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Dr. Samar is a renowned human rights and women's rights advocate from Afghanistan. She served in the Interim Administration of Afghanistan and established the first-ever Ministry of Women's Affairs. Since 2004, Dr. Samar has served as chair of the Afghan Independent Human Rights Commission.
Nancy Gish, Professor of English and founding Director of the USM Women and Gender Studies Program, has just been named as an Honorary Fellow of the Association for Scottish Literary Studies. Image: Professor Nancy Gish performing the Scottish poet Kathleen Jamie's poem "The Queen of Sheba."
Come learn about Maine NEW Leadership, a six-day, non-partisan, residential, public leadership training program, held from May 30-June 4, 2014 at the University of Maine in Orono and provided at no cost to undergraduate college women from a variety of public and private, four- and two-year institutions throughout Maine.
WGS Open House on Thursday, January 30, 2014, from 1-4:00PM at 94 Bedford Street, Portland Campus which will kick-off our 2014 Spring Event Programing on "Memory, Trauma, Resistance".
The "Naming and Serving" mini-conference will take place on March 8, 2014 from 9 to 4 on the Augusta campus of UMA and will include the spring business meeting of the Maine Women's and Gender Studies Consortium in the morning, as well as time for students across our campuses to meet and exchange ideas. This conference is free and open to the public and a light lunch will be provided; donations will be accepted and pre-registration is appreciated.
Professor Kathleen Wininger, Philosophy, will be featured today, December 10, 2013 from 1-1:30 p.m. on WMPG, speaking about the legacy of Nelson Mandela.
Ariel Rogers, Women and Gender Studies Council member and Assistant Professor of Film Studies Publishes New Book
Ariel Rogers, Women and Gender Studies Council member and Assistant Professor of Film Studies, has just published a book. Cinematic Appeals: The Experience of New Movie Technologies (Columbia University Press, 2013) examines how the experience of cinema has been conceptualized in conjunction with new technologies, including widescreen and 3D in the 1950s, digital cinema in the 1990s, and digital 3D since 2005.
Prof. Eve Raimon to speak on "'We're Better Than That': Memory and Recovery in New England's African American Memorials"
Eve Raimon, USM professor of English and Women & Gender Studies Council member, will discuss the paradox in that while rightfully extolling black achievements, public memory projects may often omit or distort other uncomfortable facts about our American past on Wednesday, October 30, at 4:30 p.m. in 209 Luther Bonney.
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Krbava (pronounced [kř̩bav̞a]; Latin: Corbavia) is a historical region located in Mountainous Croatia. It can be considered either located east of Lika, or indeed as the eastern part of Lika. The town of Udbina is the central settlement of the Krbava karst field.
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The High Wycombe and South Bucks Branch of Cats Protection has been established since 1985, caring for abandoned and unwanted cats and kittens until we can find them new homes. All cats are neutered to prevent further unwanted litters, vaccinated, microchipped, and vet-checked, and have been treated for fleas and worms. All we ask for is an adoption fee of £60 per cat/kitten which helps towards the costs of looking after the cats in our care, and finding them homes so that more cats can be cared for. We do not have an adoption centre – all cats available for adoption are kept at private addresses by volunteer fosterers.
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Fused glass is a term used to describe glass that has been fired (heat-processed) in a kiln at a range of high temperatures from 593 °C (1,099 °F) to 816 °C (1,501 °F); thank you Wikipedia! There are 3 main distinctions for temperature application and the resulting effect on the glass. Students will explore the basics of cutting, designing, fusing and slumping glass in kilns. Fused glass can be used to make jewelry, decorative tiles and functional or sculptural objects (bowls, plates, etc). A $30.00 lab fee covers the use of paper, tools and basic supplies needed for the course. Class size limited to 12 students.
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Learn how to present information effectively through the use of visuals and typography. Together we will explore the principles of design, basic color theory, and beginning typography. This is a great class for those who want to learn how to communicate better via posters, advertising, and publications. Students in this class will need a laptop. If you have InDesign, Quark, Photoshop, or Illustrator, you are all set. If not we will help with a demo version, followed by membership to Adobe Creative Cloud. Sorry, but we cannot teach this course with "Microsoft Publisher". Class size limited to 12.
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You might never have thought it, but yes making a book is an art form. And in this course you learn a new technique of making a book just about every week. Handmade books can be used in a variety of ways and/or can just be enjoyed as a wonderful object. Some books can even be sculptural. A great class for anyone wanting to learn something out of the ordinary and a perfect format for drawings, prints or your own writing. A $30.00 lab fee covers the use of paper, tools and basic supplies needed for the course. Class size limited to 10 students.
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Book lovers!� A first-ever �Coffee with The Authors� will be held on Saturday, April 5 from 10:30 to noon in the Keys Community Room (lower level) of the Milton Library, 476 Canton Avenue in Milton. Meet four award-winning authors and discover interesting books through author readings and insights! �Syndicated columnist and author Suzette Martinez Standring will moderate the panel. �The free event, sponsored by the Friends of the Milton Library, is open to the public.� The following four authors will be featured on a panel:
TRY TO REMEMBER is about an immigrant girl coming of age as her father is descending into a frightening and confusing mental illness with a larger story of the complexities that define the immigrant experience in the U.S. today.� AUTHOR IRIS GOMEZ has won praise from O, Oprah and Latina magazines. Try to Remember has been on the Boston Globe�s bestseller�s list and won 2010 and 2011 book awards for popular fiction.
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THE BRACELET is set in the Middle East where Boston nurse Abby Monroe and New York Times reporter, Nick Sinclair, are entrenched in the middle of a human trafficking ring. AUTHOR ROBERTA GATELY is a nurse, humanitarian aid worker, and writer, and has served in third world war zones ranging from Africa to Afghanistan. She has written on the subject of refugees for the Journal of Emergency Nursing and the BBC World News Online. She also wrote the acclaimed book, Lipstick in Afghanistan.
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The main problem (more like an annoyance) with this release is its length. No, we're not talking about CEO Lexington Steele. The scenes just go on and on. Even a good thing must end, and ex-performer-turned-director Tina Tyler seems unwilling to let go of a frame lest it be wasted.
