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William Penn Senior High School's graduation Friday night will be missing a few seniors.
The school district implemented a new Bearcat Bold policy this year that required seniors to do a list of things in order to walk at graduation, such as take the SAT, apply for college, and have a minimum GPA.
A few seniors didn't hit all the marks, said school board president Margie Orr, and so will not be able to participate.
Orr said those students will still get the opportunity to get their diploma; the Bearcat Bold just prevents students from walking at the ceremony at Small Field.
Orr said the Bearcat Bold should send a message to students, who were told in the fall about the requirements.
"We're not going to allow them to be lazy," she said.
William Penn principal Randy James told the board in the spring seniors were quickly adapting to the policy and that it appeared to be working.
Budget cuts mean York City won't offer summer school next year, Orr added, so this summer is the last chance for under-performing students to make up credits, or they, too, might find themselves violating the Bearcat Bold.
"They take it for granted," Orr said.
Senior class president Marissa Scone said she was aware some students struggled with the requirements. Overall, she said she appreciated the idea of pushing students.
"It helped keep us on track making sure we got things done with certain deadlines," Scone said.
In case of rain, the 7 p.m. ceremony will be moved from Small Field to the high school.
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State Sens. John Bonacic, R-Mount Hope, in the redrawn 42nd Senate District, and James Seward, R-Milford, in the new 51st District, won the party's endorsements on Thursday and are not expected to face opponents in the fall.
In contested races, incumbent state Sen. William Larkin, R-Cornwall, is expected to be challenged by Democrat Christopher Eachus, a teacher and legislator from Orange County, in the 39th Senate District.
Republican newcomer George Amedore, of Guilderland, was endorsed for the 46th state Senate District seat. There are three Democrats seeking the nomination to run for the seat: Cecilia Tkaczyk, who earlier this week won the Ulster County Democratic Committee's endorsement; Thomas Dolan, who has Albany County Democratic backing; and Monica Arias Miranda, who finished second in Ulster County.
Larkin said among the issues separating the candidates in his Senate district, the 39th, is his support of the state's limit on property tax levy increases.
"The governor (Democrat Andrew Cuomo) was very clear (with) what he said — we're going to set a limit because that's the only way you can lower taxes," Larkin said.
Larkin also defended the Republican-controlled state Senate in not acting on legislation to increase New York's minimum wage, which Democrats want to do.
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Ulster County Democrats, at their convention on Wednesday, called for an outright ban on fracking in New York.
"I think the state of New York needs to have a very strict, stern policy, making sure that if, in fact, the governor and DEC come through and say, 'We're going to open up the state of New York for very select areas of fracking,' we have environmental protections because clean drinking water and the environment (are) very important — not just to us today, but for future generations tomorrow," Amedore said.
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Thread: Our new moors .... ?
Jul 20 2012 09:04 PM #81
Jul 21 2012 01:13 AM #82
Jul 21 2012 01:46 AM #83
Jul 21 2012 01:13 PM #84
As far as I can guess the LI's are nothing but a cosmetic. Kind of amusing they are only usable by the "courageous" only rofl. Well that pvp rewards for you.
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Jul 21 2012 03:50 PM #85
Jul 22 2012 12:52 AM #86
Something tells me you won't get free relic removal scrolls, iexp or star-lit crystals in addition. And that in order to level it you'll probably have to grind school/library for the 10 thousandth time, assuming there's no end game content on release like Mirkwood/isengard.
Or barrow downs, hear that's all the rage these days.Ranked 13th world-wide, Champion.
Jul 22 2012 02:54 AM #87
If the damage boost for owning outposts is a mastery boost, then it'll actually favor creeps more than freeps. If it's a flat percentage boost, then it'll definitely favor creeps more than freeps.
There's some nice DR on physical/tactical mastery ratings for freeps past 25-30k. The outgoing damage still goes up, but not as much as it does <20k for the same amount of additional mastery. Since creeps are so low in mastery already, they won't hit that DR.
If it's a percentage boost, assuming it works the same way as percentage damage boosts (like anthem of war) work now, it adds to the percentage boost you already have. So a burg with +100% outgoing damage from physical mastery gets an anthem of war, that goes to +110%, so it's only a 5% boost in actual damage (200% to 210%). On the other hand, a creep is in the lower range, let's say 50% (making it up, can't log in atm to check my creep, but I know it's not around 100% :P). A 10% boost for that creep would take them from 150% to 160%, which is a ~7% boost in actual damage.
Either way, creeps win, so I wouldn't sweat it :P This post is directed at whomever said otherwise.
Jul 22 2012 10:40 AM #88
So unless I'm using rodarin math creeps loose either way.
If its 10% of the ratings my spider would gain a total of 0 points in rating to its phy/mast rating of 0. while my burg would gain about 3100 points from the first op and each outpost after that gaining even more so even with the dr on mastery after 20k(my rk can for close to the same at 20k as it does at 29k) the freeps gaining rating at all is a win for them.
If on the other hand its 10% of the % my spider has around 50% so 10% of that is 5% gain while my burg has 115% so the gain would be 11.5%/outpost and i believe 11.5 > 5 so how does that help creeps more unless freeps are exploiting to have the 40kish(at 75 im sure it will be higher at 85) mastery it takes to hit the cap at 140% so they gain nothing?Last edited by thisisanewname; Jul 22 2012 at 10:43 AM.
