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NEW YORK—It was a beautiful drive down the parkway from Hyde Park right after lunch on Sunday afternoon. The colors grow more beautiful each weekend but they have not yet reached their full enchantment. However, as I will be going to Minneapolis the end of this coming week I probably shall see the glorious beauty of our autumn foliage there.
Back in New York and a full day on Monday, first at the office of the American Association for the United Nations and then an activity which I have found gives me both pleasure and recreation. This was the doll contest sponsored each year by Seventeen magazine. After the judging, these dolls go through the CARE organization to children all over the world. I serve as one of the judges and I wonder at the ingenuity and skill of some of the young people who make and dress the dolls.
The afternoon was crowded with meetings and I had some family and friends for dinner Monday night. My son, James, arrived here from the Coast on Saturday and he was in with two friends for dinner, though he went off to a play afterwards. My other son, John, and his wife were dining here in any case with some other friends, so this addition was very fortunate and merely meant we dined a little bit earlier. And we regretted that some of our guests had to desert us for the theatre.
Having James come in from Los Angeles reminds me of a letter I received not long ago from a Los Angeles painter named Max Cossak. Mr. Cossak tells me that he thinks the United Nations has neglected the use of art to bring peoples together and that he is founding a gallery in Los Angeles to be called the United Art Center Gallery.
At the gallery he will try to have exhibitions from all the 60 member nations of the U.N. and he feels in this way we can increase the understanding of people for each other and that we should not neglect any avenue which will enable us to do this.
I shall certainly try to visit this art gallery when next I am in Los Angeles, for I think this is an interesting idea. While our museums have been encouraging exchange exhibitions for a long time, there is no doubt that more can be done. Every citizen can in their special line of interest use the abilities they have to spread international interest in a variety of ways.
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- 6 ounces goat cheese
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- 2 teaspoons finely chopped fresh sage, plus 6 small sage sprigs for garnish
- 1 medium shallot, finely chopped
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
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On a lightly floured surface, make the ravioli: brush the edges of 4 gyoza wrappers with a wet brush. Scoop 1 tablespoon of the goat cheese into the center of 2 wrappers and top each with a second one. Press around the edges to seal, flattening the filling and pressing out as much air as possible. Transfer to a lightly floured plate. Repeat to make 10 more ravioli; sprinkle lightly with flour as you layer them on the plate. Cover with a kitchen towel.
In a small saucepan, combine the Infused Vegetable Stock with the remaining heavy cream, 1/4 teaspoon talt and the cayenne and simmer until reduced to 1/2 cup, about 10 minutes. Turn the heat to very low and whisk in the cold butter, a few pieces at a time. remove the sauce from the heat and partially cover.
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This video displays normal modes in a vibrating system through the motion of air carts connected by springs on an air track. When this system is at resonant frequency, symmetrical patterns called normal modes appear. The normal modes are shown in both driven and undriven cases, and the demonstration is repeated for systems of two, three, and five coupled carts. The video includes a short explanation of the demonstration. It is appropriate for AP or advanced high school physics courses.
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Got the butterflies...
We're playing Spain at home and, oddly enough, have a 2 point lead on them.
A win and we're in directly to WC. A tie and we're practically ensured to playoff round.
Should be a good game to watch if it's on.
Got the butterflies...
We're playing Spain at home and, oddly enough, have a 2 point lead on them.
A win and we're in directly to WC. A tie and we're practically ensured to playoff round.
Should be a good game to watch if it's on.
If anyone watches a few young guys to check out:
- Raphael Varane: central defender, 19, starts for Real Madrid...enough said. Kid is wise beyond his years and should be the defensive centerpiece for the next decade.
Blaise Matuidi: holding MF. Without a doubt the most improved French player since PSG went gonzo. Brings back Makele mamaries he's that good.
Paul Pogba: holding MF plays for Juventus, 20 years old. I've only seen him play once but seems to be the real deal
Both Varane and Pogba have 1 cap so Deschamps is being really bold throwing them into the fire.
