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Celtic Mythology and Religion
With Chapters Upon Druid Circles and Celtic Burial
by Alexander Macbain
The following work, all save from page 105 to the end, appeared in the Celtic Magazine in 1883-4, and is here reprinted from the Magazine type. Hence it is that it is reproduced "with all its imperfections on its head," and the critic must be asked, before condemning details at least, to note the list of corrections appended to this preface.

The intention of this series of papers was to popularise the subject of Mythology, and to apply its principles to the elucidation of Celtic beliefs, tales, and traditions. I wished to place clearly before my Gaelic brethren the exact position which the religious beliefs of the Celts held in the European kinship, to clear up the misty subject of "Druidism," and to reconstruct, from the shattered materials to hand, the Pantheon of their Gaelic ancestors. This I undertook, knowing that in the last part of my object - the rehabilitation of the Gaelic Olympus - my results must only be tentative, for the material for reconstruction is difficult to deal with, and much of it is in MSS. unedited.

Since these papers began to appear in print, events have travelled with more than usual rapidity both in the field of general and of Celtic Mythology. It was last year that Mr Andrew Lang delivered his lively attack against the "orthodox" school of mythologists, and it was also last year that M.D' Arbois de Jubainville's important works on Celtic Literature and Mythology appeared. Mr Lang's attack has certainly driven the older school from several of their positions, but he has by no means overthrown either the importance of language in the development of myth, or the fact that the sun, the sky, the powers of wind and storm, and the change of day and night were the most prominent factors in the creation of the deities and powers of the ancient mythologies.
The Religions of India
by Auguste Barth
A. Barth's The Religions of India is a survey of the popular religions of India. Originally written for inclusion in an encyclopedia, Barth later expanded the work to a standalone text, which is more suitable for a document of such depth. The author begins with an examination of the Vedic religions, commonly thought of as the precursor religions to Hinduism. Barth traces the spread of these religions through time and the evolution of ancient religions into more modern religions, proceeding to explore Brahmanism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Hinduism in great depth, highlighting the history and practices of each. Barth writes in a distinguished, authoritative tone. It is apparent that the origin of this writing was inclusion in an encyclopedia, as the text is heavy with facts and raw information. While there is some degree of exposition and argumentative analysis, the focus here is clearly on presenting the information. The Religions of India would make a great textbook. It is clear, concise, and contains a wealth of information. Amateur historians and readers of religious history will likely find this to be an interesting read, and it makes a valuable addition to the library of anybody interested in India's religions.
A Dictionary of Religion and Ethics
by Shailer Mathews
A Dictionary of Religion and Ethics is designed to be the ultimate reference book for religious students and scholars, edited by Shailer Mathews and Gerald Smith. From "Ab, Ninth Of" to "Zwingli, Huldreich", this dictionary contains thousands of terms of importance in religion and ethics. While Biblical terms seem to make up the largest component of this reference guide, Christian words are by no means the sole focus of the dictionary. What the editors refer to as "important terms used in primitive and foreign religions" are also included in this collection. While the words of non-Christian religions are not as prevalent as Christian words in A Dictionary of Religion and Ethics, the world's religions are still mostly well represented. A Dictionary of Religion and Ethics is a valuable tool for anybody engaged in religious studies. This book makes the perfect companion piece for the study of any religious text. The definitions are clear, well written, and serve to expand the knowledge of the reader. This dictionary is highly recommended for all students and scholars of religion as well as those interested in having a better understanding of the meaning of religios terms from various religions.
An Introduction to the Study of Comparative Religion
by Frank Byron Jevons
The Hartford-Lamson Lectures on "The Religions of the World" are delivered at Hartford Theological Seminary in connection with the Lamson Fund, which was established by a group of friends in honor of the late Charles M. Lamson, D.D., sometime President of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, to assist in preparing students for the foreign missionary field. The Lectures are designed primarily to give to such students a good knowledge of the religious history, beliefs, and customs of the peoples among whom they expect to labor. As they are delivered by scholars of the first rank, who are authorities in their respective fields, it is expected that in published form they will prove to be of value to students generally.
What Is Religion?
by Wilhelm Bousset
Dr. Wilhelm Bousset was a German theologian and New Testament scholar. His book What is Religion? is an attempt to tackle some of the major questions about Christianity and the practices of individual churches. Academic in its approach, this book allows the reader to explore the depth of an incredibly sensitive topic with the eye of a scholar rather than a believer. Dr. Bousset begins the book by declaring that "wherever we look we find that practically no tribe or community of human beings is without some kind of religion…" This statement establishes the reasoning behind his book. If Religion touches every group on the planet, then it is something that should be explored more thoroughly. Dr. Bousset is particularly interested in Christianity and interestingly argues against some common practices. He believes that all developments of Christian dogma, after the teachings of Jesus, must be tested by the teachings of Jesus. If these later developments are not congruent with, or do not contain the original teachings of the Founder of Christianity, then they must be regarded as not essential to Christian faith. The supreme test for any changes in dogma is to compare the new beliefs against the teachings of Jesus. Not surprisingly, these ideas have their supporters and critics, however, it is ultimately only by understanding all religions that man understands his own religion to the fullest. Dr. Bousset, being a theologian, argues that as a student of religion, he is in a position to understand religion to the fullest extent. This gives him the authority to critique new found dogma and newly created policies, procedures, and beliefs in Christianity. If nothing else, exploring "What is Religion" can give you a better understanding of world religions and the ideas that Dr. Bousset wanted to share with the world.
The Making of Religion
by Andrew Lang
The Making of Religion is author Andrew Lang's examination of how various groups throughout history arrived at the idea of God. Lang's book argues that divine intervention may be necessary for humans to approach the recognition of an all-powerful god, and he uses psychological, anthropological, and historical research to present his argument. The first section of the book examines phenomena that were unexplainable at the time, and thus lead certain peoples to begin constructing the concept of a higher power. Lang also examines miracles, and how these unexplained events led people to belief in God. The latter portion of the book tackles the history of the development of the idea of God. Lang examines how the idea of God evolved throughout different societies, ultimately arguing that man's "primitive logic leads him to seek for a cause or maker of things." Lang's book is not always politically correct, and some of the classifications of ethnic groups as "low savages" may offend some readers.
Spiritism The Origin of All Religions
by J. P. Dameron
ClLIFC Preface In presenting this little book to the public, I must ask the kind indulgence of the reader, for it has been the work of my leisure hours; a recreation of the mind from the dry details of law, which teaches us to deal with facts according to law, and to reason out its relations with the many conflicting, interests of mankind. In trying to trace out the origin of these laws customs and usages, it has led me far back into the night of time, when man emerged from the obscurity of barbarism. Like the explorer of some great river, as he ascends he beholds the stream branching off into many little rivers, and they grow less and less, until at last he finds its source in some far-off mountain, fed by the melting of the snows or springs that gush from out the granite rocks. So it is with law and religion, they both come from the invisible source the mind of man. One teaches him his relations to his fellow-man, and the other to his Creator; one relates to his social nature, the other to his moral and spiritual nature. They are closely allied and have much to do with each other, the religious status of a people having had much to do in shaping their government and civilization. Where a liberal religion has prevailed the laws have partaken of its nature and the people prospered and were happy; when illiberal it has tyrannized over man and made him a slave to caste and priesthood. In all religions there are good moral precepts, and if man would live up to them he would be wiser and better, but his animal nature is so strong that it often tempts him to violate them; but they act upon and tend to restrain him. It is contended by some that man could not be governed without a religion. It makes but little difference what a mans religion is, if he be honest and will respect the rights of another. No one should say, My religion is orthodox and yours is heterodox; we should all be willing to let every one worship God in accordance with the dictates of his own conscience, for we are all in the fog and know but little of the life to come. We now and then catch a stray bit of evidence that goes to confirm us in the belief of the immortality of the soul.
Irish Druids and Old Irish Religions
by James Bonwick
Ireland, whether viewed from an antiquarian or an ethnological point of view, is one of the most interesting countries in the world. It is not the less an object of attention from the fact, that in its early history there are traces of nearly every kind of pagan belief.

