reigns On High; Wonderful Wonderful Jesus; Easter Morn' Christ Arose and more.
Playing With the Band at Christmas
Here's a chance for performers of any age to play along with the band as it makes a joyful sound with outstanding arrangements of celebrated music for Christmas by Andrew Balent, Larry Clark, Joseph Compello, and Sean O'Loughlin. These books (for Flute, Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Trumpet and Trombone) contain melodic descants to the original arrangements and are compatible with each other. They can be used to play for sheer enjoyment in a variety of performing situations, at home and in church or school. Each book contains melody parts to be played with nine popular band arrangements: Hey Man, Christmas Swings! (Clark), Patapan (Compello), Holiday Ornaments (O'Loughlin), Silent Night (Clark), Christmas Variations (Balent), Have a Reggae Christmas, "Mon" (Clark), The Twelve Days of Christmas (O'Loughlin), Hey Man, Christmas Rocks! (Clark) and Christmas Sketches (O'Loughlin).
The Godowsky Collection, Vol. 4
This is the Godowsky Collection most musicians have been waiting for. Leopold Godowsky (1870-1938) was one of the most celebrated pianists of the golden age of the piano virtuoso. A prodigious arranger, transcriber and adapter of existing keyboard music, he was also a gifted composer. This fourth volume in the distinguished series devoted to his piano works, contains some of Godowsky's best-known transcriptions (Albeniz - Tango, Op. 165 and Triana from Iberia, Bizet - Adagietto from L'Arlesienne, Bohm - Still Wie Die Nacht, Kreisler - Rondino (On a Theme by Beethoven), Saint-Saëns - Le Cygne from The Carnival of the Animals, Richard Strauss - Standchen, Op. 17, No. 2, von Weber - Invitation to the Dance, Op. 65, et al.) and his remarkable Symphonic Metamorphosis on Themes of Johann Strauss, Jr. as well as his own terrific Waltz Poems. The pianistic wizardry on view in this collection is quite simply, mind boggling. This is a volume any serious musician and pianist will want to own and treasure. As before, the excellent biographical sketch and notes on the pieces are by noted Godowsky scholar, Dr. Millan Sachania.
Also available in the Godowsky Collection:
Sweet Dreams Songbook
This lovely collection, from the Woodland Music Press catalog (a Ron Harris company), consists of ten musically sophisticated piano lullabies, some in their original versions and some in arrangements by Steve Hall and Ron Harris. Drawn from the classical repertoire, folk and popular music, these pieces are suitable for Intermediate-Level players.
Contains: A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes, All the Pretty Little Horses, Hush Little Baby, Brahms' Lullaby, Liebestraum (Lizst), a medley of All Through the Night, Goodnight Irene, Beautiful Dreamer, The Girl With the Flaxen Hair (Debussy) & more.
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WARWICK - Congressman Jim Langevin (D-RI) expressed approval of today's announcement by the Economic Development Administration selecting Point Judith as one of six New England ports to receive an economic review in the coming weeks.
NARRAGANSETT–A Narragansett man died Monday morning after a fire engulfed the inside of his home at 45 Durkin Drive. David W. Jordan, a 57 year-old lobsterman, was said to be trapped inside of his one floor ranch home.
Narragansett Fire Chief Jim Cotter said that a relative called Jordan's house but received no answer. The relative then went to Jordan's home and after seeing flames, called 911.
NORTH KINGSTOWN – Students at the Suzanne M. Henseler Quidnessett Elementary School have been treated all week to special guest readers as part of Reading Week.
The week began with Gov. Lincoln Chafee reading to the kindergarten students and Attorney General Peter Kil-martin reading to the fifth graders. The Governor read Ducks Don't Wear Socks, by John Nedwidek.
Prout senior basketball star Emily Caswell - who was named MVP of the Division II championship game after she scored 20 points in the Crusaders' 40-24 win over Mount St. Charles - will head to Caldwell College in Caldwell, New Jersey, next fall to play basketball and pursue a degree in forensic science.
Caswell had an opportunity to play volleyball, basketball or softball in college, but according to Prout coach Phil Quinn, made her decision to attend Caldwell based on academics as well as the opportunity to suit up for the Cougars.
CHARLESTOWN – The latest news-centric blog, Progressive Charlestown, to cover the town came to be when its owners were looking to stimulate political discussion amongst residents.
But Will Collette and Tom Ferrio sat on the idea until earlier this year as they wanted to make it an independent blog not tied to the Charlestown Democratic Town Committee. The decision to remove that link to the political committee came this past January, prior to the official launch of the website.
NORTH KINGSTOWN – Did you know that the sixth leading cause of death in America is Alzheimer's Disease? And, it's the only disease in the top 10 that can't be predicted, cured or even slowed.
According to the Alzheimer's Association of America, 5.4 million American's are living with this disease and, since 2000, deaths from other major diseases have dropped, while deaths from Alzheimer's have risen 66 percent. More shocking is that every 69 seconds, someone in the United States develops Alzheimer's.
WEST WARWICK — The West Warwick boys volleyball team had three returning varsity players and two green freshmen setters on the court in Thursday's Injury Fund contest against Division II-North squad Tolman.
The Tigers, meanwhile, started a seasoned senior setter and an array of talented hitters.
