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Meet the New Farm Bill
Same as the old farm bill.
Feb 24, 2014, Vol. 19, No. 23 • By DAVE JUDAY
But farm bill issues can't be dodged forever. If a farm bill is not authorized every five years, farm programs revert to the Agricultural Act of 1949, which is based on commodity price parity to the inflation-adjusted levels of 1910-14 prices. Subsidies would have exploded. News stories about $7 per-gallon milk became a catalyst to including a one-year extension of the farm bill as part of the fiscal cliff fix passed in the wee hours of a lame duck session on January 1, 2013, and that sparked another controversy to add to the mix. Tea Partiers were outraged by the anachronistic 1949 provision in farm legislation and the dominance of SNAP in the debate, and some farm state legislators were having second thoughts about SNAP's role in the farm bill as well.
By June 2013, Boehner and Cantor's strategic decision of not scheduling a vote of the farm bill before the 2012 elections was proven wise: The House voted down the farm bill 195 to 234, notwithstanding the unusual amount of political capital spent by Boehner, who issued a memo to all Republicans urging their support and announcing that he would be voting "aye." By tradition, speakers do not vote on such bills. Despite Boehner's urging, six Republican committee chairmen did not vote for the final bill—another break with tradition. The bill lost 62 Republican votes, mostly because spending was not trimmed sufficiently. SNAP received a $20.5 billion cut under the plan; farm programs would have been cut by more than 35 percent. House Budget Committee chairman Paul Ryan was one of the chairmen who broke protocol and did not support Agriculture Committee chairman Frank Lucas's bill.
More significantly, only 24 Democrats voted for the bill; 172 voted against it. Boehner and Cantor had counted on about 70 Democratic votes. The turning point was an amendment by Republican Steve Southerland of Florida, which would have applied federal welfare work requirements to SNAP. It passed 227-198, with 226 Republicans and a lone Democrat, Representative Jim Cooper of Tennessee, voting yes; 192 Democrats voted no. That amendment, along with the depth of the cuts to SNAP, sealed the fate of the farm bill on the Democratic side of the aisle. The lack of deeper cuts to SNAP was the death knell on the Republican side.
Majority Leader Cantor then took the reins from Lucas, with the simple objective of passing something through the House so the farm bill would get to conference with the Senate bill and a broader debate over spending and reform could be had. His strategy was, first, to pass two bills, one divorcing SNAP from the farm bill, and one that would end the provision reverting to 1949 farm subsidies and, second, to pass both of these bills with only Republican votes.
In early July 2013, Cantor and the House Republicans pushed through a farm bill sans a nutrition title. No Democrats voted for the bill; 12 Republicans voted against it. Finally, on July 16, after more than 40 hearings, two markups, 200 amendments, and three years, the House formally sent H.R. 2642—the farm-only farm bill—to the Senate.
Then, in September, as the House and the Obama administration were starting to clash over a funding bill to keep the government open in fiscal year 2014, which would begin on October 1, Cantor pushed through a separate nutrition bill, doubling down on SNAP cuts, providing for $40 billion in cuts despite the Obama White House having issued a veto threat.
To add emphasis to the Republican position, Rep. Southerland—whose amendment doomed the 2013 farm bill—was named a conferee to the farm bill negotiations with the Senate. The Florida Democratic party issued a press release saying, "Congressman Southerland's insistence on putting ideology ahead of common sense has resulted in a major loss for Florida's farmers." Cantor spoke on the House floor in support of the program, likening it to the successful welfare reforms of 1996 passed by the Republican majorities in the House and Senate under President Clinton.
Indeed, the farm bill process was part of a larger effort by the Republican majority in the House to force a showdown with the administration over entitlement spending. Farm programs and SNAP were on the table long before defunding Obamacare stole the headlines and led to the two-week government shutdown. Remarkably, Republicans were willing to play out this drama on legislation that was dear to a loyal constituency—agriculture and rural voters. Yet in the end, neither the Tea Party nor agriculture has gained from the Republican efforts.
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Valentine's Dining in Park City
Snow is gently falling on the pines, historic Main St. is glowing, and hearts are aflutter as February 14th draws near. There is no shortage of amazing ways to celebrate Valentine's Day in the bustling mountain town of Park City, Utah, and by booking a room at Park City Peaks Hotel you are truly in the midst of it all. Gallery tours, live shows, world class skiing, and dreamy hikes in the mountains are at your doorstep but, of course, this holiday will not be complete without an unforgettable night enjoying one of the many options for Valentine's Dining in Park City. You simply can't go wrong making dinner reservations in this contemporary mountain town, but here are some you may want to check out for the big day– all only a short commute from your cozy hideaway at Park City Peaks.
Things To Do In Park City This June
Looking for something to do during your stay in Park City? Well look no further! We have the most exciting events coming this June listed below. The month of June brings warm sunshine and cool, relaxing nights. Book a stay at Park City Peaks Hotel now to take advantage of all of the wonderful events to come!
Places To Visit When Staying In Park City
There are many interesting places to visit around Park City, Utah during your stay at the Park City Peaks Hotel. If you are looking for activities and places to go in and around Park City, Utah, then you have come to the right place. With all the different things to do here, you will have to make some difficult decisions. You won't have to worry though, because we have narrowed things down a bit for you. Keep on reading to learn about some of the great spots that Park City has to offer.
Things To Do In Park City This Spring
Spring time is here, and after a long cold winter, you can finally peel off a few layers of winter clothing, trade in your ski goggles for some sunglasses, and head up to the slopes for some spring skiing or snowboarding. For many of you still looking for snow, don't worry, there's still plenty of powder filled days ahead, but there are also a host of amazing off-mountain activities that you can enjoy during this beautiful time of year. What better way to spend it then at Park City Peaks Hotel! Here are just few of the many events and adventures you can experience this spring.
Park City Music Festival 2014
With the start of spring blossoming, your thoughts may be starting to shift from powder-covered ski slopes to something more colorful and social. Park City Peaks Hotel would like to suggest making some time to embrace the culture here in beautiful Utah. In fact we recommend Park City's Beethoven Music Festival as the ideal outlet for such outings.
March Events In Park City
Zipping down the hill on skis or a snowboard isn't the only way to embrace the winter months. If you like the idea of a powder-filled getaway surrounded by sun-soaked skies, and snow-capped peaks, Park City offers a variety of fun and unique on-slope and off-slope options. Whether you want to hit the slopes, relax and take in the scenic mountain setting, or try something new; Park City's got you covered.
If you are looking for some exciting things to do in March, here are some great activities that you won't want to miss!
5 Places To Check Out While Staying At Park City Peaks Hotel
Park City, Utah is famous for its world-class ski and summer resorts. But did you know there are countless other things to do in Park City that will amaze and captivate you? Whether you are here to enjoy our ski and snowboard slopes or just here to relax, be sure to take the time to experience an astonishing array of other great fun-for-all-ages activities that Park City has to offer. Here are just a few suggestions for you to try out during your stay.
Autumn Classic Concerts – Beethoven Festival Park City
Park City Music Festivals 2013
As summer winds to a close, the leaves begin to change color, and the whole of Park City Utah is transformed into a stunning Autumn display full of brilliant reds, and robust oranges. As Park City residents, and visitors, don thick wooly scarves, and wrap their sweaters tightly around themselves, our city also gears up to usher in the Fall season with some stunning chamber music as part of the Autumn Classics Music Festival.