Jul 22 2012 12:27 PM #89
Heh, it's not 10% of what you have, it's literally going to be either + x amount of mastery or a straight up +10% added to the outgoing damage tooltip of your mastery. As in, if it says 5%, it'd say 15%. If it says 150%, it'd say 160%. Like I said, either way creeps win :P
Also, just a tip for the future, please don't bother quoting a post if you're not going to bother reading it :P I don't think I can explain it much clearer there, and you kind of just completely ignored it and went back to your original statement.
Jul 22 2012 02:46 PM #90
So making creeps more powerful (which isn't necessarily bad), while also having ungated (f2p) population...does anyone else not see the problem with this. This closer and closer you get to balancing creeps 1:1 the more and more population decides the outcome of your fight. Freeps automatically have their potential population cut and now they are lowering the commendation cost for new skills (which rightfully scared F2P creeps away I am sure) means that you are going to have even more creeps who are effectively equal to the freeps running around.
Audacity is a shame, they are adding on instead of resetting which kills a lot of vets who may want to return. They should just rest it to zero and start again ever season more people could start on equal ground. The grind is a grind either way don't try to disguise it.
Lol at 3min hips/sprint there aren't enough wargs now, get ready for more pound puppies.
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Jul 22 2012 06:37 PM #91
Jul 22 2012 08:28 PM #92
The problem with balancing freep vs creep based on the assumed amount of ftp people is you can't ensure creeps will always have the numbers advantage. it seems like freeps always have 2-3 raids out(the opposite of mirkwood) right now cuz turbine made creeps weaker to counter the expected numbers advantage. what they didn't count on was so many people who would be disgusted by how pathetic low rank creeps without spending allot of money on skills and traits in the HOPE of being even competitive so the amount of true ftp creeps really isn't high enough to counter the competent freeps(thankfully not all freeps are competent or all the creeps probably would have rage quit by now.)
what they really need to do is change the moors completely and make freep moors toons sorta session play like creeps are. let them start at level cap but have only the basic skills and gain new skills/better weapons/armor as they rank up. let freeps start off really weak like greenie creeps and allow them to use the store to buy skills if they don't have the rank already.also make the classes purchasable in the store so both sides are on equal footing and it would be much easier to balance the sides since all freeps would be equal in gear/armor. think of how much easier it would be to balance things without trying to figure out what level of geared freeps to u try to balance with the avg creep(if u balance it for raid gear with 1st ages then any1 with less gear will seem really weak but if u balance for something like people with quest gear and 3rd ages any1 with better gear will seem to be god mode)
It doesn't reset they just increased the amount of audacity to r12. With r12 i think being = to r7 now . they have dramatically reduced the cost of ranks 2-7 so it will make it easier to catch up if your an altaholic like me and need audacity for 16 toons(combined freep /creep) and only have it on 2 lol
Jul 22 2012 09:04 PM #93
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Jul 23 2012 02:58 AM #96
I have plenty of iexp saved and relics saved, relic removal scrolls from the store, as well as plenty of seals,medallions, and marks (althought i am unsure how useful they will be in the coming expansion). I will effectively have a pretty good LI (maybe not maxed out) upon hitting 85. Not a bad deal to me.Rank 12 Minstrel, Rank 9 Rune-keeper
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Jul 23 2012 02:59 AM #97
Who said I was going for originality? I can't tell if he speaks good English or not. Seems like it would be a waste of effort, but thanks for the review!
I have plenty of iexp saved and relics saved, relic removal scrolls from the store, as well as plenty of seals,medallions, and marks (althought i am unsure how useful they will be in the coming expansion). I will effectively have a pretty good LI (maybe not maxed out) upon hitting 85. Not a bad deal to me.Last edited by Phenylcyclinide; Jul 23 2012 at 03:03 AM.
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Jul 23 2012 04:16 AM #98
Jul 25 2012 03:12 PM #99
I would love to see something new come to LOTRO pvp it would bring alot of old players back ... like myself
I agree giving creeps something to grind out really killed it for me.This is one of the main reason I haven't returned.Every time I get an itch to play my creeps again I remember I have a bunch of grinding to do to even be effective.
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Jul 25 2012 09:34 PM #100
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Jul 25 2012 09:40 PM #101
I know this is not possible for many who pvp but you don't actually have to have audacity to compete and since I have a 'no-grind' policy when it comes to mmo's I'm in no hurry to get to A2 (although I do like the avatar look as you gain it). But then I mostly solo or join in on larger fights so if the freep crits a few times I'm dead no matter how much Audacity I have.
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Jul 26 2012 12:14 AM #102
Jul 26 2012 11:04 AM #103
I have to agree. I've not worried about Audacity and I still have fun in the Moors. I stand at 4 right now. The first pieces are only 4000 comms a piece I believe which isn't bad. I don't generally grind either and not getting Audacity right off the bat really hasn't affected my play much. That being said I'm a guard so we're pretty tough to begin with.
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Jul 26 2012 03:12 PM #104
From what I understand taking OP's increases mastery by a flat number of mastery. The Dev Diary says 10%, I'm not sure what of 10% it is but its a number near whatever cap rating is. For example if I am 2k mastery away from cap on a freep and have 2 OP's I will be wasting some mastery. On creep I will get the full value of each rating increase. So if your creep has 0 mastery and you have ROP and SOP and the OP buff is say 2k mastery you would have 4000 mastery in your stat page. Creeps could potentially benefit from all 5. Freeps that are decently geared wouldnt get a full benefit from 5. Although I have no idea until RoR or there is a new diary if the damage from mastery still caps at 126% or 12x depending on your class.
