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Good Day. I am new to the forum, I have read lots of information here, but this is my first time posting. I purchased a 1996 F-250 in December, and am slowly starting to tinker with it. It needed some work when I got it home, but its in good working order now.
I am looking for people who have used autoenginuity on the OBS trucks with the 7.3
I am curious to see what other people running autoenginuity are seeing for readings from the engine. I am most interested in Exhaust Back Pressure and MAP pressure.
I am wondering that since the MAP sensor is tied to the output of the turbo, and it is also where a boost guage is hooked up, is it a fair assumption to say that the MAP sensor is reading boost pressure? If it is, is it accurate? or is it compensating for air pressure as well?
The other reason I am curious about Exhaust back pressure is that I just cleaned out the Exhaust back pressure sensor and the pipe feeding it. It was packed with soot pretty much the whole length, and it made a huge difference in how the engine runs.
I am running autoenginuity with the Live Data screen up, and I have exhaust back pressure and the map sensor sitting side by side, and I notice that they are relatively similar in readings, which they should be since the intake and exhaust are basically tied together via the turbo.
If I am way out too lunch on my thinking, please let me know.
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Elliot having that girl on the Vessel was so wrong in so many ways.
Elliot having that girl on the Vessel was so wrong in so many ways.
Deadliest Catch has disappointed me by continuing to have Elliot on the show. I don't find his antics amusing or entertaining or interesting or anything other than bordering on the psychotic. I don't see why any of his crew continues to said with him unless they can't get jobs elsewhere.
Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.
-- Benjamin Franklin, Historical Review of Pennsylvania, 1759
I certainly would NOT want to have to depend on Elliot in any kind of a situation when a cool head is called for, especially when it's life and death!
He's the poster child for arrested development. His behaviors and reactions seem like those of a t'ween who has not yet learned anything about self control - and to be honest, in my experience, most t'weens are more self possessed than Elliot is.
I don't remember hearing how young Elliot might have been when he first began using drugs and/or alcohol but I can't help wondering if that was where his maturity level went off the rails and got stuck.
Nie mój cyrk, nie moje małpy
He said something about being 16 and earning $100,000 a year on a crab boat, and insinuated that it was having that much money that started him down the wrong path. Yeah, 'cause there weren't any churches or charities where he could have dropped off some money on the way to buying drugs and booze?
If the day comes when there is a fatality on any of the boats on Deadliest Catch, I fully expect it to be on Elliott's boat . . . and it'll happen because he's being "serviced" in the wheelhouse by the cook/cleaning lady.
I'm going to be in Alaska next week, and we're doing a trip on the Aleutian Ballad. Some of the guys on the Ballad were on early seasons of Deadliest Catch. If I get a chance, I'm going to ask if they know Elliott, and what they think of him. When I've spoken to people in the crab industry in Alaska before, they have said wonderful things about Sig Hansen and the Hillstrand boys. Not so much when it came to Keith and Elliott.
Ok.. I'm watching the episode where Elliot's girlfriend cooked the potpie. I'm SO bothered at her.. she KNEW that he was lactose intolerant, even said so to the cameraman. What does she do?? Pour tons of milk into it. What a total jerk!
Not only that, she proceeded to laugh about it when she was sitting up there, listening to how miserable he was on deck. omg, I'm just so bothered with her... it's not funny, you jerk.
Lets not even THINK about the fact that there is minus one man on the deck now because she wants to disregard his allergy to milk.
All things beautiful do not have to be full of color to be noticed; in
life that which is unnoticed has the most power.
Elliott's seahag is a good match for him - poop seeks it's own level, eh?
Major props to Mandy - seeing her muscle through a 48 hr pull was pretty darned amazing!
The next time one of the greenhorns starts to get all pouty and whiny on ANY of these boats, threatening to take to their bunk and quit the job, leaving the rest of the crew short-handed and in the lurch -'cuz it's just not fun, boohoo - I hope to hell that someone gets right up in their face and says "Shut The F Up! An 18 year old girl did it, ya big, dumb crybaby!"
Nie mój cyrk, nie moje małpy
I completely agree about Mandy. She did her father, her family, and the rest of the crew proud. I tend to believe her when she says that one day she'll be a regular part of the crew. She performed better than 90% of the greenhorns and would be an asset to any ship. Sig does seem able to pick the best greenhorns and then help them get better. The smile on his face said it all.
Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.
-- Benjamin Franklin, Historical Review of Pennsylvania, 1759
I can't believe tomorrow night's show is the 2-hour finale, already. How many think Mandy Hansen will be back next season?
"Faith sees the invisible, believes the unbelievable, and receives the impossible." ~ Corrie Ten Boom
Yep, She'll be back I'm sure.
Next season, no Elliott PLEASE!
"Quotes on the internet may not be accurate." - Abraham Lincoln
I think Mandy will be back. Putting aside the fact that it seems to be in her blood and she performed as one of the best of the greenhorns, she offers too much good tv to this show. I love it and will continue to watch it as along as it's around, but it is aging and she bring a lot to the table and like her dad and Edgar, she's personable. Only way she won't be back in my opinion is if she's offered something better in tv.
I've hoped to see the last of Elliott since his first season.
Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.
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I can understand why this movie received such a low rating from the overall
IMDB audience. There is probably a large segment of voters who expect
certain things from an Eddie Murphy movie who were disappointed. Murphy is
best known for action comedies in the vein of 48 Hrs. and Beverly Hills Cop.
He also did some fine work in Trading Places, a straight up, but darkly
cynical comedy.
Holy Man is a gentle, feel-good comedy. It provides some laugh-out-loud moments, but for the most part, weaves a compassionate story in an appropriately low-key style. Its message is clear and timely: Stop and smell the roses, people. You are losing sight of what's important.
Eddie Murphy is letter perfect as "G," the "holy man" who encounters Jeff Goldblum while Jeff is changing the tire on his Jaguar. With Goldblum is Kelly Preston, his colleague at the Good Buy Home Shopping Network. `G' appears mysteriously in flowing white robes, and talks of being on a spiritual pilgrimage. Goldblum, ever cynical, dismisses `G' as a wacko, and tries his best to get rid of him. Preston, on the other hand, sees something different in `G.' She is more open to his charisma, his humor, and his apparent lack of guile.
The three end up working together. `G' is given his own TV show where his blend of honesty, spirituality, and humor helps the station move a lot of products, and turns `G' into an overnight media sensation. I won't give away much more than that.
Not to be overlooked, Robert Loggia turns in a chilling performance as the venomous TV station owner--it's as if he was channeling Barry Diller all the way. His crass, mercenary tactics trigger a crisis of conscience that brings the movie to its resolution.
Holy Man tells a simple tale that echoes an ancient proverb: When the pupil is ready, the teacher arises. I have watched Holy Man about three or four times. There are nuances here that I have discovered only after repeated viewings. The film's acting, music, location, and subtle direction all hang together well, providing a much-needed palliative to Hollywood's desperate output of increasingly frenetic and assaulting films
I think that most people are misinterpreting the main purpose of the movie. The whole purpose of the movie is to make people think, especially about their current lives and materialism. However, rather than taking a rather somber approach throughout the movie, the movie tries to take an Al Franken approach, and inform through humor. Perhaps this may be because I personally identified with the message, but still, the nonmaterialistic message definitely strikes home, with comedy sprinkled in. If a light hearted comedy is what you are looking for, then this is probably not the best movie to watch simply because the movie isn't that funny. It isn't entirely deep either, but it does manage to get the point across, and makes you think.