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Twice Upon a Time (1983)
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Spotlight (2015)
"In Spotlight, journalism is serious business. And -- not to bury the lede -- it plays less as a paean to a noble profession than an elegy to a set of practices that are as dead as the steam-powered printing press. "
Frost/Nixon (2008)
"Fear not and have faith, the film assures us, television will do what the pathetic U.S. Constitution could not-put the malefactor on trial and render a just -- that is, guilty -- verdict, with the perp nailed in the witness chair. "
Carol (2015)
"The movie's sensory evocation of falling in love, with all its joys and miseries, is gender-blind; its critique of patriarchal power-hoarding and bourgeois repressiveness -- the Sirkian theme Haynes previously explored in Far from Heaven -- is timeless. "
Our Mother's House (1967)
"Superior British melodrama. "
Che! (1969)
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The Train (1965)
"Superior action entertainment. "
5 Fingers (1952)
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Devil's Island (1939)
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Villain (1971)
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The Sorcerers (1967)
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Three Strangers (1946)
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Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark (2011)
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Queen of Blood (1966)
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United Kingdom Biodiversity Action Plan
The United Kingdom Biodiversity Action Plan (BAP) is the governmental response to the Convention on Biological Diversity opened for signature at the Rio Earth Summit in 1992. The UK was the first country to publish a national Biodiversity Action Plan in 1994.[1]
Following the creation of the UK BAP, devolution, in 1998, led the four countries of the UK (England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales) to develop their own country strategies for biodiversity and the environment. There are also Local BAPs (LBAPs).[2] In 2012 the UK BAP was succeeded by the 'UK Post-2010 Biodiversity Framework', but the work identifying priority species and habitats remains relevant.[3]
As of 2009[update] 1,150 species and 65 habitats were identified as needing conservation and greater protection and were covered by UK BAPs.[4] The updated list included the hedgehog, house sparrow, grass snake and the garden tiger moth, while otters, bottlenose dolphins and red squirrels remained in need of habitat protection.[5]
Priority habitats[edit]
- Rivers
- Oligotrophic and dystrophic Lakes
- Ponds
- Mesotrophic lakes
- Eutrophic standing waters
- Aquifer fed naturally fluctuating water bodies
- Arable field margins
- Hedgerows
- Traditional orchards
- Wood-pasture and parkland
- Upland oakwood
- Lowland beech and yew woodland
- Upland mixed ashwoods
- Wet woodland
- Lowland mixed deciduous woodland
- Upland birchwoods
- Native pine woodlands
- Lowland dry acid grassland
- Lowland calcareous grassland
- Upland calcareous grassland
- Lowland meadows
- Upland hay meadows
- Coastal and floodplain grazing marsh
- Lowland heathland
- Upland heathland
- Upland flushes, fens and swamps
- Purple moor grass and rush pastures
- Lowland fens
- Reedbeds
- Lowland raised bog
- Blanket bog
- Mountain heaths and willow scrub
- Inland rock outcrop and scree habitats
- Calaminarian grasslands
- Open mosaic habitats on previously developed land
- Limestone pavement
- Maritime cliff and slopes
- Coastal vegetated shingle
- Machair
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- Intertidal chalk
- Intertidal boulder communities
- Sabellaria alveolata reefs
- Coastal saltmarsh
- Intertidal mudflats
- Seagrass beds
- Sheltered muddy gravels
- Peat and clay exposures
- Subtidal chalk
- Tide-swept channels
- Fragile sponge & anthozoan communities on subtidal rocky habitats
- Estuarine rocky habitats
- Seamount communities
- Carbonate mounds
- Cold-water coral reefs
- Deep-sea sponge communities
- Sabellaria spinulosa reefs
- Subtidal sands and gravels
- Horse mussel beds
- Mud habitats in deep water
- File shell beds
- Maerl beds
- Serpulid reefs
- Blue mussel beds
- Saline lagoons
See also[edit]
- Endangered Species Recovery Plan (United States)
- ^ The UK Biodiversity Action Plan (UK BAP) 1992–2012
- ^ Cumbria biodiversity action plan Archived July 29, 2013, at the Wayback Machine.
- ^ UK Post-2010 Biodiversity Framework, Natural England
- ^ "UK BAP Website". UK Biodiversity Action Plan. Joint Nature Conservation Committee. 2007. Retrieved 2009-08-06.
- ^ BBC NEWS, Hedgehogs join 'protection' list
External links[edit]
The UK BAP website (http://www.ukbap.org.uk/)[permanent dead link] was in operation between 2001 and 2011, when it was closed as part of a government review of websites. The core content was migrated into the JNCC website. The National Archives preserves snapshops of UK BAP webpages predating publication of the UK Biodiversity Framework, for example copies from 2011[1] and 2012[2].


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The Strokes Drop New Song 'Threat of Joy'The track comes from an EP titled Future Present Past which will be released on June 3rd.
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Everything We Know about The Strokes' New AlbumThe band has kept their plans veiled in secrecy.
Foo Fighters & The Strokes All Set To Headline Austin City Limits 2015Other acts on the bill include The Weeknd, Disclosure, Hozier, Alt-J, Alabama Shakes, Sturgill Simpson, The Decemberists, Brand New, TV on the Radio, A$AP Rocky, Chance the Rapper, Father John Misty and Brandon Flowers.
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It's only my opinion that China won't join. I find it highly probable that China would value the trade relations with the US(look for stuff that DOESN'T say "Made in China"), as well as being fed up with defending NK and claiming they were not making nukes... Then proven wrong. It's an embarrassment to China that a government they supported went as far as they did.
And technically it was the US that started attempts at preventing nuclear proliferation(Ohhhh the irony/hypocrisy of that).
How is that hypocritical? Above I commented that one nation called for a full ban of nuclear weapons. That was after the UN started, and the US offered before the Security Council to not only turn over all of the weapons to UN control, but to assist the UN in collecting every scientist that could have created more, and I mean every scientist, including our own.
That attempt failed because two countries vetoed it, the Soviets and France.
The Nuclear proliferation treaty was suggested by us, true, but except for India, who refused to sign it, and the NKs who have repudiated it (After developing them mind).
Why do you think Robert Heinlein wrote the long watch where the UN has the bomb and the hero is working to stop a coup d'etat within the troops that have them? It was written while the debate went on to ban them forever.
Want to try to answer the second part? What nation has repudiated them for all time?
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The type of person who rather worryingly takes photos of their own nosehairs or similar.
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good morning Jason good afternoon Seth
good morning Jason good afternoon Seth
yeah it's a nice one
this guy is freakin hot
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No guns in that one... well...
THanks seth ,great pics
And I'm caught back up with the bad boy of JUB.
My own kid.
And I know, if I'll only be true, to this glorious quest . . .
So, Seth, are you going to come keep me company in bed?
