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Randall Theatre is seeking a man and woman to star in its production of "Same Time, Next Year."
Auditions will be at 6:30 tonight in the band room at McLoughlin Middle School, 320 W. Second St., Medford.
Auditioners will be asked to read cold from the script, which will be provided.
This play follows a love affair between Doris and George, married to others, who rendezvous once a year. Twenty-five years of manners and morals are hilariously and touchingly played out by the lovers. The 1978 film version starred Alan Alda and Ellen Burstyn, who won a Tony for her Broadway performance in the same role.
Bob Herried will direct Randall Theatre's production, which will run March 7-23. Rehearsals will begin in early January.
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"Ya'll Don't Wanna" is the cut - Hi-Tek is clearly being set up by Rawkus to be one of the next "hot" producers, and this track treads the jiggy/backpack line nicely. Skillz gets a lot off his chest on this one, in an Eminesque fashion of discussing whatever topics have arisen about him within the last year. Funny enough, he even mentions the fact that he didn't put "Ghost Writer" back out "with the names in it", because "Puff cut a check / I didn't have to say shit." Heh. True, the "Do It Real Big" is some wanna-be hot shit, but unlike O-Dub, I'd rather listen to some Jadakiss. – Pizzo
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, Volume 27, Issue 4, pp 383-408
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Internalism empowered: how to bolster a theory of justification with a direct realist theory of awareness
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The debate in the philosophy of perception between direct realists and representationalists should influence the debate in epistemology between internalists and externalists about justification. If direct realists are correct, there are more consciously accessible justifiers for internalists to exploit than externalists think. Internalists can retain their distinctive internalist identity while accepting this widened conception of internalistic justification: even if they welcome the possibility of cognitive access to external facts, their position is still quite distinct from the typical externalist position. To demonstrate this, Alvin Goldman's critique of internalism is shown to ignore important lessons from the case for direct realism about perception. In particular, it unjustifiably assumes that internalism entails that only facts simultaneous with the justification of a belief can justify the belief. Goldman's definition of a "justifier" is also inconsistent with the overall guidance conception of epistemology he takes for granted in his critique of internalism.
KeywordsInternalism Externalism Justification Direct realism Representationalism Perception Memory
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- Internalism empowered: how to bolster a theory of justification with a direct realist theory of awareness
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Acta Analytica
Volume 27, Issue 4 , pp 383-408
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Takahashi - Large Juraplate for EM-200 or NJP MountTakahashi Large Juraplate for the EM-200 or NJP mount. Mount two medium-sized telescopes, such as the FSQ-106 or FS-128, side-by-side. Slotted to move laterally for better balance. Can use with M-250 with use of TAA0251 ... Learn More
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Takahashi began manufacturing telescopes in 1967 their 35th year of business. They began and remain in the sand casting business today.
Their first model was TS-65 a 65mm x 900mm achromat. By 1969 they produced their first 65mm triplet semi-apochromat and 100mm f/10 reflector in 1969.
The TS80 built in April of 1972 was the first triplet apochromat Takahashi telescope built. Then in 1973 their first fluorite triplet telescope was used too photograph the total solar eclipse on June 29th of that year in Africa. It was an 80mm x 1200mm and in the same year they produced their first equatorial mount with a polar telescope.
In 1977 Takahashi introduced their second triplet fluorite apochromat the TS-90 a 90mm x 1000mm and the 90S mount and the famous JP mount in 1979. The NJP mount as it is called today is still in production. The JP and NJP mounts can be converted to Takahashi's Temma "go to" system. This is a testament to its timeless design. Then followed by the introduction of famous Sky Patrol portable mount in 1981, this mount was a favorite for eclipse chasers. It features a polar alignment telescope in the R.A. shaft and integral 40mm guide scope. In that year the fluorite Series FC 65, 78, 100, and 125 were introduced. This series remained in production until 1994.
Takahashi developed the camera angle adjuster which is a bearing device that allows the camera or ocular to be rotated 360° without loss of focus. This rotator device is still used today for all Takahashi focuser from the 2" to 4" focusers and all astrographs.
From this time Takahashi used a compression ring ocular holder to provide precise centering of the ocular and optics of the telescope.
In 1983 introduced their Epsilon Series of Hyperbolic flat field astrographs with the 130, 160, 200, 250 and 300. Takahashi was able to perfect the process for grinding hyperbolic mirrors and is doing so today for its current Epsilons and corrected RC astrographs. This was also the year they introduced the prototype FCT-150 fluorite triplet apochromat and the revolutionary EM-2000 mount which used electric clutches and had a direct read out of R.A. and Dec. This mount could be transported to remote sites because it broke down into three parts.