Just saw this movie again for the first time since 1998, and I gotta
admit, it's a lot better than I remembered it. I think back then people
just had way too high expectations for it; that and the fact that it
wasn't an "all Eddie Murphy" film--as the reviewer before me put it--
led to its limited success.
Jeff Goldblum can get on my nerves sometimes, but the stark contrast between the personality of his and Murphy's characters in this movie makes for some pretty funny scenes. As for Eddie, his performance as G is one of the best I've ever seen him do: you really do Believe he is a "Holy Man."
I first caught Holy Man a few years ago and was highly impressed. I
didn't go into it knowing much about it, so I wasn't disappointed to
find out it wasn't a comedy -- and it's not, despite some funny
It's just a very light hearted charming movie that will make you think about life's more important aspects. Give it a chance, you'll probably enjoy it more than you expect!
The movie can be a little sappy at times and casting Eric McCormack was probably a mistake. All I could think of when he was on screen was his character from 'Will & Grace'. I guess that's what they call typecasting, eh? Either way, this movie is worth the two hours.
Love the idea of a mysterious, intelligent, well-intentioned man captivating millions of people. Wouldn't it be funny if some obscure shop-at-home channel managed to pull something like this off? Well this seems like a pretty original scenario, and I give it some credit for that. Murphy plays the part of G quite well. One of the few great comedies he's done in the recent past. I love the beginning and ending scenes in which G is walking along the side of the road. It's just some beautiful scenery. When I see it, I wish I'm there. The music in this movie is really enjoyable too. Good to see Ducky in the studio. Really couldn't have cared less about the little relationship that developed. Funny movie. Worth a view or two. I would love to see a sequel.
On the face of it, this romantic comedy is nothing special.
But for some reason, I'm just really pleased by this film. There is a thematic cleverness tying together all the humor, and the inevitable and obvious conclusion ends up being sweet and engaging anyhow.
I hate films that get melodramatic and sappy -- Holy Man skirted the edges but didn't fall into that trap. There aren't snappy comebacks and put downs like in Beverly Hills Cop, but there is some deep thinking. I wouldn't be surprised if for the right people this movie really meant something to their lives. Sort of like, but not as good as Groundhog Day.
Who should see this film:
-- romantic comedy lovers (and drag your spouse along)
-- generic comedy likers who can live without high action if there's a little philosophy
-- if you're not "in with the young crowd" and think Eddy Murphy flicks are too silly and "hip", this one is different
I'll give this one a 7 out of 10.
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This is one of those "why don't they make 'em like that any more"
movies. If it starred, say, Jimmie Stewart and Jean Arthur, everyone
would look upon it fondly, as a treasured masterpiece. But no, it's the
often-abrasive Eddie Murphy, and the frequently hard-to-take Jeff
Goldblum. If you can handle the casting, though, this is a marvelous
movie, transcending its formula to deliver moments of hilarity as well
as a thoughtful message.
Jeff Goldblum is, to me, impeccably cast as an ambitious but unsuccessful salesman. The explanation, later in the movie, of how he traveled with his father on sales trips, sets the character up beautifully. We come to understand that his lack of success really stems from a lack of commitment to the no-holds-barred ethos of the salesman. And, of course, that's a good thing.
Murphy plays "G", who may or may not be divine, but certainly is other-worldly. He's the opposite of Goldblum's character: totally centered, with no attachment to anything, least of all the crass commercialism of the shopping network where Goldblum works. Naturally, he disrupts Goldblum's life, but the kicker comes when Goldblum desperately puts G on the air, and finds that sincerity sells better than salesmanship.
A number of reviewers have complained that there's not enough of Murphy. Maybe so, if you're expecting a full-on Eddie Murphy vehicle. But Holy Man is more than just an "Eddie Murphy" movie, and G the sort of showcase role that no actor could resist. It really lets Murphy shine, displaying more subtlety than usual... yet spinning nicely off his usual sarcastic persona.
The plot, to be sure, is formulaic. You can see the twists coming a mile away. So what? This type of cinema is as ritualistic as Greek tragedy, or Kabuki theater. The point isn't in where it's going, but in how it gets there. And get there it does, making its little Zen point about materialism versus spirituality in a unique and compelling way.
And, at times, a hilariously funny way. The 'magic trick' G performs with a Rolex watch is side-splitting. But it's easily topped by the gut-wrenchingly funny antics of G as he roams from one set to another in the TV studio. What he does to Morgan Fairchild is one of the great moments of sadistic slapstick. (I admire her for appearing in this unflattering scene; she must have an amazing sense of humor.)
I'll admit that the two stars will limit this film's appeal. But even if you're not a fan of Murphy or Goldblum, it's worth taking a chance. Personally, I tend to find Goldblum overpowering; I was definitely rooting for the Tyranosaurus to catch up with his asinine "chaotician" in Jurassic Park (1 and 2). But in some roles he just works, and this is one of them. (Another is "Beyond Suspicion," a.k.a. "Auggie Rose.")
This is not only a good movie, it's one that I actually pull down off the shelf and watch, far more frequently than many of the better-known 'classics.' I've seen it at least four times, and intend to see it many more.
I just recently saw this movie on television. quite frankly i think everyone who gave it a low rating had the wrong impression. this was NOT meant to be a Hollywood movie. hence the theme behind it and the title being Holy man. why would you think that something with a message of love and not exploiting people and products would be made out as exactly that? And thats why its so beautiful, because they didn't make it "popular". the message however is that of true love and peace to all the earth. i think Eddie Murphy did a great job filling the role, and i think his humor and love by all races and religions makes the casting brilliant. The rest of the actors/ actresses are not of my appeal, however i believe i have a new appreciation for them. I think the whole world could benefit from a simplistic but meaningful movie like this. thats all i have to say about that.
I saw this great movie yesterday evening. My mom + I hired it out, along with other DVDs and I'm so glad I chose this one! I believe this movie has a few messages: they are meaningful + things to consider and really think about. First off, Kate is a very kind and compassionate character. As the viewer of the movie, we are positioned to like her. This I totally agree with because I think everyone should be like Kate - she has lovely qualities. When she stands up for her rights as a human and says: "I'm not going to sell my soul" I really like that. That's how everybody should think. Why should individuals give in to money (and business) and simultaneously sell their soul, their integrity, their self as a whole? Well, they should not. But it happens so it's ultimately up to the individual to make their own choices, right or wrong. Kate is empathetic towards G and she feels that G should not be made to do the shows purely to save someone else's ass. She also feels that the business is just using him as a way for their success to be fruitful again. Although, G doesn't mind doing the shows because he says he wants to do them for Ricky. So Kate walks away from the whole business and I think it's great that she does this cos she shows us what it's like to have integrity. But this movie teaches one that when you're in trouble and you pray for help, God is always there to help you - G is in trouble at work so he prays sincerely and G turns up! There are other beautiful messages too. You can work them out. In the end, Ricky listens to Kate's benevolent example and lets G go. Kate falls in love with Ricky once again and here we have a wonderful happy ending. I just love movies with happy endings. I recommend this movie to anyone that believes in integrity.