Is Jason back under the weather?
The cut and tetanus shot do him in?
And I know, if I'll only be true, to this glorious quest . . .
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That last guy is sooo fit
Hi seth
thanks seth ---- that blonde twinky dude is so hot.
You got any of you?
I have the time to hear the long story lol
Hum ... what a face fuck
Is he going to be the only one to get Wet ? I dont know why but I dont think so
Made ya flinch.
Good morning Seth
I didn't realize how good looking Chris was when he was younger.
Hi BENDERBOY
Morning Seth
Muddling through Lad
just muddling through
What about the Sethbert?
good evening Seth
Jason, time to untie Seth and let him go
I must say that generaly speaking you have a bloody good taste in the choice of the guys you give us to see ... congrat mate


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Anatomy of 1986 Augustine volcano eruptions as recorded by multispectral image processing of digital AVHRR weather satellite data
- Rick E HolaskeAffiliated withDepartment of Geological Engineering, Geology, and Geophysics, Michigan Technological UniversityNOAA Climate Analysis Center
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Eighteen digital AVHRR (advanced very high resolution radiometer) data sets from NOAA-6 and NOAA-9 polar-orbiting satellites recorded between 27 March and 7 April 1986 depict the eruptive activity of Augustine volcano, located 280 km SW of Anchorage, Alaska. The synoptic view (resolution of either 1.1 or 4.4 km), frequent coverage (often twice a day), and multispectral coverage (five bands: 0.58–0.68; 0.72–1.1; 3.55–3.93; 10.5–11.3; and 11.5–12.5 μm) makes the AVHRR broadly applicable to analyzing explosive eruption clouds. The small scale of the Augustine activity (column heights of 2–13 km and eruption rates of 2x106–8x107 metric tonnes/day) facilitated intensive multispectral study because the plumes generally covered areas within the 550x550 km area of one easily manipulated image field. Hourly ground weather data and twice-daily radiosonde measurements from stations surrounding the volcano plus numerous volcanological observations were made throughout the eruption, providing important ground truth with which to calibrate the satellite data. The total erupted volume is estimated to be at least 0.102 km3. The pattern of changing eruption rates determined by satellite observations generally correlate with more detailed estimates of explosion magnitudes. Multispectral processing techniques were used to distinguish eruption clouds from meteorological clouds. Variable weather during the Augustine eruption offered an opportunity to test various trial algorithms. A ratio between thermal IR channels four and five, served to delineate the ashbearing eruption plumes from ordinary clouds. Future work is needed to determine whether the successful multispectral discrimination is caused by wavelength-dependent variable emission of silicate ash or reflects a spectral role of sulfuric acid aerosol in the plume.
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Banning late-term abortion services is a popular anti-choice tactic that is currently advancing in states across the country. It's a successful strategy partly because abortion opponents can exploit gruesome cases — such as the murder trial of Kermit Gosnell, a Philadelphia abortion doctor who is accused of performing horrific, illegal late-term abortion services for vulnerable women — to play on Americans' emotions. That's exactly what Franks is doing this time around. He claims that forcing a 20-week ban on the nation's capital city will help keep attention on the Gosnell case.
Abortion opponents claim that late-term abortions prove that abortion procedures are always violent and immoral. In reality, however, these type of much later abortions are incredibly rare, and the women who seek them out are typically in desperate circumstances. Women who may need an abortion after 20 weeks of pregnancy tend to fall into one of two categories: the economically disadvantaged women who need to delay abortion until they can save up the money for it, and the women who discover serious fetal health issues only after their pregnancy has advanced. 20-week abortion bans don't actually help put an end to the types of illegal procedures that Gosnell performed; in fact, they simply serve to cut off reproductive health options for these kinds of vulnerable women.
Nonetheless, because the women who live in the District of Columbia don't have any representation in Congress, their reproductive rights are often left to the whim of Republican lawmakers whom they didn't actually elect. In addition to Franks, other Republicans often attempt to use DC's budget negotiations — which currently have to be approved by Congress, since DC doesn't have the autonomy to appropriate its own funds — to attach anti-abortion riders. Congress has repeatedly prevented DC from using its Medicaid funding from covering low-income women's abortion services.
Last week, DC held a special election that included a referendum for local budget autonomy, which would prevent Congress from banning its Medicaid coverage of abortion in the future. Unfortunately, budget autonomy won't prevent lawmakers like Franks from pushing for other types of abortion bans for the District's residents.


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Young bedhead sufferers, take heart! Ditchfield's picture-book debut imagines a playful explanation as to how children who go to bed with neat hair wake up with some wild 'dos in the morning. It's all because of a mysterious but kindly bovine nighttime visitor. Some readers may feel uneasy believing that they could be slurped by a cow while they sleep. But many adults�and kids�who've tried to tame the tufts of wild hair known by the titular term will likely find much to chuckle about here. Brief rhyming couplets set the scene as Beardshaw's (Grandma's Surprise) cheery, close-perspective acrylic paintings depict the action. She seems to take particular glee in fashioning the sturdily wavy "once-flat hair now standing tall" on three brothers' heads. The cowlick on an additional (furry) member of the family�shown on the final spread�is not to be missed. Ages 2-5. (Jan.)Copyright 2006 Reed Business Information.
Cowlick!by Christin Ditchfield, Rosalind Beardshaw
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. . . She comes in the middle of the night, when everyone is sleeping. When she sees a smooth little head on a pillow, she can't resist giving it a cow kiss—sluuurrrp! Cowlick! gives young readers an imaginative and playful explanation for the "bedhead" that afflicts us all!
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An attention-grabbing, shiny, wet-looking streak splashes across the cover like a big slurp while a cow-shaped shadow skulks across the endpapers. Within this clever package, simple rhymes on bold spreads tell the story of a mysterious cowlick. Finally, there is a reasonable explanation for all of the hair that goes astray in the night: when kids are sleeping, the cowlick cow comes along and plants a big sloppy kiss on their heads. "To the bedside she comes sneaking/Lifting covers, gently peeking/Sees a face so soft and sweet/Framed with hair so smooth and neat�." Appealingly rich and textured paintings on full spreads depict the course of the cowlick night and the morning after, lending the text a perfect fuzzy nighttime quality. The short, lively text makes this fun for sharing aloud with large groups of young children, especially those with heads marked by the cow's kisses.
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Road to monks' visit was labor of collaboration
Published: Sunday, September 29, 2013 at 3:15 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, September 26, 2013 at 6:20 p.m.