In 1985 the triplet FCT Series included a 65, 76, 100, 125 and 150mm fluorite triplets. The Mewlon Series Dall-Kirkham Cassegrain telescopes were the next series in sizes of 180, 210, 250 and 300mm were developed along with the CN-212, a convertible 212mm classical Cassegrain f/12 and corrected Newtonian convertible telescope.
In 1989 Takahashi introduced their famous TSC-225: a 225mm Schmidt-Cassegrain with innovations such as 10 baffles in the baffle tube and a rear cell fan for cooling of the optics. The 225 used white German optical glass for its corrector plate. Ever the innovator Takahashi produced the carbon fiber Epsilon-250 in 1992 closely followed by the carbon fiber Epsilon-210 hyperbolic astrographs.
Takahashi also makes observatory telescopes which include: 350mm hyperbolic astrographs, 300 and 400mm Cassegrains, 200, 250 and 300mm triplet apochromatic refractors and the large EM-3500 mounts to carry them.
Takahashi's manufacture of refractors, Newtonian reflectors, Cassegrain/Newtonians, classical Cassegrains, hyperbolic astrographs, corrected Baker RC astrographs, mounts and oculars makes it one of the most versatile companies of its type in the world.
The current line of Ortho Apochromatic refractors use a design that is absolutely color free, will include a 110mm, 130mm [currently produced], 150mm [introduced 06/05] and a 180mm. Coming also is a line of Ortho Astrographs.
Their manufacturing facilities are located in Urii, Japan with their headquarters located in the Itabahsi prefecture of Tokyo. The facilities include the main assembly and design facility where the instruments and optics designed, are tested and assembled. The second is the sand casting factory. The third is the facility where the observatory mounts the EM-3500 and EM-2500 are assembled along with the machining shop next door to their warehouse facility. The fourth is the mirror grinding, polishing and testing building.
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Muskego won't ban fireworks
They will review how displays work under new fireworks rules
Muskego - The suggestion to hold a referendum on banning private fireworks displays was put on hold so that Muskego's new fireworks ordinance can be given a try.
Muskego is the only community in the metropolitan area that allows private residents to put on fireworks displays, if they get city permits.
The Common Council meeting as a Committee of the Whole last week decided it was premature to hold a referendum, favoring instead to see how well the new fireworks ordinance works. The new rules were to get their first tryout last Fourth of July, but due to last summer's drought the city had a burn ban that nixed fireworks. The Public Safety Committee suggested the referendum.
"We have a real good rewrite of the ordinance," Alderman Neil Borgman said.
Alderman Daniel Soltysiak said he would rather see stepped-up enforcement against people being bad neighbors before talking about a referendum. The city already has ordinances against excessive noise, littering and vandalism and he would like those enforced more, he said.
The new ordinance also gives people the chance to complain about fireworks displays to the city. The Finance Committee will review the complaint with both parties and then decide whether the complaint is valid and serious enough to deny a fireworks permit the following year.
That process was followed once so far, Soltysiak said. The parties might not have gone away happy, but there was a dialogue, he said.
The Committee of the Whole supported tightening up the window to complain about fireworks displays. The old deadline was July 31. The new one will be July 8. The last day displays are allowed is July 7.
Agreeing with Soltysiak that most of the problems come from people who don't get permits, Alderman Kert Harenda said that banning legal displays is unfair because it punishes people who do the right thing. So, he didn't support a referendum on banning fireworks.
Police have noted no major incidents because of fireworks. Years ago, a barn was set on fire, but firefighters arrived quickly and put it out.
Alderman Rob Glazier acknowledged that fireworks are dangerous. He found burn holes in a boat covering at his house due to fireworks, he said. But shooting off fireworks is a big quality of life issue for many people, he said.
"I'd like to put the whole debate to rest," he said.
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The age of the universe is 13.798±0.037 billion years, yet the age of HD 140283 is 14.46±0.8 billion years, how this can be the case?
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I live in Iran and as you know there's a blocking system here. The people here use VPNs to access websites. I did the same. But days ago VPNs (PPTP, L2TP,SSTP) ports was blocked too. The alternatives was Freegate and free software similar to it. People mostly use these software in Windows. But I want a thing which supports Ubuntu too. Furthermore I know that port 443 is not filtered. Do you think is it possible to use OpenVPN in this situation?
There are a number of different ways to bypass government bans on websites. And one of them is Tor Browser.
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While Tor is an easy way, it is soooo slooow. The better one would be an SSH tunnel. Mass block of SSH is nearly equal to mass block of Internet. You can easily create your own SSH Tunnel gate on any server abroad that you own. There are even some free tunnel providers, but beware of scams.
I certainly recommend you to install Tor. Because it is safer than VPNs and lots of people are using it around the world. So there will be lots of documentations to use.