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Now here's a movie where the problem is in the wrong way people look at
it and receive it.
It's about the condition of truthfulness in our contemporary materialistic world, showing that the truthful man isn't the one who doesn't lie at all (because that's impossible to happen!), but he's the one who lies less than the others.
I liked selecting the field of advertisement to make the whole movie in. This world of unceasing commercials was an epitome of the world we live of shiny seductive fibs, where everything is a commodity that had to be sold anyway anyhow, with or without credibility; which can be sold also accompanied by any bad commodity. This environment created the perfect irony with the main issue.
But I liked more and more the confidential talk between the lead/the manager of the advertising channel and god in the bathroom. It became the only place where he can be alone with his conscience away from all the people's dirt; or the bigger bathroom; which can't have a way to empty all of its uncountable lies. It's one sharp, so sarcastic, paradox that introduces the toilet as less filthy than that huge liar world around. So when toilets become the only holy place in our world then what kind of "shitty" world we live indeed?! This summarizes the serious character of this movie which was wrongly understood as yet another comedy for (Eddie Murphy) while it's wholly not.
It's a movie that asks what's holy nowadays. And according to its nice story; there is surely no 100 % holy men at all. Only holy thoughts. The greatest of them all is being truthful. That's holy enough...just if you can do it.
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Theatergoers, be forewarned: No wimps. No mercy. No chairs.
Just the way Quentin Tarantino likes it.
Colorado Springs' rebel company Theatre 'd Art, founded in 2003 to expand what live theater can be, is staging a first-ever immersive, real-time adaptation of Tarantino's bloody cult classic 1992 film "Reservoir Dogs," about six thugs barricaded in a warehouse after a jewelry heist gone bad.
And director Crystal Carter isn't going to bull(bleep) you, any more than Mr. Blonde while making it perfectly (bleeping) clear to that sad sap of a cop that he's not going to get a slow and painless death: "I can say unapologetically that this is (bleeping) 'Reservoir Dogs,' and it is unquestionably the best live theater experience people are going to get anywhere right now," said Carter.
That last (bleep) was a variation of a common swear word (let's say it rhymes with "Chuck") that is used 272 times in Tarantino's controversial homage to casual noir violence.
"We haven't counted," Carter said, "but I'd say we rival the film there."
The play is being presented in a former storage warehouse at 433 E. Cucharras St. in Colorado Springs. It's about an experienced criminal who has assembled a team of crooks who don't know one another, so they can't squeal if they're caught. They are named off a color chart: Mr. White, Mr. Orange, Mr. Blonde, Mr. Pink and so on.
Adapting the film has been a dream of Carter's and conspirators Jonathan Margheim and Brian Mann, for years. From the start, Carter knew two things: It had to be presented environmentally, meaning not on a traditional theater setting, and that it must be staged in real time, meaning action takes place all around the audience at once.
"We loved the idea of placing the audience inside this violent moment that unfolds with this snowball effect where they can't stop what's happening to them," Carter said.
When the audience arrives, they are directed to an enclosed area that represents the film's diner. Everyone watches the first two scenes together. But from the moment Mr. Orange and Mr. White throw open the warehouse doors and enter bleeding and screaming, it's every man for himself. Or woman. Action breaks out everywhere — in the main warehouse, in the parking lot and in a loft. It's up to every wandering audience member where to direct their attention. So if you don't want to see that poor cop lose an ear, you can go check out what's happening out front. The action is so concentrated that, unlike the film's 100-minute run time, the whole thing here is over in an hour.
"We are all in love with the film, but adapting 'Reservoir Dogs' for the traditional theater with a linear storyline just wouldn't work," said Carter, who wrote the adaptation herself. She says she's been mostly faithful to the script, in that nothing new has been added. Only the flashbacks scenes have been cut.
Well, there is one thing. The film is a testosterone-driven crime spree, marked by the likes of Michael Madsen, Steve Buscemi and Harvey Keitel. But in Colorado Springs, Nice Guy Eddie (played in the film by Chris Penn) is no guy. He's played by a woman (Mathilde Lemoine), for one specific intent.
"Women who are violent in the media tend to be hyper-sexualized — and there's nothing wrong with that," Carter believes, referring to screen icons ranging from Angelina Jolie's Lara Croft to Tarantino's own "Kill Bill" protagonist The Bride (played by Uma Thurman). "But we wanted to show that women don't have to be hypersexualized to be violent."
Otherwise, she promises with a laugh, "We would never do anything to mess with Tarantino at all. We know better."
Theatre 'd Art exists to bring audiences out of their comfort zones, evidenced by recent stagings of the naturalistic horror of "Grand Guignol" and Shakespeare's feral romance "Troilus and Cressida."
"We wanted to show what we are capable of and bring some edgy new stuff to town," Carter said. "Live theater has been the most immediate form of media since time immemorial — and this is even better than that. This is a really fun, unique experience. It's fast-paced, and it's over in an hour. This is breaking as far away from traditional theater as you can possibly break."
"Reservoir Dogs": Ticket information
Environmental crime noir. Presented by Theatre 'd Art at the Western Jubilee Back 40 Warehouse, 433 E. Cucharras St., Colorado Springs. Through April 8. 1 hour, no intermission. 7 and 9 p.m. Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Tickets, $10, via 719-357-8321 or theatredart.org
Arvada Center's "Chess: A Musical"
Through April 15: Set against the backdrop of a chess tournament, this rock opera uses the game of chess -- with all of its power plays, manipulations and sacrificial pawns -- as a metaphor for the contemporary conflicts in love and life as well as global strife and peaceful coexistence. With lyrics by Tim Rice ("Jesus Christ Superstar" and "Evita") and music by Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus ("Mamma Mia!"), this is the regional premiere of the celebrated London version of the musical, best known for producing the Top-40 pop hit, "One Night In Bangkok."
Showtimes: 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Matinees 1 p.m. Wednesdays; 2 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays.
6901 Wadsworth Blvd., Arvada, 720-898-7200 or the arvada center's home page
Denver Center Theatre Company's "Ring of Fire: The Music of Johnny Cash"
Through May 13: This musical revue tribute, part of both the Denver Center Theatre Company's and Denver Center Attractions' season subscriptions, allows fans to revisit more than three dozen of the legendary Johnny Cash's best-known songs to tell the journey of a man in search of his soul.
Showtimes: 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays through Thursdays; 7:30 p.m. Fridays; 1:30 and 7:30 p.m. Saturdays; 1:30 p.m. Sundays.
Stage Theatre, Denver Performing Arts Complex, 14th and Curtis streets, 303-893-4100 or the denver center's home page
square product theatre's "5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche"
Through April 7: It's 1956 and the members of the Susan B. Anthony Society for the Sisters of Gertrude Stein are hosting their annual quiche breakfast. Will they be able to keep their cool when communists descend on their idyllic, all-American town? Prepare to "Duck and Cover" with Vern, Lulie, Wren, and Dale in a rollicking exploration of forbidden love, egg worship, and radioactive fallout. Come out, come out, wherever you are (and don't forget to bring a fork!). This production will be staged again from April 19-28.
Showtimes: 8 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays
At the Wesley Chapel, 1290 Folsom St., Boulder, 303-442-0234 or square product's home page
Lincoln Center Presents "Straight No Chaser"
Through March 31: This 10-member, all-male vocal ensemble is re-energizing a cappella music. After creating a YouTube sensation with their first video "The Twelve Days of Christmas," they're touring the country with their sophisticated harmonies, engaging charisma and unique humor.