It is curious that its literary treasures should have been so long neglected. Of late years, thanks to literary and scientific societies, including the new association fostered by Sir C. Gavan Duffy, Irish MSS. have engaged much thoughtful investigation.

The author of this work, conscious of the importance of inquiry into ancient faiths, has collected such information upon Irish religions as a lengthened course of general reading has thrown in his way, since it may benefit those who have less leisure or opportunity for research. He is content to state various views, presented in quotations from writers, rather than to put forth any special conjectures of his own. Examinations of old myths and folklore will often throw light upon current notions of nationalities.
The Worship of the Serpent
Traced Throughout the World, and Its Traditions Referred to the Events in Paradise: Proving the Temptation and Fall of Man By the Instrumentality of a Serpent Tempter
by John Bathurst Deane
Major Defect
The Religion of the Teutons
by Chantepie De La Saussaye
The present volume may be allowed to plead its own cause; its plan and scope are explained in the Introduction. It is for critics to decide how far the author has succeeded in his task, and wherein he has failed. It is the hope of the author that his book may at all events prove useful in conveying some definite information on controverted points, the more so as the excellent work of F. B. Gummere on Germanic Origins, which is the only English work of a general character, covers for the greater part a different field.

I wish to express my gratitude to several scholars who have had considerable share in the production of this book. Without the repeated and earnest solicitation and the encouragement received from Professor Morris Jastrow, Jr., of the University of Pennsylvania, this book would not have been written. Its appearance in English is due to Professor B. J. Vos of the Johns Hopkins University, who, in view of his own deep interest in the subject, was especially qualified to undertake the translation. The first eleven chapters - also published in Dutch - have been carefully revised by Professor B. Symons of the University of Groningen, who has read the proof sheets with the keen eye of the specialist, and whose numerous suggestions have frequently proved of value in controlling and correcting my own views.

In the chapters devoted to mythology my obligations are less direct.
Natural Religion
by F. Max Müller
When I had delivered my first course of Gifford Lectures in the University of Glasgow, I was asked by my friends to publish them exactly as I had delivered them, and not to delay their publication by trying to make them more complete. I have followed their advice, and I now present these lectures to the public at large, if not exactly as I delivered them, at least as I had prepared them for delivery. I was under the impression that, according to Lord Gifford's Will, each course was to consist of not less than twenty lectures. I therefore allowed myself that number for my introductory course, and I confess I found even that number barely sufficient for what I had chosen as my subject, namely,

(1) The definition of Natural Religion,

(2) The proper method of its treatment, and

(3) The materials available for its study.

In order to discuss these preliminary questions with any approach to systematic completeness, I could not avoid touching on subjects which I had discussed in some of my former publications, such as 'The Science of Language,' 'The Science of Thought,' and 'The Hibbert Lectures on the Origin and Growth of Religion.'
The Religion of the Sikhs
by Dorothy Field
The object of the Editors of this series is a very definite one. They desire above all things that, in their humble way, these books shall be the ambassadors of good-will and understanding between East and West - the old world of Thought and the new of Action. In this endeavour, and in their own sphere, they are but followers of the highest example in the land. They are confident that a deeper knowledge of the great ideals and lofty philosophy of Oriental thought may help to a revival of that true spirit of Charity which neither despises nor fears the nations of another creed and colour.
The Tree of Life
A Study of Religion
by A. Ernest Crawley
It may assist the reader if I state briefly the reasons which have let to the writing of this book. In a somewhat lengthy study of primitive religion and culture, the problem of the origin of religion naturally came forward from time to time. Before attempting the solution of such a problem, it was necessary to examine the origins and development of some one at least of the higher religions, its methods and results, its theology and its practice, from the psychological and the sociological points of view. It became increasingly clear that the problem of origin involves the problem of the function of religion. The whole inquiry was suitably completed by an analysis of the contending forces, which have produced the present religious crisis; and here, curiously enough, may be gathered up several clues supplied by primitive religion, and since lost sight of.
The Mysteries of Mithra
by Franz Valery Marie Cumont
The Mysteries of Mithra by Franz Valery Marie Cumont provides an in-depth analysis of the Mithraic religion and its subsequent decline mainly due to the ascendance of Christianity. Cumont borrows heavily from some of his previous work on the same topic by summarising detailed notes and references into its present form. Mithraic religion evolved through Asiatic and Iranian roots which is highlighted in the first section of this work dealing with the origins of the religion. The author does not provide any biased opinions on the question of faith, instead postulating theories and observations based on historical facts. One of the underlying themes in The Mysteries of Mithra is the parallels Cumont is able to draw between modern day Christianity and the Mithraic religion. The conflict between this mysterious religion and Christianity is ensconced in the lack of acceptance and assimilation of two different theological strands. Cumont is quick to appreciate the fact that reliable sources on Mithraic imagery are few and far between and hence some of its analysis is pivoted on probability. Spread across seven chapters, The Mysteries of Mithra also contains an index for quick reference and various illustrations depicting the Mithraic religious symbolisms through its evolution. The section detailing Doctrines of Mithraic Mysteries is particularly interesting as it opens up a treasure trove of lesser known facts while highlighting the subtle yet assertive similarities between Mithraism and Christianity. This title is as informative and enlightening for the casual enthusiast as it would be for scholars and students of religion.
The Original Religion of China
by John Ross
The purity of the monotheism of the most ancient recorded times of China (when there were altars, but neither image nor temple), and the noble ideals set forth in primitive Chinese ethics, are of so remarkable a character that they demand more thorough and special study than they have received. This book has therefore been written with the design of clearly exhibiting that form of Religion in China which preceded Confucius by as many centuries as Confucius is removed from us.