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South by Southwest Geekfest Veers From Social Media to Health
Social-media startups will need to share the spotlight this year at South by Southwest Interactive, the annual technology geekfest that catapulted Twitter Inc. to stardom in 2007.
Rock Health, an incubator focused on health-care startups, and WePay, an online payments provider, will showcase their products and services at the four-day conference that starts today in Austin, Texas. Edmodo Inc., an educational social network, is part of a new event focused on learning.
Dubbed "Woodstock for geeks," South by Southwest is no longer just about creating buzz for the latest social-networking tools like Twitter and Foursquare Labs Inc. The 19-year-old conference is expecting about 20,000 entrepreneurs, investors and executives searching for the next big thing across the technology landscape, seeking to bring industries such as health care and education further into the digital realm.
"There are more and more applications for social and mobile technologies in the health-care world," said Lisa Suennen, a co-founder at San Francisco-based venture capital firm Psilos Group, who is going to the conference for the first time. "To the extent you can bring it into the hip and exciting opportunity area is a wonderful thing."
Suennen's session -- "Why Invest in Health Tech?" -- is one of at least 18 at the conference related to health care. Other topics include wired hospitals, the use of social media by pharmaceutical companies, and online therapy.
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Bill Clerico, the co-founder of WePay, has attended South by Southwest for the past two years just for fun. This year, he's participating in a session called "The Future of Money," and spending the rest of his time meeting with potential business partners. His Palo Alto, California-based startup is taking on EBay Inc.'s PayPal unit by letting users buy things in groups, helping event promoters sell tickets and enabling people to accept donations via the Web.
"I'm meeting with storefront companies and event companies to talk about how we can help power payments," said Clerico, whose four-year-old company has raised $10 million in venture capital. "The company is mature enough that now I can go looking for customers."
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South by Southwest is still known as the place for new mobile and social apps, in the same way that the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas showcases next-generation televisions and Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, is the home for wireless technologies. In 2010, mobile check-in apps Foursquare and Gowalla Inc. were the standouts, and last year the focus turned to group-messaging services GroupMe Inc. and Beluga, which have both been acquired.
Mobile apps generating the most buzz heading into this year's conference are Highlight, Sonar and Glancee, which use consumers' contacts and social-networking data to connect them to relevant people in the vicinity.
That's not why Halle Tecco is going. The founder of Rock Health is looking for software developers who want to do more than create the next mobile game or Facebook Inc. app. Her San Francisco-based incubator is investing in new startups focused on health technology.
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"A lot of people that come to Rock Health would otherwise go build the next Facebook," said Tecco, 28, who worked at Intel Corp. and Apple Inc. before starting Rock Health. "We hope we can convince them to go build the Facebook for health care, because it's an industry that has massive inefficiencies."
Education has gotten so popular that for the second year, South by Southwest held a separate event that ran the three days before the Interactive conference. SXSWedu attracted about 900 people last year and three times that this year, said Drew Scheberle, a senior vice president at the Austin Chamber of Commerce.
The education event brings entrepreneurs together with policy leaders and educators to discuss innovation in the industry. Nic Borg, chief executive officer of online-education company Edmodo, says he wants to meet developers who are interested in providing content to his site's 6 million users, mostly teachers and students. The San Mateo, California-based company announced at the conference that it's opening up to outside developers for the first time.
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"The idea is to capture the attention of a lot of really talented developers, who haven't typically focused on the education space," Borg said. "We're trying to provide a bridge between the education side and interactive side so that folks see there's a tremendous opportunity in the space."
While education and health care may not get the attention of the hottest social-networking apps, they do have some of the most high-profile speakers. Arne Duncan, the U.S. Secretary of Education, gave a keynote at SXSWedu, and Aneesh Chopra, the former U.S. chief technology officer, is taking part in the interactive session on health-care investing.
Suennen of Psilos Group is presenting along with Chopra. She says she is looking forward to seeing just how far health care has come in the world of South by Southwest.
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TRUM: A tale of two headlines
I'm debating how to lead this TRUM. My two options are that I got my own show, and that I'm killing the TRUM.
Got your attention now, didn't I? Those are what we in the business call "grabbers!" They're also what we in the business call "not exactly true."
It's been a crazy week, and I've been sitting on this for three days now. I know folks are always like, "Really? How long could it take to talk about a few players?" Well the problem is it adds up. Between the two podcasts, "First Take," the "Fantasy Focus" video show, the weekly newsletter, the ESPN The Magazine column, two ESPNEWS hits a week and then a bunch of stuff I'm taping it's a lot. Every time I appear somewhere, there's research and writing involved, then makeup for TV (lots of makeup), then the actual taping of the segment.
I'm not complaining, I've got an amazing job, but I produce a ton of content every day and, well, it takes time. Combine that with the executive stuff I do in terms of our fantasy business and here we are, two days later, but still with the same two headlines. I got my own show, and I'm killing the TRUM.