What's the weather forecast look like?
4-0 Spain.
Rooting for France.....sick of Spain and would love to see them have to fight for a berth in the play-off
It's on ESPN2 starting at 4
Not looking good so far..
Here's a free stream for those who want to watch the match:
Spain not playing their best football so anything is possible. Gotta play better though.
Very lucky on the penalty that wasn't called.
I am about to watch the 2nd half. Missed the 1st. I am curious about the French side, have not seen them much lately. Plenty of quality but they have shown such a shocking lack of chemistry and national pride in the past. It is such an integral part of French culture to protest anything and everything...even their national team makes for interesting theatre.
That stream above no longer works.
Good luck in the second half, Raoul.
1-0 for Spain..
Things are now back in their place. Spain first, everyone else second
Wow, an actual World cup qualifying thread!
France has got alot of good young talent, thanks to their national soccer program which is one of the best going.
Spain is the top dog. They still have lots of game left.
I hope France does win their group still, Youll have to beat the man, to be the man.
Bonne chance aux bleus!
But not too much luck, FORZA ITALIA!


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Based on new figures released by Amazon, 2012 was a great year to be an Android developer. Just yesterday, Amazon reported that downloads on the company's Appstore have increased by 500% in the last year alone. Though the figures are a bit incomplete, as they lack a breakdown of free vs. paid downloads, it's still promising data for Android devs.
Kevin Tofel of GigaOm speculates that the biggest drivers of growth were Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet line, introduced in fall of 2011, as well as the company's developer-friendly policies that compel programmers to build for their devices. Since the start of December 2012, the Appstore boasted nearly 60,000 applications, 45 percent of which were in the U.S., according to app store analytics firm Distimo. Thursday's announcement also included the launch of A/B testing for Amazon Appstore apps, which will allow developers to vary content based on a number of parameters and analyze which content is received most favorably by users.
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CHILI, N.Y. (AP) -- Authorities say nearly 40,000 pounds of chicken has gone up in flames after the truck hauling it to a supermarket distribution center caught fire on a suburban Rochester highway.
Officials say the tractor-trailer burst into flames while traveling Thursday night in the eastbound lanes of Interstate 490 in the town of Chili (CHEYE'-lye), just southwest of Rochester.
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November 27th, 2010, 09:26 AM | #5 |
hoo dat. wat.
Doesn't make much sense to me - just from a cost standpoint - unless they think they can get a better price from their European suppliers / manufacturing and it is a big enough savings to ship the assembled vehicles back here.
It doesn't bode well for quality - I've heard from a former Chrysler employee that they ran durability on the "new" Fiat 500, a Rover Mini and a Sebring. At the end of the durability testing (which the Mini and Sebring passed), the 500 was in bad shape - the doors were literally falling off. When the word reached the Fiat executives, they basically said that the tests were "not representative of real world operation". Yetti may know more about this, but it looks like the Fiat 500 will bring back memories of motoring in old Fiats in the U.S. - or waiting for yours to be repaired.
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November 27th, 2010, 10:03 AM | #8 |
Go lil yellow Roobicon...
The plant in Italy was built in 1937....Chrysler TNAP was built in 2006.
Personally I think they should take all the "Jeep" brands and move them to Italy..and expand TNAP to be 100% solid axle, topless off road vehicles available with diesels, portals, and maybe heated seats for the Maserati crowd. |
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We should ship everything we buy in from foreign countries. and we should all sit at home and collect entitlement money. We should also send money to every other country in the world.
November 28th, 2010, 09:43 AM | #11 |
Go lil yellow Roobicon...
the last 12 years of government have already given incentive's for this.
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Landmark designation for Lake Grove Swim Park?
The city of Lake Oswego Historic Resources Advisory Board requested that the Lake Oswego School District place the Lake Grove Swim Park on the Landmark Designation List during the school board's Aug. 23 meeting.