The title "The Original Religion of China" has been adopted because this is the most ancient form of which we have any trace, and because it should be particularly differentiated from the more mixed forms of Religion which were subsequently developed.

In the very brief historical references to that remotest period that exist, details are wanting both as to the material of the sacrifices and of their ritual. These defects can be fairly well supplied from the more recent forms of Religion.
The Religion of the Africans
by Henry Rowley
When records are wanting, and tradition is grown a blind matter concerning the origin of a people, all that can be done in it is to compare that tradition, together with their customs and institutions, with the histories, institutions, and customs ot other nations, and fix it, if nothing shall hinder, where the parity most appears. Thus writes Peter Kolben, a German traveller, at the commencement of the i8th century, in his book on The Present State of the Cape of Good Hope, wherein he gives a particular account of the Hottentots. I am not concerned with the origin of the Africans, but in setting forth their religion in order to indicate the source from whence it has been derived, and to show that it is in harmony with the beliefs of the rest of mankind, I thought to pursue the course indicated by Kolben ;but I soon discovered that, though interesting in itself, such a method of proceeding was far from satisfactory.
War and Religion
A Sociological Study
by Rabbi Eli Mayer
Preface to War and Religion This prefatory word is to serve a double purpose. It aims to furnish a general background for this work; and further, to explain the unusual amount and length of quotations. The exposition of the background of this work involves the introduction of the personal element. The writer is an officiating minister. He was born and raised in the peaceful American atmosphere so whollyconducive to the idea that religion, above all else, must mean a reasoning relationship among men for the settlement of all difficulties. The isolation of the United States, the traditional American sentiment against entangling alliances, the genuine religious idealism pervading this land, conjured a picture of internationalism and universal arbitration that eliminated the lurid colors of warfare. The writer was not unmindful of the rehgious doctrine of the God of Battles. He was generally aware of the war gods of the old national ploytheisras. But for the reasons given above, and for others of less importance, he felt that the prophetic vision of nations not learning war any more was most near of reahzation. Science had made religion adjust itself to this era of evolutionary thinking. Religion, thus newly oriented, could look for lofty ranges of spirituality from science. Religion and science seemed to have agreed that Gods in His Heaven alls right with the world! made winters weary war-wastes but a passing phase to peaceful earths eternal spring. But war stalked across the land. Where was God? When able, earnest men of God changed their peace themes of yesterday to war themes of today, the impossible seemed to have transpired. Of course man cannot speak in absolutes; but the zeal of the ideal rehgionist is so proverbial, that one felt that the modern seer who said: Thus saith the Lord of Peace could not readily shift to Thus saith the God of War. Conviction in religion is so intense that it would seem natural to posit as religions best watchword: One with God is a majority. But when this reversal took place, it occurred to the writer to inquire whether this veering, so unlocked for, was an exception. Despite his vague impressions that religion had been caught in the net of war, he cherished the idea that it was an unwilling captive. He approached, therefore, this subject, with a certain hope, if not prejudice, that he would show a nobler record for religion than that made by her living supporters. But despite this bias, the evidence rolled in, in one steady stream, supporting full well the present-day attitude of all religionists in granting their blessings to each and every countrys cause. The question then arose as to the manner of handling the mass of evidence that was gathered. The easiest method would have been to give a summary of a few typical instances, and merely add the comment that these were characteristic of the relations of war and religion everywhere and always.
The Veil of Isis, or Mysteries of the Druids
by William Winwood Reade
As those presents are always the most fashionable, and sometimes the most valued, which cannot be used, I give you this book, which you will not be able to read, but which, perhaps, you will kindly preserve in memory of its writer.

An author can pay no higher compliment to a friend than to dedicate to her a work upon which he has spent much labor and anxiety. This effort of a young man to redeem a mistake, perhaps a fault, in his literary life, deserves to be sealed with your name, for it is you who have repeatedly urged him to the task, and presided over it like a guardian angel, with kind and consoling words.
A Comparative Study
by John Gaines Vaughan
The author has a definite purpose in offering this book to the public. He is aware that there are many valuable works on the subject of Comparative Religion. He regards some of them as too voluminous and technical for the average reader who is seeking an intelligent understanding of the Great Religions of the world.

Others show unmistakable signs of having been "made in Germany" and as being a part of the destructive higher criticism that has done harm to the cause of Christianity.

Some of these volumes are admirable in every way, but are so condensed they do not give a general survey of the field.

The present work will doubtless prove equally unsatisfactory to many readers, but if others get as much pleasure and profit from its perusal, as the author has in its preparation, he will be well paid.

We have treated the subject under three general heads:

I. The Science of Comparative Religion.
II. The History of Religions.
III. The Comparison of Religions.

The religious idea is one and innate, but as this idea is expressed by different peoples it is colored by the medium through which it passes.
The Early Christian Conception of Christ
Its Significance and Value, in the History of Religion, Expanded from a Lecture Delivered Before Run, International Theological Congress at Amsterdam, September 1903
by Otto Pfleiderer
Vol. 10
It is to the great and abiding credit of the scientific theology of the nmeteenth century that it has learned to distinguish between the Christ of Faith and the man Jesus of history, two entities which have been identified by ecclesiastical dogma.
The Religion of Ancient Scandinavia
by William A. Craigie
The native religion of the ancient Scandinavians was in its main features only a special form of that common to all the Germanic peoples, and this again was only a particular development of primitive beliefs and practices characteristic of the whole Aryan race. It is impossible to say how far back in time the special Germanic and Scandinavian developments of this religion may go, and of their earlier stages we have absolutely no knowledge beyond what may be doubtfully reached by the methods of comparison and inference. Even of the later stages our information is much more scanty than might be expected. Among the Goths, the southern Germans, and the Anglo-Saxons in Britain, paganism gave way to Christianity at so early a period, that very few details relating to it have been recorded by the civil or religious historians of these peoples; they were indeed more inclined to suppress than perpetuate any lingering knowledge of this kind.
The Religion of the Primitives
by Alexander le Roy
My career as an African missionary, interrupted by a short sojourn in Europe and another in India, be m 1877 on the eastern coast I brought with me all the current ideas as to the black populations: fetichist peoples, without religion or morality, with no family life, stupidly adoring animals, trees, and stones.