Let's start with the first headline. So, no, I don't have "my own show." But I am part of a brand new one. ESPNEWS Fantasy Insider will debut Sunday morning. Hosted by Merril Hoge, with myself and Howie Schwab (of "Stump the Schwab" fame), we'll be talking all things fantasy, every Sunday at 11 a.m. ET on ESPNEWS.
So that's pretty cool, and I am sure all the other fantasy faces you know will be popping in from time to time, as well. I'm excited because, well dude, it's a fantasy show. Come on! With a good time slot this time. Perfect for the NFL season, but we'll be dealing with all sports, not just football.
And by the way, Schwab is a huge fantasy player himself. I was in a league with him last year, and he's intense. So, you know, that'll be fun. Arguing with a guy who has encyclopedic knowledge of all sports. Good thing I'm funny!
We move to headline No. 2, and let me just nip that right in the bud: This is not the last TRUM but the TRUM's days are numbered. Now, I'm thinking my blog will live on in some form. Just not as a written blog. There are a few reasons why:
• I don't think I do it justice. I don't have the time to truly do it the way I want to. I feel both the quality and consistency have suffered, and that means I either need to fix it or stop doing it. Fixing it isn't an option given all the other things I have to do.
• Without getting into why It isn't fun to do anymore.
• It's confusing. Longtime readers get it, but there are many more ESPN folks for whom I am brand-new, and to them, it's like, "What are you? TMR? TRUM? That annoying guy?" Too many brands, if you will, and I'm sick of people sending me e-mails and chat questions referring to me as "TRUM."
I will continue writing, don't get me wrong. Just changing the column name to "The Talented Mr. Roto." We no longer need the "TRUM" nickname, and I'll probably move from a daily-ish blog to more of a weekly column. Maybe two a week. We'll see. I'll let you know when the end is closer. Probably end of this week or next.
OK. Enough about me. Let's talk a little football. From now until the start of the NFL season, I'll do something I call "Player Tracker," which looks at guys whose value is rising and falling.
Santonio Homes, WR, Steelers: With a touchdown in his first preseason game, Holmes continues his impressive run from last season. Last year, over the final four games, only seven wide receivers had more yards than Holmes.
Brandon Jacobs, RB, Giants: Offensive coordinator Kevin Gilbride said on the Giants official site that, right now, the plan is to give Jacobs 20-25 carries a game and that Ruben Droughns is the backup. If Jacobs is going to get that much work, he becomes a clear second-round pick. He's currently going in the late third round according to our ESPN.com live draft results.
Vernon Davis, TE, 49ers: According to the Santa Rosa Press Democrat, Davis is looking "virtually unstoppable" in practice. I keep saying it: Tight end is really deep this year, and this just one more example of why.
Larry Johnson, RB, Chiefs: Jeremy Green of Scouts Inc. said Thursday on his "Football Today" podcast that he truly thinks LJ will sit out. Meanwhile, the Chiefs lost another guy from their O-line as Damion McIntosh is now out 4-6 weeks. The guy replacing him at left tackle (Will Svitek) has played in one NFL game. All of it adds up to "not good," so my labeling LJ a bust in ESPN The Magazine last month is looking pretty good.
Tatum Bell and Kevin Jones, RBs, Lions: Tatum, dude, why are you calling out Kevin Jones? And KJ, why are you jawing back? Both of you have been huge disappointments. It's like when Paris was angry at Nicole for making a joke about her "extracurricular activities." It's like are you guys really serious here? Anyway, neither guy is any good, and adding the element of a media sideshow to this "battle" can't help.
Willie Parker, RB, Steelers: I'm not that worried yet, but you never like to hear that a running back is missing the first preseason game due to inflammation of the knee.
Let's finish things off with a little bit of baseball.
That NL-only leagues will want to jump all over Rick Ankiel, just promoted by the Cardinals. Yes, that Rick Ankiel, and in case you hadn't heard, he's a hitter now. And a good one. Seriously. In Triple-A this year he hit 32 home runs and had 89 RBIs in 385 at-bats. He also struck out 88 times, so he's not for the batting-average sensitive. He can, however, hit for power, and he will get a shot to play since the Cardinals can't send him back down (they are out of options). And, oh yeah, he went yard on Thursday.
That Matt Cain now has three straight quality starts after his six-inning, no-earned-runs game against Washington on Wednesday night. He gets the Pirates next.
That after going deep twice on Wednesday, Robinson Cano has five home runs in his last nine games.
That Jermaine Dye now has homered in four of his past six games and is 10-for-24 in that span.
That Brad Wilkerson has two home runs in his past three games, eight since July 1 and is hitting .417 in August. He's also available in a ton of mixed leagues.