The district, which is the governing body for the park, was hesitant about what the designation would mean in terms of use, upgrades, maintenance and future of the park and the school district's role in it.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday it was time to ramp up sanctions against Iran to try to curb its nuclear programme after discussing the matter with visiting Russian President Vladimir Putin.
In his first public comments on the inconclusive round of talks in Moscow last week between world powers and Iran, Netanyahu repeated Israel's three core demands.
"I believe two things must be done now: strengthening the sanctions and also boosting the demands," Netanyahu said, without mentioning the possibility of Israeli military action should diplomacy fail.
The international community must call for the cessation of all uranium enrichment in Iran, the removal of all enriched uranium from the country and the dismantling of the Furdow underground nuclear facility, he added.
At the Moscow talks, Russia, the United States, China, Britain, France and Germany set no date for further political negotiations.
Last month, and again in the Russian capital, world powers asked Iran to close the Furdow facility where uranium is being enriched to 20-percent fissile purity, and to ship any stocks out of the country, demands that come close to those of Israel.
Israel wants all Iranian uranium enrichment to stop, but is uneasy about the West's current focus on halting only higher-percentage enrichment close to a level needed to produce material for nuclear bombs.
European governments on Monday formally approved an embargo on Iranian oil to start on July 1. Debt-ridden Greece had pushed for a delay because it relies heavily on Iranian crude to meet its energy needs, but EU governments said the embargo would go ahead as planned.
"We had an opportunity to discuss the negotiations under way between the international community and Iran," Netanyahu said of his meeting with Putin.
"We agree that nuclear weapons in the hands of Iran represents a grave danger, first of all to Israel, but also to the region and to the entire world," he said.
Putin, in his own comments to reporters at Netanyahu's residence, said they discussed Iran's nuclear programme and the situation in Syria "in great detail". He did not elaborate.
Russia takes a softer tack than the Western nations and opposes any further sanctions against Iran. Putin has said Russia has no proof that Tehran, which denies it is seeking atomic weapons, intends to become a nuclear-armed power.
His trip to Israel, the Palestinian Territories and Jordan is seen as an effort to increase Russia's clout in the region at a time when the West and some Arab nations have criticized Moscow for opposing their efforts to force out Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
The visit, officially billed as an opportunity to dedicate a memorial in central Israel to the Red Army's battles against Nazi Germany in World War Two, began a day after the Muslim Brotherhood's Mohamed Mursi was declared the winner of Egypt's presidential election.
The outcome of the poll in Egypt, which signed a peace treaty with Israel in 1979, has raised concerns in Israel.
On Syria, Russia has brushed aside U.S. and Arab calls to stop sending weapons to the government there, saying it supplies only defensive arms. It has also used its veto power in the United Nations Security Council to protect Syria.
Assad has helped Russia keep a foothold in the Middle East by buying billions of dollars worth of weapons and hosting a maintenance facility for the Russian navy, its only permanent warm-water port outside the former Soviet Union.