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Jul 26 2012 05:23 PM #105
If it works out as a set number of rating that is 1 thing and that would benefit creeps but if its a % then it doesn't help creeps out at all unless they are spec'd for dps since 10% of 0 is still 0 .under that set up it wouldn't help the "good" freeps who are at cap or near it to begin with and also wouldn't help any creep who doesn't trait for dps but it might actually make traiting dps on classes like a weaver viable.
Jul 27 2012 10:23 AM #106
hmm less freeps and MORE wargs ya that will be GREAT for the moors ./sarcasm


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Nicholas David Brings Heart + Soul to 'The Voice' with 'Lean On Me'
Nicholas David inspired laughter and tears on âThe Voiceâ tonight (Nov. 19) with his moving rendition of the Bill Withers classic, âLean On Me.â
His coach Cee Lo Green chose the song to showcase a totally different side of David. Jennifer Hudson sat in during his rehearsals to offer advice and guidance. âHoly buckets!â David exclaimed upon seeing the Grammy Award-winning artist, clearly in awe of her talent and spirit. âShe came up the same way weâre coming up now.â
David took his seat behind the piano and let the song carry him away. The choir behind him lent an authentic gospel feel to the performance that made a lasting impression on the judges.
âThis may be the best episode of âThe Voiceâ weâve ever had,â Blake Shelton commented. âI donât know what it is, Nicholas, but especially tonight, itâs almost like youâre watching a musical legend.â
Christina Aguilera compared his performance to âchicken soup going down all nice and easy and smooth and rich.â She went on to say that the song âjust felt so good, so right, and it was perfect to showcase your range as a vocalist.â
âI heard the voice of a generation ⦠I saw an immaculate, impassioned performance,â Cee Lo praised. He told the story of his own spiritual connection with the tune, and he teared up at the end. David then stepped down from the stage to give his coach a hug, proving that he not only has soul, but a whole lot of heart.


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Today, a settlement in a 40 year battle between the Roman Catholic Diocese in Burlington and twelve former altar boys.
The victims say in the 1970's they were sexually molested by former Priest Edward Paquette.
And just before opening statements began in the two week trial, the victims agreed to a substantial financial payout.
The amount hasn't been made public.
The diocese is accused of covering up the molestations and keeping Paquette a priest in Rutland, Montpelier and Burlington churches.
"Our hope is that with the resolution that the diocese can move forward, I mean it's been a financial burden, but bankruptcy is not part of the plan," Attorney, Tom McCormick said, who represents the Diocese.
"If you were molested as a child, from what I am told, you never get closure, but what you do get to do is close a chapter in a book," Attorney, Jerome O'Neill said, who represents eleven of the victims.
In 2010, 27 other victims reached a multi-million dollar settlement with the Burlington Diocese.
Until he was defrocked four years ago, Edward Paquette was still a priest.
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The first illustrated gift book about the top 50 world record game fish catches, written by the historian for the International Game Fish Association.
The universal human interest in world records is nowhere more evident than in the world of sports. Every fisherman, from the seasoned professional to the most casual weekend angler, dreams of catching "the big one" and Big: The 50 Greatest World Record Catches delivers.
Artist Flick Ford and International Game Fish Association (IGFA) historian Mike Rivkin have combined talents to present the stories of the fifty most incredible record fish catches from around the world. The catches, selected for their sheer size, popularity, beauty, and exciting story, are presented in an oversize format, where the meticulously painted fish span double-page spreads. Amazing stories range from Dr. John Cook's legendary 1916 brook trout to fifteen-year-old Sara Hayward of Texas, whose wahoo catch was an astonishing thirty pounds bigger than the previous record-holder.
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Letter: Garamendi knows agriculture
Farmers in Yuba-Sutter have the opportunity to elect a man to Congress who truly understands the importance of agriculture to our region. Time and again, John Garamendi has demonstrated his commitment to passing legislation to benefit farmers and ranchers. From his early days in the California Senate when he authored the Rural Health Services Act of 1977 to the present day in Congress, where he has introduced the Flood Insurance Act for Farmers, John Garamendi has been a friend to rural communities and farmers.
Recently, Garamendi opposed efforts in Congress to wipe out California's right to determine its own water policy and instead help Southern water customers to Northern California's water. Since when does Washington think they know better than we do when it comes to OUR water?
Now, Congress is preparing to consider the 2012 Farm Bill. Garamendi has already stated strong support for Specialty Crop Block Grants and the Specialty Crop Research Initiative. These programs are important to many of our local farmers. Commodity crops, too, are vital to this region, and he is a backer of traditional supports in the Farm Bill.
I believe Yuba-Sutter will be fortunate, indeed, to have this man represent us in Congress. I'll be voting for him and I hope you will be, too.
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PORTALES—An Eastern New Mexico University graduate has been named a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. This year's Fellows also include legendary broadcaster Walter Cronkite and Kofi Annan, U. N. Secretary General.
Dr. William R. Atchley, who received a bachelor's degree in biology from Eastern New Mexico University in 1964, is the William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor of genetics, statistics and biomathematics at North Carolina State University. He joins 186 other distinguished Fellows and Foreign Honorary Members – including four college presidents, three Nobel Prize winners and four Pulitzer Prize winners – in this year's class.