NARRAGANSETT–As Robert Leaver set up the bulletin boards across the assembly room, Narragansett business owners quickly learned that this was not a typical public forum. Leaver, spearhead of the New Commons consultancy firm, conducts public forums as innovative brainstorming sessions. Wednesday evening was an opportunity for local business owners to develop ideas about making Narragansett a more economically profitable town.
NORTH KINGSTOWN –Early Saturday morning, members of the North Kingstown Facilities Man-agement and Planning Subcommittee along with members of the public, Town Council and School Committee, toured the former Wickford Elementary School building, 99 Phillips St., to get a better un-derstanding of the proposed renovations as detailed in the recent Rowse Report.
CHARLESTOWN – Police are seeking a suspect who is alleged to have committed armed robbery at the Sunoco Station on South County Trail last Thursday night.

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Scene 3 of Undesirable Decisions
Larry Covington
Rebecca the Sandwich Artist
Jonathon Avery
Rhonda Covington
Rhonda's Voice in the Background: Before I tell you about what is going on with me and Larry. I want you to tell me what exactly happened with both of you at the Deli? (As the question lingers the light will center on the right side of the stage. On the right side of the stage the deli will be already set up. Jonathon Avery is in front of the sandwich artist Rebecca is waiting for his order.)
Rebecca: (Flirting) Hello Larry, you ordering the BLT Deluxe as always?
Jonathon: (Flirting back) you know me so well Rebecca, if I didn't know any better I would say that you were stalking me.
Rebecca: Yeah well it's hard to miss such a cute face. Especially since you come in here every day and order the same thing off the menu.
Jonathon: Well maybe I'm just waiting for the beautiful girl behind the counter to go out on another date with me.
Rebecca: (Giggles) We went out on a date last week Larry. Then after a very passionate night, I woke up to an empty bed with a note saying you would call me later. Now, I have to admit the Rose on the pillow and the coffee already made in the kitchen was a sweet touch. But when a guy tells me he is going to call me and he doesn't that can only mean one thing.(Larry Covington walks into the Deli on edge as he plays with his cell phone checking his messages.)
Jonathon: (He is trying to come up with a believable lie)It's not my fault they called me into work that morning. Becca you know I wanted to spend the whole day with you in bed, I wish I could have stayed a bit longer so we could have… (He leans in and whispers something in her ear.)
Rebecca: (playfully laughs as she says) Oh, Jonathon Avery you sure do know how to make a girl blush. (When Rebecca says his name that immediately catches Larry's attention. Larry will begin to walk up to Jonathon slowly as Jonathon turns around with a big smile on his face Jonathon will see Larry and will wave hello.)(Larry will then walk up to Jonathon enraged and will punch him in the face. He will turn around and then walk out of the deli.)
Rebecca: (Scared and full of concern) Oh my goodness! Jonathon, are you okay?
Jonathon: (Grabbing his face where he was hit) Yeah… I guess so. I'm just a trying to understand what just happened.
Rebecca: What was all of that about Jonathon? Are you in trouble? If you are just let me know. Because I know this guy in phoenix who knows a guy, who knows a guy and he can make problems disappear… If you know what I mean?
Jonathon: Yeah I know what you mean… And I'm still not too sure on what that was all about. But hell I know one ditzy red head who can give me the four one one on what is going on. (As he says the last sentence he walks out of the store which leads back to Rhonda's house. He will take a seat on the couch with Rhonda. Rhonda's living room is not lit up. Rebecca the sandwich artist will watch Jonathon as he leaves, proceed to shrug and continue to wipe down her counters. After Jonathon leaves it will black out in the Deli and a spotlight will slowly come up on Rhonda and Jonathon as he begins his first line.)
Jonathon: So I left the deli, and I headed straight to your house. I figured you would have an idea to why your husband all of a sudden has a death wish. Who the hell does he think he is the Hulk?
Rhonda: Shut up, Jonathon he has a good reason to want to kick your ass.
Jonathon: Oh yeah? And what would that be?
Rhonda: Well for one, he found out about what happened in Vegas.
Jonathon: So… That was when you two were separated. It's not like I am going to take you away from him. You two are married now it's different.
Rhonda: That's only a part of why he is so mad at you. Believe me the other part is much worse.
Jonathon: What's worse than him finding out that you cheated on him?
Rhonda: (Sarcastically) Hmm… Well I don't know could it be the fact that I'm pregnant.
Jonathon: You are? Well isn't that something you two should be celebrating and not fighting about?
Rhonda: Well it would be if it weren't for the fact that I don't know who the father is…
Jonathon: Rhonda, you sly dog you… When did you become such a little whore?
Rhonda: I am not a whore and why does everyone keep calling me that?
Jonathon: Well I'm not sure exactly, but it could have something to do with you sleeping with men that are not your husband.
Rhonda: You should be the one to talk you were the one who took advantage of me after the fight I had with Larry!
Jonathon: (looking insulted) I took advantage of you? Ha! Not likely sweetheart, I remember you telling me about how your man never treated you right and whining about all the crap he put you through. I was just trying to show you a good time in Vegas to keep your mind off of him. You kissed me remember?
Rhonda: That is bull and you know it. I mean you could have said no, you knew I was getting married in two months but you did it with me anyways.