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HistoryLennart Petrell may be most famous for knocking out Michal Barinka in the World Junior Championships in what was considered a questionable hit. Petrell was not a junior national team regular until 2003-04 when his offensive game flourished with the HIFK juniors. Petrell was chosen by the Columbus Blue Jackets in the sixth round, 190th overall, of the 2004 NHL Draft. Talent AnalysisLennart's physical, in-your-face play will earn him a reputation much like fellow fin Ville Niemenen. His physical play isn't his only upside, however, as his offensive ceiling is much higher. Petrell has all the tools to become a very solid player, including delicate hands and a soft touch. Whether or not Petrell will be able to continue to develop his offensive skills will remain to be seen, but developing his defensive game is a must. Petrell has been known to be reckless in his defensive end, often taking the high risk route, as opposed to making the simple play. Not only is this a result of his inadequate defensive game, but his lack of hockey sense as well. Both offensively and defensively, Petrell has questionable hockey sense. FutureMaking the simple play is something that he struggles with, and something that he'll have to overcome in order to make a significant impact at any level hockey. Certainly given his physical stature and nasty attitude, though, he'll receive a lot of interest from teams in the league that will be forced to take notice of Petrell. |


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Intro C Test Help! Hey guys, Mudpie and I have a schooling dressage show this weekend, and I chose to do the Intro C Test. However, I'm super confused about memorizing it. I'm probably just challenged, but I've only ever ridden an official dressage test once, so I don't know all the technicalities. It will be in a small court. So Movement 3 is "Circle right 20 meters at B" but then the next Movement is at A and it says "Circle right 20 meters developing working canter in first quarter of the circle, right lead" and then it says "Before A: working trot rising." So do I do a complete 20 meter circle at the trot, then another complete 20 meter circle at the canter, and then transition down to trot before going across the diagonal? Does that make sense? I'm just a wee bit confused!! :lol: Not the brightest crayon in the box! ;) Thank you so much!! :) http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p...tty/shiny1.jpg So excited that he's finally better and we can ride again!! :D |
You can have someone call the test for you even though you memorize it. It helps calm the nerves. |
I have the USEA Beginner Novice B test memorized, but the USDF tests are a little bit different, and I just need to figure out about the 20 meter circles. Do I start on the circle at a trot and then canter before A? Or do a circle at the trot, and then another circle at the canter? Thanks! :mrgreen: |
mudpie, you trot 20 m circle starting at B, then continue to A on working trot -> start 20 m circle at A and passed A you transition to the canter, and then just before you complete the circle (before you hit A again) you transition back into working trot, and cross the diagonal on working trot. Good luck at the show! P.S. I usually memorize by riding it 2-3 times, but my memory is quite trained.... Wait till you go to Training 1: there is an extra circle there, and indeed hard to remember. Lol! |
USDF Intro C :-) Wasn't our best go round, but hey, it tied us for 1st for the day ;) And at least you can see when to make your transitions! it's basically in the corners in between letters, so you're not really making a full circle at the canter. The judges had quite a laugh at me at the end when my poor girl tripped just as we were going to halt! I asked them if "trip at G" was in the test? ;) hehe |
Lovely pony, hoofprints, and nice quare halt on your first CL!! Just a note on the circles at A/C - make sure you don't ride into the corners when you're meant to be circling. If the test states to ride a 20 meter circle, in canter, at A, you need to ride a COMPLETE 20m circle at A, not a bit of a circle that then runs into the corner for the downward transition. You will lose marks for that - if it was an official competition, riding into the corner instead of completing the circle would win you a 4 for the movement if you were lucky! |
On Saturday he decided to experiment with future career options as a rodeo horse and, wow, that horse can BUCK! ;) He cracks his back and twists and does all sorts of silly things! I did stay on for a good 8 seconds though. We decided we liked dressage better, but through the whole meeting, he was curled up and had like zero impulsion and was ridiculously slow and we were having trouble. But now I feel that as long as I lounge him first (I'll probably have to lounge first for a couple weeks it's been 6 months so he's kinda wiggly) we can do good this weekend! Which makes me happy!! :mrgreen: Anywho, thanks for those tips. So after A, is it okay to ride the corners deep like you usually would if you weren't on a 20 meter circle? Or did I miss the point? :lol: Thanks guys! :) http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p...ayingdown2.jpg |
Gee, Mudpie looks like a wild beast :P Yep, so once you've ridden the full 20m circle, you ride back into the corner after A. If a test says to ride a full circle, you MUST ride the full circle and then ride the corners at the completion of the circle. Be mindful that you don't overdo it competing him on the weekend if he's been out of work for a long time with an injury. Overworking him to exhaustion will sour him and he won't be too keen on going to a show next time. Make sure you allow for a lot of walk breaks before and after your test. |
Absolutely(: I am very, very sensitive about that with him. xD Resting is what we do best! ;) It's not at all a serious "competition" and will consist of a small warm up, two non-judged dressage tests (both Intro C), and lots of shade and water for my wonderful boy. To be completely honest, I'm mostly going because it's at the place I call home, and I haven't been there since last April when all that crap went down... and it's my first opportunity, and I am TAKING it, gosh darn it! Thank you so much for your advice – I'd probably fail miserably without you! :) http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p...itty/itchy.jpg |
It sounds like Mudpie has a very good owner looking out for his best interests :) Make sure you let us know how he goes on Sunday, best of luck! |
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Journal Communications Inc. Earnings Cheat Sheet
Results: Adjusted Earnings Per Share increased 0% to $0.13 in the quarter versus EPS of $0.13 in the year-earlier quarter.