Autumn Classics Music Festival 2013
From September 30, through to October 14, Park City will be alive with the sounds of Autumn. Now in it's 28th season, the Autumn Classics Music Festival, a concert series organized by the Park City Chamber Music Society, brings together some astounding classical musicians to create a peaceful, and melodic feel that is perfect for Park City's tranquil Fall season.
The Autumn Classics Music Festival gives spectators a chance to experience some gifted soloists, stunning chamber music ensembles, and gifted classical musicians, in a cozy and relaxed environment that is as comfortable as enjoying some melodic pieces of music within the comfort of your own home. This year, the Autumn Classics Music Festival will welcome a host of talented musicians including violinist Paul Rosenthal, violist Leslie Harlow, cellist Jeffrey Solow, and many more gifted performers. For a more complete list of performers taking part in this year's Autumn Classics Music Festival, please click here. For ticket and event information please visit the Autumn Classics Music Festival's official webpage.
Park City Hotels: Where to Stay While Visiting Park City
When visiting Park City to enjoy the beautiful sounds of Fall courtesy of the Autumn Classics Music Festival, Park City Peaks Hotel offers you the most comfortable and stunning accommodations to host your visit. We offer a variety of luxurious rooms and suites to ensure that our guests enjoy the best accommodations that our beautiful city has to offer.
Our guests also enjoy our hotel's numerous amenities including our unique "swim in, swim out" heated pool which gives guests a comfortable place to relax and enjoy a stunning view of the mountains which Park City is famous for. There is also an oversized outdoor hot tub as well as an indoor hot tub for our guests to enjoy. We are also pleased to offer guests access to our relaxing Swedish Sauna.
For more information on our hotel, or to book your stay now, please contact us by calling 1-800-649-5012 or Book Online Here. One of our lovely hotel staff members will be happy to take your call and answer any questions you may have
Laughing at Park City: 13th Annual Park City Follies
When it comes to Park City, there are a lot of rather amusing stereotypes which characterize our beautiful city and the surrounding mountainous regions. What makes these stereotypes so humorous? Well, in a lot of cases, the old standard, "It's funny because it's true" comes to mind. Whether it's the oft-spotted Park City "settler" dressed in thermals looking like they've spent their entire lives in the chill of Park City's mountain ranges, or the tourists dressed in their high-end flannel/alpine attire, Park City has its fair share of things to poke fun at.
When it comes to laughing at Park City, no-one laughs harder than we do at our selves. That's why every year, the Egyptian Theater Company, Park City's resident theater company, puts on a show explicitly aimed at making light of all things Park City. This April sees the 13th incarnation of Egyptian Theater Company's production, Park City Follies.
Dating back to the year 2000, Egyptian Theater Company has taken it upon themselves to create a fun and hilarious look at all those who would label themselves a "Parkite". This years edition of Park City Follies takes place from April 5th-13th and is guaranteed to be a jovial work of hilariousness created by the Follies Creative Team.
The Egyptian Theater Company
Constructed on the site of the old Dewey Theater, a center piece of pop culture and live theater which succumbed to a roof cave-in following heavy snowfall, construction of the Egyptian Theater began in 1922, and the theater opened its doors to audiences on Christmas Eve 1926. With the design of the Egyptian being largely inspired by the then recent discovery of King Tut's tomb, John Rugar, the owner of the theater, brought in a renowned Egyptologist from Seattle to help create the authentic egyptian feel of the Egyptian.
The opening of the Egyptian Theater carried a great deal of significance for Park City residents as Park City had always been a hub of pop culture which thrived on live theater. In addition to facilitating Park City's love of live theater, the new Egyptian Theater offered theater goers the option of taking in a feature film.
Through the years, the Egyptian Theater has undergone a great deal of reconstructive facelifts to preserve the building's structural integrity. The residents of Park City have always been happy to give to their theater and offer support in times of trouble for this landmark venue located on Park City's Main Street. Thanks to Park City's gracious fundraising efforts, the Egyptian Theater, now called the Mary G. Steiner Egyptian Theater, is still open to the public and reminds audiences of what Park City is all about.
When it comes to making Park City a jovial laughing stock, and poking fun at the people, environment and lifestyle that makes Park City unique, who better to do it than a theater company whose history with Park City goes all the way back to 1922. Deeply entrenched in Park City culture, the 13th Annual Park City Follies is guaranteed to be a fun and exciting show for all adults who are ready to have a laugh at their own expense. For more information on the 13th Annual Park City Follies, or to find out more about their upcoming shows and reserve tickets, visit the Egyptian Theater website.
A visit to the Egyptian Theater, is just one of the exciting things that awaits you when you visit Park City Utah. When visiting our beautiful city, a stay at Park City Peaks Hotel means you are close to all that Park City is famous for. Contact us now to book your stay. We look forward to having you!
Snowasis in the Snow
Is winter's chill getting you down? Don't let it! Plan a trip to Park City, and give yourself a chance to celebrate winter and all of the excitement these cold months have in store for you!
This year, Park City Mountain Resort will be celebrating the very reason why Party City is America's premier winter play ground with a weeklong festival, Snowasis in the Snow! This event promises to be fun for the entire family. Make sure you book a stay today with Park City Peaks Hotel, and get your family tickets to this exciting event. Come celebrate the snow with Park City Mountain Resort and Park City Peaks Hotel!
The Festivities
Snowasis in the Snow will take place from March 25th through to the evening of March 31st with exciting events planned all week long.
The festivities begin with the cutest of meet and greets as families are invited to meet Park City Mountain Resort's most adorable team members, their avalanche rescue dogs. These adorable, hard working dogs, are taking a couple of hours out of their busy work day to play with attendees of Snowasis in the Snow. Make sure your family gets a chance to meet these hard working, life saving pooches. They're looking forward to meeting you too!
The excitement continues on Tuesday with Park City Mountain Resort's Kid's Carnival and Parade. Tuesday is guaranteed to be a day of fun for the whole family. The Kid's Carnival which follows the parade will include face painting and a number of fun, family oriented games.
On Wednesday, families can participate in Park City Mountain Resort's Songs for the Slopes Karaoke party at the Karaoke Caravan. After you've shown off your impressive pipes, spend the afternoon with Park City's Cowboy Joe. Participants in Songs for the Slopes will be given an opportunity to watch their awesome karaoke performance on the small screen with Cowboy Joe!
On Thursday, all of Snowasis in the Snow attendees are invited to join Park City Mountain Resort for Drum to the Snow Gods. Families will be able to come to the mountain and join in with Park City Mountain Resort's drum circle to celebrate the winter and all the fun of the snow – with drums!
Friday will be a day of excitement as all of you snowmamas and snowpapas will be invited to partake in Park City Mountain Resort's Snowmamas and Snowpapas Meet-up. Enjoy some of Park City's premier skiing on this exciting ski tour. While all the moms and dads are enjoying the slopes, kids will get to participate in a challenging scavenger hunt in Park City Mountain Resort's Adventure Alleys.
Saturday will be more fun for all the moms and dads as Miller Lite presents the Apres Concert!
Sunday will be an all day Easter Celebration! Kicking off the day will be Park City Mountain Resort's mountainous Easter egg hunt. The Easter egg hunt will be open to everyone aged six and up. Egg hunters will get to search the entire mountain to find Park City Mountain Resort's Golden Egg. For attendees of Snowasis in the Snow under the age of six, there will be excitement and a lot of play in the Kid Korral!