It was the period when by the gate of the Zanzibar coast their "mysterious continent" was opened, with Livingstone, Samuel Baker, Speke, Grant, Cameron, Stanley, Emin-Pacha, and Victor Giraud as the first explorers of the International African Association, and the heroic pioneers of the Catholic and Protestant missions. All set out from Bagamoyo or passed through it. There also, from the distant interior, caravans arrived daily after the rainy season with 500, 1000, or 2000 men. These brought to the coast ivory, copal, skins, and slaves, especially the last named, showing the attentive observer such varied types of that strange world, that on this shore, so little known to the white man, in the course of a year he might see filing before him representatives of all the Bantu tribes, from the Ba-ganda of the Victoria Nyanza to the Wa-yao of the Nyassa, the Ma-nywema of Upper Congo, and the distant inhabitants of Katanga. Bagamoyo was, therefore, an incomparable field of observation.

Moreover, until 1893 the functions entrusted to me obliged me to make numerous journeys with more or less prolonged sojourns from Somaliland to Mozambique, from the Tana to the superb masses of the Kilimanjaro, from the islands of Zanzibar, Pemba, and Mombasa to the Massai plains and the interesting mountains of Taita, Pare, Nguru, Usambara, and Uruguru.
The Religion of Ancient Egypt
by A. H. Sayce
A word or two of explanation is perhaps needed as regards the form of this second edition of my Gifford Lectures. The second part of the volume containing the Lectures on the religion of ancient Babylonia has been omitted. This has been necessitated by the large amount of new material and knowledge which has been accumulated on the subject since the publication of the first edition of my book. The activity of the various excavating expeditions which have been ransacking the old libraries of Babylonia, the publication and interpretation of numberless cuneiform tablets in the Museums of Europe and America, and the accession of fresh workers in the field of Babylonian religion have not only compelled a revision of many of our ideas upon the subject, but have so enlarged our knowledge as to make it impossible any longer to include anything like an adequate account of Babylonian religion within the limits of the present volume. It now demands a volume to itself, which I hope will not be long in appearing.
Religion a Criticism and a Forecast
by G. Lowes Dickinson
The chapters that follow were originally published as articles in the Independent Review, and are reprinted here by permission. I have left them substantially in the form in which they first appeared, for I do not feel that I am at present in a position to improve them. But periiaps I may make my point clearer by a few words of introduction. My main object has been to raise, definitely and unequivocally, the question of the relation of religion to knowledge. I have urged that there is only one method of knowledge, that of experience and legitimate inference from experience. And while freely admitting, and even insisting upon, the importance of every kind of experience as material for analysis and discussion, I have argued that any truth that is to be elicited from such experience must be elicited by the method of science, in the broad and proper sense of the term. In other words, truth, I See the numbers for October, 1903, and May, June, and November, 1904.
The Religion of Ancient Palestine
In the Second Millennium B.c., in the Light of Archæology and the Inscriptions
by Stanley A. Cook
The following pages deal with the religion of Ancient Palestine, more particularly in the latter half of the Second Millennium, B.C. They touch upon the problem of the rise and development of Israelite religion; a problem, however, which does not lie within the scope of the present sketch (pp. 4, 114 sq.). The Amarna tablets, Egyptian records, and the results of recent excavation form the foundation, and the available material has been interpreted in the light of comparative religion. The aim has been to furnish a fairly self-contained description of the general religious conditions from external or non-biblical sources, and this method has been adopted partly on account of the conflicting opinions which prevail among those who have investigated the theology of the Old Testament in its relation to modem research. Every eflfort has been made to present the evidence accurately and fairly; although lack of space has prevented discussion of the more interesting features of the old Palestinian religion and of the various secondary problems which arose from time to time.
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From November 23 – December 30, 2012, Houston Ballet celebrates the 25th anniversary of Ben Stevenson's breathtaking production of The Nutcracker, seen by over 1,000,000 people since its premiere 25 years ago.
The beloved ballet tells the story of a little girl named Clara who is given a magical nutcracker doll on Christmas Eve. She encounters the frightful King Rat before embarking on a wondrous journey through the Land of Snow and the Kingdom of Sweets. Young and old alike will experience the many special effects, including the Christmas tree which "grows" to 40 feet, 200 pounds of "snow" falling during the snow scene, and the firing of cannon onstage.
Houston Ballet will give 37 performances of The Nutcracker, to a live orchestra, in the Brown Theater at Wortham Theater Center in downtown Houston. Tickets may be purchased by calling 713-227-2787 or logging on to www.houstonballet.org.
2012 also marks the 40th anniversary of Houston Ballet performances of The Nutcracker. The ballet has a special place in Houston Ballet's history as the first full-length work to enter Houston Ballet's repertoire in a staging by Frederic Franklin, featuring scenery and costumes by the English designer Peter Farmer. The company gave six performances of The Nutcracker in 1972 at Jones Hall for the Performing Arts, and has danced the work each December without fail for the following 40 years. In 1976, Houston Ballet presented the production with revised choreography by the company's new artistic director Ben Stevenson. In 1987, the current production with designs by Desmond Heeley, lighting by Duane Schuler, and choreography by Mr. Stevenson was unveiled to a glowing critical response.
Today, the company gives 37 performances of The Nutcracker at Wortham Theater Center, and the production plays a key role in Houston Ballet's financial picture, drawing 73,000 theatergoers annually to Houston's Theater District and bringing in more than $3.7 million in single ticket sales revenues in 2012.
Principal dancer Amy Fote will make her swansong appearances with Houston Ballet as the Sugar Plum Fairy at select performances of The Nutcracker. Ms. Fote's career has taken her from her native Manitowoc, Wisconsin to New Zealand to Houston Ballet, where she joined the company in 2005 as a first soloist and was promoted to principal dancer in 2006. Prior to joining Houston Ballet, she danced with Milwaukee Ballet for fourteen seasons, distinguishing herself as an exceptionally gifted actress in the title role of Andre Prokovsky's Anna Karenina, among other roles. At Houston Ballet, she has given acclaimed and memorable dramatic performances as Tatiana in John Cranko's Onegin, Kate in Cranko's The Taming of the Shrew, and the title roles in Sir Kenneth MacMillan's Manon, Ronald Hynd's The Merry Widow and Stanton Welch's Madame Butterfly, a signature role which she has performed internationally. Off stage, Ms. Fote is known for her distinctive fashion sense and strong sense of personal style.
Ms. Fote, who has danced in a production of The Nutcracker every year since she was eight years old, says, "In reflecting on my career, I realize how important it is to perform this American holiday tradition year after year because is often people's first exposure to ballet. The famous Tchaikovsky score, colorful costumes and stunning sets all paired with world class dancing are a treat for both young and old alike. In years to come, it will be hard to imagine the holiday without being a part of this magic."
From December 17 – 23, in conjunction with performances of Houston Ballet's The Nutcracker, the audience is invited to participate in the "Mistletoe on the Go!" fundraiser, sponsored by Macy's. A fifteen-foot candy cane with a four-foot hanging mistletoe (the largest in Texas) will be displayed on Fish Plaza in front of Wortham Theater Center. Attendees to The Nutcracker are invited to take photos under the mistletoe and post their "kiss-mas" photos on Facebook/visitdowntownhouston. For every photo posted, $1 will be donated to Make-A-Wish Foundation (maximum of $5,000).
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The state's Commission on Retirement, Removal and Discipline has recommended removing Peebles from her judicial position.
The commission says Peebles "engaged in a pattern of conduct that included taking the bench late and not attending scheduled court activities," according to the docket summary.
Peebles frequently had her clerk call the docket, continue the cases, and advise attorneys of dismissals and certain warrants, the commission contends. It asserts Peebles went on vacation without properly advising her clerks, making arrangements to continue the dockets or providing a substitute judge to handle the dockets. It also said she destroyed a court record.
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Rotten teaser trailer.
Masaki Suda as Kuranosuke....pretty, pretty man....yeow.
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The Amars are perfect!
I'm really hoping that this film just kind of...reminds people that Kuragehime exists, potentially leading to the manga getting an english release (I mean hey more obscure stuff than this is being released all the time) but more importantly the anime getting a second season given that it doesn't even have an ending.
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Oh wow, this looks so good! Just the little bits in the trailer remind me so much of the live-action Nodame Cantabile, which is one of my favourite things ever. I can't wait to see this.