Showtimes: 7:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday; 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Saturday
At the Magnolia Theatre, 417 W. Magnolia St., Fort Collins, 970-221-6730 or lctix's home page
OpenStage's "The Ladies Man"
Through April 28: The tiniest little lie can lead to all sorts of trouble. But in this lightning-paced comic farce, freely adapted from "Tailleur Pour Dames" by Georges Feydeau, it leads to mind-boggling chaos, several near catastrophes and an improbable succession of slamming doors. Combine the saucy naughtiness of French farce, several conniving maniacs, an explosive minefield of misunderstandings, an insane chase sequence and you get the idea. Translated by Charles Morey.
Showtimes: 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays; plus 2 p.m. April 15 and 22
Lincoln Center, 417 W. Magnolia St., Fort Collins, 970-221-6730 or openstage's home page
Bas Bleu's "Rabbit Hole"
Through May 6: In this surprise 2007 Pulitzer winner, Becca and Howie Corbett have everything a family could want, until a life-shattering accident involving their child turns their world upside down and leaves the couple drifting perilously apart. A bittersweet search for comfort in the darkest of places, and for a path that will lead them back into the light of day. By David Lindsay-Abaire.
Showtimes: 7:30 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays; also 2:30 p.m. Sundays
401 Pine St., Fort Collins, 970-498-8949 or bas bleu's home page
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Schools set to honor veterans
Three local schools will have ceremonies honoring veterans this week. Students in Palm Beach County public schools will have Nov. 11 off as a designated Teacher Work Day.
Intermediate students at Jupiter Farms Elementary School will have a Veterans Day presentation on Tuesday.
Local military historian and former Air Force Capt. Bill Arcuri will share his experiences as a USAF pilot and a POW during the Vietnam War.
Arcuri serves as an honorary board member of Forgotten Soldiers Outreach Inc., a nonprofit organization whose focus is to encourage U.S. servicemen and women who are deployed overseas.
Arcuri's major military awards include the Distinguish Flying Cross, Bronze Star with "V" Device, Purple Heart, Air Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster, POW Medal, National Defense Medal, Vietnam Service Medal and Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal. He recently was featured in a National Geographic Channel documentary on the Vietnam War. Students will view many military artifacts, including types of food served to POWs.
Presentations will take place throughout the day, beginning at 8:15 a.m. in the Media Center.
Watson B. Duncan Community Middle School is sponsoring its ninth annual Veterans Day program, about 90 minutes, on Tuesday at 9:45 a.m. in the gymnasium.
"The purpose of this program is to acknowledge and thank veterans and "active duty military personnel" for serving our country," said Tom Barrett, coordinator of the program.
The Duncan chorus and band will provide musical selections, Palm Beach Gardens High School Navy Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps will post and retire the colors as well as perform a rifle drill exhibition.
Several veterans will attend representing different branches of the service, and many dignitaries from the communities will be invited.
The Benjamin School's Upper School in Palm Beach Gardens will be expanding their annual Veteran's Day commemoration to include a program hosted by the Red Cross Club which will honor the men and women of The Benjamin community who have served or are currently serving in the military.
In addition, William T. Dwyer High School's Junior ROTC will present the flag colors and demonstrate a rifle drill while The Benjamin School's band will perform.
The ceremony will be at 1:50 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 11 in The Benjamin School Upper School gymnasium, 4875 Grandiflora Road, Palm Beach Gardens.
For more information, visit www.thebenjaminschool.org.
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Seniors to perform at Watch A Rising Star
Junior Achievement of the Palm Beaches selected five graduating seniors who will perform at this year's Watch A Rising Star event on Nov. 14 at the Borland Center in Palm Beach Gardens.
The annual fundraiser begins with cocktails and a silent auction at 6:30 p.m., followed by dinner catered by Café Chardonnay and a live auction at 8 p.m. The cost to attend is $150 per person.
The five finalists are Felipe Alou, Cardinal Newman; Erin Thomas, Dreyfoos School of the Arts; Eva May, Palm Beach Central; Kelley McGillicuddy, Kings Academy; and Patrick Morley, Saint Andrews.
They will compete for $5,000 in college scholarships at the annual Watch A Rising Star fundraiser, which is produced by Kathi Kretzer of Kretzer Pianos. The first-place winner will receive a $3,000 scholarship; second place, $1,000; third place,$500; and fourth and fifth place, $250.
Local radio celebrity Tim Byrd will emcee the event, which also will honor businessman Greg Rice for his contributions to the local economy.
To buy tickets or for more information, call (561) 242-9468.
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I work in downtown Los Angeles, where there are lots of interactions during lunch on streets.. and every lunch break so far, i've taken out XA-2 and took few quick snaps.
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Obama Names Winners of National Medal of Science
December 26, 2012
President Obama on Friday named 12 scientists as winners of the National Medal of Science. The honor was created in 1959 and annually salutes excellence in chemistry, engineering, computing, mathematics, or the biological, behavioral/social and physical sciences. This year's winners and their institutions:
- Allen Bard, University of Texas at Austin
- Sallie Chisholm, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Sidney Drell, Stanford University
- Sandra Faber, University of California at Santa Cruz
- Sylvester James Gates, University of Maryland at College Park
- Solomon Golomb, University of Southern California
- John Goodenough, University of Texas at Austin
- M. Frederick Hawthorne, University of Missouri at Columbia
- Leroy Hood, Institute for Systems Biology in Washington State
- Barry Mazur, Harvard University
- Lucy Shapiro, Stanford University
- Anne Treisman, Princeton University
President Obama also named individuals, a team and a company as winners of the National Medal of Technology and Innovation
- Frances Arnold, California Institute of Technology
- George Carruthers, U.S. Naval Research Lab
- Robert Langer, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Norman McCombs, AirSep Corporation
- Gholam Peyman, Arizona Retinal Specialists
- Art Rosenfeld, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
- Jan Vilcek, New York University Langone Medical Center
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Did you know I Love Lucy had a comic strip???
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Never forget the time Mallard Fillmore went to war with Jon Stewart because he didn't understand how parody works
I love this cartoon. It's got everything you could want from a political cartoon: a long-debunked conservative conspiracy, demonization of some random government slob unknown to normal people, a seemingly inexplicable slam against Jon Stewart, and a topical reference to a popular movie currently in theaters! It's a close runner-up to this one as my favorite of the month.
The Tinker Bell movie The Pirate Fairy features origin stories for (spoilers!!!) Captain Hook and Tick Tock Croc, which means the Peter Pan Timeline is as follows:
- The Tinker Bell/Pixie Hollow movies
- A few decades pass, during which Captain Hook loses his hand and Tinker Bell meets Peter Pan
- Peter Pan
- Jake and the Neverland Pirates (takes place shortly after Peter Pan according to one episode where the Darling children are the same ages)
- 20-30 years pass
- Peter Pan II: Return to Neverland (takes place during World War II)
I hope this information is of some use to you.
Awful Link of the Day - Tumblr's lifting community:
Shoplifters of the world wide web, unite! Tumblr's "lifting community" is a burgeoning subculture of young girls who steal makeup and clothes, then brag about their ill-gotten gains for all to see.