Revenue: Rose 5.96% to $101.2 million from the year-earlier quarter.
Actual vs. Wall St. Expectations: Journal Communications Inc. reported adjusted EPS income of $0.13 per share. By that measure, the company beat the mean analyst estimate of $0.12. It missed the average revenue estimate of $103.6 million.
Quoting Management: "Journal Communications had a solid second quarter, driven by revenue gains in our broadcast group, as well as improving advertising revenue trends in publishing. Total revenue of $101.2 million was up 6% year over year," said Steven J. Smith, Chairman and CEO of Journal Communications. "Operating earnings decreased 2.6% as lower political revenue offset operating earnings increases in broadcast, driven by NewsChannel 5 in Nashville, as well as higher earnings at our daily newspaper."
"Within the Broadcast group, we continue to see core revenue growth. On a same-station basis and excluding political advertising, revenue was up 6%, with television up 7% and radio up 5%."
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Mary Cassatt
"I do not admit that a woman can draw like that," said Degas when he saw one of her pictures
December 1973 | Volume 25, Issue 1
This visit of the Alexander Cassatts also gave Mary a chance to persuade her brother to begin collecting French painting. It was an opportune time, for the eighties was a period of serious financial difficulty in France, and many of Mary Cassatt's friends were desperate. She personally saw to it that the large Pissarro family had enough to eat and used her savings to prevent the dealer Durand-Ruel from declaring bankruptcy. As Vollard remembered: "None but … a few intimates knew the whole extent of her generosity." Her favorite manner of helping her friends, though, was to get Americans to buy their paintings; that way great art would come to the United States, and great French artists would eat. Under her tutelage Alexander Cassatt bought a Pissarro and a Monet. Her father was not exaggerating when he wrote to his son: "When you get these pictures you will probably be the only person in Philadelphia who owns specimens of either of the Masters." Among other Americans who started collecting modern paintings at Mary Cassatt's urging was Mrs. Potter Palmer, the doyenne of Chicago collectors, who was persuaded to buy Degas' On the Stage , laying the foundation for the superb French impressionist collection now in Chicago's Art Institute. But her first and greatest disciple remained Louisine Elder, who, in 1883, married Henry O. Havemeyer and thus brought the power of the vast Havemeyer sugar fortune into play in the European art world.
Mary Cassatt was now on the verge of what may well be considered her greatest artistic achievement. Like Whistler and Degas, she had long been interested in the work of the Japanese printmakers, particularly Utamaro and Hokusai, and she herself possessed a splendid print collection. But in 1890 there was held in Paris an exhibition of Japanese art on a scale never before seen in the West. The effect on Mary Cassatt—who went with Degas and Berthe Morisot—was profound, and the following year she produced a set of ten color prints in the Japanese manner that rank with anything of this kind done in the Occident. Pissarro called them "a show of rare and exquisite works," and of one of them, Woman Bathing , Degas observed: "I do not admit that a woman can draw like that."
The nineties were also the years in which Mary Cassatt painted her greatest pictures. In Mother and Child of 1890 the subtle design, the sureness of the brushstrokes, and the perfect, suggestive use of color is the work of a master. The same year she did a pastel, Woman Arranging her Veil , that was worthy of Degas himself. And in another pastel—this one of Mrs. Havemeyer and her daughter Electra in 1895—there is a splendid, sensitive revelation of character. Her mastery is obvious, too, in The Bath (1892), a complex composition showing Japanese influence, and in The Boating Party of the next year, one of her most brilliant paintings, with its bold use of broad surfaces of yellow and blue and its daring perspective. It was from the steady sale of paintings such as these that Mary Cassatt was able to purchase her country house, Beaufresne, with its forty-five acres.