For more information about Snowasis in the Snow, visit Park City Mountain Resort's website
While attending Snowasis in the Snow, or to take advantage of the slopes Park City is famous for, book a stay with Park City Peaks Hotel today. Comfort, convenience, and great service awaits all guests of our hotel! We look forward to checking you in!


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33 Super-Cool Popsicles To Make This Summer. Magical Coffee recipe from Food52. Boozy Watermelon Rosemary Lemonade recipe from Food52. Author Notes: I came up with the recipe for the lemonade first and then discovered that it went amazingly with gin, making it a favorite summer drink in our house!
- piccantedolce - piccantedolce Food52 Review: This tart, pink cocktail is a burst of summer in a glass. 6 Unexpected Ways to Show Off Watermelon - Cooking Tips. As if to advertise summer itself, supermarkets all over America flaunt pool-size cardboard watermelon bins out front.
Sure the fruit they're heaped with is an emblem of summer picnicking, but how often are those melons good? Picked underripe or stored too long, watermelons can be bland and mealy. But grow your own, or buy from a farmer who knows their fruit, and you end up with watermelons totally deserving of their summer icon status. The key to getting a good watermelon is buying one harvested when it was truly ripe. Unlike commercial growers, who clear-pick an entire field in an afternoon, small farmers like Ben Lucero, who grows watermelons (along with some of the West Coast's best tomatoes and strawberries) in California's San Joaquin Valley, pick melons from the same vine continuously over the long California season, stretching from July through October.
Fashionably Bombed. We've always loved Thai iced tea, so recently while dining at our favorite Thai restaurant, we asked how to make it.
We got the basic recipe down and then added our own Fashionably Bombed touch, of course! Spiked Thai Iced Tea 4 ounces Baileys (or unsweetened condensed milk for the non-alcoholic version) 1 cup water 4 tablespoons Thai tea mix (we used Pantai Norasingh) 3-4 teaspoons sugar (or to taste) Bring water and tea to a boil. Stir in sugar to taste. Fashionably Bombed. Fashionably Bombed: Margarita Monday: Peach & Black Pepper. Peach & Black Pepper Margarita Makes 2 2-3 cups frozen peaches (cut fresh peaches into large chunks and freeze the night before) 1/2 cup freshly squeezed lime juice 1/4 cup Black Pepper Infused Tequila 1/4 cup triple sec 1 tablespoon sugar Kosher salt Pepper Add peaches, lime juice, tequila, triple sec and sugar to a blender.
Blend. For rim: Mix salt and pepper on a plate, rub rim of each glass with a lime and dip into the mixture. Behind the bar: annette joseph's blood orange basil gimlet. February's Behind the Bar is a mix of summer and winter.
Blood oranges are available only in the coldest winter months, and basil, of course, is summery. Blood Orange Cocktail. Serves: 5oz. cocktail 2 oz. vodka 1/4 oz. triple sec 1/4 oz. simple syrup 2 1/2 oz. blood orange juice Ice Juice 2-3 blood oranges.
Strain the juice to remove any pulp. Cut a thin strip of peel for a garnish. Behind the bar: chelsea + tec petaja's "magic juice" While we are hard at work on some major projects and enhancements at HORNE, Alissa and I are loving this creative couple kick our column seems to be on.
This week's creative couple hails from Tennessee, had their wedding featured on the cover of the premiere Issue of Southern Weddings Magazine and while one is an amazingly talented professional photographer, the other is an equally talented artist & educator. Can't figure it out? We are honored to be featuring the preferred beverage of Tec and Chelsea Petaja. Tec Petaja is not only a widely published wedding photographer but also has a keen eye and passion for commercial photography. When not shaping young minds, Chelsea Petaja creates beautiful headbands and accessories to adorn brides (and occasionally grooms) on the most important day of their lives.
Special Guest Post by Not Martha: The Jasmine. We love our guest posters, but every once in a while one comes up that makes a thrill of excitement ripple through the office.
Today's one of those days. Megan Reardon's blog, not martha, is pretty much our daily devotion of DIY inspiration, travel, tech, organization tips, recipes, and savvy life advice all rolled into one. We're honored to have her words of wisdom to share with you today. For more of the same, check out her chock-full-of-awesome blog. Pink Grapefruit Cocktail Recipe : Alexandra Guarnaschelli. Ginger Sangria recipe from food52. Author Notes: This recipe I recently adapted from Country Living (probably the closest I have ever come to country living).
I was searching for a recipe that included simple syrup so that I could infuse the syrup with ginger. In addition to boiling the ginger in the simple syrup, I added slices of ginger to the syrup to sit overnight to intensify the flavor. This is optional. To keep the sangria cool, fill an old orange juice quart with water and freeze overnight. Cut the paper away from the ice and add the block of ice to the sangria before serving. Rose Berry Bliss Cocktail Recipe - Wine Punch Recipe for a Rose Berry Bliss.
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I've always had a hard time passing this off as interesting, but for some reason I've always been drawn towards it, and infact wanted to go back with my 4x5 and try again. Maybe I should and see if I can come up with a composition that other people like more.
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Yankees' Bullpen, Especially Rivera, Fails to Get It Done
By JACK CURRY
Published: April 9, 1997
ANAHEIM, Calif., April 8— Mariano Rivera joined the human race again tonight, showing that he is mortal as a closer and that he can mishandle save opportunities just like any other reliever in the ninth inning.
After Rivera's breakdown, the Yankees must have figured this would not be their night, and it was not. Jeff Nelson replaced Rivera in the 11th and floundered in the 12th as Gary DiSarcina's grounder behind second scored Jim Edmonds and vaulted the Angels to a 10-9 victory.
Edmonds doubled to left to start the inning and advanced to third on Jim Leyritz's sacrifice bunt, and then the Yankees purposely walked the bases loaded. The Yankees could not turn a double play on DiSarcina's ball, so Nelson took the loss.
After going 86-1 when leading a game after eight innings in 1996, the Yankees lost when ahead after eight in their fourth try this season. Does anyone still wonder if the loss of John Wetteland will adversely impact the Yankees? But the reason they lost tonight is because Rivera, who is supposed to be the sure thing in the bullpen, was not.
On a sloppy night of baseball, the Yankees learned tonight that Kenny Rogers is still an enigma, that Derek Jeter is still exceptional and that their bullpen is still erratic in some situations and still excellent in others. They learned that Rivera will take a walk on the wild side, just as John Wetteland used to.
Leading by 9-8 in the ninth and looking for his third save, Rivera allowed Orlando Palmeiro's single to left and watched him scamper to second on DiSarcina's bunt. Darrin Erstad's looping single over Jeter did not score the tying run, but Jack Howell's sacrifice fly to Mark Whiten in left was deep enough to deliver Palmeiro and extend the game to extra innings. Whiten's throw home was wide to the left.
With Brian Boehringer providing the bridge to Rivera that is so crucial with two scoreless innings, the Yankees thought they had erased a mistake-filled sixth inning when Rogers, David Weathers, Mike Stanton and even Jeter combined to enable the Angels to erupt for three runs and an 8-7 lead.
Joe Girardi doubled home two runs in the top of the seventh to catapult the Yankees ahead by one run, and then the catcher had the best seat in the stadium to watch Boehringer dominate Anaheim by whiffing three and retiring six straight in the seventh and the eighth. But Girardi also watched Rivera encounter difficulty in the ninth.