Jonathon: Are you even listening to yourself? You didn't have to sleep with me, it's not like you were screaming for me to get off of you. In fact you were screaming something that was the exact opposite of that.
Rhonda: You think you're so clever don't you?
Jonathon: (Looking pretty pleased with himself) Yes actually I do…
Rhonda: Well Mr. clever do you remember wearing a condom?
Jonathon: (Stands up begins to pace back and forth, thinking and getting scared after each pause) Well of course I… I mean I remember… I took it out of my wallet… (Coming to realization) Oh God was it expired?… (Shocked) So are you trying to tell me that you're pregnant with my child?
Rhonda: Yes Jonathon, that's exactly what I'm saying.
(Jonathon faints. Rhonda smacks her forehead as if she is in a room with a complete idiot. Lights out.)
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Comedian Tim Wilson Dies At 52
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – A comedian scheduled to perform at Zanies Comedy Club in Nashville later this year has died of a heart attack in Georgia.
Muscogee County Deputy Coroner Charles Newton said Wilson was pronounced dead at 8:32 p.m. Wednesday at St. Francis Hospital in Columbus, Ga. He was 52.
Many of his funny friends who worked closely with him in regional comedy clubs offered their condolences, including Larry the Cable Guy and Ron White. He had many fans in the NASCAR circuit as well, writing "The NASCAR Song."
Wilson appeared on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno and recorded several albums including "I Should Have Married My Father-In-Law," "Low-Class Love Affair" and "Hillbilly Homeboy."
Wilson also co-wrote Jeff Foxworthy's holiday hit "Redneck 12 Days of Christmas."
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported Wilson spent much of his career in Atlanta and was a regular at The Punchline Comedy Club for several decades. The newspaper also reported he was featured on several syndicated radio programs.
Wilson was scheduled to perform at Zanies in April.
He is survived by a wife and two children. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
(The Associated Press Contributed To This Report.)
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TAM was invited to Alex Grey's Chapel of Sacred Mirrors (in upstate NY) to watch this thing unfold. What an awesome event to witness first-hand, and also to participate in.
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My interest in being an architect lies in my passion for all things design. It is my intention to create good architecture that inspires the people that use it. I want to work at a firm dedicated to creating beautifully crafted designs that prove to be sustainable and regenerative over time. I am a highly motivated, inventive, and energetic individual with a desire to learn more within the profession. One of my many talents is my ability to communicate and relate with others which creates a great level of collaboration on projects. I cherish the time I spent studying and traveling abroad which has helped develop my skills as a designer through viewing urban contexts and gaining exposure to various cultures.
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This year the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge will use a drawing system to allocate black bear bait sites. In the past, black bear bait permits were issued on a first-come basis. Interested parties would wait in line at the Refuge headquarters office to select a site. Many eager hunters would camp out at the Refuge headquarters parking lot for two or three days before permits would be issued, just to increase the likelihood of getting their desired site. In some years, the parking lot resembled a pre-game tailgate party.
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Youth Rugby in South Miami: The Miami Rugby Youth Division, which serves boys ages 6-18, will be practicing Mondays and Wednesdays in Murray Park from 6-8 PM. We welcome athletes to join us for practice to see if they like the sport; 6 p.m. Wednesday and Monday; Murray Park, 6700 SW 58th Pl., South Miami. 305-400-0134, ext 101, www.miamirugbykids.com.
5K Run/Walk & Half Marathon Race for Women's Wellness: The eighth annual event benefits The Lisa Boccard Breast Cancer Fund/Broward Health Coral Springs, which provides free mammograms to women who do not have insurance or are under insured; 6 a.m. Saturday; Coral Springs SportsPlex, 2575 Sportsplex Dr. 954-344-3344, BrowardHealth.org/womensrace.
Zumba Gold: For active older adults or anyone looking for lower intensity and lower impact dance fitness party called Zumba; 10 a.m. Saturday; Holy Rosary St. Richard Catholic School, 18455 Franjo Rd., Cutler Bay. $5. 786-201-2511, www.zumbawithfabi.com.
It's Fun! It's Fitness! It's Zumba! Beginners are welcome. Be ready to move your body and sweat with instructor Barbi Triana; 6:30 p.m. Thursday; Temple Emanu-El, 1701 Washington Ave., Miami Beach. $5. 305-538-2503, www.tesobe.org.
Alzheimer's Association Memory Screening: The Alzheimer's Association is offering free screenings for individuals and loved ones concerned about their memory; 1 p.m. Wednesday; Miami Jewish Health Systems, 5200 NE Second Ave., Little Haiti. Free. 800-272-3900, alz.org/seflorida.
Community Health Fair: Annual event includes free screenings for blood pressure, medical exams, child physicals and body fat analysis. Also includes nutrition counseling; mental health information; chiropractic exams; information on stroke and cancer prevention; and vegetarian sampling; 10 a.m. March 31; North Miami SDA Church, 12800 N. Miami Ave., Biscayne Gardens. Free. 786-344-3155, www.northmiamisdachurch.org.
Gentle Yoga @ Killian Pines: Class begins with a meditation on the breath. Followed by chair seated warm-ups, some chair assisted standing poses, additional floor poses and ends with a guided relaxation and meditation; 10 a.m. Tuesday; Killian Pines United Methodist Church, 10755 SW 112th St., Kendall. $12. 305-274-8029, www.facebook.com/pages/Miami-FL/Yoga-with-Stacey/136769145885?ref=ts.