And yes, an English release for the manga or a second season of the anime would be amazing, I need to know how this story ends! (Though I do have vol 1 in French lying around, waiting for me to read it ... or at least try to, since my French is pretty rusty).
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It looks like they pulled a She's All That and got an actress who's too good looking to believably play an ugly duckling.
If there's an audience for this thing, can't we just get another season of the show?
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|Either this is going to be good or hilariously bad.
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Except Tsukimi is quite pretty in the manga too, she just tends to not care about making herself look conventionally beautiful.
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Looks fun. Hope it's good. I enjoyed the anime, it was refreshingly funny and cute.
Plus who doesn't love Jellyfish? They are kawaii.. <3
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All about this. The anime was super cute, but even if you just told me it was about a den of fujoshi & a cross-dressing boy, I'd still be intrigued enough.
Can't wait to watch it!
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I don't think I'll be watching. It will just be like seeing the first few episodes of the anime in live action, right?
Also, the anime sold abysmally. I doubt this movie could lead to a second season, but of course that would be amazing if it did.
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When I first heard they'd cast Masaki Suda as Kuranosuke I was indifferent, as I'd only seen him play a (very) sullen high school boy in the J-drama 35-sai no Koukousei and I wasn't sure if I thought he could pull off this character. But just last week I started watching Kamen Rider W and I gotta admit, he's pretty super-adorable as Philip. So now I'm even more excited about this adaptation.
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Either they're deliberately being ironic, or they're taking undue credit for a lot of other countries' boasting.
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They need to reclaim their primetime evening timeslots.
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פֶסְטִיבַל שֶקְסְפִּיר הַבֵּינְלְאוּמִי
Just a nice Jewish girl
The spirit moved them
Giving Schulhoff an airing
Dance review
An untold story
Top 10 things to do
A healthy kosher option in Jerusalem
Feeling right at home
Un pied dans le monde du travail israélien
L'incendiaire de la mosquée al-Aqsa
« Tsahal sait très bien s'occuper de ses soldats »
« Avraham ouvrait sa porte à tous »
1909-1942 : onze femmes, un destin
Depuis 30 ans, Haïfa fait son cinéma
La fabuleuse histoire de Pitigliano
Ein Mata, l'un des secrets les mieux gardés de la vallée d'Eila
Netanyahou sort les griffes pour Jérusalem
Coalition américaine contre l'Etat islamique : quel rôle pour les pays arabes ?
Israël au pied du mur
Retour sur l'opération Bordure protectrice : décryptage de la situation moyen-orientale
Il est temps de changer de partenaire
David Azrieli, 1922-2014
Dimanche 13 juillet
Deux familles, une histoire
Une gauche en perte de repères
Bennett : le vent en poupe
Et tu choisiras la vie
Les rêves déçus de Gabi
Pope Paul VI, first pontiff to visit Israel, moves closer to sainthood
Dutch Christians boycott church over exhibit on Palestinian children
Christian Pastor warns Ebola is God's Punishment for Obama dividing Jerusalem
Evangelical support for Israel? Look to the east
Vatican promotes military force in to protect Christians from Islamic Extremism
Free Schach Distribution in Honor of Sukkot
Covenant of Brothers, Covenant of Life
Celebrating the New Year in KKL-JNF Parks and Forests
International Cleanup Day in Ashkelon
Central America Celebrates Independence at the Rabin Center
European Parliament Member Bastiaan Belder Tours the Negev
KKL-JNF Helps Chile Deal with the Gall Wasp Pest
KKL-JNF and Fair Planet in Ethiopia–Seeds of Hope
Cleanup Day Activities in Central Israel
International Cleanup Day: Cleaning Together in Northern Israel
Care of the Forests Continues Even in a Sabbatical Year
Nevatim Celebrates 60 Years and Dedicates a New Reservoir
A Successful Annual Fundraising Event for KKL Milan
Der Wienerwald in Israel - The Vienna Woods in Israel
European Leadership Conference 2014 - Brussels, Belgium
Living Green in Israel: the Contest and the Winners
Addressing Climate Change Conference
Nurturing the Foresters of the Future
Saving the Sabras
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Thousands take to streets of Istanbul, defy Erdogan
Iranian polls close, 70% turnout estimated
Millions of Iranians vote in presidential election
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Prosecutors lodge charges against Taiba family mob
WATCH: Police raid Taiba crime family compound
The Voter's Choice: An Anglo for Likud Beytenu
Who is Yair Lapid?
Behind-the-scenes at a Labor campaign production
Pro-Israel Egyptian activist: Our fates are linked
Boehner abandons fiscal cliff plan as GOP balks
Explosion rocks Lebanese town near Israel border
01/09/2012 09:55
Iran sentences Iranian-US man to death for spying
Iranian accused of spying, Amir Mirza Hekmati 311.
(photo credit:Iranian state TV)
TEHRAN - Iran's judiciary said on Monday a death sentence had been passed for an Iranian-US citizen on charges of spying for the United States, the students news agency ISNA reported."A death sentence has been issued for Amir Mirza Hekmati for cooperating with the hostile government of America and spying for the CIA," ISNA quoted spokesman for the judiciary Gholamhossein Mohseni-Ejei as saying.RELATED:
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The spokesman confirmed earlier reports by the semi-official Fars news agency that a death sentence had been issued. "The court found him
(Hekmati) Corrupt on Earth and Mohareb (waging war on God)," Fars said.Hekmati, a 28-year-old of Iranian descent, was arrested in December and
Iran's Intelligence Ministry accused him of receiving training at US
bases in neighboring Afghanistan and Iraq.Iran's judiciary said Hekmati admitted to having links with the CIA but said he had no intention of harming Iran.
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Book your room at Intercontinental Mar Menor Golf Resort & Spa
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5-star luxury hotel in Torre-Pacheco with 3 restaurants
Situated in Torre-Pacheco, this luxury hotel is in the same region as Santiago de la Ribera Beach, Puerto Deportivo Tomas Maestre, and Archaelogical Museum. Regional attractions also include Salt Marshes of San Pedro del Pinatar Regional Park and Estadio Municipal de Cartagena.
Hotel Features
In addition to 3 restaurants, Intercontinental Mar Menor Golf Resort & Spa features a golf course. Other amenities include a full-service spa and complimentary wireless Internet access.
Room Amenities
In addition to premium satellite television, guestrooms include jetted bathtubs, complimentary wireless Internet access, and air conditioning.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Intercontinental Mar Menor Golf Resort & Spa
Hotel Amenities
In addition to a full-service spa, Intercontinental Mar Menor Golf Resort & Spa features a golf course and an indoor pool. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 3 restaurants. Business-related amenities at this 5-star property consist of a business center and meeting rooms.
A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. 6 meeting rooms are available. This luxury hotel also offers an outdoor pool, a 24-hour health club, and a sauna. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
- Steam room
- 24-hour health club
- Number of meeting rooms - 6
- 24-hour front desk
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 64
- ATM/banking
- Number of floors - 4
- Golf course on site
- Business center
- Concierge services
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Computer station
- Free! Free Wi-Fi
- Elevator/lift
- Turkish bath/Hammam
- Rooftop terrace
- Luggage storage
- Tennis on site
- Express check-in
- Laundry facilities
- Meeting rooms
- Porter/bellhop
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Number of restaurants - 3
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Sauna
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Indoor pool
- Outdoor pool
- Full-service spa
Available in all rooms: Free! Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free! Free Wi-Fi
Room Amenities
- Room service (limited hours)
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Turndown service
- Bathrobes
- Hair dryer
- Jetted bathtub
- Bidet
- Satellite TV service
- In-room safe
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free! Free Wi-Fi
- Climate control
- Soundproofed rooms
- Free! Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Rollaway/extra beds available
Where to Eat
Nomad - This restaurant specializes in regional cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
El Olivo - This bistro serves breakfast and lunch.
La Fontana di Pietra - This restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves lunch and dinner.
The Clover - Onsite restaurant. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Golf Club House Bar - This bar serves light fare only.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
A golf course and a 24-hour health club are featured at the hotel. An indoor pool and an outdoor pool are on site. Other recreational amenities include a sauna and a steam room.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing on site
Spa Services
Guests can indulge in a pampering treatment at the hotel's full-service spa, The Spa at Mar Menor. Services include massages, facials, and body treatments. The spa is equipped with hot springs/mineral springs, a spa tub, and Turkish bath/hammam.
- Spa tub in spa
- Hot springs/mineral springs in spa
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Pets allowed, Maximum number of pets per room 1, Pet maximum weight in kg is 5
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Breakfast fee: EUR 16 for adults and EUR 8 for children (approximately)
- Self parking fee: EUR 10 per night
We should mention
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.