With the death of her mother in 1895—her father had died four years earlier—she felt free at last to travel abroad. Thus in 1898–99 she paid her first visit to the United States since 1874. The announcement of her arrival in the Philadelphia Ledger did not amuse her:
Mary Cassatt, sister of Mr. Cassatt president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, returned from Europe yesterday. She has been studying painting in France and owns the smallest Pekingese dog in the world.
That, said Mary Cassatt, was what most Americans still thought of art and of women. In Philadelphia she stayed with her youngest brother, Gardner, and did pastels of his children. She then moved on to New England, visiting friends, spreading the gospel of modern French painting, and making portraits.
Undoubtedly the high point of her American visit, though, was a stay with the Havemeyers in the enormous house Louis Tiffany had designed for them on New York's Fifth Avenue. It would be the search for old masters to adorn this mansion that would be one of Mary Cassatt's great challenges, and her successful accomplishment of thai task would be one of her great gifts to the nalion. NoI that she abandoned contemporary art, for she was to persuade the Havemeyers to purchase many more nineteenth-century French paintings, including Manet's brilliant portrayal of the battle of the Alabama and the Kearsarge , but now she was looking for works by the masters she had studied more than a quarter of a century before, when she was a young student in Italy and Spain.


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"Respect the girls and women in your home, there is nothing bigger than that. I want every young man to remember that you will be blessed only if you respect your parents, care for them and look upon girls in your family and outside with respect," the 47-year-old said during the dahi handi celebrations in suburban Ghatkopar on Janamashtmi on Thursday. (Agencies) Latest news from Entertainment News Desk
Shah Rukh's comments come in the wake of the ghastly gang-rape of a young photojournalist by five men last week. All the five perpetrators have been arrested.
He asked everyone present during the celebrations to repeat after him, "When we wake up in the morning, we will touch our parents' feet and give them respect. We will respect our wives and sisters like goddess Lakshmi and give them utmost respect."
Shah Rukh also broke the dahi handi and entertained everyone by mouthing dialogues from his films 'Jab Tak Hai Jaan,' 'Devdas,' 'Don' and 'Chennai Express.'


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GOP Sen. Kelly Ayotte's Campaign Hands Out Condoms On College CampusesRepublican U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte's campaign is highlighting a birth control bill she sponsored by handing out free condoms on New Hampshire college campuses.
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Protesters Outside Seekonk, Mass. Hobby Lobby Store Call For BoycottProtesters from southern New England have rallied outside Hobby Lobby Inc. store in Seekonk to protest a U.S. Supreme Court decision that organizers say reduces access to reproductive health services and birth control.
Debate Heats Up Over Recent Supreme Court RulingsHundreds converged on Boston's City Hall plaza Tuesday night to protest recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions involving reproductive rights.
U.S. Supreme Exempts Businesses From Contraception MandateA divided Supreme Court ruled Monday that some companies with religious objections can avoid the contraceptives requirement in President Obama's health care overhaul, the first time the high court has declared that businesses can hold religious views under federal law.
I-Team: Birth Control Device Causing Serious InjuriesThe I-Team discovered, while some women enjoy the convenience, others are living a nightmare.
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Mass. Catholic Bishops Urge Parishoners To Fight Govt. Birth Control RuleThe four Roman Catholic bishops of Massachusetts will urge parishioners to fight an Obama administration regulation requiring church-affiliated employers to cover birth control.


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Grace College in Winona Lake, Ind., is pleased to announce that members of the second cohort of the Orthopaedic Regulatory and Clinical Affairs (ORCA) graduate program are slated to graduate on May 11, 2013. Twenty-four ORCA students will receive their degrees in the college's annual commencement ceremony after completing a rigorous year of study in twelve courses designed by and for professionals in the orthopaedic industry.