Meditation and Yoga Classes: Classical yoga, including meditation and simple exercises, can be done by anyone for clearer thinking, better health, inner peace and long life. Men and women of all ages are welcome; 7 p.m. Wednesday; West Dade Regional Library, 9445 Coral Way. Free. 305-926-3578, ilovemeditation.net.
Pilates Mat Class: Open to the community, all levels welcome. Stretch and strengthen in a welcoming, private studio, next to Merrick Park with free parking. Pilates is great for improving core muscles and flexibility; 11 a.m. Sunday; Conscious Movement Pilates, 4100 Salzedo St., Coral Gables. $8 (first class). 786-953-7623, www.conscious-movement.com.
Yoga in Miami Shores: Restorative yoga class; 7 p.m. Thursday, Saturday and Monday; Sage Lifestyles, 211 NE 98th St., Miami Shores. $10. 305-456-5337, www.sagelifestyles.com.
Street Hockey: Players wanted for pick-up games on Saturday and Sunday mornings in North Miami-Dade and South Broward. Group does not use helmets, pads or rollerblades. Down to earth group of guys looking to run for a couple of hours; 9 a.m. Sunday; Spring Valley Park, 1700 NW 160th Avenue, Pembroke Pines. Free.
K and D Total Body Fitness Bootcamp: Get into shape with this structured physical fitness and training program; 7 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday and Monday; Uleta Park, 398 NE 169th St., North Miami Beach. First class free, $5 daily, $20 a week. 786-709-6485, www.facebook.com/KandDTotalBodyFitness?ref=ts&fref=ts.
Family Yoga: Class focuses on proper posture. Beginners are encouraged to go only as far into a pose as they can hold correctly. Pose options available for beginners to lifetime practitioners; 5 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday; Atlantis Natural, 1717 N. Bayshore Dr., Miami. $80 per month or $25 per class. 305-379-2722, www.atlantisnatural.com/event-calendar/.
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SHEBOYGAN, WI (WHBL) - A number of observances took place across the area in honor of Veterans Day to thank those who have served in the nation's military.
Veterans, students and the general public turned out Monday morning in the Acuity Fieldhouse at Sheboygan North High School. The observance included the reading of the names of veterans who have given their lives and also honored POW's and those missing in action.
Mike Liebelt of the Retired Enlisted Association - one of the featured speakers, said it is important to remember all veterans wherever they may live and to continue to support the United States with cooperation between one another.
Also speaking was Sheboygan Area School District Superintendent Joe Sheehan, who said the rights and privileges we have in this country are due to the actions from our military veterans and those who support them.
The hour and a half program ended with the rifle volley and taps to honor the veterans who have given their lives.
Additional observances in Sheboygan County took place in Elkhart Lake, Plymouth and Oostburg.


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I recently met a Phoenix TV reporter who has been covering the Jodi Arias trial, and he said that moms were the demographic fueling all the TV ratings for the Arias trial.
The ratings on HLN, which has covered the trial non-stop, have increased dramatically over the last two months.
According to Media Bistro in March, "The biggest gains are in the afternoon hours, where HLN is up over +100% in total and demo viewers from 3-6PM ET. 4PM's "Making It In America," for example, is up +136% in total viewers and +128% in the demo compared to Q1 2012."
From March to April rating increased 43 percent in viewers 25 to 54 in the "Total Day."
From an AP story trying to explain the phenomenon:
"Arias testified for 18 days about every aspect of her sex life with Alexander, many of the details X-rated in nature. The proliferation of streaming video and Twitter has made the trial accessible to people in ways unimaginable just a couple years ago. The court proceedings themselves have devolved into a sideshow at times, with a bizarre retelling of the Snow White fairy tale by a defense witness and lawyers playing in open court a raunchy phone sex chat between Arias and the victim a month before the killing. On top of that, cable networks such as HLN have thrown fuel on the fire by providing wall-to-wall coverage of the case. As a result, the network has seen record ratings.
"Everybody always has known that if you can tell a story and say it is based on a true story, or ripped from the headlines, than that's often something you can make more compelling because it's real," said Robert Thompson, director of Syracuse University's Bleier Center for Television and Popular Culture. "Well, this is the ultimate. This isn't based on a real story. You're showing them the real story."
"TV networks realized in the months after the killing that they had ratings gold with the Arias case. Arias courted the spotlight right away, doing jailhouse interviews with "Inside Edition" and "48 Hours" in which she adamantly denied killing Alexander, instead blaming it on two masked intruders. She stuck with that story until two years after her arrest then changed her tune to self-defense."
"The Turner Broadcasting-owned HLN went all-in during the trial, launching a new show called "HLN After Dark" devoted primarily to Arias. The network's main personalities, led by Nancy Grace, have covered nothing but Arias, and HLN has set up a stage near the courtroom where it seats mock juries. Lifetime has a movie in the works. And the major networks have gotten in on the action, too. ABC's "Good Morning America" scored a major scoop during the trial by obtaining Arias' diaries that were filled with all sorts of juicy details about her romance with Alexander."