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CONCORD, N.C. - Class Eliminations winners and runners-up in Factory Stock Showdown at the NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series, Sixth annual Carlyle Tools NHRA Carolina Nationals presented by NAPA Auto Parts:
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The ACLU, on behalf of four servicewomen, filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the U.S. Department of Defense saying the 1994 ban on women serving in combat is unconstitutional. Though the Defense Department has loosened many of its gender-based restrictions, women are still banned from infantry and other small-combat units.
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Friday, December 07, 2012
MeTV Network January 2013 Has Bewitched, I Dream of Jeannie; Sitcom Stars on Talk Shows (Week of December 10, 2012)
It was only last Friday we told you about MeTV Network airing an I Dream of Jeannie stunt in memory of the late Larry Hagman and we hinted if the sitcom would be joining the actual MeTV line-up soon? Now we can tell you! I Dream of Jeannie will indeed join The MeTV Network regular schedule as part of their "new year" schedule starting December 31. But that's not all! The classic sitcom Bewitched will also join The MeTV Network line-up! As we have seen many times before on television, both sitcoms will be paired together and air back-to-back. Both series will air in the 8pm ET hour beginning Monday, Dec. 31, 2012 only on The MeTV Network. Bewitched and I Dream of Jeannie will replace Remington Steele on the schedule and that drama will be totally off the line-up for now.
The rest of the line-up will have minor changes. Wagon Train joins the Saturday western line-up. Returning to the schedule are The Odd Couple and Honey West, while MeTV Network will bring in The Saint and Mr. Lucky in the overnight on Sunday nights. As we mentioned, Remington Steele is going to leave the schedule, as are the following shows: The Honeymooners, Cheers, Branded, & The Guns of Will Sonnett Schedule highlights include Dobie Gillis returning to weekdays, airing at 5am, while The Odd Couple returns to the schedule and will air in primetime at 10pm. As for upcoming stunts, the MeTV Sunday Showcase on Sunday, Dec. 23 will feature classic animated holiday specials from 3-7pm. Airing will be The First Snow of Winter, The Forgotten Toys, He-Man and She-Ra: A Christmas Special, A Snow White Christmas, and Cricket on the Hearth. We'll come back and detail the sitcom Christmas episodes airing on The MeTV Network but you can expect holiday episodes on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day and even shows on hiatus might pop-up like Taxi.
View the full MeTV Network January 2013 schedule. Now last Friday we also mentioned that I Dream of Jeannie would be back on TV for sure in late 2013 (yes almost a year away, hmm). Now what did we mean by that? Well we can't officially say yet but more I Dream of Jeannie, and also Bewitched as well, are to come in late 2013! Stay with us for continued updates!
It's Friday, so it is time for "Sitcom Stars on Talk Shows" for the coming week. This is where we list what sitcom stars are appearing on talk shows for the coming week, the stars are both current and past sitcom stars, so this is for all sitcom fans of all eras!
For the week of December 10-14, 2012, we have many current sitcom stars and past sitcom stars on TV talk shows! All times listed are Eastern. So get your DVR's (or whatever you use) ready! Ready? Here is all what you need to know for the coming week!
Monday, December 10, 2012
- Ted Danson (Cheers/Becker) - Watch Ted on Jimmy Kimmel Live! at 12am on ABC.
- Jake Johnson (New Girl) - Jake stops by The Late Show with David Letterman at 11:35pm on CBS.
- Laura Linney (The Big C) - Laura is a guest on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon at 12:37am on NBC.
- Seth MacFarlane (Family Guy/American Dad!/The Cleveland Show) - Seth appears on Conan at 11pm on TBS.
- Nathan Lane (Encore! Encore!/Charlie Lawrence) - Nathan visits The Ellen DeGeneres Show, so check listings.
- Judy Greer (Mad Love/Miss Guided/Arrested Development) - Judy guest co-hosts Anderson Live, so check your local listings.
- Valerie Bertinelli (Hot in Cleveland/One Day at a Time) - Valerie guest co-hosts Rachael Ray, so check your local listings.
- Betty White (Hot in Cleveland/The Golden Girls/The Mary Tyler Moore Show) - Catch Betty on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson at 12:37am on CBS.
- Laura Linney (The Big C) - Laura continues to make the rounds on Comedy Central's The Daily Show with Jon Stewart at 11pm.
- Jami Gertz (The Neighbors/Still Standing/Square Pegs) - Jami appears on The Jeff Probst Show, so check your local listings.
- Constance Zimmer (Good Morning, Miami) - Constance is a guest on The Jeff Probst Show, so check your local listings.
- Joey Lawrence (Melissa & Joey/Brotherly Love/Gimme a Break!) - Joey bakes gingerbread men cookies on Marie at 12pm on Hallmark Channel.
- Beth Behrs (2 Broke Girls) - Watch Beth on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson at 12:37am on CBS.
- Connie Britton (Spin City/Lost at Home) - Connie visits Rachael Ray, so check your local listings.
- Nadine Velazquez (My Name Is Earl) - Nadine is a guest on a repeat of Marie at 12pm on Hallmark Channel.
- Jamie Foxx (The Jamie Foxx Show) - Catch Jamie on The Late Show with David Letterman at 11:35pm on CBS.
- Zachary Knighton (Happy Endings/Life on a Stick) - Zachary appears on Jimmy Kimmel Live! at 12am on ABC.
- Kevin Nealon (Weeds/Hiller and Diller/Champs) - Kevin is a guest on The Wendy Williams Show at 12am on BET or on your local stations. He will also be on Joy Behar: Say Anything! at 6pm on Current.
- Bette Midler (Bette) - Watch Bette on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno at 11:35pm on NBC.
- Mark Feuerstein (Good Morning, Miami) - Mark appears on The Wendy Williams Show at 12am on BET or on your local stations.
- Teri Polo (Man Up!/I'm with Her) - Teri shows Marie how to make her favorite holiday decorations on a repeat of Marie at 12pm on Hallmark Channel.
New on DVD/Blu-ray (October/November/December)
10/07 - The Dick Van Dyke Show - Classic Christmas Episodes