Dr. Atchley is one of the world's leading experts in computational molecular evolution and developmental quantitative genetics, and he has published extensively in these areas. He is the director of NC State's Center for Computational Biology, which uses mathematical, statistical and computational tools to explore complex biological problems.
Dr. Atchley's hometown is Roswell, N.M., where his parents, Reid and Velma Atchley, lived for many years until they recently passed away.
The following interview was conducted with Dr. Atchley by Wendel Sloan of ENMU:
What is your specialty area?
"I am a computational biologist and work in two primary areas: computational molecular evolution and developmental quantitative genetics. My research focuses on broad questions about protein structure and evolution and the genetic architecture of complex morphological structures."
What do you believe led to you being named to the Academy, and what does it mean to you?
"Election to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences is generally the reflection of a lifetime of scholarly work of the highest quality. Similar criteria are employed for those in the performing arts and public service.
"My election apparently reflects my 33 years of work in genetics, statistics and related fields. Obviously, I am very honored to have been elected to membership. Among the people with whom I am being inducted include Walter Cronkite and Kofi Annan as well as a number of other luminaries. I feel very humble to be included in any group that includes such individuals.
What results do you hope to obtain from your specialty area and how could it impact society?
"My research focuses on understanding the origin and evolution of several families of genes that are fundamental in controlling growth and development. In particular, we work with groups of genes know as �transcriptional regulators' which function in the control of cell growth and proliferation. Because of their role in cell proliferation, many of these genes are also portrayed as �oncogenes' because disruption in their regulation often leads to cancers and tumors. Obviously, detailed knowledge about the regulation and expression of such genes is paramount to a detailed understanding of normal and abnormal growth and development.
"My research group integrates information and technology from molecular biology, statistics, mathematics and computer science to model the evolution, structure and function of such genes and proteins. Models of gene and protein structure and function are often powerful vehicles to help us to understand how important biological processes work, how they evolve to assume new roles, and how mutations and other perturbations might disrupt their activities. Most advances in medical science are made possible because of a solid foundation in basic science."
What are your memories of ENMU?
"I have very good memories of ENMU. First, I met my wife of almost 39 years there (Wilinda Landon Atchley). She is a graduate from the Department of Music. Second, I still have a number of close friends, particularly several fellow musicians from that era. Three of us (Campbell Clapp, John Kilmer and myself) returned last summer and played in a jazz combo honoring Doc Hogg who was one of our music professors in the early sixties.
("In fact, I created a web page about this concert which contains some high resolution pictures that you can see at: http://coltrane.gnets.ncsu.edu/hogg/).
"That was great fun since it was the first time I had been back on the campus since I was there for an Alumni Award.
"Finally, some of my very best memories of ENMU are from my experience with Dr. James E. Sublette. Dr. Sublette was professor of biology and later dean of the Graduate School. I was one of several students he took under his wing and motivated to become scientists. I am a successful scientist today in large part because of my early interactions with Jim Sublette. A prince of a man who I stay in frequent contact with to this day. Many of the interactions I have had with my own graduate students are modeled on my early time with Jim Sublette.
"Lots of things have changed at Eastern since I was there before!"
The American Academy of Arts and Sciences was founded in 1780 by John Adams, James Bowdoin, John Hancock and other scholar-patriots to "cultivate every art and science which may tend to advance the interest, honor, dignity, and happiness of a free, independent, and virtuous people." Current membership includes more than 150 Nobel laureates and 50 Pulitzer Prize winners. A full list of new members is available on the American Academy of Arts and Sciences Web site at www.amacad.org/news/new2003.htm.
The following is a quote from the Academy's web page which deals with selection of fellows: "Election to the American Academy is an honor that acknowledges the best of all scholarly fields and professions. Newly elected Fellows are selected through a highly competitive process that recognizes those who have made preeminent contributions to their disciplines. The American Academy is unique among academies for its breadth and scope. Throughout its history, the Academy has gathered individuals with diverse perspectives to participate in studies and projects focusing on advancing intellectual thought and constructive action. Among its Fellows are more than 160 Nobel Prize laureates and 50 Pulitzer Prize winners."
The American Academy web site is: http://www.amacad.org/
Dr. Atchley's web page is: http://coltrane.gnets.ncsu.edu/
An abbreviated CV is at: http://coltrane.gnets.ncsu.edu/Atchley%20CV.htm
Dr. Atchley's hometown is Roswell, N.M., where his parents, Reid and Velma Atchley, lived for many years until they recently passed away.