"Thompson and network executives say the trial has become so popular because viewers can relate to the characters, whether it's a stormy romance, an obsessive ex-girlfriend or a cheating boyfriend."
"We knew the characters involved like Jodi and Travis were interesting young people, in love theoretically, and it went dramatically bad," said Scot Safon, executive vice president and general manager of HLN.
"A crime story like this that goes to trial, it's never just about the story itself," he added. "You get to know the people involved."
So do you know people glued to the trial? What is the fascination? Is it because it's like a real soap opera? Do people feel like they know the people?
Is it the violence? Is it the sex? (Two friends of ours that have been covering the trial just published an e-book about it, and apparently it includes sex stuff from the trial that newspapers just couldn't publish.) Is it her changing stories?
Why do you think the Jodi Arias trial is so popular with women? Do you believe that moms are fueling those viewership numbers?
May 7th, 2013
12:29 am
I have to admit, I had heard of it, fleetingly, a few months ago, and then promptly forgot it. I haven't been following it, I haven't paid attention to it, and I have no idea what's going on with it. I remember thinking the girl sounded like an idiot, what little bit I did see a few months, but I shrugged it off. Why the sex life of some psycho is of any interest to anyone, I can't imagine.
May 7th, 2013
5:40 am
I was under the distinct impression that moms were WAY to busy to sit down and watch TV from 3-6.
How is this possible? (Yes, tongue in cheek)
May 7th, 2013
6:30 am
I haven't even heard of this trial. But I will admit to being FASCINATED with the whole Neuman/Sneiderman saga!
May 7th, 2013
7:04 am
I only know about this case through the shameless and constant promotion by Headline News, which appears to be airing it 24/7. Other than that, I could not care less and have better things to do with my time. I will add that I didn't watch the OJ trial either back in the '90s, but that one I did follow through the news. This other case holds zero interest for me.
May 7th, 2013
7:16 am
I agree 100% with DB! I don't care, I don't watch this kind of crap. We very rarely watch the news! It's too depressing.
May 7th, 2013
7:18 am
What is the fascination?
This woman is on the stand testifying that she gave this devout Mormon oral inside his car at a Starbucks on their second date following an intense discussion on religion, and then she later shot him in the face, stabbed him 27 times and slit his throat from ear to ear "in self-defense".
She's effing nuts. That's the fascination. I haven't been watching the trial, but a 10 minute read up on it will tell you where the fascination is coming from.
May 7th, 2013
7:21 am
It's been the next-best thing for all the chicks waiting for the "Fifty Shades" movie to be released.
May 7th, 2013
7:28 am
Haven't watched a second of the trial, or read a single article. I thought it was retired people who were the demographic for this drama.
May 7th, 2013
7:35 am
Also, she looks crazy in the eyes. Am I right?
May 7th, 2013
7:36 am
Murder trails don't have a target auidence. As jarvis said, this animal shot her boyfriend in the shower, drug his body out, stabbed him 27 times, then slit his throat ear to ear all because he decided to break up with her. She then took pictures which the police found when they arrested her. The unmitigted gall it takes to then play the victim card is stunning. This predator needs to be put dowm immediately.
May 7th, 2013
7:43 am
I don't even know who Jodi Arias is, I had to Google to know what this blog was about.
If it is trying to get Mom's as a target audience, it is failing in your blog demographic (per the posts above).
I think the execution of these murders would be better tv, and a good deterrent to future ones. (That goes for the guy in Aurora and other murders too not just this lady).
The trial is just ground work for the Lifetime Movie and Book deals.
May 7th, 2013
7:59 am
I've heard of the trial but haven't really followed it. However, similar to @mom2… above, I am following the Neuman/Sneiderman ordeal. I know this is totally off-topic but I have conflicting feelings – based only on what I have heard – as to whether I feel the widow to be guity or not. Hmmm. Maybe a potential blog topic for local ATL?
May 7th, 2013
8:00 am
Jodi gave it up early and often. She was his freak. But when he was thinking about getting serious and married, it wasn't going to be her. so she seduced him with her usual tool–sex. Then because he wasn't taking her with him on a trip, she literally slaughtered him.
I hope this jury doesn't screw up like they did with OJ and Casey Anthony. This is clearly 1st degre with pre-meditation, and felony.
She needs to FRY immediately. Lethal injection is too kind for her.
I hate that the death penalty takes years to enact. Left to me, three months for the obligatory appeals and after that, "See ya! BZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ.
May 7th, 2013
8:26 am
I am opposed to the death penalty except in these types of grizzly murders…only because if the wrong person is executed it is a a travesty. If she receives a lesser sentence than premeditated 1st degree murder she will back in society to perpetrate other evil deeds…history does repeat itself.
We as a society should focus on the family of Alexander, they unlike Arias are suffering a pain that I cannot imagine. They may forgive but they will NEVER forget.
The prosecutor represented the victim and he did it with his whole heart, soul and skills. I hope the verdict from the jury is a fair and just one, 1st Degree Murder Premeditated.
May 7th, 2013
8:26 am
Sounds like it's a soap opera that women feel better about watching because it's "news". Like DB, I've hardly heard anything about it — a benefit of not paying for cable.