Is there a player doing a superior job to Jeter? Even though his high throw to first on Garret Anderson's potential double play grounder prolonged the sixth and allowed the Angels to score the tying and go ahead run, he has played remarkably. With three hits in his first six at bats against the Angels, Jeter had 16 hits in his last 24 at-bats. Everything that flies off his bat is a laser and he scored twice and drove in two more runs tonight.
Paul O'Neill homered in the fifth and Wade Boggs also went deep in the sixth as the Yankees built a 7-5 lead, but Rogers could not hold his third advantage of the game and Torre had to be perturbed. Rogers made a late debut for the second straight season, although he was pitching 15 games earlier this time, and he was typically up and down as he allowed six hits, seven runs and two homers in five and a third innings. Rogers also retired the side three other times, and that is why he is an enigma.
After Edmond's one-out, run-scoring single in the sixth, Weathers replaced Rogers and gave up a single to Leyritz, the former Yankee. Stanton got Anderson to ground to second for a potential inning-ending double play, but Tino Martinez had to reach for Jeter's throw, and Edmonds scored to make it 7-7. Stanton walked Todd Green and DiSarcina, the No. 9 batter, fisted an 0-2 fastball over second base for a single that made it 8-7.
Rogers pitched splendidly for the entire spring and allowed only two earned runs in 20 innings for a 0.90 earned run average, the lowest in the major leagues.
So what did he do in the first start that counted? He was scorched for three runs in the second inning and helped prove how little the spring starts really mean. Leyritz and Dave Hollins each blasted two-run homers off Rogers, who was surprisingly joined by Rivera in struggling tonight.
MARIANO RIVERA pitched one and two-thirds innings to save Monday's 5-3 victory, the second time he had pitched more than one inning in three appearances.
JOHN WETTELAND, who is more durable than Rivera, pitched more than one inning only six times in 62 games last season, so JOE TORRE is setting a risky precedent. ''I don't want to do it,'' Torre said. ''But until we figure out what our bullpen is going to be leading up to him, I'm probably going to be tempted more times than I want to be.'' TIM RAINES (left hamstring) hit a homer and stole a base in two at-bats in a rehab stint at Class A Tampa.


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Bending the Bard: ACU shows put different spin on Shakespeare
Two ACU shows put a different spin on Shakespeare
What: Shakespeare's "Comedy of Errors"
When: 7:30 p.m. tonight, Saturday and July 1
Where: Abilene Christian University, Culp Theatre
Cost: $15
Information: 674-2787 (ACU box office)
What: Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing"
When: 7:30 p.m. Friday, June 30 and July 2
Where: Abilene Christian University, Fulks Theatre
Cost: Free
Information: 674-2787 (ACU box office)
Benedick and Claudio, two young nobles, are discussing the finer points of a lovely maiden they've espied. It's a straightforward scene out of William Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing."
But then something funny happens. Benedick playfully asks Claudio, "Come, in what key shall a man take you to go in the song?"
Instead of just telling Benedick how beautiful he thinks the lady is, as he does in the original play script, Claudio takes his friend up on the offer and leaps into song.
Namely, the Beatles ballad "Something."
"Something in the way she moves, attracts me like no other lover ..."
Oh yes, and did we mention that Claudio and Benedick are wearing sports blazers and lounging on a swanky boat? As far as reinterpretations of Shakespeare go, Abilene Christian University's upcoming production of "Much Ado About Nothing" goes all-in with its '60s retro theme.
It's one of two Shakespeare productions, along with a stripped down version of "Comedy of Errors," that ACU will present as part of its annual summer Shakespeare festival. Both, to differing degrees, are reimaginings of the Bard's original plays.
But before any purists get all flustered about the alternative angles, it's worth noting that Shakespeare plays have gotten chopped up, edited and rearranged since their earliest performances. While there's still a robust market for period-accurate Shakespeare, complete with hand-stitched outfits and the like, there's a growing tide of stylistic reboots.
For ACU's spin on "Much Ado," director Adam Hester wanted to escape the long shadow of the play's 1993 film adaptation, which is one of his personal favorites. His solution: do something radically different.
So Hester considered the talents of the current crop of student performers at ACU — namely, the number of strong vocalists in the program.
"I thought, if we could incorporate music into this, maybe change the time period, we would have a different way to interpret the material," Hester said. "It would be a fresh way without feeling led by the film."
It was a long and arduous task to cut the play's text down to its essentials, maintaining the plot and character dynamics while introducing '60s hits into the mix. Hester's top concern was picking songs that would feel like a natural extension of the play without feeling gratuitous or shoehorned in.
"I would read the scene over and over, thinking, 'What does this scene say? What does it need?' I looked for songs that spoke to that while pushing the play forward," Hester said.
From there, the material was in the hands of the cast and vocal director Jeannette Lipford, who had to reconcile the very different tones of Shakespearean verse and '60s pop, which demands belting performances from singers.
"The voice in the Shakesperian era is almost like a violin," Lipford said. "It's very lyrical, sustained, small and pure. It doesn't fit with the '60s at all."
So while the "Much Ado" cast had to overcome some stylistic hurdles, the crew performing "Comedy of Errors" had some more practical issues to iron out. As in, there were six actors starring in a show with 16 characters.
That handicap, however, was by design. Director Gary Varner wanted to inject something different into one of Shakespeare's most straightforward comedic plays. So he conducted this production as a bit of an experiment — how far back could he and the crew scale things?
The result is a rush of quick-moving, half-improvised moments, with actors often changing from one costume to another on stage. At some points, different actors portray the same character.
"We play a lot with the audience," Varner said. "It's different every night, as more of an improvised show."
Varner gleaned some inspiration from the last time he performed in "Comedy of Errors," nearly 15 years ago. A storm scuttled a planned outdoor performance, but the cast carried on and moved the show indoors. Varner wanted to carry on that spirit of spontaneity to this weekend's performance.
"We did that show on a bare stage, with the storm still raging outside," Varner said.
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Catching the Big Fish: Meditation, Consciousness, and Creativityby David Lynch
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In this rare work of public disclosure, filmmaker David Lynch describes his personal methods of capturing and working with ideas, and the immense creative benefits he has experienced from the practice of meditation.
Over the last four decades, David Lynch has created some of the best-known and widely discussed screen works of our time. This distinctive writer-director's art bears not only the mark of box-office success but also criticalacclaim and cultural posterity.
Yet Lynch generally reveals little of himself, or the ideas behind his work. Now he provides a rare window into his methods as an artist and his personal working style. In Catching the Big Fish, Lynch writes candidly about the tremendous creative benefits he has gained from his thirty-two-year commitment to practicing Transcendental Meditation.
In brief chapters, Lynch describes the experience of "diving within" and "catching" ideas like fish — and then preparing them for television or movie screens, and other mediums in which Lynch works, such as photography and painting.
In the book's first section, Lynch discusses the development of his ideas — where they come from, how he grasps them, and which ones appeal to him the most. He then shares his passion for "the doing" — whether moviemaking, painting, or other creative expressions. Lynch talks specifically about how he puts his thoughts into action and how he engages with others around him. Finally, he discusses the self and the surrounding world — and how the process of "diving within" that has so deeply affected his own work can directly benefit others.
Catching the Big Fish provides unprecedented insight into Lynch's methods, as it also offers a set of practical ideas that speak to matters of personal fulfillment, increased creativity, and greater harmony with one's surroundings.
The book comes as a revelation to the legion of fans who have longed to better understand Lynch's deeply personal vision. And it is equally intriguing to anyone who grapples with questions such as: "Where do ideas come from?" and "How can I nurture creativity?