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. I think the only thing in America that really impressed Mrs. Trollope (in a good way, at least), was Niagara Falls. And she had a very sharp tongue indeed. The great Scots poet, Robert Burns, who wrote in both English and in Scots, wrote the oft-quoted words: "O wad some Pow'r the giftie gie us To see oursels as others see us!" Citizens and residents of the 19th Century United States actually had two opportunities to experience just that. Alexis de Tocqueville's Democracy in America and Frances Trollope's Domestic Manners of the Americans. The first work was ultimately two volumes long and contained a great deal of detailed information with analysis and commentary on life in America based upon the French author's two year visit begun in 1831. The latter work is much shorter and more anecdotal, recounting Mrs. Trollope's personal experiences traveling and living in the United States from 1828-1831. Frances Trollope was the mother of two prominent English authors, her oldest son Thomas Adolphus Trollope and third son Anthony Trollope, and this work launched her own writing career in England after it was published there in 1832. Although acclaimed in England, it was widely criticized in America. Mrs. Trollope's travels in America extended from her arrival in New Orleans in 1828, a voyage up the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers to Cincinnati, Ohio, where she lived for two years as she and her family struggled to succeed in managing their department store, the Bazaar. Finally abandoning this attempt and resolving to return to England, she voyaged again up the Ohio River to Wheeling, Virginia and from there traveled overland (via Hagerstown, Maryland) to the Atlantic seaboard. She spent time in Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York, before finally sailing for England and home where she wrote and published this memoir of her visit in 1832. Mrs. Trollope presents her story as a chronological narrative, frequently using the telling of a particular anecdote to then address a broader theme such as the role and practice of religion in America, or how the conduct of relations between the genders in America compares and contrasts with how they are conducted in England. The work is available in various editions from a number of publishers, but I would encourage you to look for one that includes the original illustrations that clearly augment Mrs. Trollope's comments in the text (and I would encourage Dover Publications to include them in its edition as its editors apparently overlooked one passage in the book that is in fact useless and uninformative without Mrs. Trollope's illustrations!). Mrs Trollope (the mother of Anthony) was one of the earliest and most enterprising members of the stream of European intellectuals who visited the USA in its early years and wrote about their experiences. She didn't originally set out to be a tourist, though: she travelled to darkest Tennessee with her children in 1828, intending to join Fanny Wright's Nashoba Commune. When she saw the commune, she packed her bags and left at once, appalled at the conditions there, and then found herself stranded in Cincinnati for a couple of years before she could raise the money to travel back to England. These circumstances are only vaguely hinted at in the book, but obviously go a long way to explain her generally negative impression of Americans and the United States. Trollope's views aren't entirely negative, of course: she is full of admiration for much of the natural scenery she sees, and considers at least Washington, Philadelphia and New York to be very attractive cities, in their different ways. But she sees the "egalitarianism" of a society that keeps slaves and oppresses native Americans as repugnant and hypocritical, she is very scathing about the excesses of American religion, and (aptly, given the reception her book got in the US) teases Americans about the way their devotion to free speech crumbles if an outsider should venture to criticise their country. Perhaps that's not a uniquely American failing, though. Mrs Trollope consciously tries to stick to social observation and does not get involved in detailed discussions of US politics. Her account of life in the mid-west in the 1830s makes it sound like Afghanistan under the Taliban, mutatis mutandis: American men are consistently described as ill-mannered, constantly spitting, putting their feet on the seats, gambling, and smelling of onions and whisky. They are also apparently devoted to the pursuit of the almighty dollar to the exclusion of all more aesthetic pursuits. Women are domestic drudges, tied to their kitchens and laundries because of the prejudice against working as domestic servants (by white people). If women ever go out, it is to attend endlessly long church services and revival meetings. Men and women are segregated rigorously in public places, and strict dress regulations are enforced on women (ankles may not be displayed). Pleasant diversions (theatre, art, music, education, etc.) are either banned by law, boycotted on prudish religious grounds, or avoided as a waste of time that could be employed in making money. In short, for a modern European reader seeking to have prejudices confirmed, it's a goldmine! Fanny Trollope is a delightful narrator, and this is a fresh slice of life in early America, spitting and all. Fanny is not amused. no reviews | add a review
References to this work on external resources. Wikipedia in EnglishNone Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0140435611, Paperback)"I am convinced there is no writer who has so well and accurately (I need not add, so entertainingly) described [America] ... as you have done"—Dickens to Fanny Trollope, 1842 When Fanny Trollope set sail for America in 1827, she took with her three of her children and a young French artist. She left behind her son Anthony, growing debts and a husband going slowly mad from mercury poisoning. But her hopes of joining a Utopian community of emancipated slaves were soon dashed, and she and her children were forced to live by their wits in Cincinnati, then a booming frontier town on the Ohio River. What followed was a tragicomedy of illness, scandal and failed business ventures that left them destitute. Nevertheless, on her return to England, Fanny turned her misfortunes into a remarkable book. Domestic Manners was a sensation on both sides of the Atlantic. A masterpiece of nineteenth-century travel-writing, it is also a timeless satire on a society torn between high ideals and human frailties. It remains as perceptive and funny today as it was when it was first published. (retrieved from Amazon Mon, 07 Jan 2013 23:13:58 -0500) No library descriptions found. |
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General Information About Winona State University The mission of Winona State University is to educate and enlighten our citizenry at a distinctive institution: a community of learners dedicated to improving our world. Located in the beautiful bluff country of the Mississippi River Valley, the Winona campus is largely residential and primarily serves a traditional student age population, while the Rochester campus serves primarily non-traditional students. The Institute for Lifelong Education, headquartered on the Rochester campus, meets the needs of the non-traditional student on each campus and provides the structure for outreach activities compatible with the mission of WSU. Commonly-held principles help Winona State University prepare undergraduate and graduate students on both campuses. We value differences and work collaboratively, continuing a legacy of a century-and-a-half of service. We are an exemplary arts and sciences institution with select professional and graduate programs anchored in a general education core. As a mid-sized public university, we are committed to retaining small class sizes and to challenging students by maintaining rigorous academic standards. Faculty and administration are involved with students, facilitate cooperative and active learning, provide prompt feedback, emphasize time on task, communicate high expectations, and respect our students' diverse talents and ways of knowing. Faculty are dedicated to creating an optimal learning environment for students by using contemporary technology and by building learning communities which help students maximize their post-graduation successes. Students acquire the disciplinary expertise enabling them to pursue careers or enter graduate or professional schools. They learn the value of aesthetics and ethical integrity, along with the importance of becoming community leaders and furthering the public good. Winona State University recognizes that many of the learning experiences of college occur outside the classroom. It therefore is committed to building and maintaining a caring community. On both campuses, community members strive for amicable relationships based on shared values and an affirmation of the principle of freedom of speech within an atmosphere of civility and mutual respect. Governed by collective bargaining agreements and guided by principled leadership, we respect diversity and collaborate to resolve issues that affect us all. We celebrate our common successes and our distinctive heritage. We are committed to measuring results against self-defined and national standards. Through this ongoing assessment, one in which students, faculty, and staff participate, we will improve continuously and establish accountability for results. Thus, we shall reaffirm Winona State University's social contract to provide educational benefits to the people of Minnesota, the nation, and the world.