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Grace College will accept applications until April 1, 2013 for the next cohort, which will begin in May of 2013. The program can also be delivered live to distance learners who cannot travel to Winona Lake. Program information and application materials can be accessed at www.grace.edu/orca. Grace College is a member of the North Central Association, and its programs are accredited by the Commission on Higher Learning.


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Oasis guitarist Noel Gallagher paid tribute to James Bond actor Daniel Craig during the band's performance in London last night (October 26th).
Craig was one of a host of celebrities who watched the group as they closed the BBC Electric Proms at Camden's Roundhouse.
As Gallagher pointed out famous faces in the audience, he made special note of Craig, whose second outing as Bond is released in cinemas this week.
"James Bond is upstairs, I might see if I can blag it so that he can get me the next James Bond theme tune instead of fucking dopey Americans doing it all the time," he said.
The guitarist later pointed out comedian Russell Brand to the audience, which drew chants of 'Who are you?'
"Russell will have been up there tonight trying to wangle some introduction to James Bond so he can become some effeminate James Bond baddie,"Gallagher told the audience.
Oasis were joined by the Crouch End Chorus choir for six songs of their performance, which fused old classic with tracks from their new album 'Dig Out Your Soul'.
As previously reported on Gigwise, Oasis' 2009 UK stadium tour sold out in less than 24 hours last Friday (October 24th), becoming one of the fastest selling tours in UK history.
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BALTIMORE — The Red Sox had a set plan for righthander Rubby De La Rosa this season and it did not involve waking him up in the early hours of Friday morning and telling him to get to Camden Yards to pitch out of the bullpen.
But when the Red Sox played 13 innings against the Baltimore Orioles on Thursday night, their bullpen needed a fresh arm and De La Rosa was the best option.
When his phone rang, De La Rosa was surprised and thought something was wrong. But it was good news.
"I'm excited. I can't wait," he said.
Red Sox manager John Farrell said De La Rosa is a candidate to start one of the games of Tuesday's day/night doubleheader against the Rays. That will depend on how he is used in the coming days.


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Diamond Gusset Jeans has teamed up with Mark Wills to release this song Looking For America. It is meant to remind people the importance of supporting American companies. Please listen to the song and read the lyrics.
Looking For America harkens back to a simpler time when America was united as a country and takes an honest look at where we are today and what we as citizens need to do to get the country back on track. The song empowers the listener with not only a sense of hope, but also, and more importantly a sense of responsibility. It reminds us that Freedom is not free and that we are a proud and great Christian nation first and foremost. With themes of unemployment, concerns for the safety of our children, and the need to return to a more spiritual way of living, " Looking For America" is sure to touch the hearts of citizens everywhere.
I hope this rare beautifully structured song draws you in and makes you feel that yes, this is the anthem that we (all Patriots ) have been waiting for….
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Looking For America (Lyrics)
Jeremy Bussey, Bernie Nelson, Philip DouglasI'm chasing down a memory
Of the way that things used to be
Kids playing underneath an old street light
Knowing they were safe when they laid down at night
I'm looking for something I ain't seen in a whileI'm looking for a factory
Where a man can feed his family
Not worried about them moving it south
Closing the doors and shutting 'er down tomorrow
I'm looking for AmericaChorus:
The land of the free and the home of the brave
Seems like I just woke up one day and it was gone, long gone
But I know in my heart it's still out there
Can somebody please tell me where
I'm looking for, AmericaI'm searching for an old church steeple
Where inside you'll find people
Who live their lives unashamed
And they ain't afraid to say God's name out loud
Yeah I'm looking for AmericaRepeat Chorus:
I'm out here looking for the truth
A few folks to wave the red, white and blue
Who still believe freedom isn't free
And I guess it's up to you and me to find it
Yeah we gotta find it
Cause we're looking for
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