A Google search suggests I am the first person to use the phrase "shoplifters of the world wide web, unite!"
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After like two weeks of strips about trigger warnings, I thought perhaps Bruce Tinsley had gone soft and was deliberately avoiding the big stories of the day - legalized gay marriage, the Confederate flag, Donald Trump's comments about Mexicans - and then, BAM! He knocks it right out of the park!
Awful Link of the Day: Ellington Vengaboys Museum:
One of The Curator's ultimate dream goals is getting the Vengaboys to visit him in rural Ellington, NY so he can pitch them on his idea for a Vengaboys movie, which he describes as "a science fiction thriller/action/adventure story about a levitating island."
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Death is inevitable but we still need to take bold, decisive action with regards to climate change and environmental destruction instead of just talking about it so our descendants (birds) can have a better world
Are you excited for the Adventure Time movie??
wtf is an adventure time
Oh that's right I forgot, Adventure Time doesn't exist in this universe
CalArts was nuked along with the rest of Valencia in season 6, thereby depriving us of a generation of animators -_-
this is why i fight terrorism, chloe
to avenge the cartoons my granddaughter was cruelly deprived of
Happy 12th anniversary to rubbercat.net
As mentioned before, I upgraded my hosting plan with lots more space so I added everything here back to my "hosted" section, which I had previously taken down to free up space. Apparently MIDIs are no longer supported in Chrome so The Jonathan Taylor Thomas Chamber certainly loses a lot of "oomph," another victim of modern web gentrification. I don't think I want to know what percentage of my website no longer works.
Once again Blue Sky shows a shocking disregard for Peanuts canon... Linus & Lucy are supposed to be in different grades and Franklin & Peppermint Patty go to a different school... sorry, but I'll pass.


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"We are honored by the confidence Lisa and the Board of TWSHF have shown in the National Vulvodynia Association by deciding to transfer their assets to us," says Phyllis Mate, NVA's executive director. "This generous gift will help the NVA further our mutual goal of educating healthcare professionals and the public on women's sexual health. Lisa has been a leader and an advocate for women in this area, and we are looking forward to continuing her important work."
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Established in 1994, the National Vulvodynia Association (NVA) has made a significant impact on both the medical community and women through their many education programs, activities and advocacy for research and research funding.
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Founded in April, 2003, TWSHF, an international, non-profit foundation, supported a multidisciplinary approach to the treatment of sexual health issues. It has served to educate the lay public and healthcare professionals about the current research, diagnosis and treatment of female sexual health difficulties. It strongly advocated for research to benefit practitioners and women in this key area of women's health. During the past six years, founder and executive director Lisa Martinez along with TWSHF's international advisory board of leading professionals in the field of women's health established numerous educational resources, including an award winning web site and blog, a total of twenty-one quarterly journal issues and four educational brochures in three languages available as free downloads on the web site. The Foundation also presented four national conferences on Female Sexual Health in partnership with the Columbia University College of
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I hope you can all help me. I am looking to come back to cycling after 10 years out of the saddle!
I want to be able to ride both on the road and smoothish trails, so a cyclocross bike would fit nicely. Budget is $1500 and I have been looking at the following (or trying to!)
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Kona - Jake the Snake
Raleigh RX 2.0
Now the issue I have it that I have called a number of LBS in Dallas and most don't have any Cyclocross bikes in stock so riding before I buy is hard. I don't want to buy without riding if I can help it.
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The way it happens is that Nicklas Lidstrom calls Ken Holland and suggests they meet; Holland spends the intervening time not sleeping; they meet, and in 5 minutes, it's over.
"It's Game 7," Holland said Tuesday when describing what it's like to wait to find out whether Lidstrom will return or retire. The Wings have gone through it the past few years and are doing so again this spring, as Lidstrom, who will be 42 on Saturday, mulls his future. The Wings very much want him back.
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Thursday, October 24, 2013
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BUFORD — With a slow growing economy, humans aren't the only ones who need a little financial help.
On Saturday, the public is invited to the Save the Horses Fall Festival and Fundraiser at The Stables at Lake Lanier Island Resort.
"We've done events in the past, but nothing of this magnitude," said Beth Pedaggi, manager of The Stables at Lake Lanier Islands Resort. "The light bulb went off for me and Su (Hughes, who helps with fundraising). We wanted to help Cheryl (Flanagan, founder of Save the Horses) and put the stables on the map."
Save the Horses is a nonprofit horse rescue which began in 1998. It provides care for more than 150 horses, plus other animals. During the fundraiser, the organization's goal is to raise money for its winter hay and grain costs, which can run as high as $15,000 per month.
"I want people to know about us," Pedaggi said. "Most people don't even know we're here. For the fundraiser part, the woman (Flanagan) works tirelessly and her heart is in the right place. She has a great following, but we want to put her name out there even more."
To raise money, there will be many raffle tickets available for people to purchase. Every half an hour between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m., prizes will be drawn. At 3 p.m., the grand prize winner will be selected, and will win a night stay at the Legacy Lodge for two adults and two children, plus trail rides.
Other prizes include zip lining tours, golf for two, spa treatments, four hour pontoon rental, dinners, car washes and oil changes — just to name a few.
For the children, there are $10 activity tickets that gives the young ones access to a pony ride, inflatables, face painting, a petting zoo, pumpkin patch, a stick horse race, pony decorating and admission to the screening of "Secretariat."
There are also photo opportunities with the horses, food for sale and several live riding demonstrations by National Champions from the American Miniature Horse Association.
Beside the funds, Pedaggi wants people to become more aware of horses and the positive impacts they can have on humans.
"We want to introduce the local community to them and let them know they are majestic creatures," she said.
Based out of Cumming, Ga., Save the Horse's mission is to "help improve the quality of life for all horses, thereby improve the lives of adults and children through their bonds with horses."
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Club working on trail bridge
BOLTON The Green Mountain Club is working on a new route for the Long Trail, the long-distance hiking trail.
The route would be in Bolton.
The club is issuing a challenge to raise $50,000 for a footbridge crossing the Winooski River.
Its already raised more than $500,000.
The club says an anonymous donor has agreed to match every donation up to the $50,000 through the end of August.
The club has sought to establish a safe, appropriate and permanent route for the Long Trail over the Winooski River in Bolton since 1912, when it established the first stretch of the trail from Mount Mansfield to the river.
The club expects to break ground by June.
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Great use in Bloody Mary's or on an appetizer tray. Prep time does not inlcude preparing the jars for canning
Ingredients2 lbs green beans, washed and trimmed at ends.
1/4 -1/2 tsp. cayene pepper or Tabasco sauce (according to your heat preference)
2 cloves garlic, whole and peeled
1/2 tsp mustard seeds (optional)
1 head dill, or 1/2 tsp dill weed
5 C. distilled vinegar
1/2 C. pickling salt
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2. Bring vinegar, sal and water to a boil
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Red Wing Niklas Kronwall plays defense during a Blues power play Feb. 1, 2006, in Detroit.
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Detroit Red Wings defenseman Niklas Kronwall had his knee scoped today, and doctors finally figured out what was causing him continued discomfort this summer.