Institutional statistical data was gathered from the U.S. Department of Education - Institute of Education Sciences, National Center for Education Statistics.Institution Type - 4-year, Public
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Every school has their traditions, and PJA is no different. These events are what make PJA such a wonderful and special place! Please join us and you'll see why we're PJA Proud!
All PJA families meet to see old friends, meet new ones, greet teachers, and to picnic together on the field. It's a great way to kick off the new school year!
This lovely PJA tradition brings our entire community of students, teachers, and parents together twice monthly to celebrate Shabbat. We sing Shabbat songs and celebrate Jewish holidays, light Shabbat candles, sing Kiddush, eat Challah, and kvell from our children's performances.
Throughout the grades, older students meet with younger students several times during the year to read together, do math or celebrate holidays. Connections between children are made that last a lifetime.
Grandfriends Day is a wonderful opportunity for your child(ren) to share a morning on an afternoon with a grandparent or special friend. An activity is planned that all participants can enjoy whether they are four (4) or 94!
PJA families are welcome to join professional artists, parent-artists, and teachers in a series of workshops. Make collages, bind books, dance, and listen to a storyteller in this school-wide event.
Walking through the halls of PJA at Purim you see kings, queens and other characters from the Purim story. We also celebrate with a traditional carnival, put on by middle school students. We share in the mitzvah of mishloach manot, giving gifts of food to members of our community. We fulfill the mitzvah of Matanot L'evyonim, gifts for the poor, by collecting Tzedakah and donating it to the community.
Israel's Independence Day is celebrated at PJA with a big party celebrating Israel's birthday. We have class performances, do crafts, sing songs, and participate in school-wide Israeli folk dancing.
Families of preschoolers up through middle schoolers dance to the music of a lively DJ at PJA's all-school dance. Students (and parents!) come to show off their dancing skills!
On our last day of school, the entire school is divided into teams named for Israeli cities for a field day. We spend the morning outside with activities appropriate for students of all ages such a three-legged races an water balloon tosses. Students make banners and show their class spirit in a parade around the field. The Maccabiah ends with a game of dodge ball between the faculty and seventh graders.
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Serena Williams has never played better tennis. At 31, she's surging past critics who questioned her commitment to the sport.
At next week's Australian Open, she looks to finish another "Serena Slam" — titles in four consecutive majors.
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"What was the happiest day of your life?""When I got this job."
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Returning to work after seven years: ask the expert
I have been an at-home mum for seven years now and am now trying to get back to work. I have a background in sales and marketing administration, but would be happy to try something new. However, I want to still be there for my girls at least until they're in high school (they're six and nine now). Where can I find part-time/term-time work or homeworking opportunities that don't involve me selling to friends who frankly are as strapped for cash as me! I could be classed as a single mum since my partner works seven days a week, 11-12 hours a day and have no-one who can babysit for me either, at least not on a regular basis. I fear I couldn't earn enough to cover childcare fees. Also will my long absence from work affect my chances in finding a position?
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A virtual contact, friend, colleague or passive connection that join all your social networks (Facebook, Myspace, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Digg, Stumbleupon and Google+) and comments, likes, plus one or shares all your posts regardless of rhyme or reason. These individuals are every where you turn and tend to be individuals you have never met before. They formulate opinions based on everything in your life. They begin to live vicariously through you. Be careful My social media stalker has commented on my last ten Google + posts and the last 15 posts on Facebook.
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The quiet community of Franklin got a loud wake up call this morning when a small fire grew into a blaze that could be seen for miles.
Fire officials say a room in the old Franklin hospital caught on fire and then quickly spread to the adjacent building.
Both buildings were believed to be vacant when the fire began but officials searched the inside just to be safe.
"You know the electricity went out, and when you're in there you can't really hear anything outside. Half an hour or 45 minutes later I guess there was somebody who broke down the door, looking to see if there was anybody in here. They were beating on the door. That is what woke me up," said Mike Stewart, the building's owner.
It was that wake up call that saved Stewart and his family's lives.
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118 Meetup Groups match "Book Discussion" near Arlington Heights, IL
The Book (Was Better) Club is for cinephiles and bookworms alike. Each month, members will select a book for which a film adaptation was (or will be) made. To keep discussions productive, caps will be placed on how many may attend a given meeting, but meet-ups will be held at least twice a month. So if you don't R.S.V.P. in time for one, just join another! Events will range from discussions (over coffee, tea, wine, or my personal favorite: FOOD) to in-home movie viewings and trips to the cinema.