That I'm not worried about Pedro Martinez getting rocked in his rehab start. He felt good, he threw a lot of pitches for strikes (43 of 66) and his control was there.
That I'm really not worried about Brewers starter Yovani Gallardo's horrific outing at Coors. It was Coors. In fact, if some owner is freaking out about that and the rumors he might get pulled from the rotation (he won't), go get him. It's your opportunity to buy low.
That I'm glad to see James Shields show up again. Seven innings, one earned run, nine strikeouts. Man, he needed that. Of course, I didn't have the guts to start him on the road at Detroit, but still. Rather have him back than have been right to bench him.
That I'd pick up Norris Hopper if I needed cheap speed and missed out on Eric Patterson of the Cubs. Ryan Freel is done for the year and Hopper will get some time in the outfield.
That very quietly, Lance Berkman is on pace for 29 home runs and 103 RBIs.
That Ryan Spilborghs, mentioned here before, is 14-for-his-past-34 (.412) with four home runs and 12 RBIs.


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The hopes and dreams of fanboys and girls everywhere will be fulfilled this Fall, when LEGO Marvel Super Heroes arrives on a console near you.
LEGO's New Game Experiment
Meet George. George is made of LEGO bricks, and lives an interesting life (which you can follow on Facebook) for a little toy guy. He's also the central character of an intriguing new game from LEGO called Life of George, which marries physical brick building with a digital game on Apple iOS devices.
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Wilbur, E.B. White's famous pig, laments that it is difficult to find a good friend who writes well.
Charlotte promised Wilbur she will save his life, and she ponders long and hard how to do so.
The Other animals in the farmyard, the rat, the geese, and the sheep, are amazed at Charlotte's masterful plan to save Wilbur.
Wilbur says, "It's not often that someone comes along who is a true friend and a good writer" (White 184).
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Jane Mushabac's 2016 book, His Hundred Years, A Tale by Shalach Manot is a novel she wrote on a Mellon Fellowship and with three PSC-CUNY Creative Writing grants; in manuscript it won an award in the Leapfrog Press international fiction contest. Shalach Manot is a pen name she uses for her Sephardic fiction. She wrote her short story "Pasha: Ruminations of David Aroughetti" in Ladino; it has appeared in English and Ladino. Her NPR radio play, Mazal Bueno: A Portrait in Song of the Spanish Jews, is available as a CD, and her "Joya Gormezano," has been performed by Tovah Feldshuh in an off-Broadway show that has toured to over fifty cities here and abroad. Recent fiction readings include events at Harvard University, University of Washington, SUNY New Paltz, Tufts, City College, California State University Long Beach, Hunter College, Queensborough Community College, The Americas Society, and Brooklyn College. The book she co-authored, A Short and Remarkable History of New York City (Fordham University Press and the Museum of the City of New York), a "Best of the Best" of the American Association of University Presses, is in its 5th printing; and she was interviewed as a NYC historian in an NBC television documentary. Her book on Herman Melville was called "bold and ambitious" by Sewanee Review and she has contributed notable essays on Melville to Columbia Journal of American Studies, and a Modern Language Association volume. She has also written an NEH-funded podcast, "Civil War Stories," on Walt Whitman. Prof. Mushabac's writing has been translated into Russian, German, Bulgarian, and Turkish. She teaches Creative Writing at City Tech to students from all over the world. She is the founder of City Tech Writer, which showcases distinguished undergraduate writing from all disciplines at the college.
His Hundred Years, A Tale, Shalach Manot [Jane Mushabac] (Albion-Andalus Books), 2016.
A Short and Remarkable History of New York City,Jane Mushabac and Angela Wigan (Fordham University Press and the Museum of the City of New York/ Oxford University Press), a "Best of the Best" of the American Association of University Presses, 2000, 5th printing 2008.
A Short and Remarkable History of New York City, Jane Mushabac and Angela Wigan. Bularian Ed. Trans. into Bulgarian anon. Sofia, Bulgaria: Sluntse, 2007.
Mazal Bueno: A Portrait in Song of the Spanish Jews, Jane Mushabac, CD of radio play commissioned for National Public Radio, broadcast Columbus Day 1992 featuring Tovah Feldshuh (Western Wind Records, 1992).
Melville's Humor: A Critical Study(Archon, 1981).
"The Kitchen in New Jersey, 1958," Shalach Manot [Jane Mushabac], short story. Midstream LVIII.3 (Summer 2012): 41-44.
"Canakkale, 1911," Shalach Manot [Jane Mushabac], short story. Conversations 11 (Autumn 2011): 138-141.
"Pasha: Pensamientos de David Aroughetti," Shalach Manot [Jane Mushabac], short story as she originally wrote it in Judeo-Spanish (Ladino). Sephardic Horizons, online journal1.4 http://www.sephardichorizons.org/Volume1/Issue4/Pasha.html (Fall, 2011).