May 7th, 2013
8:30 am
…who is Jody Arias? (however, after reading Jarvis' synopsis now I know)…
May 7th, 2013
8:35 am
I am a mom and I tend to be home in the afternoons. I have not watched one minute of this trial. Since I work in the mornings, I generally have to get house work done in the afternoons…so yes Jeff, I am too busy to sit around and eat bon bons and watch "reality" TV.
May 7th, 2013
8:39 am
I did not mean show the murders….show the person guilty of the murder being executed….to deter others from commiting the crime. Sorry to have written such unclear information.
May 7th, 2013
8:42 am
I am all for the death penalty. However, it takes too long to execute the seedy underbelly of society. I say, as soon as the trial is over, you ge ONE chance to have an appeal. If you lose your appeal,, I say take them about back and shoot them right then and there. My guess is that would decrease a lot of crime immediately. Make the punishment fit the crime. If you shoot someone, then you get shot. If you stab multiple times AND slit a persons throat, guess what? You get the same!
No book deals, no headlines, no more appeals, and you HAVE to pay for your own attorney.
May 7th, 2013
9:00 am
Jodi who?
May 7th, 2013
9:30 am
Where's Waldo?
May 7th, 2013
9:34 am
I was on CNN.com yesterday reading about the Ohio girls being found when I saw a link to the Jodi Arias' trial in 2 minutes. I briefly remember seeing a headline about the trial when it first started but that's about it. Too much going on in real life to get sucked into that… plus, I figure I waste enough time on this blog and Facebook, the last thing I need is another distraction!!
May 7th, 2013
9:44 am
"Arias courted the spotlight" that says it all.
May 7th, 2013
9:57 am
Speaking of things on CNN's site, TWG, did you read about the funding cuts to National Parks? Better be prepared for slimmer services this summer:
May 7th, 2013
10:17 am
I have absolutely NO IDEA what this is about, and no interest in it. Most women I know are far too busy to watch much TV, period.
May 7th, 2013
10:21 am
Not sure about Neuman/Sniderman either? Simply don't have time for this kind of (using a clean word, stuff).
Focus on doing good in your area, not living vicariously through "coverage" of evil.
May 7th, 2013
11:31 am
@ catady….ditto on no idea. I do hear about women women who spend hours on Pinterest though.
May 7th, 2013
1:57 pm
Pretty much what DB said..have seen a little bit of it and have no desire to see anymore of it..
@jarvis..Love your take on her.. :)
May 7th, 2013
2:36 pm
I'm sick of hearing about it on the morning shows. The girl is guilty and I think they've wasted a lot of money trying her for something she admitted to and was obviously premeditated. I'm still reeling over the Casey Anthony crap trial. Why in the world didn't they fix her from at least having anymore children?
May 7th, 2013
3:29 pm
@FRY her…a serial killer has come out and said he murdered Nicole Brown Simpson so OJ is not guilty of that crime. He is guilty of a lot of things – PLENTY – but not that one.
And it's the prosecutor's fault that Casey Anthony got off. They could not prove premeditation so they should not have gone for Murder 1. They swung for the fences and missed. Nobody thinks she is innocent of killing that baby but the jury obviously thought she was not guilty of the charge gave her. Stupid prosecutors trying to make a name for themselves…now they are the "ones that lost the Casey Anthony trial".
As for Jodi Arias' trial, I haven't seen anything of it and the most conversation I've seen of it is on this blog. No one I know is interested enough to talk about it. Sounds like she is guilty and if she is guilty of what she is being accused of, I'm with FRY her. I am generally anti-death penalty – MOST of the time – but she looks like a great candidate for IMMEDIATE execution if she is found guilty.
May 7th, 2013
4:54 pm
This trial gets coverage 24/7 on the networks and in rags like the AJC.
But a doctor that hacks up several dozen babies born alive? You don't need to know about that.
May 7th, 2013
6:30 pm
Most of the at-home moms I know are too busy to spend their days watching trash on TV. My guess for the target audience would be people who are on the public dole long-term — they have nothing better to do.
May 8th, 2013
6:13 am
The fascination is that she is young and pretty. Whether the woman is the victim (Natalie Hollaway) or the perpetrator (Foxy Knoxy – who is being retried), it always makes headlines…as long as she is young and pretty.
May 8th, 2013
11:42 am
Seems very few on this blog have interest in this – or perhaps those that do are too busy watching the proceedings. Can we move to something else?


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National Religious Leadership Roundtable condemns Lutheran church decision to remove gay pastor
Pedro Julio Serrano, Communications Coordinator
WASHINGTON, July 6 — The National Religious Leadership Roundtable condemns the July 2 decision by the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America (ELCA) Committee on Appeals to immediately remove the Rev. Bradley Schmeling from the clergy roster because he has a same-sex partner. By a 10–2 vote, the committee reversed an earlier panel's ruling allowing the pastor to remain on the roster until Aug. 15. Under ELCA rules, Schmeling is now a layperson within the denomination and should not wear a stole or perform sacraments. Schmeling reportedly has the support of his congregants and said he will defy the decision and stay as pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church in Atlanta, Ga.
Responses from National Religious Leadership Roundtable Members
"One day the Protestant churches of America will surely recognize that sexual diversity is part of God's blessing. Unfortunately today is not yet that day for the ELCA and other mainline churches. God bless the people of St. John's for refusing to remove Bradley Schmeling from their pulpit and speaking truth to power. May the General Assembly of the ELCA later this summer do the same."