A revealing look at the life and work of David Lynch, one of the most enigmatic and influential filmmakers of our time
Every frame of David Lynchand#39;s work, from the and#39;70s midnight movie Eraserhead to the groundbreaking TV series Twin Peaks, to the digital-video DIY feat Inland Empire, bears his unmistakable imprint.and#160;But the paradox of the Lynchian is that itand#39;s easy to recognize and hard to define.and#160;Lynch is a master of the inscrutable gesture, the opaque symbol. His career evades the usual categories:and#160;pop culture icon and subject of academic study, cult figure and industry outsider.and#160;Heand#39;s a Renaissanceand#160;manandmdash;musician, painter, photographer, carpenter, entrepreneurandmdash;and a vocal proponent or transcendental meditation.
Dennis Lim, the newly minted director of Cinematheque programming at Lincoln Center, is a skilled cinephile wary of over-interpretation. David Lynch preserves the strangeness of the Lynchand#39;s universe and offers a personal meditation on the most distinctive filmmaker in modern American culture. It leaves what Lynch likes to call andquot;room to dream,andquot;and#160;honoring the allure of the unknown and the unknowable.
In this "unexpected delight,"* filmmaker David Lynch describes his personal methods of capturing and working with ideas, and the immense creative benefits he has experienced from the practice of meditation.
Now in a beautiful paperback edition, David Lynch's Catching the Big Fish provides a rare window into the internationally acclaimed filmmaker's methods as an artist, his personal working style, and the immense creative benefits he has experienced from the practice of meditation.
Catching the Big Fish comes as a revelation to the legion of fans who have longed to better understand Lynch's personal vision. And it is equally compelling to those who wonder how they can nurture their own creativity.
Catching Ideas
Ideas are like fish.
If you want to catch little fish, you can stay in the shallow water. But if you want to catch the big fish, you've got to go deeper.
Down deep, the fish are more powerful and more pure. They're huge and abstract. And they're very beautiful.
I look for a certain kind of fish that is important to me, one that can translate to cinema. But there are all kinds of fish swimming down there. There are fish for business, fish for sports. There are fish for everything.
Everything, anything that is a thing, comes up from the deepest level. Modern physics calls that level the Unified Field. The more your consciousness-your awareness-is expanded, the deeper you go toward this source, and the bigger the fish you can catch.
--from Catching the Big Fish
About the Author
Three-time Oscar™-nominated director David Lynch is among the top filmmakers of our era. He recently received a Golden Lion Award for lifetime achievement at the Venice Film Festival, adding to a long list of honors and awards. His popular and critically acclaimed films have been credited with propelling independent and avant-garde film into the mainstream. Lynch speaks regularly to standing-room crowds on a variety of topics. In 2005, he founded the David Lynch Foundation for Consciousness-Based Education and World Peace (www.davidlynchfoundation.org), which raises funds to promote consciousness-based education for children.
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Best of British Mobile Start Ups Pitching to Venture Capitalists
The UK has a longstanding reputation of innovation and entrepreneurship in the mobile sector. As a curtain raiser to Mobile World Congress, UK Trade & Investment, the UK Government's trade and investment organisation, is showcasing a number of UK early stage companies at this pitching event, followed by networking, in Central Barcelona on Sunday 23rd February 2014
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Mobile applications | Mobile authentication, without the need for passwords and usernames | Software debugging | Mobile money transfer | Better targeted mobile advertising | New take on captchas | Wearable tech | Mobile publishing | Micro LED Display Technology
The event is ideal for VC investors who are looking for the hottest mobile tech coming out of the UK and Corporate Venture investors looking to find the latest technology.
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There is limited space at the event and priority will be given to investors. Please apply for your ticket by filling in this short questionnaire.
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Fogo de Chao: One of THE best places ever!
It is a pity I couldn't take pictures as both time being there was on a business dinner. But if you are familiar with the Brasilian restaurant way, this one is the best I saw outside of Brasil. VERY good meat, really delicious. And they waiters just keep coming with the sticks of delicious meat. The salad bar and desserts are good as well (however, the creme brulee is way too creamy for European taste). All in all, in my top 3 restaurants I have ever been!
Fogo de Chao: Fogo disrespect
Fogo Sucks. If you want to be ignored and disrespected, go to an S & M retreat. If you want good service, timely and honest reception and prompt attention; DO NOT go to Fogo de Chao. Do not bother calling for reservations, because the reservation clerk is trained to lie. " You do not have to make a reservation, many seats are available." Upon arrival the victim learns that
1. a minimum 15 ( really 45) minute wait.
2. no reservations are taken.
Prepare to be ignored, marginalized, and otherwise, patronized into irrelevance.
There are so many better places to eat. BOYCOTT Fogo de Chao.
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Fogo de Chao: Brazilian Steakhouse - all you can eat
This place is a bit expensive, so come hungry! I recommend going at lunch on a weekday because the price is lower.
This Brazilian meat eater's paradise includes an all-you-can-eat salad buffet with such exotic fare as quail eggs, crab salad and feijoada (a mixture of black beans and rice), along with thinly sliced meats and collard greens. The gauchos come around and serve meat until you say STOP. It includes 17 kinds of meat and seafood, from bacon-wrapped chicken to beef tenderloin, ham, chicken hearts and linguiça, a Portuguese sausage, all served by gauchos wielding three-foot skewers of the meats prepared in the churrasco fashion. These beloved carriers of carne continuously bring on the meat until you can take no more. Wash it all down with a caipirinha, the national drink of Brazil, made with fresh-squeezed lime juice and rum.
The restaurant is open for lunch Monday-Friday, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Dinner is served every night.
Favorite Dish: The picanha is my favorite steak!
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Fogo de Chao: Meat the Brazilian way !
I love this place...
I love the concept:
A buffet with vegetables and others where you can help yourself as much as you want and different types of meat presented on spits (a waiter equals a spit and a spit equals one type of meat). You have 1 piece of cardboard, one side is red the other is green. If you want more meat you have to show the green side, if you are full put the red side on.
And as long as your cardboard is green , the different waiters come to tempt with delicious meat.
A place to go!
Fogo de Chao: if you LOVE meat
Tastefully designed with international flair (high-beamed ceilings, warm woods and elegant flowers), Fogo de Chao is a spacious temple for enthusiastic eaters. Families and corporate types feast leisurely on limitless skewered meats slowly roasted over an open fire. Don't expect a menu; it's strictly all-you-can-eat.
After visiting the stunning salad bar, brimming with pristine vegetables, cheeses, black beans and breads, relax while polite gaucho-clad servers come calling with your every carnivorous craving. Sample one--tender filet mignon comes to mind--or all 10. Thick lamb chops, pork loin and bacon-wrapped chicken are sometimes overcooked; highly seasoned (albeit salty) beef selections are juicy and rare. Fogo does incredible things with plump chicken legs and pork sausages. Dessert? You must be kidding. The California-heavy wine list includes some goodies from Argentina and Chile, and the Caipirinha, a high-voltage sugar cane cocktail, is worth a try.
Fogo de Chao: Carnivore's delight!
Fogo do Chao is a small chain that serves what they call Brazilian cuisine. For the uninitiated, that means that there is good meat and plenty of it. The feature that distinguishes Fogo de Chao from most restaurants is the way that the meat is served.
When one orders the full meal, one is given a little round disk that looks like a coaster. It is red on one side and green on the other. Waiters circulate around the restaurant at all times. When a customer wants more meat, he turns his disk from red side upward to green side upward. The green disk side facing upward is the sign for waiters to bring meat.