"New Jersey," short story. Chautauqua Spec. issue, Words and Music, 7 (2010): 184-187.
"Pasha: Ruminations of David Aroughetti," S. Manot [Jane Mushabac], short story in her translation into English. Midstream LI .4 Yiddish/Ladino issue (July/Aug. 2005): 41-44.
Mazal Bueno: A Portrait in Song of the Spanish Jews, radio play. Midstream L.5 Yiddish/Ladino issue (July/Aug. 2004): 35-37.
"Joya Gormezano," monologue in Tovah: Out of Her Mind!, Tovah Feldshuh's one-woman show (Jane Mushabac, Contributing Writer). Playhouse 91, 13 Apr.- 2 June 1996. Has toured 1996 to present: Sydney, Hong Kong, Tel Aviv, London, Jazz at Lincoln Center, Chicago, San Francisco, Denver, Boston, many other cities, most recently at Baruch Performing Arts Center, Baruch College, in "Solo in the City" series, 10 March 2013.
"Sunday," short story. Survival Prose. Ed. John Gerald and George Blecher. Indianapolis: Bobbs Merrill, 1971. 113-123.
"Diversity and the Jews," essay. Conversations Spec. issue Bridges, Not Walls, 20 (Autumn 2014): 98-102.
"Sephardic Jewry: Not Built in a Day," review essay on After Expulsion: 1492 and the Making of Sephardic Jewry by Jonathan Ray. Jewish Currents 68.1 (Autumn 2013): 65-67.
"Seven Songs," essay. Conversations 13 (Spring 2012): 140-149.
"Yedi Sarki," Jane Mushabac's "Seven Songs" essay. Trans. into Turkish by Alegresse Delail. http://www.hasturktv.com/anti_semitizm/4537.htm online 17 Oct. 2012-current.
"Civil War Stories" (NEH-funded podcast on Walt Whitman and the Civil War for "Making Objects Speak" website). http://jjcweb.jjay.cuny.edu/history/making_objects_speak/index.php/civil-war-stories online 21 Nov. 2011 to current.
"Is Sephardic a Name Brand?," essay. Conversations Spec. issue, Diversity, 7 (Spring 2010): 22-29.
"A Remarkable First Novel," review essay on The Search Committee by Marc Angel. Midstream, LV.1 (Winter 2009): 31-32.
"Ishmael or Ishfemale: Gender and Humor," essay. The Columbia Journal of American Studies online, Featured Article of the Month, Fall 2007 http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cjas/ishfemale.html.
"Homero Aridjis's Picaresque Novel," review essay on 1492: The Life and Times of Juan Cabezon of Castile by Homero Aridjis. Midstream LII.4 Yiddish/Ladino issue (July/Aug. 2006): 33-35.
"Rebecca Touro Lopez" and "G.G. Michelson," signed articles in Jewish Women: A Comprehensive Historical Encyclopedia. CD-ROM. Philadelphia: Jewish Publication Society, 2006. Updated versions of Jane Mushabac's articles in Jewish Women in America: An Historical Encyclopedia. Ed. Paula E. Hyman and Deborah Dash Moore. New York: Routledge, 1997. 871-872 and 921-923.
"Judith and the Theme of Sapientia et Fortitudo," essay on tenth-century epic.Classical and Medieval Literature Criticism. Ed. Jelena Krstovic. Vol. 68. Detroit: Gale, 2004. 188-193. Rpt. from Massachusetts Studies in English 4 (1973): 3-12.
"Going Out on a Limb: Joha," review essay on Folktales of Joha collected by Matilda Koén-Sarano. Midstream XXXXIX.5 Yiddish/Ladino issue (July/Aug. 2003): 36-38.
"Timeline," Jane Mushabac and Angela Wigan, introductory timeline illustrated from the collections of the Museum of the City of New York. Gotham Center for New York City History, CUNY Graduate Center (commissioned by Mike Wallace) www.gothamcenter.org (see menu bar past events/programs–Timeline) online April 20, 2003-current.
"Rebounding from Fear and Crime: A Practical Model for Engaging Youth and the Community," Marsha Hurst and Jane Mushabac. Proceedings, International Perspectives on Crime, Drugs, and Public Order, 12-17 June 1994, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY. Ed. Roberta Blotner and Kathleen Willis. New York: John Jay College of Criminal Justice, 1997. 13-17.
Review of Melville and Repose: The Rhetoric of Humor in the American Renaissance by John Bryant. Modern Philology 93 (1996): 539-543.