— Rev. Debra W. Haffner
Religious Institute on Sexual Morality, Justice, and Healing
"Bradley trusts love; we pray this blessing for the Lutheran church as well."
— Rev. Troy Plummer
Executive Director
Reconciling Ministries Network, United Methodist Church
"We are outraged at the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America and are hurting for the St. John's community. The powers that be in the ELCA have struck the most Faustian of bargains. Presented with a loving and community-based alternative, the Committee on Appeals chose instead to willfully sacrifice the few, in this case the beloved Pastor Bradley Schmeling and his spirit-filled congregational family, St. John's Lutheran Church, on the altar of expediency. The committee has acted to hurt lesbian and gay people and those who love us in the cynical belief that we will simply go away. They obviously don't know us and have forgotten God's constant love and God's call to justice. We will not go away. In fact, we will be present with Goodsoil and Lutherans Concerned at the ELCA Churchwide Assembly and at every Churchwide Assembly from now until the gifts and graces for ministry of all people are both recognized and celebrated."
— Harry Knox
Human Rights Campaign Religion and Faith Program
"We are deeply saddened, angry and more determined following the artless and callous treatment of Pastor Bradley at the hands of the Committee on Appeals. The decision was delivered by e-mail, no pastoral call was made or human contact given. The committee actually noted as positive that they limited themselves to the transcripts of the hearing. They never met Pastor Schmeling or the members of St. John's.
"There are no scriptural precedents for such behavior in Christ's life. Jesus was moved with compassion and broke the religious laws of his age, time and again meeting and embracing outcasts in their contexts. There are others in the Gospels, the Scribes and the Pharisees who, according to Jesus, kept the letter of the law but neglected the weightier matters of justice and mercy. Jesus goes on to say to the Pharisees, 'blind guides, you strain out a gnat and swallow a camel.' Matthew: 23. Pastor Schmeling has been treated by the church like a gnat to be swatted away and forgotten. Christ would not recognize the behavior of the Committee on Appeals, and by default the ELCA in this case, as his own.
"This is what happens when human law becomes an end to itself. The judicial process has proven to be an ecclesiastical dry hole. It started with an unjust, discriminatory policy and decided that it had been rightly and justly executed.
"We now turn to the ELCA Churchwide Assembly in August seeking the legislative remedy offered by the DHC and confirmed as the only alternative by the COA. The Spirit has moved 22 synods of the ELCA to state in no uncertain terms that the policy of discrimination must be changed. These synods represent a full 40 percent of the membership of the ELCA. They believe that this matter must come to the floor of the assembly, be debated, and the current policy eliminated leaving a single standard for pastors more fitting to those who follow Christ and Martin Luther.
"The struggle is not over, LGBT Lutherans and their allies both clergy and lay will not relent until justice and mercy prevail."
— Emily Eastwood
Executive Director
Lutherans Concerned/North America
"The struggle to realize the vision of God's beloved community is often an arduous, painful journey which requires much courage and perseverance. The witness of Rev. Schmeling and the congregation he serves is like so many congregations in the welcoming church movement, a testament of grace enriched by the many blessings of God's gifts for mission and ministry. They remind us that faithful discipleship is not without cost and I pray they may know they are supported by a great cloud of witnesses through this challenging time."
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65 years ago many medical experiments were done on prisoners and medical patients where they were intenionally infected with syphilis. The bioethicists that appeared before congress recently had informed them that despite the multiple laws passed since then does not mean that there is no chance of a medical study like this not happening today. A professor doing research had uncoverd this medical experiment funded by the government recently. the history professor uncovered the unpublished study which investigated more efficient ways to stop the spread of the disease.
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Jormund Fenris said...
I seem to have a knaak for detecting these things beforehand.
I may be in the minority but I happened to really enjoy the Well of Eternity Trilogy. I think everyone is getting all caught up in the time-time travel elements, which is by far the least important component in the series. I believe that Knaak used it as a device (much like the Cavern of Time was a device for players) for the reader to experience the events that took place in Azeroth those centuries ago. The entire time I read the books I felt as if I was an invisible participant watching everything happen. Honestly, the "whole" time thing can be equivalent to a village loremaster (storyteller) telling a child about the great wars and battles of their time. That child's imagination may allow him/her travel in time as they listen to the storyteller. So even if the time travel events is "canon" I don't think Knaak would have said that the time travel component was a major theme when he wrote it. I couldn't stop reading them once we knew who our players were.
I know this is an article but I had to express that I think Knaak is an awesome writer and that I think people are unfairly critical. IMO if ya gonna be critical about it, it should be about something relevant and the whole "time travel" element just isn't.
It's funny though, after listening to Stormrage, he was able to revisit the time travel element, talk about reaping what you sow? I mean an entire chapter was about Broxigar's sister or cousin (don't remember what she was) seeking revenge on someone from her nightmares (the one that she believes killed Brox).


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Network-based system activity, such as network connection and email message transmission, is automatically logged on a continuous basis. These logs include a record of user processes, message subjects, and other user-related data that may be examined by ITS system administrators to maintain system performance and/or prevent damage or degradation, or to ensure compliance with Law School guidelines. ITS also maintains regular backups of network servers, including email messages and files. The purpose of these backups is to restore the system in case of data loss due to a system crash. These backups are subject to the same privacy protections as any network data, but also, obviously, present additional risk.