"He had a lateral meniscus tear," Wings general manager Ken Holland said. "I think it's great news. Now we're expecting that, early in training camp, he'll be on the ice. When you don't feel good, you don't know what it is, it's a concern. These are finely tuned athletes. He's seen a lot of doctors." Kronwall suffered a knee-to-knee hit from Montreal's Georges Laraque on Nov. 21 last season. Kronwall missed 30 games with a sprained ...


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Oracle and Hyperion both needed to move toward such a full-suite benefit, hence the strong fit together. There are sales and channel overlaps, but not significant product overlaps, which should lead to consolidation benefits for the companies. And the merger will bring the Oracle and Hyperion product lines added reach through their non-overlapping accounts and channels. One also has to wonder how well Hyperion's features and functions will mesh with (mash up?) Oracle's burgeoning variety of business applications.
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Reflecting a sharp drop in demand, handheld maker Palm on Tuesday reported a loss of $27 million for its fourth quarter, or 5 cents per share, on revenue of $233 million. The sales figure is in line with the company's warning in May but far short of the $290 million to $300 million the company had originally told financial analysts to expect. The figure is also up 41 percent from the $165 million in revenue the company took in during the prior year. Excluding certain charges and benefits, Palm lost $18 million, or 3 cents per share, for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2002. This compares to a pro forma net loss of $89 million, or 16 cents per share, for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2001. Palm said it shipped 900,000 handhelds in the quarter and 4.4 million for the full fiscal year, which ended May 31. --Ian Fried, Special to ZDNet News
Samsung Semiconductor plans to announce Monday that it has renewed its contract with Microsoft to supply memory chips for the company's Xbox game console. Such long-term supply agreements are particularly valuable in the turbulent memory-chip industry, which saw manufacturers selling dynamic random access memory (DRAM) chips below cost for much of last year just to keep factories open. Risto Puhakka, an analyst at semiconductor research firm VLSI Research, said that even though memory prices are starting to recover, it is to Samsung's advantage to lock in orders now. "The long-term contracts present a number of benefits in that suppliers can plan much more efficiently," he said. "You're not in the position of dealing entirely with the spot market." The Xbox contract also helps Samsung, a leading maker of memory, to diversify. Each Xbox console uses 64MB of high-speed double-data rate (DDR) DRAM, half of what one finds in the average PC. However, the PC industry is slogging through its worst downturn ever, while game console sales are rising rapidly. "It shows Samsung is selling into other areas besides PCs, and I think that's to their advantage," Puhakka said. Microsoft sold 1.5 million consoles from mid-November, when the Xbox went on sale, through the end of 2001. Microsoft projects worldwide shipments of 4 million to 6 million units for its 2002 fiscal year, which ends June 30. Besides Samsung, major component suppliers for the Xbox include Nvidia, which makes the graphics processor and a custom multi-function chip for the console, and storage makers Western Digital and Seagate, which make the hard drives used in the console.
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Morra replaces Anna Johnson-Winegar, Ph.D., who remains on the board as immediate past chair. A Society volunteer for almost 30 years, Johnson-Winegar previously served as secretary, treasurer, vice chair, and chair-elect of the Society's National Board of Directors. She is also a past president of both the Society's Maryland and Mid-Atlantic Divisions.
Elizabeth T.H. Fontham, M.P.H., Dr,PH., president-elect, is the first dean of Louisiana State University, School of Public Health, and a professor of epidemiology and pathology at the Louisiana State University School of Medicine. She has made significant contributions in establishing the risk of lung cancer associated with involuntary exposure to tobacco smoke.
Van Velsor Wolf, JD, chair elect and a 22-year Society volunteer, is the senior environmental lawyer at Snell & Wilmer in Phoenix, Ariz. Wolf has served as the president of the American Cancer Society Cancer Action NetworkSM (ACS CAN) Board of Directors, treasurer of the National Board and chairman of the audit committee, chairman of the Society's Arizona and Southwest Divisions and on numerous national committees.
George W.P. Atkins, vice chair, previously served two terms as
secretary, and has been a Society volunteer since 1973. Atkins serves on
many national and South Atlantic Division committees. After a 33-year
career in the banking industry, Atkins retired from Wachovia Bank, where
his last position was as an executive vice president in the trust
department. Atkins serves on the board of directors and co-chairs the
governance committee for the Society's South Atlantic Division. He also
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In their studies, the researchers examined sucrose transport in the thale cress, Arabidopsis thaliana, and in rice plants. In order to track down the function of the SWEET proteins, they switched off the corresponding genes in a series of plants. This enabled them to discover that, when their SWEETs do not work, plants have a considerably higher sucrose content in their leaves. "Because the sugar cannot be transported away, it accumulates in the leaf tissue, and other parts of the plant, like the roots and seeds, do not receive an adequate supply of sucrose," explains Alisdair Fernie from the Potsdam-based Max Planck Institute.
This discovery represents an important development for plant breeding as, in many cases, the parts of plants used by humans, like seeds and tubers, do not form any carbohydrates themselves but are, instead, supplied by the leaves. "We can now regulate these molecular pumps precisely and thereby increase the transport of sucrose to the plant seeds. One day, it may be possible to increase the harvest yield of agricultural crops in this way," explains Wolf Frommer from the Carnegie Institution. Moreover, the SWEETs provide a promising starting point for the protection of plants against pest infestations. Some pests, for example the bacterium Xanthomonas oryzae, which causes leaf streak in rice, misuse these transporters to access the plant's sucrose and feed on it themselves. For this reason, the scientists would now like to clarify the role of these transporters in pest infestation in greater detail.
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British historian Kathleen Walker-Meikle collects centuries-old examples of canine representation in her succinct but illuminating work Medieval Dogs, published by the British Library. While there has been considerable research into the earliest beginnings of the human/canine relationship, and countless looks into how dogs and people complement each other today, it is fascinating to look at the ways dogs were portrayed in what is considered to be a less enlightened historical time.
Brilliantly illustrated and well captioned manuscripts and paintings from around Europe are featured, along with brief but telling text. The pre-Renaissance art, without linear perspective, speaks to a bygone age. Stories of how dogs were part of abbey life among monks and nuns show a push/pull acceptance of the animals. In some cases, dogs were happily allowed to run free throughout abbeys, while in other cases, they were more grudgingly permitted — aside from sanctuaries and dining areas. As with medical treatment for humans, veterinary skills during the medieval years were basic and often fraught with suggestions that are chilling today. It's surprising to see how many breeds from our era, such as Greyhounds, terriers and spaniels, were already classified as early as the 16th century.
Loyalty is shown in many drawings of canines that remained with their fallen masters after a battle. Representations of the dogs in these and other illustrations (such as the many lapdogs depicted in royal settings) show how people of the period valued their animal companions. While rampant superstition during medieval times did not always portray dogs in the best light, their frequent appearances within the art and manuscripts of the period show the evolution of the human/dog relationship to what it now has become.
The group that the L.A. Times dubbed "The Bling Ring" was an unlikely band of seven privileged, fame-obsessed teenage thieves who gained entry into multiple celebrity homes in 2008 and 2009 using information that was widely available online. Perhaps the most astonishing part of their crime spree was how long they were able to get away with it and how easy it really was. Entertainment journalist Nancy Jo Sales brings us the full story in The Bling Ring: How a Gang of Fame-Obsessed Teens Ripped off Hollywood and Shocked the World.