"Brief aus New York an besorgte Deutsche" (Letter from New York to concerned Germans), essay. Trans. into German Matthias Fienbork. Freibeuter (Berlin quarterly) Spec. issue, international commentary on German violence against immigrants, 55(1993): 66-73.
"Study the Convivencia, Study Spain," "Point of View" essay. New York Teacher 14 Dec. 1992: 23.
"Notes on Teaching Moby-Dick," essay. Approaches to Teaching Melville's "Moby-Dick." Ed. Martin Bickman. Approaches to Teaching World Literature 8. New York: Modern Language Association, 1985, 3rd printing 1997. 115-120.
"About Russian Poetry–With Love," profile of Olga Andreyev Carlisle. Trans. into Russian anon. America Illustrated Sept. 1970: 13-15.
"That Ol' Time Unionism, With a Futuristic Beat," article. Village Voice, 23 Oct. 1969: 15-16.
Review of Mystery and Manners by Flannery O'Connor. Village Voice, 3 July 1969: 7.
I Count the Hours: Woman of Sarajevo, play byStig Dalager. Trans. from the Danish Lone Thygesen Blecher and Jane Mushabac. In Dalager, American Elektra and Other Plays: Six Plays in Danish and English, Arhus, Denmark: EC Edition, 2007: 291-307. American premiere Nordic Theater Festival, Columbia University, 1995; also produced 1995-1999 at La Mama, The New York International Fringe Festival, Theater Row Theater, and Carmel (California) Performing Arts Festival.
"Jewish Themes and Thoughts in the Judeo-Spanish Refrán," article by Matilda Cohen Sarano. Trans. from the Ladino Jane Mushabac. The Sephardic Journey, 1492-1992. New York: Yeshiva University Museum, 1992. 156-171.
"Texts," lyrics of fifteenth-century songs and ballads. Trans. from the Spanish Jane Mushabac. Mazal Bueno CD booklet (Western Wind Records, 1992).


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Good Morning! At Smithville, MS, the current temperature is 30 and it feels like 30. Highs will continue to range between 60 and 72 with lows between 35 and 63. There is a 40% chance of showers on Tuesday and a 30% chance of isolated thunderstorms Wednesday. There could be a few strong to severe storms Tuesday evening into Wednesday morning. Also, this could be an overnight threat again. There is a 50% chance of showers on Friday. There is a possibility that we could have severe weather on Friday, but it's too far out to really tell. At the Regional Rehab Center in Tupelo, MS, the current temperature is 34 and it feels like 34. Todays high is 58 with a low of 33. Sundays high is 62. Hope yall are having a great Saturday and I'll have another post tomorrow. Continue to pray for the tornado victims and those affected by damaging weather events.
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2015: Was a Preseason All-MVFC selection for his junior season … Missed the entire campaign with a preseason injury and was awarded a medical hardship.
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2013: Redshirted his first season at Missouri State ... Named MSU Offensive Scout Team Player of the Week for road win at Western Illinois (10/26/13).
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Professor Lee Witters has been honored with the creation of the Lee A. Witters Award for Outstanding Teaching and Social Justice. This award was created in recognition for Professor Witter's years of service as an educator and mentor to pre-health students. Dr. Tim Lahey, Faculty Director of Dartmouth's Health Professions Program, says of the award "My goal was to bring pre-health undergraduates into collaboration with Geisel medical students and other graduate students in health sciences...[more]
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Dr. Dustin Rubenstein '99, Associate Professor of Biology at Columbia University, returned to Dartmouth in April to report on his research on how organisms adapt to changes in the environment. While at Dartmouth, Dr. Rubenstein enrolled in the biology department's foreign study program (FSP) and was an undergraduate researcher in...[more]
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The national RFONZ body works with regional film offices to
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here,'' Mr Jennings said.
''Our core business in Otago and Southland is TV
New Zealand Film Commission chief executive Dave Gibson said
the move could only benefit the New Zealand film industry.
''We welcome the news and the co-ordination role it brings.''
The seven-member RFONZ board includes Mr Jennings and Dunedin
City Council business development adviser Ross Grey.
''We already get quite a bit of [film] activity in
Queenstown,'' Mr Grey said yesterday.
''We're hoping this will help foster more activity in Dunedin
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SAN DIEGO – A 2000 Marshall County High School graduate and Lewisburg, Tenn., native is serving aboard USS Somerset (LPD 25), one of the world's most modern, networked, survivable, and transformational platforms.
Petty Officer 1st Class William M. Hickman is a fire controlman aboard the San Diego-based ship, a San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock, that is longer than 2 football fields long at nearly 684 feet long. The ship is 105 feet wide and weighs more than 25,000 tons. Four diesel engines can push the ship through the water at more than 24 mph. Like her sister ships, USS New York and Arlington, USS Somerset is named in commemoration of the September 11, 2001 attacks. The name honors the passengers and crew of United Airlines Flight 93 whose actions prevented terrorist hijackers from reaching their intended target, forcing the airplane to crash near Shanksville, Somerset County, Pa. Approximately 22 tons of steel from a crane that stood near Flight 93′s crash site was used to construct Somerset's bow stem, embodying the strength and determination of the people of the United States: to recover, to rally, to take the fight to the enemy.