The planning for Tibetan Buddhist monks from Drepung Loseling Monastery visiting Spartanburg really started at a Passover Seder in 2012 hosted by Hillel, a Jewish student group at Wofford College.
Public schedule for Tibetan Monks
Noon — Opening ceremony by Buddhist monks, free to public
* Creation of sand mandala open for public and free viewing until 7 p.m.
10 a.m.-7 p.m. — Creation of the sand mandala, free to public
10 a.m.-3 p.m. — Open and free to the viewing public
7 p.m. — Performance of sacred dance and music by Buddhist monks ($20/adult and $10/student)
10 a.m.-noon — Public viewing of sand mandala (free to public)
Noon-2 p.m. — Deconstruction ceremony by Buddhist monks, free to public, includes walk to nearest source of flowing water
Lecture schedule:
6:30-7:30 p.m. — David S. Efurd, assistant professor of art history at Wofford College gives "A Cosmos Visualized: The Mount Meru System in Buddhist Art and Practice"
Noon-1 p.m. — Ruth Beals, Owings associate professor of interior design and coordinator of interior design at Converse College gives "China's Comfortable Housing: Culturally Uncomfortable for Tibetans"
6:30-7:30 p.m. — Jeremy E. Henkel, assistant professor of religion at Wofford College gives "On Having No Self: The Case for Compassion in Buddhism"
Noon-1 p.m. — Sherry Fohr, associate professor of religion and co-director of Women's studies at Converse College gives "Introduction to Buddhism"
2-3 p.m. — Trina Janiec Jones, associate professor of religion at Wofford College gives "Imagining Tibet"
6:30-7:30 p.m. — Geshe Tsering Dhonup of Drepung Loseling Monastery gives "Symbolism of the Sand Mandala" (translated by Lobsang Norbu)
The Rev. Jason Loscuito, Converse College chaplain and director of religious life, Bonner Program and service learning, started chatting afterward with Trina Janiec Jones, associate professor of religion at Wofford.
"Trina and I were talking, and I learned that her primary academic interest was Buddhism," Loscuito said. "I mentioned that I was trying to get 'The Mystical Arts of Tibet' program to Spartanburg."
Sometimes it only takes a quick conversation to spark an avalanche of ideas, collaboration and months of hard work. As it turned out, Jones had also been looking for a way to bring the monks to town.
The monks' program of healing through art, music and dance will be presented Monday through Friday at the Chapman Cultural Center. It is being sponsored by Converse, Wofford and the Chapman Cultural Center, and will benefit the entire community. There will be several elements to the monks' visit, including the construction of a colorful sand mandala, a sacred music and dance performance, and several lectures by local scholars, and one lecture by a Tibetan monk.
"I am looking forward to the community having the opportunity to learn more about Tibetan Buddhism and their sacred rituals," Loscuito said.
While his work to help bring the monks to Spartanburg has added much to his plate, Loscuito said it is very much in keeping with his role as chaplain of Converse College.
"When I first arrived at Converse in 2007, there was no interfaith programming on campus," he said. "Over the past six years, I have worked with students, faculty and staff to increase interfaith programming and understanding by partnering with the Interfaith Youth Core, offering an Interfaith Literacy and Dialogue class in which I bring in speakers from different religious traditions and working with students to establish an Interfaith Council, which creates a space for students from a variety of religious and non-religious backgrounds to come together for dialogue and service projects."
It is through exposure to other faiths, Loscuito said, that we often find common ground.
"As a Christian and a chaplain, I believe that it is imperative for our students to listen and learn from one another when it comes to matters of religion and religious beliefs," he said. "When people from different religious traditions come together to learn from one another, they begin to see that they can work together to make our community and nation a better place for all of its residents."
More than a year ago, at the Passover Seder, Loscuito made a decision to reach out. He could have kept his idea to himself. He could have planned on his own. He could have spent fewer hours on the phone and rushing across town to meet at the Chapman Center.
"But I have enjoyed collaborating with my colleagues at Wofford and the Chapman center," he said. "The potential impact of this program has increased exponentially through this collaboration, and it has also opened the way for future partnerships between these institutions."
Partnerships don't merely pave the way for more events such as "The Mystical Arts of Tibet" program, he noted. They model the very outcomes such programs seek to achieve.
"I hope that this event will be a spark that will encourage a person to seek out someone from a different religion and extend hospitality to them," Loscuito said. "As a Christian, I find it very easy to surround myself with other Christians that believe and practice the same way that I do and to forget that we share this community with a variety of people who have religious beliefs very different from mine."
If nothing else, this program will get people talking ... with each other.
"When we begin to talk with one another a very special thing happens," Loscuito said. "The stereotypes which we have about the religious 'other' begin to break down and we realize that we both want to live in a community where we can raise our children, work and worship without fear of violence or discrimination."
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Unsuspecting violence at U.S. military bases around the world has a long, bloody history. Fort Hood, Fort Carson, and Camp Liberty in Iraq have had some of the deadliest violence, reports CBS News chief investigative correspondent Armen Keteyian.
October 16, 1991: A 35-year-old civilian drives a pickup truck into a Fort Hood cafeteria and fatally shoots 23 people wounding 20 more before killing himself. It was the deadliest shooting rampage in American history until the Virginia Tech Massacre.
July 18, 2009: Thirty-year-old soldier from Wisconsin is shot and killed by a bullet fired during a party at Fort Hood. A fellow soldier is charged with the murder.
Sept. 8, 2008; A 1st Lieutenant goes looking for missing military equipment at an apartment near Fort Hood is shot and killed by a solider from Alabama, who then turns the gun on himself.
More coverage of the tragedy at Fort Hood:
Fort Hood Rampage Suspect Sill Alive
Ft. Hood Suspect ID'd as Army Psychiatrist
Soldier Opens Fire at Ft. Hood; 12 Dead
What was Shooter's Motive?
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Obama: Fort Hood Shooting "Horrific"
Fast Facts: Fort Hood
Tragedy at Fort Hood
In Fort Carson, Colorado, 14 soldiers allegedly committed or were charged with murder between 2005 and 2008 - and most were from the same brigade. An Army study concluded that the brigade "experienced slightly higher levels of combat than any other brigades." And in 11 of the 14 alleged murders there were documented problems with alcohol and drugs - less than half got help from the military.
Earlier this year, at Camp Liberty in Iraq, an army sergeant walked into a combat stress center and opened fire, killing five fellow soldiers. In the days leading up to the attack, that soldier allegedly had been acting erratically and had expressed suicidal thoughts. But a military report later pointed to a lack of guidelines for dealing with soldiers in distress.