Sales first published the story in a 2010 Vanity Fair article titled "The Suspect Wore Louboutins." It is now expanded in this in-depth exposé. The thieves monitored their victims' whereabouts using social media posts and websites like TMZ. They found the celebrities' mansions using Google maps and a website mapping locations of celebrity houses. When they went to the victims' homes, they found that many of the houses were unlocked or that the alarm systems were disabled, making it simple for them to enter the homes and take whatever they wanted. They stole about $3 million worth of clothing, jewelry and other property over the course of a year. The list of their victims is a who's who of young Hollywood stars, including Lindsay Lohan, Rachel Bilson, Audrina Patridge and Orlando Bloom. They reportedly broke into Paris Hilton's house multiple times before they were apprehended.
The group's crimes inspired the film, The Bling Ring, starring Emma Watson and written and directed by Sofia Coppola, available on DVD in September.
After years of being relegated to uses as a soup green or worse, a plate garnish, kale has made a stunning comeback in the past few years. Darling of the dietary world, it frequently ranks near or at the top of the best foods for optimal nutritional impact and is thus often referred to as a "superfood." Two new cookbooks focus on ways to use kale to maximum effect. The more no-nonsense of the pair, Kale: The Complete Guide to the World's Most Powerful Superfood by Stephanie Pedersen, contains over 70 recipes divided into categories such as beverages, ways to incorporate kale into breakfast, lunch, snacks and even desserts that feature this bittersweet green. A helpful introductory section covers the types of the vegetable, techniques for selecting kale and its many nutritional benefits.
A more whimsical but no less informative cookbook is Fifty Shades of Kale: 50 Fresh and Satisfying Recipes That Are Bound to Please by Drew Ramsey and Jennifer Iserloh. Beautiful photographs of the many varieties of kale and the mouthwatering recipes themselves add to the allure. Mild winks to the book series the title references are included, but do not get in the way of the text or food. Appealing ideas such as kale and kiwi gazpacho; a warm kale salad with beets and ginger; and even chocolate chip kale cookies incorporate this newly rediscovered gem into contemporary recipes. One of the resources listed at the close of the book, thekaleproject.com, contains more recipes and assorted information to satisfy your "green tooth."
David Oliver Relin did not live long enough to witness the publication of his new book, Second Suns: Two Doctors and Their Amazing Quest to Restore Sight and Save Lives. It is a top-notch, inspiring account of two brilliant physicians from opposite ends of the world, one a Harvard-educated adrenaline junkie from America, and the other a disciplined trader's son from a remote Nepalese village. The unlikely duo combine their generous talents for one lofty goal: to cure preventable blindness. In 1995, they founded the Himalayan Cataract Project as a way to treat thousands of impoverished Himalayans in that isolated, mountainous region.
For ophthalmologists Geoffrey Tabin and Sanduk Ruit, the means to an end seemed simple yet difficult. In developing countries, cataracts are the leading cause of preventable blindness among the poor, including children. In wealthy countries, it is a common and treatable ailment of the elderly. "Some conditions of existence are more painful than others," Ruit tells Relin. Ruit would know; growing up, the nearest doctor was a six-day-walk away. He watched as his siblings died of curable illnesses.
Relin transports readers to Ruit's temporary eye hospital, formerly a filthy military post in the village of Kalikasthan, where young and old shuffle in from scorching heat to have red-brown dust scrubbed from their faces. The high energy Tabin, who early on abandoned a medical career to pursue athletic passions, was inspired by Ruit. Together, their respective stories led the dynamic pair to their calling. Thousands have been cured with their simple surgery that costs a mere pittance.
Relin, who co-authored the now controversial bestseller Three Cups of Tea with Greg Mortenson, committed suicide in November 2012. In telling this compelling and hopeful story of two medical pioneers, the author was not immune to the poignancy of what he was witnessing. When an elegant 56-year-old seamstress, who was forced to sell her sewing machine, finally sees again, Relin thrust into her hands a wad of bills. "For a sewing machine," he said.
Something very wrong was happening to patients at various hospitals in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Mysterious deaths and a higher than usual number of unexplained incidents followed nurse Charlie Cullen as he hopscotched from one hospital to the next. In The Good Nurse: A True Story of Medicine, Madness, and Murder, Charles Graeber relays a chilling, true crime account of a board-certified nurse who killed an unknown number of the hospitals' most vulnerable patients over the span of 16 years. More disturbing was the hospitals' handling of it. Although Cullen had been dismissed or summarily fired from jobs, he never seemed to have problems finding another position. Fearful of appearing incompetent or risking internal investigation, hospitals did not report missing drugs or unusual deaths. Cullen was often allowed to resign with the promise that incidents would not show up on his record. Even when police investigators became involved in 2003, one of the hospitals blatantly lied about their ability to access data showing which drugs were requested by which nurses.
The Good Nurse is the result of six years of research by Graeber, including interviews with a now- imprisoned Cullen. Through these interviews, plus police records and court documents, Graeber reconstructs Cullen's violent family history and the convoluted methods he used to manipulate the hospitals' drug-dispensing systems in order to kill patients with overdoses. He gives readers insight into a complex man who could just as easily build rapport with co-workers and woo women as he could mercilessly kill the sick and infirm. The total number of victims will never be known, although Graeber describes him as "perhaps the most prolific serial killer in American history," with estimates as high as 300 deaths. True crime and medical thriller readers shouldn't miss this story of a "good nurse" with deadly intentions, and the detectives who were in a race against time to arrest him before he killed again.
David Bowie sang "fame puts you there where things are hollow." Two new books take a close look at superstar entertainers separated by decades, yet the perks and consequences of fame seem to remain the same. Queen of the Air: A True Story of Love and Tragedy at the Circus by Dean Jensen is the true story of circus aerialist phenom Leitzel Pelikan who rose to international stardom at the dawn of the 20th century. Author Michael Walker looks to the music scene in What You Want Is in the Limo: On the Road with Led Zeppelin, Alice Cooper and The Who in 1973, the Year the Sixties Died and the Modern Rock Star Was Born.
The Pelikan's small family circus had fallen on hard times, and crippled patriarch Eduard was forced to "apprentice" his talented 12-year-old daughter Nellie to Willy Dosta's traveling troupe in order to feed his family. Nellie, an accomplished acrobat and flyer herself, returned within a year and gave birth to baby Leitzel in 1891. Nellie left her baby in the care of her parents while she trained, traveled and eventually found renown under the tutelage of Edward Leamy. Petite Leitzel showed a gift for the trapeze and Roman rings and soon outshone her mother under the big top. So famous that she was known simply as Leitzel, she commanded a private car in the Ringling Brothers circus train, enjoyed legions of admirers and suitors, and was married several times including to her male trapeze counterpart, Alfredo Codona. Queen of the Air is not only a biography of a legendary aerialist, it is a behind the scenes view of the celebrity and circus life of an earlier time.
Walker's title says it all; his premise is that 1973 marked a year of intense road tours for "every major act of the era" which ushered in the real '70s, changing the hippie-ish peace and love culture of the '60s to a harsher reality of big money, scads of friendly groupies and an unending assortment of illicit substances. Walker tracks the travels and travails of The Who, Led Zeppelin and Alice Cooper whose skyrocketing stars and bulging coffers are directly proportional to the indulgence of their dissolute behaviors. 1973 marked the year of outrageous contract demands, powerful and massive customized sound systems and no-holds-barred stage shows. What You Want Is in the Limo will be enjoyed by anyone who ever held a transistor radio to their ear.