10/07 - The Flying Nun - The Complete First and Second Seasons (Mill Creek)
10/07 - The Middle - The Complete Fifth Season (Warner Archive)
10/07 - The Office - The Complete Series
10/07 - The Wonders Years - Season One
10/10 - The Wonder Years - The Complete Series - TARGET="_blank">Read Our Review / The Signature Edition / Seasons 1-3
10/14 - 2 Broke Girls - The Complete Third Season
10/14 - Two and a Half Men - The Complete Eleventh Season
10/21 - Married with Children - Seasons 5 and 6 (Mill Crek)
10/21 - The Soul Man - The Complete Second Season
10/21 - Square Pegs - The Complete Series (Mill Creek)
10/28 - WKRP in Cincinnati - The Complete Series
11/04 - Hot in Cleveland - Season Five
11/04 - Napoleon Dynamite - The Complete Animated Series
11/04 - Sgt. Bilko (The Phil Silvers Show) - The Complete Series
11/11 - Dads - The Complete Series
11/11 - Family Ties - The Complete Series
11/11 - My Favorite Martian - Best of Collection
11/11 - Taxi - The Complete Series
11/11 - Wings - The Complete Series (Mill Creek)
11/18 - King of the Hill - The Complete Seventh Season / The Complete Eighth Season
11/25 - Better Off Ted - The Complete Second Season
12/02 - Happy Days - The Sixth Season
12/09 - Barney Miller - The Complete Sixth Season
12/09 - The Jeffersons - The Complete Series
12/09 - Mister Ed - The Complete Series
12/09 - Mork & Mindy - The Fourth Season / The Complete Series
12/16 - The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis - The Final (Fourth) Season
12/23 - My Favorite Martian - Season Two - Collector's Edition
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Sitcoms Airing Tonight
Wednesday, October 22
The Middle - "The Table" (ABC, 8:00PM ET/PT)
As Frankie and Mike wish each other a happy 20-somethingth wedding anniversary, Axl decides that he and Hutch need to class up their broke-down house and find another roommate to help with expenses. But while helping Axl track down a dining room table to help spruce up his house, Frankie finds a full dining set on sale online for $50 and ends up giving Axl the Heck house dining room table, while she excitedly looks forward to her new purchase. Meanwhile, after being presented with a special necklace to proclaim his love, Sue becomes angry with her boyfriend, Darrin, when she discovers that he had also given the same gift to his former girlfriend. And Brick begins a podcast. Jimmy Kimmel guest stars as himself.
The Goldbergs - "Shall We Play a Game?" (ABC, 8:30PM
Adam inadvertently gets Barry kicked out of the cool group (Jenkintown Posse) of friends at school and must come up with a plan to get his brother back in. Adam convinces Barry and his friends he has the skills to hack into the school computer system to change their grades, but does he? Later, Beverly is immediately jealous when she learns Erica hangs out with a friend's cooler mom and sets out to show Erica she can be cool too.
Modern Family - "Won't You Be Our Neighbor" (ABC, 9:00PM ET/PT)
Phil is selling the house next door and he and Claire are excited by the prospect of having wonderful new neighbors, but that quickly turns into panic when a loud and obnoxious couple (guest stars Steve Zahn and Andrea Anders) come to look at the house. Jay forbids Manny to see his new girlfriend when he realizes she's the granddaughter of his biggest business rival, leading to a clash of the closet titans. Elsewhere, Mitch and Cam are determined to switch Lily out of Mrs. Plank's (guest star Tyne Daly) class since she is known to rule with an iron fist – not to mention she scares them too.
black-ish - "Crime and Punishment" (ABC, 9:30PM ET/PT)
Although Dre and Rainbow agreed they would no longer spank their kids, all bets might be off when Jack disobeys. Now, Zoey, Junior, Diane and a nervous Jack are afraid that their parents will go back on their word.
Melissa & Joey - "Witch Came First" (ABC Family, 8:00PM ET/PT)
Mel's doctor drops in on Halloween and reveals that Mel was once a teenage witch.
Baby Daddy - "Strip or Treat" (ABC Family, 8:30PM ET/PT)
Ben, Danny and Tucker end up in jail when their plans to attend a big Halloween party go awry.
The League - "Man Land" (FXX, 10:00PM ET/PT)
Jenny's dad (Corbin Bernsen) takes the guys camping. Andre and Russell go into business together. Pete's new team name offends Kevin who refuses to say it.
Tyler Perry's For Better or Worse - "The Restraining Order" (OWN, 9:00PM ET/PT)
Keisha retaliates by serving Richard with a restraining order; Marcus brings in an attorney to help out his friend.
Sitcom Stars on Talk Shows (Week of October 20) (All times ET unless noted)
Wednesday, October 22
- Jason Bateman (Arrested Development/The Hogan Family/It's Your Move) - Watch Jason on a repeat of The Late Show with David Letterman at 11:35pm on CBS.
- Mike Epps (Survivor's Remorse) - Mike drops by Jimmy Kimmel Live! at 11:35pm on ABC.
- Jeffrey Tambor (Transparent/Arrested Development/The Larry Sanders Show) - Jeffrey appears on a repeat of The Colbert Report at 11:30pm on Comedy Central.
- Craig Ferguson (The Drew Carey Show) - Craig is a guest on a repeat of Late Night with Seth Meyers at 12:36am on NBC. He will also be on Rachael Ray, so check your local listings.
- Kat Dennings (2 Broke Girls) - Kat stops by Conan at 11pm on TBS.
- Jenny McCarthy (Two and a Half Men/Jenny) - Jenny chats on Watch What Happens: Live at 11pm on Bravo.
- Henry Zebrowski (A to Z) - Henry is a guest on a repeat of @midnight on Comedy Central at midnight.
- Ty Burrell (Modern Family/Back to You/Out of Practice) - Ty appears on ABC's Good Morning America sometime between 7-9am. He also chats with the ladies of The View on ABC at 11am ET/10am CT-PT.
- Fred Savage and Danica McKellar (The Wonder Years) - Fred and Danica chat with the ladies of The View on ABC at 11am ET/10am CT-PT.
- Tori Spelling (Mystery Girls) - Tori opens up about the cheating scandal that left her marriage in shambles, how she juggles four kids, business ventures and salvaging her relationship with her husband on The Dr. Oz Show, so check your local listings.
- Jesse Tyler Ferguson (Modern Family/The Class) - Jesse visits The Meredith Vieira Show, so check your local listings.
- Elise Neal (The Hughleys) - Elise is a guest on Access Hollywood Live, so check your local listings.