"Such a tragic loss at the hands of our own forces is a cause for great and urgent concern," Defense Secretary Robert Gates said.
U.S. Army Base Violence Has Bloody History
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CHICAGO (AP) - Christian music veteran Michael W. Smith says he
had planned to make another pop album, but God gave him worship
songs instead. The result -- "A New Hallelujah" -- goes on sale
Smith is joined by Israel Houghton (HOH'-tun) and the African Children's Choir in a concert recorded before an audience of 12,000 people at Houston's Lakewood Church.
Smith is currently touring with Steven Curtis Chapman -- shows
that Smith believes are helping Chapman recover from the accidental
death of his 5-year-old daughter, Maria Chapman, in May.
Michael W. Smith's own family continues to grow, with the birth
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Masters Of Horror: Homecoming
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How's this for a sneaky horror-film allegory? On the eve of an alarmingly tight U.S. presidential election, American soldiers who died in a Middle East war based on public deception suddenly rise from their coffins and lumber toward the nation's polling booths, tipping the scale against a chicken-hawk incumbent whose advisor admires his "way of making stupid people feel that they're just as smart as he is."
The hour-long Homecoming, made for Showtime's "Masters of Horror" series by the eternally underrated Joe Dante (Gremlins, Small Soldiers), represents something rare in the hundred-year history of American horror: a mass-market thriller whose biting topicality is as unmistakable as an oozing flesh wound. At the very least, this hilarious tale of supernatural vindication finds Dante boldly resurrecting the tradition of B-movie rib-poking that perished in the early '80s when another regular-guy executive in the White House handed near-total control of film exhibition--a weapon of mass deception, you could say--to the corporations.
Homecoming, then, celebrates the return of the repressed in more ways than one: Heeding the call in 2008, fallen veterans claw their way out of graves marked "Jacques Tourneur" and "G.A. Romero." Did I say this "allegory" is "sneaky"? Forget it: Subtlety is a privilege that those serving their country--Dante among them--can no longer afford. "BSH BABE" reads the license plate of the full-size sedan belonging to Jane Cleaver (Thea Gill), the Ann Coulter-esque backlasher whose latest bestseller is Subversion: How the Radical Left Took Over Cable News. Shilling for her tome on a Larry King-like show that evidently still allows the radical right on the airwaves, Cleaver meets David Murch (Jon Tenney), a grown frat boy of a campaign consultant who earns the president's approval on the telecast--and Cleaver's--by faking sympathy for an Altoona caller whose son was killed in action overseas. "If I had one wish," Murch says, appearing to stifle tears, "I would wish for your son to come back."
Wish granted. Not long after the leggy blond provocateur has had her way with the consultant, handcuffing him to a bedpost and dripping hot wax on his hairy chest, a hangar at Dover Air Force Base begins to fill with undead activists. Dante's image of American stars and stripes twisting to life from beneath casket doors has a jolting force--in part for signaling that this revenge fantasy is not only damn funny, but dead serious, too. The brazen clarity of the film's conceit doesn't account for how deftly Dante juggles comedy and horror, parody and pathos. A brief scene of our postcoital couch-potato couple watching the monosyllabic POTUS work a convention hall--Cleaver dressed in a skintight "No SEX for oil" T-shirt, gnawing popcorn and sucking down nicotine--captures the essence of Republican cynicism as humorously as any movie could in 45 seconds. But in even less time, Dante honors the dead with a chilling gravity that freezes the giggles in your throat: U.S. Marine Robert Bunten, combat fatigues covering his half-decayed body, stumbles to the polling site, locks eyes with an election volunteer who knew him when he was alive, and yanks out his dog tags to provide proof of registration. "Do you know how to use the punch card?" the volunteer asks. As Dante films it, that's not a joke; it isn't funny.
Based on Dale Bailey's 2002 short story "Death and Suffrage" (and shot in Vancouver in a mere 10 days), Homecoming received a five-minute standing ovation from the audience at the Torino Film Festival, where it premiered a few weeks ago. Now this zombie J'Accuse! arrives on our own soil--camouflaged as a made-for-cable trifle--at a time when public opinion of the Iraq War and its sponsors appears finally to be shifting. Like the killer piranha and werewolf movies that John Sayles scripted for Dante back in the day, Homecoming is palpably angry, but also giddy--perhaps with the knowledge of what it's getting away with. The film isn't cloaked in complicated metaphors because, evidently, it didn't need to be--which one hopes is a sign of the times. Could it be that Jane Cleaver, a.k.a. Ann Coulter, is actually correct about the left-wing takeover of cable TV? Not in 2005, she's not. But Homecoming, don't forget, is set in 2008.
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Introducing: Win It Wednesday!
PETA is psyched to declare today our first-ever Win It Wednesday! Every Wednesday, right here on the PETA Files, we'll have a cool prize up for grabs. All you have to do is post a comment for a chance to win. This week, we're choosing three lucky winners to take home the exclusive PETA Crow and Roach couture T-shirt, which is popping up in all the most fashionable circles these days.
Hip L.A. T-shirt company Spiders & Caviar designed and made this limited-edition shirt especially for PETA. It's super-soft, super-cute, and could be super-free!
How do you win? This shirt reminds us that all animals—even less popular ones such as crows and roaches—are important. What is your favorite animal, and why? Post your answer in a comment to be entered! If you're a winner, we'll also ask you to tell us which style and size T-shirt you prefer.
The contest ends on February 25, 2009, and we'll choose the most endearing comments as the winners on February 26, 2009. Be sure to read our privacy policy and terms and conditions, as you're agreeing to both by commenting. Check back every Wednesday for new prizes. Good luck!
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My favorite animal changes daily. Right now my toddler and I love watching the roadrunner that traverses our AZ backyard daily.
I absolutely adore ALL animals for so many reasons! Not just because they are cute of course but they also have such great personnalities that nobody really seems to care about wich is a real shame. I am a vegan along with my twin sister And i Honestly do believe that every living thing human and animal even insects should be treated with respect and not be taken advantage of like most of them are today. I have a bunny nammed Mocha and she is just the nicest creature in the whole wide world wich is why i would like to talk about her…She is the softest cuddlyestfriendlyest cutestmost amazingadorable astonishingdazzlingincrediblefantastic humorousgracefullfatcapable crazy energeticbrighthelpfullfabulous knowledgeable jolly fascinating mysteriousflawless beautiful brown and white bunny ever i 3 peta
My furkid Gizmo because I can't sleep without him.