As a 32 year-old with numerous responsibilities, Hickman said he is learning about himself as a leader, Sailor and a person. He added that his time in the Navy has been exciting and full of benefits. "The Navy gives you the opportunity to take on responsibilities regardless of your age," said Hickman. "The Navy pushes you to succeed and do things you had no idea you were capable of."
He also said he is proud of the work he is doing as part of the Somerset's 361-member crew, protecting America on the world's oceans. "Serving on this ship is a great honor," Hickman explained. "The people on flight 93 stood up and fought back and that is what we embody, standing up for what you believe to be right regardless of the cost."
"For an officer in the United States Navy to be entrusted with the awesome responsibility of command is humbling. It is truly an honor and privilege to have the opportunity to serve as USS Somerset's first commanding officer. Every day, I feel an unparalleled sense of pride working alongside the nation's finest Sailors and Marines."
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The challenge finally arrived for Rory McIlroy, and he was better than ever Sunday to win the PGA Championship.
On a back nine filled with clutch shots and as much tension as a major can provide, McIlroy emerged from a four-man race to outlast Phil Mickelson and the darkness at Valhalla to capture his second straight major.
McIlroy closed with a 3-under 68 and became only the fourth player in the last century of golf to win four majors at 25 or younger. The others were Tiger Woods, Jack Nicklaus and Bobby Jones, three of the game's greatest players.
Boy Wonder appears on his way to belonging in that group.
''I didn't think in my wildest dreams I'd have a summer like this,'' said McIlroy, only the seventh player to win the last two majors of the year. ''I played the best golf of my life. I really gutted it out today.''
But one of the greatest shows on soggy turf came with a most peculiar ending.
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Here's one.
Fin-tube Radiation for Steam Heating
An expert tells us how to get the job done right.
....but right here on this forum.
Pictures help a LOT, especially of the boiler area.
I picture a 1940s One-Piper with a newer fin tube loop that ought to be piped Two-Pipe, and a condensate...
Not through the coil. See link for diagrams.
The radiators ARE the expansion tank.
Two wrongs don't make a right, but three lefts do.
Fix both problems at the same time.
By the way, I use a 007 on my indirect at home. It's steam.
Or just put it in upside down...
Boston is a big market...
A radiator connected across the top and bottom is a water radiator. A steam radiator is only connected across the bottom.
It matters not how you install them in a steam system.
They are trying to get rid of steam systems and trying to promote EFFICIENT designs in delivery systems.
Imagine if you have about 6 piping problems and a perfectly tuned oil burner, and you yank...
Old steam systems usually have gobs of room for improvement beyond the burner efficiency itself.
Size matters.
Those paint stations put a charge on the electrical grounds for the paint coating process.
It raises HELL with flame sensing in gas equipment.
Tough to troubleshoot, too.
Tankless coil in the boiler likely has a pinhole in it.
Get better soon.
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Don't you love the designs in the camo paint?
Those were out before the 68s, which were out before the Gold series.
That boiler isn't worth upgrading. The iron has lived about 30 years. Getting 2% more out of it for a few years wouldn't be...
The meter bar is supposed to be bonded with a wire that runs with the plastic service to the main. It's also what they locate with a metal detector on plastic mains.
My guess is that it went into...
They aren't afraid of ANYTHING.
In 1991, I made friends with a young one (see my avitar). They're pretty unpredictable. They seem to be interested in what people do.
I don't know the metric formula. It will involve temperature rise and flow rate, which you now have.
Google might even help you.
You'll also need the starting (inlet) temperature.
It's spelled out in the warranty for the individual piece of equipment.
Read the warranty.
A warranty is a written contract from the seller. That's the guy that got paid.
What does it say?
Time wounds all heels....
The Dodge/Toyota dealer is losing it's Dodge franchise. It's across the street from a Ford Dealer.
A mile down the same street is Poulin Auto Country. Chevy, Jeep, Chrysler, GMC. They are...
Al Capone and Joe Kennedy...
Go ahead, zoom in.
Check out the guy 4 chairs behind Shotgun Dick Cheney.
Crash victim refused by 14 hospitals dies
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KOBE (Kyodo) A 69-year-old man hurt in a traffic accident in Hyogo Prefecture died last month...
Two architects die and go to heaven. They meet each other in line waiting to go in the pearly gates. One says, "You know, we are architects and shouldn't have to wait in line with the common people."...