When James and Bob first met, both were at low points in their lives. James, a London street musician and recovering drug addict, was living hand-to-mouth, barely making enough money to eat and keep a roof over his head. Bob, a flea-ridden, bedraggled orange tabby, was malnourished and injured. Recognizing a fellow kindred spirit in need, James began to nurse Bob back to health, forming a special bond between them. Their uplifting story is chronicled in James Bowen's memoir A Street Cat Named Bob: And How He Saved My Life.
It's quickly apparent to James that Bob is far from a typical cat. Easygoing and fiercely affectionate, he prefers toileting outside every morning to using a litter box. And much like a dog, he follows James on his route to the bus, although he also enjoys riding draped across his shoulders. James allows Bob to accompany him to his usual busking spot in Covent Garden. Using a combination of a makeshift shoelace "leash" and the shoulder-carry method, he navigates the ginger feline though busy traffic. He takes out his acoustic guitar and soon Bob is contentedly curled up inside the case. James immediately discovers that his unusual cat draws a lot of favorable tourist attention, and together they take in as much money in an hour as James usually makes solo in a day.
There are some pitfalls along the way, but James and Bob continue to be more than just pet and owner. James is astonished to find out that they are famous abroad, thanks to videos posted by tourists on YouTube. Readers who enjoyed Dewey: The Small-Town Library Cat Who Touched the World or Homer's Odyssey: A Fearless Feline Tale, or How I Learned about Love and Life with a Blind Wonder Cat will breeze through this heartwarming, inspirational book.
As the 2008 presidential election neared, Washington Post reporter Wil Haygood wanted to write about the life of someone who had worked in the White House and lived through the civil rights movement. He wanted the story to reflect what this historic moment would mean to that person. His search for the perfect subject led him to Eugene Allen, a man who served as White House butler for 34 years. His time working in the White House spanned eight presidential administrations, from Truman to Reagan. Haygood's article about Allen's life, "A Butler Well Served by This Election," was the inspiration for Lee Daniels' The Butler, a movie coming to theaters in August. In honor of the movie's release, Haygood's article is expanded in a new book called The Butler: A Witness to History, which acts as a companion to the film. It brings audiences both the real story of Eugene Allen and a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the film.
Allen began working at the White House in 1952 as a pantry man, washing dishes and shining silver, but he was later promoted to butler. He witnessed many significant moments in our nation's history while he was working in the background. He was there when Eisenhower was on the phone with the Arkansas governor during the Little Rock school desegregation crisis. He was at the White House on the day that President Kennedy was assassinated. Haygood brings readers Allen's unique perspective on the presidents and the events that shaped the 20th century.
Although the film is largely fictionalized, director Lee Daniels writes that it does also include some real moments from Allen's extraordinary life. The movie's A-list cast includes Forest Whitaker, Oprah Winfrey, Robin Williams, John Cusack, Cuba Gooding Jr. and Terrence Howard. Lee Daniels' The Butler premieres in theaters on August 16, but you can get a sneak peak here.
Cookouts and farmers' markets abound in summer, making it an exciting time of year for foodies. These three bright, beautiful cookbooks bring together the best tastes of summer with plenty of fresh ingredients and grilling.
Home Made Summer, the latest entry in Yvette Van Boven's Home Made series, is filled with fabulous, sun-drenched food. Each recipe includes step-by-step instructions and beautiful photographs. Recipes like Éclairs with Lavender Filling, Mango and Cilantro Iced Tea, Crab Cakes with Fresh Citrus-Tomato Mayonnaise, and Prosecco and Elderflower Jelly with Melon are luscious and tempting. The recipes are sophisticated but not fussy, and Van Boven really makes the most of the fresh produce that summer provides.
Personal chef Jane Coxwell loves to cook with fresh ingredients and light flavors, making her recipes perfect for summer. In 2009, she began working as a personal chef aboard fashion icon Diane Von Furstenberg's yacht. Coxwell's new cookbook Fresh Happy Tasty: An Adventure in 100 Recipes brings together beautiful photographs and accessible recipes inspired by her travels. With healthy, fresh recipes like Middle Eastern Watermelon Salad, Israeli Couscous with Shrimp and Zucchini, and Chicken and Beef Koftas, Coxwell's food, featuring her own unique culinary style and its global inspiration, is fun and inspiring.
For inspiration for your next summer cookout, look no further than The Grilling Book: The Definitive Guide from Bon Appétit, edited by Adam Rapoport. This complete guide to grilling covers all of the basics, but it also provides inspiration for to explore more unique flavors. Recipes like Chicken Skewers with Coriander Marinade and Lemon Salsa, Bombay Sliders with Garlic Curry Sauce, Best-Ever Barbecued Ribs, and Stone Fruit Slaw will take your cookout far beyond the traditional hamburgers and hotdogs.
America's most famous family feuders are surely the Hatfields and McCoys. Memorialized in cartoons, movies, and recently the subject of a television mini-series, the two clans have become an Appalachian cultural reference. In The Feud: The Hatfields and McCoys: The True Story, author Dean King presents a factual history of the warring families and lays to rest some of the myths perpetuated around the deadly quarrelling which spanned decades.
The Tug River runs between what is now West Virginia and Kentucky. Mountainous and forested, the valley's inhabitants scratched out a living hunting, timbering, sometimes brewing moonshine. "Devil" Anse Hatfield and Randolph McCoy were each a patriarch with thirteen or more children apiece and a sprawling network of relatives. Hatfields and McCoys lived on both sides of the river and sometimes chose spouses from the other's clan. Their peaceful co-existence was challenged with the advent of the Civil War; just as Kentucky became a Union state and Virginia chose the confederacy, family members also chose sides and hard feelings developed with the ensuing home guard executions of "traitors" in both states.
King outlines other incidents which intensified the animosity between the families, including the theft of a branded pig, a dispute over timber rights, and the infamous ill-fated romance between Johnse Hatfield and Rosanna McCoy. He thoroughly traces the roots of the hostilities and follows the brutal beatings, home burnings, armed battles, and a court ordered hanging which would eventually claim the lives of well over a dozen people. King uncovered previously overlooked documentary evidence, reviewed legal records and contemporary newspaper accounts, and interviewed descendants of the families, all of which make this book and its fascinating photographs an encompassing study of this deadly vendetta fueled by pride and profit.
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March 21 (Bloomberg) -- First Bank of Nigeria Plc, the country's third-biggest lender by market value, rose the most in almost a month on bets the company will pay a dividend for 2011, with results expected by the end of this month.
The stock added 4.9 percent, its biggest gain since Feb. 23, to 10.46 naira by the 2:30 p.m. close in Lagos, the commercial capital.
"Investors are expecting that the bank's full-year result will be good and that it will pay a dividend," Emeka Maubuike, chief executive officer of Compass Investments and Securities Limited, a Lagos-based brokerage, said by phone today.
Nigeria's central bank introduced a December common year-end for the country's lenders and some of them have announced their 2011 results, with the rest expected to be released before the end of March.
Third-quarter net income rose 32 percent to 42.9 billion naira ($272 million), First Bank said in a statement to the Nigerian Stock Exchange on Oct. 13.
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