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My favorite animal is a rhinoceros. As a child I got to go on a field trip to the Denver Zoo. I almost lost my group when we came to the rhinos. He was so sad. We just stared at each other. I started crying. A few years ago I took my nephew to the Denver Zoo. He is a sneaky little guy and he ran off. When I finally spotted him he was with a rhinoceros but I don't know if it was the rhino I met years before. He was reaching out a peanut butter sandwich through the smallest part of the fence and there was the rhino stretching his neck over the pit to gently take it from his threeyearold fingers. Since then I have come to realize that why I get sad at zoos is because they are cruel. But that does not make it less beautiful when humans and animals can connect beyond stupid prisons and barriers.
i have two ratties that were rescued from a vet tech college in queens. they buy new ones at the beginning of each year use them to teach their students then kill them at the end of the semester. it's horrendous. i love my ratties!
My favorite animal would have to be ducks. My reason for this is due to what has been happening by my school lately. Right behind my school is a lake filled with ducks and fish. Some of the student earlier in the school year thought it was fun to throw rocks and spit at the ducks now that the season has turned they have moved on to snowballs. These poor ducks aren't that fast and a lot of the time get hit. I have tried talking to these people but there so thick headed they won't listen. I am continuing to try to help and am doing as much as I can. But for now the ducks just stick it out. These ducks are the lakes little wariors and I hope they can see through this mess.
Spiders are my favourite animals because they're just so amazing they can climb walls build webs and some can even fly using parachutes! And some spiders have such fantastic markings and colours have you even seen the cobalt blue spider? So pretty! I wish everyone else could see the beauty of our fourlegged friends and not squish them o
Hi PETA! My favourite animal is a cat a house cat or a wild one!! their all gorgeouse and very fasinating to me!! I have five cats and 1 small SHI ITZUsheedzoo! I have never owned a dog beforethey are so opposite of a cat. I'am enjoying her every dayshe goes every where I go!!!I love all my animals and yes they are loved very much and taken careof!!! I have one cat who has missplaced knees so he whabblesI worry about arthritisgets older!Fornow I just love and care for them all !!!!!Luvvicky! I love PETA!!!
My favorite animal is baby chicks…They are so cute when they are small and when they get older…but they shouldn't be used as nuggets it's wrong and i love every animal as if they were my own family….
Of all the amazing animals in the world I would definitely say that elephants are my favorite. Elephants have an incredibly large range of emotions expressing those from joy to compassion to grievance. Baby elephants splash happily around in the water or hold on to their mothers with their trunks shyly. Two elephants will entwine their trunks affectionately and celebrate when one returns to the group after leaving it for a while. They feel a sense of loss when a member dies and will bury it but tossing earth over himher. The will even stop to grieve at a place where one had died in the past. Elephants are also extremely intelligent beings. They recognize their own reflections and use objects as tools such as foliage to scratch themselves or brush flies off of themselves. The are also very communicative animals and have many ways of conveying their thoughts using numerous sounds that lie below the frequency of human hearing range that can travel for miles through the earth. They also have incredible memories. Besides the fact that elephants are environmentally helpful theyre like vegetarians and contribute to ecological balance as their treading spurs restoration in a rotation of clearance and revival I love elephants because of their magical essence. Their compassion and intelligence make them a remarkably majestic creature.
I never met an animal I didn't like. How could I possibly pick. Perhaps chickens. I once visited a farm that had a few chickens pecking about the yard. My 12lb terrier decided they were great fun to chase. One chicken didn't take kindly to being herded by a strange dog. We spent a fun afternoon watching them both chase each other around the fenced in yard. They soon became friends playing a mischevious game of tag with my dog yelping and wagging its tail and the chicken sqawking and leaping in the air at my pup. We were all sad when we had to leave behind I new found friend that day.
Cool! Another day to win another shirt supporting animal ethics!
Cats are my favorite animal. They are cute and fun to watch and play around with. They are like small children and always learning and anytime they are in a new place they have to go check EVERYTHING out.
Pigeons! Pigeons are just great. I had a pet pigeon who was not only adored by my family but also completely charmed his old family. Unfortunately for his previous owner she became so afflicted by lung problems she could no longer keep him. Pigeons are dusty birds. Biggie the pigeon flew all over our house fell madly in love with our cat played tag would fall asleep lying upside down in people's laps and his gentle ways taught many children that birds are interesting and cool. Unfortunately Biggie died from unknown causes about a year ago and he's irreplaceable. I also enjoy watching wild pigeons which are a society unto themselves. They come in all kinds of fascinating colors and patterns and they have distinctive personalities.
My favorite animals are cats. Some of my earliest memories from childhood are of the first cat we ever had Missy. I still remember that she went completely blind in her later years but you would never know it. She continued to maneuver throughout the house as flawlessly as if she still had her vision. Mom remembers her being especially fond of me. Once after she had spanked me for some sort of misbehavior Missy was so angry that she walked into the kitchen where Mom was standing and smacked her with her paw! All of my life we have had cats. All of them have been strays or rescues. We always provided them with proper veterinary care good food toys and of course lots of love. Each one is uniqueeach endowed with their own fascinating personality lovable quirks and playful nature. I have enjoyed watching each one of them as they grew learned new things and developed new aspects to their personalities throughout the course of their lives. And it hurts when it's time to say goodbye. As I write this I have to fight back the tears because I just recently had to have the last of our family cats A.P. Adam Pussycat put down due to complications of advanced stage kidney failure. We were in each other's lives for 18 years and I consider it a privilege to have been his caretaker. The first time in my nearly 43 years that I have been without a cat. I will be adopting another one in the near future but first I want to acquire some new toyssupplies order Ingrid's book about taking care of cats to get some new ideas and finish grieving for A.P. I truly don't mean to ramble but I adore cats and I loved my little guy very much.
I don't have any favorite animals because then I would have to have a least favorite. But especially love Emus Chickens Turkey Vultures Lobsters Wolves Rats and Cockroaches because they are all so abused and maligned yet are all so gentle and would never hurt us. Also I have some Cockroaches as friends so I'm pretty desprate to win that shirt. X3
I love all animals which is just one of the many reasons why I'm a vegetarian so it is difficult to choose! One of my favorite animals are deer because they are very majestic and beautiful creatures with such soulful eyes.
My favorite animal is a panda. I am not quite sure what it is about them they attracts me to them they are just so beautiful. BUT I do love ALL animals as well.