When the green is showing, every waiter will stop and offer whatever he is carrying. The diner can say "yes please" (or just nod) to get that particular meat or "no thanks" to wait for another kind of meat. When one's plate is full, he flips the disk and eats what is on the plate.
Some of the meats are only good, but others are outstanding. I loved the lamb and the filet. I don't remember the cuts that I didn't like as much, but even they were still quite good.
The waiters dress in costumes that are supposed to resemble the dress of Brazilian cowboys. The Brazilian theme doesn't come across too strongly, but I took that as a sign that they knew how far to go without overdoing it. The place looks very nice. The only negative in my opinion was that it is often crowded. Obviously, many people in Houston think it's a great restaurant.
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Hasidismby Martin Buber
The popular communal mysticism known as Hasidism transformed religious thought and practice among East European Jews during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Martin Buber, the greatest Jewish philosopher and religious thinker of the mid-twentieth century, single-handedly transformed Hasidism from an all-but-forgotten trend into one of the great spiritual movements of the modern world. This collection features some of Professor Buber's most important essays--profound yet simple meditations that constitute an incomparable distillation of Hasidic wisdom.
I and Thouby Walter Kaufmann Martin Buber
The classic work on philosophy and religion, with a wealth of footnotes to clarify obscurities.
A Land of Two Peoples: Martin Buber on Jews and Arabsby Martin Buber
Theologian, philosopher, and political radical, Martin Buber (1878-1965) was actively committed to a fundamental economic and political reconstruction of society as well as the pursuit of international peace. In his voluminous writings on Arab-Jewish relations in Palestine, Buber united his religious and philosophical teachings with his politics, which he felt were essential to a life of public dialogue and service to God. Edited with commentary by Paul Mendes-Flohr
The Letters of Martin Buberby Martin Buber
"No matter how brilliant it may be, the human intellect that wishes to keep to a plane above the events of the day is not really alive," wrote Martin Buber in 1932. The correspondence of Martin Buber reveals a personality passionately involved in all the cultural and political events of his day. Drawn from the three-volume German edition of his correspondence, this collection includes letters both to and from the leading personalities of his day--Albert Einstein and Albert Schweitzer, Hemann Hesse, Franz Kafka, and Stefan Zweig, Theodor Herzl, Chaim Weizmann, David Ben-Gurion, S.Y. Agnon, Gershom Scholem, and Franz Rosenzweig. These exchanges capture the dynamics of seven decades of lived history, reflected through the eyes of a man who was the conscience of his generation. One of the leading spiritual thinkers of the twentieth century, Buber is best known for his work of religious existentialism, I and Thou. A prime mover in the German-Jewish renaissance of the 1920s, he taught comparative religion and Jewish ethics at the University of Frankfurt. Fleeing the Nazis in 1938, Buber made his home in Jerusalem, where he taught social philosophy at the Hebrew University. As resident sage of Jerusalem, he developed an international reputation and following, and carried on a vigorous correspondence on social, political, and religious issues until the end of his life. Included in this collection are Buber's exchanges with many Americans in the latter part of his life: Will Herberg, Walter Kaufmann, Maurice Friedman, Malcolm Diamond, and other individuals who sought his advice and guidance. In the voices of these letters, a full-blooded portrait emerges of a towering intellect ever striving to live up to philosophy of social engagement.
On Judaismby Martin Buber
Edited by Nahum N. Glatzer With a new Foreword by Rodger Kamenetz "The question I put before you, as well as before myself, is the question of the meaning of Judaism for the Jews. Why do we call ourselves Jews? I want to speak to you not of an abstraction but of your own life . . . its authenticity and essence. " With these words, Martin Buber takes us on a journey into the heart of Judaism--its spirit, vision, and relevance to modern life.
Pointing the Wayby Martin Buber Maurice S. Friedman
"These essays, written between 1909 and 1954 and first published as a collection in 1957, in which the eminent philosopher relates the 'I-Thou' dialogue to such varied fields as religion, social thought, philosophy, myth, drama, literature and art, reveal Buber in the process of responding to the crises and challenges of the 20th century and enable the reader to follow his lifelong struggles toward 'authentic existence.'" -Back Cover
Tales of the Hasidimby Martin Buber
This new paperback edition brings together volumes one and two of Buber's classic work Takes of the Hasidim, with a new foreword by Chaim Potok. Martin Buber devoted forty years of his life to collecting and retelling the legends of Hasidim. "Nowhere in the last centuries," wrote Buber in Hasidim and Modern Man, "has the soul-force of Judaism so manifested itself as in Hasidim... Without an iota being altered in the law, in the ritual, in the traditional life-norms, the long-accustomed arose in a fresh light and meaning."These marvelous tales--terse, vigorous, often cryptic--are the true texts of Hasidim. The hasidic masters, of whom these tales are told, are full-bodied personalities, yet their lives seem almost symbolic. Through them is expressed the intensity and holy joy whereby God becomes visible in everything.
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Christmas Crafts
Kids love making Christmas crafts and it is never too early to start making gifts and decorations to stash away for that special season. Christmas is a time for Santa crafts, Christmas tree crafts and almost any kind of craft that brings joy to children.
Button Christmas Card Craft
This Button Christmas Card Craft will bring back memories of
Folded Christmas Angel Craft
Angel crafts were part of our church's recent 50th anniversary
Craftstick Reindeer Ornament
Kids all know about Santa's reindeer and will have a
How To Make An Angel From A Hymnal
Congregation volunteer Jean Forberg made 85 of these beautiful angels
Make A Handprint Mitten Decoration
Today may be a good day to stay inside and
Christmas and Holiday Cookie Pops
These Holiday Cookie Pops will put a smile on the
Simple Star Snowflake
Get out the kids scissors. It's snowing….paper snowflakes that is. This simple
Printable Christmas Buddy Paper Dolls
Kids love Christmas and all the fun activities like making
Make A Christmas Tree From Scrap Paper
Christmas crafts are lots of fun for the kids and
Make A Mini Christmas Gift Box
The smallest gifts are often the most treasured especially if
Make A Craftstick Sled Ornament
The kids will love to make these delightful little craftstick
Christmas Tree Crown
The kids will love to celebrate the season with this
Pipe Cleaner Wreath
Show the kids how to make this easy Pipe Cleaner
Paper Plate Santa Windsock
This fun and easy Paper Plate Santa Windsock craft will
Handprint Santa Craft
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Request for Proposals: A2J Author Course Project
CALI is happy announce the second round of the A2J Author® Course Project!
CALI is happy announce the second round of the A2J Author® Course Project!
If you haven't been warned yet, law school exams are not like undergraduate exams. If you were able to get by with cramming the night (or even week) before finals, unfortunately that's not going to work now. Even if it did work for your exams, that's not the way to retain knowledge – and you're going to want to remember the law for the bar exam and your future career!
The past few weeks have been busy. So many things to do, so many new people to meet, new classes and new schedules. Is there something that you're forgetting? Something like, oh, I don't know…..
Registering for CALI?
CALI is happy to announce the release of the updated versions of the Federal Rules of Evidence, Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure via our eLangdell Press bookstore.
Did you know CALI has resources that not only help you learn the law, but also ones that help you learn how to be a better student? It's true!
Law School Materials for Success, written by Dean Barbara Glesner Fines, is an book and podcast series filled with tips and tricks to make the law school experience as painless as possible.