In the normal course of official duties, ITS system administrators have access to all data on the system, including contents of email messages and communicative attributes. While ITS policy is to avoid coming into contact with or reading any communications, ITS system administrators may, if necessary, come into contact with or read communications in order to ensure proper operation of network resources; the most common circumstance in which this contact occurs is during an attempt to deliver a misrouted message.
System administrators will produce any available log records, messages, and files at the request of the Dean for Administration, Dean of Students, or the Administrative Board.
When a student requests assistance from ITS, he or she implicitly gives the staff permission to view the data in his or her account or on his or her computer to the extent necessary to investigate, diagnose, or correct the problem the student is having, and ITS staff will make reasonable efforts to alert the student to the anticipated and actual scope of any such viewing. The use of encryption to secure the contents of one's communications or files is permitted.
Law School staff must familiarize themselves with the University's Information Security and Privacy Policy included in the Staff Personnel Manual available online at http://harvie.harvard.edu/docroot/standalone/Policies_Contracts/Staff_Personnel_Manual/Section2/Privacy.shtml and with the Law School's Enterprise Security Policy available online at http://www.law.harvard.edu/about/administration/its/security-policies/secindex.html which may supersede policies set forth in this agreement.
The rules governing whether electronic communications may be anonymous or pseudonymous are determined by the particular context within which the communication occurs, and the violation of such rules may result in disciplinary action. Three general rules, however, govern all electronic communications, and may not be locally modified without the express curriculum-related permission of the relevant Law School faculty member:
1) Electronic communication systems, whether email or discussion groups, produce records that facilitate the ability to trace such communications. These records may not in all cases reveal the identity of the sender, but they do facilitate the identification of a particular communication's origin. A student is prohibited from modifying this data in a manner that will interfere with the ability to trace a communication.
2) Members of the Law School community are given accounts based on their legal name; a student may not take steps to hide his or her identity in electronic communication when using Law School accounts, computers, networks, or servers.
3) In no context may a student fraudulently misrepresent his or her identity.
In accordance with the "University-wide Statement on Rights and Responsibilities" included as Appendix B of this Handbook, the Law School neither endorses nor censors any opinion expressed on, or originating on, its computer systems or network. However, because the electronic communications originating from the Law School community automatically carry the Harvard Law School domain name ("law.harvard.edu"), a student should be particularly careful not to inaccurately identify himself or herself as representing or speaking for the institution. More generally, in the use of email or other electronic communication, the same standards of conduct governing the use of telephones and oral and written communication apply. A student may not use email to broadcast messages or "spam" the Law School community.
As with any Law School resource, "misuse" includes the theft or deliberate damage of any Law School equipment or resource. With regard to Law School computer and network resources, it also includes other activities that interfere with the efficient and reliable provision of computer and network services. Such other activities include, but are not limited to, the following specific prohibitions:
1) A student may not relocate or disassemble any Law School network, computer, or peripheral equipment.
2) A student may not connect his or her computer to a network port (data jack) unless that computer is assigned to that port or the port is designated as "roaming."
3) A student may not attempt to intercept, analyze, record, or tamper with network data packets.
4) A student may not connect non-ITS network equipment to the Law School network. This includes, but is not limited to routers and wireless access points.
In any situation that threatens system security, stability, integrity, or performance, ITS system administrators will take necessary action to defend computer and network resources. These defense measures may include terminating or suspending processes or user accounts without prior notice. ITS will notify the affected user(s) as soon as feasible. Emergency situations may or may not involve deliberate misconduct.
All users are expected to adhere to the specific usage quotas that govern Harvard Law School accounts. Repeated failure to act upon ITS requests regarding such quotas may result in files or messages being deleted from over-quota accounts.
All Harvard users must respect the copyrights in works that are accessible through computers connected to the Harvard network. Federal copyright law prohibits the reproduction, distribution, public display, or public performance of copyrighted materials without permission of the copyright owner, unless fair use or another exemption under copyright law applies. In appropriate circumstances, Harvard will terminate the network access of users who are found to have repeatedly and knowingly infringed the copyrights of others, and may also take disciplinary action.
Users may not install software on Harvard owned and operated computers without evidence of a valid software license or other right or privilege to install such software.
Whenever a case of misconduct is suspected by or reported to ITS, ITS will immediately notify the person or persons accused of such misconduct and the appropriate supervisory authority, such as the Dean of Students or the Dean for Administration. As the situation warrants, the supervisory authority will determine the course of any investigation or disciplinary action. After such notification and while any inquiry is pending, ITS has the right to deny access to Law School equipment and network services to any person or persons believed to be violating the guidelines set forth here.
In addition to possible disciplinary action on the part of the Law School and/or termination of network privileges, misuse of electronic communications, use of computers for unlawful purposes, and violations of copyright laws carry civil and criminal penalties under Massachusetts and federal law. All users are expected to learn and abide by these laws. Harvard's policy is to cooperate with law enforcement officials in the detection, investigation, and prosecution of unlawful activity; unless lawfully prohibited by the authorities, a student will be notified if information specific to his or her account or communications is turned over to non-Harvard authorities.
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It $40, what do you think?
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