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Native Plants
Q. Who is Mr. Smarty Plants?
A: There are those who suspect Wildflower Center volunteers are the culpable and capable culprits. Yet, others think staff members play some, albeit small, role. You can torture us with your plant questions, but we will never reveal the Green Guru's secret identity.
Did you know you can access the Native Plant Information Network with your web-enabled smartphone?
Ask Mr. Smarty Plants is a free service provided by the staff and volunteers at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center.
Need help with plant identification, visit the plant identification page.
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Saturday - November 17, 2012
From: Stephenville, TX
Region: Southwest
Topic: Planting, Soils, Herbs/Forbs, Trees, Vines, Wildflowers
Title: Re-landscaping in Stephenville, TX.
Answered by: Jimmy Mills
QUESTION:I prefer native plants. We are re-landsacaping, so I need grass, ground cover, vines and flowers to plant in our back yard. We have many trees and the whole yard is shady. A small area might be considered part shade. We love butterflies and birds, so we prefer native plants that would attract them. We also prefer plants that are perennial and require less water. I don't know enough about soil to know what we have now, but we plan to have some soil brought in to prepare the ground for planting. We live in Erath County, Stephenville, Texas.
Sounds like you are going to be busy for a while. To get started, let me introduce you to several features of the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center webpage. First are the two pages with our "How-to Articles", and our "Step by step Guides". The articles here will answer, or give you hints, for most of the questions you have asked.
The next feature is our Native Plant Database. This option allows you to search for 7,364 native plants by scientific or common name or choose a particular family of plants. Scroll down to our Recommend Species Lists and click on View Recommend Species page. Click on Central Texas on the map, and you will get a list of 156 commercially available native plant species suitable for planned landscapes in Central Texas. The Narrow Your Search box on the right side of the screen allows you to search for tress or herbs or grasses. For example, in the box, select: Texas under State, tree under Habit, and perennial under Duration. Check sun under Light requirement and dry under Soil moisture. Click on the Narrow your Search button, and you will get a list of 19 native trees for Central Texas. You can repeat this process to search for shrubs, grasses, herbs, etc. Clicking on the scientific name of each plant will bring up its NPIN page which contains a description of the plant, its growth characteristics and requirements, and in most cases images. As you check out each plant, you can note its size , moisture requirements, and benefit to wildlife. Scrolling down the NPIN page to ADDITIONAL RESOURCES and clicking on the species name next to USDA will bring up the USDA PLANTS PROFILE page for that plant. Scroll down that page to the map which shows its US distribution, and clicking on the Texas map will show you if it occurs in Erath County.
As for soil, that's more complicated.; so much so that there are even people who are known as Soil Scientists.
I'm including three links for you to explore concerning the nature of soil.
Bachman's Garden Care
Soil testing
Encyclopedia of Earth
Before you have soil brought in, I suggest that you contact the folks at the Erath County Office of Texas Agrilife Extension. They can advise you about soils and soil testing, and make recommendations about the kind of soil that would be best for the project you have in mind.
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Story Hour with Peter Pan
Presented by Faneuil Hall Marketplace
April 13 - April 20, 2013
Become reenergized with the magic of Peter Pan and his adventures through an interactive reading of Flying to Neverland with Peter Pan, led by Citi Performing Arts Center's City Spotlights Artist Fellow, Toni Bee. Each session will run approximately 60 minutes and will include a reading of Flying to Neverland with Peter Pan with audience participation!
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