Greetings to new and returning law students and faculty! I know this month is filled with new, exciting (and maybe even scary) changes. It's also filled with INFORMATION OVERLOAD. In case you missed it, hopefully in your orientation materials there was either a cellophane pack of "Time Trial" cards with a code card facing out or just a single business card with CALI on it.
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The Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction (CALI) and the Center for Access to Justice and Technology at IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law (CAJT) will be rolling out the new version of A2J Author® for the legal aid community this Friday, August 1, 2014 at 12 noon CST.


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Moorpark College student's invention earns him trip to NASA
In what's considered a once-in-a-lifetime educational experience, Moorpark College student Khevin Pratt has been selected from more 230 applicants to travel to a NASA center this week to learn about planning a mission to Mars.
Pratt invented Hubot, a robotic apparatus that can analyze samples and send dependable data back to Earth. It also can bring samples back to scientists and engineers.
"Receiving this prestigious accolade has been a humbling experience," said Pratt, 41, of Woodland Hills. "Not only am I grateful and honored by my NASA selection, but I am also elated by my creation's potential to benefit humanity."
If successful, Pratt said Hubot can provide a template for other Hubots that can be tailored for specific emergencies.
"My goal is for Hubot to become a robotics invention that can immediately save victims' lives who are faced with catastrophic events," Pratt said. "My goal is to work astutely and closely with NASA engineers and scientists to discover the possibilities of launching United States' first solar-powered Hubot to Mars in 2016. This will be in conjunction with NASA's four core Mars space exploration initiatives."
"It was suggested to Khevin that he consider applying for the National Community College Aerospace Scholars program as he met the eligibility requirements and excels academically in the science and engineering field," said Margaret Ramos, scholarship technician at Moorpark College.
The program is very competitive, Ramos said. Ninety-two students were selected as primary participants this year out of more than 230 initial applicants.
Pratt will visit the Johnson Space Center in Houston from Wednesday to Friday.
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Sanni's journey into radio started back in 93' in a drab duplex in Saint Paul, MN. Her move from Chicago left her smack dead in the middle of summer; with no new friends; choked with boredom.
Despite her mother's efforts to make the transition smooth (teen magazines, keyboards, dance lessons, etc.), Sanni turned to a rinky-dink Sony tape player into entertainment! She utilized her infamously outlandish creativity to turn an otherwise hum-drum experience into one of unique expression, experimentation, and an overall annoyance to her older brother. She started recording her voice and playin' it back over and over...which to her surprise, sounded real whacky. She'd never heard herself before.
Amused at the goofy texture of her own vocals, she began mimicking bits off of popular shows like 'In Living Color,' 'Martin,' and singing songs from "The Bodyguard's" Soundtrack.
Her younger sister got in on the weirdness, and assisted in the creation of some really, REALLY bad renditions of her favorite nursery rhymes, original songs, commercials, and even horrific examples of what she thought a corny radio personality might sound like in the 90's. If it was hot in 93' and 94'...she tried it!
Fast forward to 2008. She graduates from college with a degree in Psychology. Although her family is pushing her to go to grad school, she wanted to explore other options. Eventually she decided to go to Globe University to study the Music biz...but she needed more money. While looking for funding, she came across an internet advertisement about a competition called 'You wanna be a DJ?" that Brown College and The Conclave was hosting. She entered and won both rounds: a cameo appearance on 93x, and a full scholarship to The Broadcast Center in Saint Louis, MO. After a year of hard living, she returned to the Twin Cities. Although she was able score internships with Salem Communications, KFAI, and MPR...she really, REALLY wanted to get into KMOJ.
It took a year to get a callback from Ms. Georgia who (in all honesty) was looking for someone who could do video production. After 3 months interning all over the station, October 2012 was when Sanni first opened the mic Overnites. You could say the rest is history...but that would imply that the story ends there. It doesn't. This is DEFINITELY only the beginning...
In addition to entertaining every 3rd shift worker in the Twin Cities, Sanni is also KMOJ's Social Media and Web Director. Her work in the community includes service as a Host for "SPNN's Forum," and the Director of Technology with Minnesota's Alliance for Women in Media's Board of Directors. Sanni also PASSIONATELY devotes her time to youth in the metro area as a Behavioral Therapist with the Minnesota Autism Center.
Got a taboo topic you'd like to hear on the air? Contact Sanni at firstname.lastname@example.com! The more taboo, the better!
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The test will search for the presence of S100B in the blood. This protein is typically found in the brain, so finding elevated levels of S100B in the blood is a sign of damage to the blood-brain barrier, a protective barricade separating the brain from circulating blood. These results could help doctors, parents and athletes determine the severity of a concussion and when a player is ready to return to play after a concussion, while also providing indication of potential long-term pathological brain changes.
In addition, these new tests and the game-by-game observance of athletes allow for earlier diagnoses and treatment. Currently, detailed neurological and behavioral testing may be delayed for several days after an event, creating uncertainty and potential risk.
In preliminary testing, Cleveland Clinic researchers measured S100B levels prior to, immediately after and one day post-game in 33 college football players. Average S100B levels immediately after the game were significantly higher than baseline only in those players who experienced the most head-to-head impact during the game.
The $250,000 NIH grant will allow researchers to compare players' S100B levels to their brain MRIs, in order to determine whether S100B is predictive of and able to detect brain damage.
The S100B blood test is one of several projects Cleveland Clinic is undertaking to better detect and prevent brain injuries across a wide range of sports, including football, boxing, hockey and soccer. Teams of researchers are working to make safer youth football helmets (through a grant from NFL Charities), to create an Intelligent Mouthguard that measures the number and severity of hits to the head among athletes, and to develop an iPad app that uses the device's built-in gyroscope to quantitatively capture pre- and post-game measures of balance, memory and cognition. In Las Vegas, the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health has launched
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Bio: Cleveland Native, BZ Blaze, is just an average dude making music for the people and for fun. He Has a passion for music and believes it makes a difference through every aspect of life. Give him a mic and a beat and let him go to work. Check him out on his myspace page: Myspace.com/bzblazemusic
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text: David Richmond | IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information Official Broadway League sites: - sites - broadway.org broadwayleague.com broadwayfanclub.com kidsnightonbroadway.com stagespecs.org tonyawards.com Quick Search For: In This Category: All Show People/Org. Theatre Season David Richmond Performer Productions ProductionsDate of ProductionsThe Cherry Orchard[Play, Comedy, Revival] Performer: David Richmond [Guest]May 06, 1970 - May 09, 1970 Find out where David Richmond and are credited together © 2001-2015, The Broadway League, All Rights Reserved. (Copyright and Disclaimer)


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Problems with patches
We detected the following problems in our environment.
OS is Vista build 6002 SP2. PMImport 6.2.1315. Patch man 6.x
Problems with patches:
MS09-060 : miss KB 974234 in altiris (is reported as missing by MBSA but isn't even available in Altiris)
MS09-024 : miss KB 969559 (is reported as missing by MBSA, is available in Altiris but is not detected and installed)
MS10-031 : KB 976321 reported by altiris as (installed by user but is still missing for MBSA)
MS10-039 : this bulletin is not available in Altiris
MS11-045 : KB 2541007 is not available in Altiris
MS11-049 : KB 2510061 is not available in Altiris
Is it possible to check?
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1. MS09-060 : KB 974234 this is present in PMImport as a KB-974234 article.