One of my favorite animals are groundhogs AKA the woodchuck. Other than forecasting the future of WinterSpring these docile fuzzy pudgeballs are veiwed only as a nusiance. I exercise regularly in a cemetary near my house that has a "community" of groundhogs and I have found them to be fascinating intelligent creatures who are familyoriented and excellent "excavators." When Summer approaches the cemetary is riddled with wire traps…this is when I get the most exercise patrolling the area twice a day releasing the frightened herbivores!
I adore snakes. Most people I know are afraid of them but I don't buy their bad rap. I find snakes to be mesmerizing in their grace and agility. It breaks my heart to see reptiles in glass cages but I love to watch wild free snakes in nature films.
Elephants for sure. These majestic beings demonstrate a sense of peace and beauty as they roam across the savannah. Plus I constantly use their massive size and strength to bust the myth that herbivores whether human or not are strong too.
I also love all animals though I would have to dedicate vegetarianism to my chicken Bomber who inspired me to go green. Chickens are so adorable cuddly and surprisingly the best pet I've ever had.
My favorite animal hands down is the great white shark. My dad has been an animal lover since he was a little boy. But he's always been fascinated by sharks. I definately inherited his genes for compassion for animals because we've had just about every Kind of pet possible. But the both of us are crazy about sharks. In 6th grade I was actually excited to do a research paper on great whites! In fact I was so excited I got an A! Haha yesss also when daddy was 19 he got a tattoo of a shark on his shoulder and in 2008 for my 19th birthday he and I went to get a symbol of how alike we are and how close we are. It was the exact replica of the shark he has on the back of my neck. So to me a shark represents how we are strong but peaceful and how strong our relationship is. Sharks are so misunderstood and they are feared for the wrong reasons. They're beautiful and majestic. And before we die we want to swim with the sharks just to be able to be that close to something that means so much and inspires us. I can't wait! I love you Daddy D
I love all animals by my favourite is penguins. I like them mostly because they are so adorbale and just seeing a picture of one puts a smile on my face for some strange reason But I also like them because they are very smart. Like during winter they each spend turns on the outside of the huddle and the mothers risk their lives during the march of the penguins in order to get food for their unhatched children.
I really can't say. I mean all animals are unique in their own ways. Even if we don't see them the way other animals do and are frightened it doesn't mean they really are. All animal deserves to live and I am so for that. And if I could choose just one animal I couldn't say that. I would love to get to know nature and explore their natural habitats and really get to see what they are like without being in cages or performing. We say we are the smartest human…but who REALLY knows? That's what HUMANs think. And animals don't think the way we do so how can we say that? Anyways…lol…I really like all animals. Big slimy scally furry and everything inbetween. They are amazing and I thank God that he has created such amazing creatures to roam this earth and to explore but we have abused that. We have take too much control and have hurt them. How can someone abuse or see an animal being abused and not care at all? TO ALL ANIMALSYOU ARE AWESOME!!
What a neat idea! I love all animals but I would say cockatiels! I rescued 4 of them over my lifetime and they have been such a joy!
My favorite family of animals is Cetacea. But to be more specieific my very favorite animal is a BELUGA whale. Mostly because they are freaking adorable but also they have the prettiest little voices that I love to listen to. Oh yeah and can anyone say "Baby Beluga"??? The stupid furwearing Olsen twins sure can! Full House reference…
Like everyone else here I love all animals. But by far my favorites are the orca and the horse. I just can't decide between the two! I just can't get over people who can harpoon these beautiful endangered animals or abuse and starve the other. Its sick. They are both so loving beautiful majestic and peaceful. I can't get over how absolutely wonderful both are. I LOVE the Tshirt btw. I also think it would be amazing to give away a free antifur shirt. I've been planning on wearing one after I finally buy one on the train to and from school because there's so many fur hags and Union station it makes me sick. I want to show them just what I think of them! Love you guys! 3 Gen
My favorite animal has to be spiders. Even though I'm too scared to take the big ones outside when I find them in my house I will manage somehow. I wouldn't kill a spider no matter what size it is. God created it and why should anybody have the right to kill it for the pathetic reason of SIZE?! Imagine there were no spiders. Spiders are fascinating. The webs they create they climb everything their speed their eyes and their legs. They're like ninjas. I hope I will win this awesome PETA prize! Good luck to everyone and lots of VEGAN Luvin'!


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Jim FitzGerald, M.S.W.Chief Executive Officer
- Bachelor degree in Psychology -University of California, Los Angeles
- Masters in Public Administration-The University of Montana
Dee Incoronato, PsyDChief Strategy Officer
- Bachelors Degree in Psychology, Carroll College, Helena, MT
- Master Degree in Education, United States International University, San Diego, CA
- Doctor of Psychology, California School of Professional Psychologists, Fresno, CA
Terry Chaney, J.D.Chief Development Officer
- B.S. degree in Psychology from Oklahoma Christian University
- Law degree from Pepperdine University
Lora Cowee, M.P.A.Chief Operations Officer
- Bachelor of Arts in Psychology- University of Montana
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Mynor Veliz, M.B.A.Chief Financial Officer
- Bachelor degree in Business Finance, University of San Carlos, Guatemala
- Masters in Business Administration, Eastern Washington University, Cheney, Washington
Christina Lipetzky, M.A., P.H.R.Director of Human Resources
- Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA
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Michelle Hauer, M.P.A, C.H.P.S.EQuality Assurance Director
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- Doctor of Philosophy in Clinical Psychology – The University of Montana
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Kimberly Gardner, L.C.S.W., L.A.C.Lead Clinical Supervisor
- Bachelor of Social Work – Carroll College, Helena MT 1979
- Master's of Social Work – University of Denver 1994
Kyle WatermanSenior Development Officer
B.A. in Liberal Arts, Evergreen State College, Olympia, WA; Certificate of Non-Profit Management, University of Illinois
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- Bachelor's degree in business from Carroll College, Helena, Montana
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Todd Garrison comes from a successful career in venture capital. He brings to Intermountain as sense of creative vision, as well as many years of business and management experience centered on communication skills; client development; and strategic planning & execution.
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Police: Chester woman stole jewels and gold from Winhall homeStaff Report | November 09,2012WINHALL A Chester woman was cited by police in the theft of $8,000 to $10,000 in gold and jewels from a house in which she worked, according to Sgt. Thomas Crowe of the Winhall Police Department.
January M. Nelson, 30, of Chester, was cited to be arraigned in Bennington criminal court on a felony count of grand larceny and possession of stolen property.