We're a book discussion group for people in their 20s and 30s. We meet the third Thursday of every month at 7 p.m. at Tipsi Monkey in Bartlett, IL. The discussion is led by one of our Adult & Teen Services Librarians. The books are available one month prior to each discussion at the reference desk.
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Our ladies-only book club started year ten together in Oct, 2012. That is > 100 book shared. Meetings are filled with lively conversation and fun related to the book themes. At every meeting, we tie in food or an activity. We usually meet on the far northwest side of Chicago (near Devon & Central in the neighborhood of Edgebrook). Public transportation is excellent. Members are all ages and stages of life, from college to retirement. We are also on facebook as a private group. Many meeting …
This is a monthly book club that will meet on the last Monday (evening) of the month & discuss the books that were read. The meet up place can change from coffee shops to personal homes, where ever the wind takes us on the north side. A new book will be decided after every meet up based on participant votes. The book club is supposed to be relaxed and social & to bring people together who love to read & want to meet new people in the north side neighborhoods.
Are you an avid reader who'd like to get together with other women regularly to discuss books over some fine wine? The aim of this group is to expand our thoughts and perceptions through great discussions about books. We all bring our own experiences, culture, and filters into the perception and understanding of literature, and hopefully these discussions will all enrich us. We'll choose serious fictional and non-fictional books that are fairly recent releases (within the last 20 years for the m …
Love good wine, reading books, & discussing ideas with other friendly people? Then come join us at our monthly discussions while enjoying wine at House Red! The goal is to have fun discussing & sharing our thoughts & ideas on the literature we've read over glasses of wine. The group is new (Spring 2012) & was started with a small group that met at a wine bar. We're growing now & would like to welcome new members. I've noticed many groups are women only; we aren't gender restrictive, but you must …
Who loves to read? Come join others your age to discuss and indulge in reading together. We can chat over coffee, tea or wine. The group strives to find great books worth reading with a focus on newer fictional releases. We welcome all viewpoints and encourage lively discussion! We meet every two weeks on alternating Wednesdays and Fridays. Our preferred venue is fun and casual coffee shops. We will decide as a group what books we'd like to read a couple of meetings in advance, so bring your sug …
This bookclub is open to anyone in their 20s. The limit per event is 12 people so that we can have a good, organized discussion and each member is required to pay dues of $5 either via paypal or cash at their first Meetup event (as the organizer I have to pay Meetup to maintain the website so this goes towards that). RSVPs are open for each book selection 2 weeks before the discussion so make sure you've read the book (or are reading it) before you commit to discussing it. At each Meetup we co …
These are the voyages of the Western Suburban Science-Fiction Book Club... Our continuing mission: to seek out the most compelling, discussion-provoking science-fiction (and occasionally, fantasy) novels and gather together to chat about them over dinner. It's a pretty good mission. Reading sci-fi suggests certain nerdish... leanings, but don't be afraid: our group is all-inclusive. Yes, I'm sure a few of us qualify as geeks, but we're all socially well-adjusted and reasonably freshly showered t …
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Hi All! This is a group to meet other women that live on the north side, grab a coffee, meet for a meal, and discuss great books! We will meet monthly at a north side location (Rogers Park, Edgewater, Uptown, etc.). Suggestions for book titles are welcome!
This group is for Catholic women OR women that are interested in converting to Catholicism. This is NOT a Bible study. It is a book club based on current Catholic literature, and is intended to create stronger ties to our faith through modern the day Gospel of some amazing authors! If you are wanting to grow closer OR to put that needed spark back into your faith and meet other women who want to do the same, this group is for you! We will start off by reading some books from the Dynamic Catholic …
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This is a fun social group for anyone interested in Wine and Book Discussions. THIS IS NOT A GROUP FOR THOSE WHO ARE LOOKING FOR A SINGLES/DATING MEETUP. Once a month a book will be selected and a meeting time/date will be chosen. The only thing you need to do is enjoy laughter, group book discussion, and of course enjoy wine! The age suggestion is 20-40 and space is often limited.
Celebrate your freedom to read! BANNED! is the perfect book club for anyone who enjoys reading and thinks that literary censorship has gone a little too far. We will be working through the Banned and Challenged Book list from the Radcliff Publishing Course Top 100 Novels of the 20th Century as well as the NCTE Banned and Challenged Book list and will be discussing not only the book, but why it has been banned or challenged in the US and if we agree that it should be banned from our libraries and …
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Want to escape the boredom of the 'every day' and meet some new friends? This book club is for you!!! I dont mind meeting up maybe once a month for drinks, snacks, and to discuss the book! (Maybe more drinking/socializing than discussing) but lets share some ideas! Woooo join me in my book club, we will have a ton of fun!