2. Please check mentioned bulletins are available in PMImport.
3. MS09-024 : KB 969559 as per the bulletin page we have associated Office 2007 SP1 to this update.
4. MS10-031 : KB 976321 this bulletin is having two updates for the VBE6.dll file and having same version if one is installed then other one will be shows "Installed by User".
It would be great if you can provide the details of environment (what Office software / Components are installed on the machine?
We are using MSOffice 2007.
1. It is presented, we will try to enable it.
2. MS10-039 and MS11-049 is part of InfoPath 2007 which was in Exclusion list. We deleted it from Exclusion list, run PMImport and we can see these bulletins. But MS11-045 - KB2541007 is still not visible after PMImport.
3. What does it mean? How we can install this update?
4. MBSA say that it is not installed.
MBSA result:
Security Updates Scan Results
Issue: Office Security Updates
Score: Check failed (critical)
Result: 8 security updates are missing.
Security Updates
| MS09-060 | Missing | Security Update for the 2007 Microsoft Office System (KB974234) | Important |
| MS09-024 | Missing | Security Update for the 2007 Microsoft Office System (KB969559) | Important |
| MS10-031 | Missing | Security Update for the 2007 Microsoft Office System (KB976321) | Important |
| MS09-062 | Missing | Security Update for the 2007 Microsoft Office System (KB972581) | Important |
| MS10-039 | Missing | Security Update for Microsoft Office InfoPath 2007 (KB979441) | Important |
| MS09-060 | Missing | Security Update for Microsoft Office Visio Viewer 2007 (KB973709) | Critical |
| MS11-045 | Missing | Security Update for Microsoft Office Excel 2007 (KB2541007) | Important |
| MS11-049 | Missing | Security Update for Microsoft Office InfoPath 2007 (KB2510061) | Important |
1) Please distribute these bulletin MS10-039 and MS11-049 check whether the updates are rolling out or not.
2) For MS11-045 - KB2541007:- Please check Exclusion List and see if Excel 2007 is there,we have pre-requisites as Excel 2007 for this update,MS09-060_kb973709 we have a Visio Viewer 2007 as pre-requisites so Please check it as well. KB-974234 is KB-Article with pre-reqs for Outlook 2007.
I have issue withs bulletins : ms09-037 ,ms09-043, ms10-079, ms11-036 , ms11-045 and ms11-055 , all fixes for Microsoft office 2003.
If I try to run the patch manually I get an error of "The update does not apply to your system". or error 1642 "The installer cannot install the upgrade patch because the program being upgraded may be missing".or error 0 "This update has already been applied or is included in an update that has already been applied" and Altiris Pacth management agent is reply the instalation.
I run MSBA an some fixes are not needed.


text: Amy Busby | IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information Official Broadway League sites: - sites - broadway.org broadwayleague.com broadwayfanclub.com kidsnightonbroadway.com stagespecs.org tonyawards.com Quick Search For: In This Category: All Show People/Org. Theatre Season Amy Busby Performer Female Productions ProductionsDate of ProductionsSecret Service[Play, Melodrama, Original] Performer: Amy Busby [Edith Varney]Oct 05, 1896 - Mar 1897The Law of the Land[Play, Drama, Original] Performer: Amy Busby [Blossom]Apr 07, 1896 - Closing date unknownMadame[Play, Melodrama, Original] Performer: Amy Busby [Priscilla Bellamy]Mar 23, 1896 - Closing date unknownThe Fatal Card[Play, Melodrama, Original] Performer: Amy Busby [Margaret Marrable]Dec 31, 1894 - Mar 1895 Find out where Amy Busby and are credited together © 2001-2015, The Broadway League, All Rights Reserved. (Copyright and Disclaimer)


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The 50 Funniest American Writers
The 50 Funniest American Writers
Library of America, Hardcover, 9781598531077, 461pp.
Publication Date: October 13, 2011
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Ever wondered who makes a very funny person laugh? Wonder no more. Brought together in this Library of America collection are America's fifty funniest writers--according to acclaimed writer and comedian Andy Borowitz. Reaching back to Mark Twain and forward to contemporary masters such as David Sedaris, Nora Ephron, Roy Blount Jr., Ian Frazier, Bernie Mac, Wanda Sykes, and George Saunders, "The 50 Funniest American Writers*" is an exclusive Who's Who of the very best American comic writing. Here are Thurber and Perelman, Lenny Bruce and Bruce Jay Friedman, Garrison Keillor, Dave Barry, and Veronica Geng, plus hilarious lesser-known pieces from "The New Yorker," "Esquire," "The Atlantic," "National Lampoon," and "The Onion." Who does "one of the funniest people in America" ("CBS Sunday Morning") read when he needs a laugh?
About the Author
Andy Borowitz contributes humor to both The New Yorker and The New York Times. He cocreated the television series The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and coproduced the movie Pleasantville.


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Yes, it's still summer and a million degrees outside, but that doesn't mean we can't dream about (and stock up on) the coats we will be wearing in the months to come! If it's for sale, it's fair game and we've rounded up the best jackets that you can actually buy right now. Scroll through to shop our picks, and may we recommend turning the AC on full blast to set the mood?
The 16 Jackets We Can't Wait To Wear This Fall
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Band of Outsiders Oversized Shearling-Trimmed Denim Jacket ($895) in Blue
Who can resist a cozy shearling collar in cooling temperatures?
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Barneys New York X Yasmin Sewell Textured-Stripe Oversized Coat ($1395) in Aqua Blue
Add some excitement to your fall wardrobe with this highly anticipated statement coat from Yasmin Sewell's capsule collection for Barneys.
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Reiss Caitlin Cropped Trench Jacket ($465) in Lux Blue
The military-style tailoring of this jacket is great for adding an air of authority to your office style.
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Suno Hooded Cotton-Canvas Jacket ($1095) in Navy Blue
Keep this sturdy-yet-stylish hooded jacket nearby for rainy days.
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Issa Peggy Jacket ($595) in Mouse
Instantly add elegance to your outfit with this boxy blazer that has a super sleek sheen to it.
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Burberry Prorsum Colour Block Check Blanket Poncho ($1395) in Blue
This luxurious cape has quickly become a street style staple (just ask Cara Delevingne!). It can now be your very own go-to coat alternative.
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Herno Padded Panel Jacket ($871) in Dark Red
Fall dressing is all about layering—nail it with this richly colored panel jacket.
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Carven Tartan Oversized Coat ($2007) in Tartan
Consider this coat an investment piece, thanks to its timeless print.
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Zara Fringed Leather Jacket ($200) in Black
A fringed leather jacket is the easiest way to add edge to any outfit!
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Clover Canyon James Joyce Printed Quilted Jacket ($495) in Multi
We love how this Clover Canyon jacket combines a chic quilted texture with an eye-catching floral design.
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Iro Jamie Leather Jacket ($1477) in Black
We're always on the hunt for the perfect leather jacket, and this Iro beauty goes above and beyond our checklist.
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Sunday Best Mortimer Coat ($150) in Brown
Our editors are already obsessed with this coat from Aritzia!
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Mango Premium Contrast Belt Kimono ($130) in Off-White
A belted kimono-style coat lets you create the perfect silhouette for your body type.
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Elizabeth and James Carson Pinstripe Coat ($565) in Heather Grey
We highly recommend pre-ordering this perfect pinstripe coat by Elizabeth and James!
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Isabel Marant Etoile Joff Heavy Wool-Blend Jacket ($455) in Red
The end of summer may be nearing, but you can keep your wardrobe bright into autumn with this pop of cherry red.
Which will you be wearing this fall?