Crowe said the owner of a Winhall Hollow Road home in Winhall reported the items missing, including a large amount of gold jewelry and precious stones, on Sunday.
Police believe the items were taken Oct. 22 but no one noticed their absence until recently.
The homeowner provided police with photos of the missing items.
On Monday, Crowe interviewed Nelson, who had a home-cleaning business that included the Winhall home. Based on that interview, Winhall police officers recovered the stolen jewelry from locations in Winhall, Chester and Springfield.
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It's Best of Midnight Studio!'
Published: Sunday, June 28, 2009 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, June 26, 2009 at 11:52 p.m.
Wearing pearls, a fully-buttoned long-sleeve blouse and a knee-length skirt, Ariela Morgensterns character from the musical Miss Byrd appears to be an up-tight secretary temp worker. She enters the stage cautiously, her eyes darting around like shes got something to hide. Her long curly brown hair is pulled back in a twist, held in place with a pencil. But her straight-laced demeanor flies quickly out the window when she begins to croon her thoughts on love.
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I sit here at my desk, and no one knows, she sings. Not 20 minutes ago, I was not wearing clothes. I was in someones arms, in someones bed, oh what the thought of it does to my head!
Adding dramatic flair, near the end of the song, she tears off her blouse, leaving just her animal-print camisol covering the top of her body.
Morgenstern, who stars in her first Playhouse production as Aldonza/Dulcinea in the main stage hit musical Man of La Mancha, presented one of nine entertaining acts during Best of Midnight Studio on Monday night, the first time Flat Rock Playhouse opened up its behind-the-scenes show to the public.
Live and uncensored!
The studio is a cabaret that allows the actors and summer apprentices freedom of expression, an unpressured time for creativity, apart until last week from a paying audience.
Midnight Studio is a sharing of great art, theater art, visual art, any sort of art, says Paige Posey, one of the Playhouses associate managing directors. Its created by the artists that are the team at Flat Rock Playhouse. So it may include songs or scene work, or monologues, or it may be reading poetry, it may be a skit, it may be a spoof, it may be a choral number, it may be a dance.
All of the acts are self-chosen and independently rehearsed.
Since 1988, Midnight Studio shows have involved actors and apprentices from Flat Rock Playhouses Company. They gather late after the curtain closes on the current play or musical to entertain one other, try new acts, hone their skills.
Its part of a tradition that we love, says Damian Duke Domingue, co-host of Best of Midnight Studio and a long-time actor and resident creative artist at the Playhouse.
Monday was the first night the Playhouses longest-running show with more than 250 performances was opened to the public.
Co-host Bruce Bailey (who co-founded Midnight Studio with Riley Clairmont) presented the start of the show, calling it, Live and uncensored!
Its true, nothings taboo at Studio, sang Playhouse actress Neela Munoz in a spoof of Karen Carpenters Close to You.
The lyrics rang true. There were no holds barred in the Playhouses self-proclaimed PG-13 entertainment. Anyone who didnt like what they were seeing was invited to leave early on in the show.
If any audience members disapproved of any of the acts, including a serious monologue with profanity by actor and Playhouse production manager Billy Munoz, they held their peace. Nobody left.
Acts ranged from an edgy work by apprentices Diana Duffy and Jesse Siak, Dog Sees God, in which a pyromaniac talks to her visiting friend, for whom she obviously has feelings, about his experimentation with homosexuality; to Munozs decorated war hero monologue about what happened when he returned from his service including drinking and cheating on his wife.
Ben Hope and David Lutken sang A Walk in the Woods with Carl, which took the audience back to a time when Bob Dylan visited Carl Sandburg, unannounced, and together they played each others music.
The closing act was a sensual contact improv piece by apprentices Jennifer Holcombe and Grant Jordan.
Other entertaining and thought-provoking acts:
u Actor Patrick John Moran, who is currently playing Sancho in the hit musical Man of La Mancha, sang Billy Joels New York State of Mind.
u Apprentices Casey Hebbel and Regan McLellan performed a scene from Almost Maine
u Assistant choreographer Lauren Rogers tap danced to Aint Misbehavin.
u Bruce Bailey and Lisa K. Bryant performed a scene from Tom and Julie
Throughout the evening, Playhouse scenic artist Dennis Maulden sketched a portrait of the Playhouses Amy Elizabeth Jones, who accompanied several performers on the piano.
I think its nice, George Tennille, 63, of Flat Rock, said after the show. These kids are having fun.
Hendersonville resident Rose Stone, who has been attending plays at the Playhouse for 15 years, had never heard of Midnight Studio until the public cabaret was announced.
I thought it was a great show, I thought it was very entertaining, Stone says. Its neat to see the apprentices enjoying themselves so much.
An audience of 272 people turned out for Best of Midnight Studio. The admission price of $5 was enticing.
The price is right, Stone says.
Unfortunately, it doesnt look like the Playhouse will offer Best of Midnight Studio again this summer.
The Playhouse apprentices and staff have a busy schedule in the weeks ahead preparing for other events such as the apprentice showcase Rocky Horror Show (Aug. 10 and 11) and the annual fundraiser Dark Night Revue (Aug. 3).
Our talents probably going to be overbooked, Dale Bartlett, Playhouse associate managing director, said with a chuckle.
But Posey and Bartlett hope to offer another edition of Midnight Studio again next summer.
Were always looking for opportunities and ways to connect to our community, Posey said, and show a little bit more than maybe what it is people have come to know us as being capable of doing.
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Canadian violinist Nikki Chooi will return in June for his
winner's tour, presented in partnership with Chamber Music
New Zealand.
Chooi will be joined by New Zealand international pianist
Stephen De Pledge for three programmes, including Ravel's
gypsy Tzigane and the de Falla Suite Pupulaire
Espagnole, to virtuoso works of Ysaye and Prokofiev.
Other repertoire includes Jack Body's Caravan and
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masterpiece, his piano trio of 1855.
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Red Cheer Megaphone Glitter Temporary Tattoo
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Cheer tattoos for squads and fans to get the spirit soaring!
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These temporary tattoos were great. Easy to use and stayed on incredibly well. A little too well if you ask me. We had to scrub with alcohol and we tried baby oil and make up remover, but it just takes a lot of elbow grease to get them off. Which, if you are doing an all day event, it is awesome!!! I would definitely recommend these tattoos. The were colorful and you could actually read what they said. They were inexpensive, very durable and the kids were able to put them on each other without adult supervision for the most part!
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It was the best thing I got for my Cheerleaders
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