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Ours is a book club on the old model: a long-term, ongoing group of women that reads and discusses a variety of books and enjoys great friendships. We're now just over a year old, and while people have come and gone, a core group is in the process of forming. Our meetings are fun, boisterous affairs where lots of interesting and often diverging views are aired. The books we read span a wide spectrum: fiction, biography, non-fiction, classics, etc. We don't read self-help or how-to books, and w …
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The objective of the Big Picture Book Club is focus on and discuss books addressing the big questions of human history, science and technology, social and political issues, the future, and how we, as individuals, can flourish and even make a difference in the Big Picture. You can check out an initial list of books we're interested in here. No one can read every book for every meeting. In each meeting notice, there are at least a few online "book content cheats," including links materials about t …
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Hey, let's read and discuss some good books. I'll keep this meetup simple. Anyone can suggest a book. The more popular the book, the faster it will get on the list, with some exceptions. For instance, if we have a streak of books on politics, I may toss in a medical or philosophy title to break it up. And to really mix it up, we may even take on the occasional piece of fiction, perhaps a banned book or two. Discussions will be very informal, but if someone would like to take the lead on an …
There are several book clubs out there but they either seem to be disbanding, specialized or for women only so I decided to start this one. I am the former organizer of a large book club in Nashville which, I'm proud to say, is still going strong and I hope to bring that same success to this one. I had the opportunity to read a lot of great books I may not have picked up on my own and I hope to be introduced to even more! This is a co-ed bookclub that will meet once a month, at local coffee sho …
This is Book Club for those who have a passion for reading. We will select books that are simply so good you have to talk about it ! If you have a book you have read and you want to swap with someone that would be great too. If you have not yet read the book but have heard about it. We will read our fav parts and hopefully motivate you. Men and women ages 18 and up are welcome.
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Let's get together to discuss some excellent books over fantastic food. We'll meet monthly on a weeknight in the Evanston/Rogers Park area. No background in lit crit necessary, but we will all try to read the books and have thoughtful insight. And a joy of eating is perhaps a must. Fiction and non-fiction are on the table. Initial book ideas include Fic: The Known World (Edward P. Jones) Tenth of December (George Saunders) Telegraph Avenue (Michael Chabon) Vampires in the Lemon Grove (Karen Russ …
This club is for anyone (chico or chica!) who loves to dive in and digest the wisdom from authors like Williamson, Chopra, Dyer, and so on. I started this group because the only thing I love more than reading these books is discussing the self-growth and awareness with like-minded folks! We'll start by taking a few weeks to read the same book and then meet discuss our impressions in the Streeterville/Gold Coast area. My hope is that this group opens up hearts and minds, along with formulates n …
This group will meet on the last Sunday of every month from 1pm-3pm. Books for each month are picked by the group so please bring suggestions. This book club is for LGBTQ individuals. The books selected are focused directly or indirectly at the LGBTQ community. We also will have get-togethers on the 2nd Saturday night of each month for fun and just a basic night out. Whether it be to dinner, theatre, or other entertainment.
What better way to start 2013 than to read books set in Chicago! We meet up locally – surrounding western suburbs area – for the book discussion. Whether it be a café, lounge...what a way to spend a few hours for a book discussion, build friendships, and consume a bite to eat and a drink as well! So join us! :)
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Every year brings the hottest diet and latest exercise craze. Are they the best or just the most popular? Should we eat a low-carb diet? Buy a juicer? How do we stick with an exercise program for months, or even years? This is no ordinary book club. We are here to explore literature that help us better understand the fitness journey: diet, exercise, motivation, lifestyle. My name is Daniel Lona, and I'm a kettlebell instructor and nutritional coach, and now proud organizer of this unique and …
Join together every fourth Thursday of the month with other 20-somethings from the Mundelein area to sample brews and discuss good books. Must be 21 years old or older. Young 30s are also welcome. After every book club meetup, Fremont Library will gather several copies of the next featured book, including audiobooks. You need not have a Fremont Library card to attend the discussion or to check out at our library. For more information call 847-918-3225.
This group is for women from 21-30 who love to read (especially love stories) .After graduating college and entering the real world it can be hard to find where you fit in. This is the perfect place to meet new people, have fun, drink wine, and indulge in steamy romance novels. We will meet every month to every 2 weeks over a glass of wine to discuss the novel and just do some "girl talk".
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This is a new group for women that are interested in reading new releases and classic literature. We will begin by meeting at Barnes & Noble Cafe' at Geneva Commons. I chose a book for our first meeting at it is: "an Invisible Thread" by Laura Schroff and Alex Tresniowski. Please bring suggestions for next books to the first gathering. Discussion questions are at the end of the book.
This a book club for women "of a certain age" who love to read and and enjoy a variety of Naperville area eateries.
Have you been looking for a place to share musings on your latest novel? Would you like to meet more people in Chicago's literary community? Are you curious to hear others opine on their recent reads? Fabulous -- welcome to the Open Book Club! The Open Book Club meets monthly for casual conversation followed by discussion questions moderated by Open Books staff. All are welcome and there is no monthly commitment. Come read with us! Second Tuesday of each month at 6 pm at the Open Books store. FR …
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There are a few other book clubs out there, but not many in the NW corner of the city. I struggled to find one that was just for women and had spots available at their upcoming events. So, I started my own group. I'm also hoping to expand beyond the monthly book discussions. It would be great to meet other women that are interested in dinners, wine tasting, etc. Please note: This group has $2 dues for each 6-month period. The current period is November 2012 to April 2013. You can either pay …
A book club for readers and fans of fantasy fiction of all stripes, from urban to epic. The little sister of the Western Suburban Sci-Fi Book Club, the Suburban Fantasy Book club is for those of us who don't need as much science in their fiction. We'll be meeting once a month on the first Tuesday of each month for dinner and discussion. Generally we'll meet in the Western suburbs, though we may also meet in the city, and I'll make a steady effort to pick locations accessible via public transport …
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Have you ever wanted to read the books you hear everyone talking about? Here's your chance! Anyone is welcome to this casual monthly book group. Each month, we'll have an informal discussion of that month's selection. Togther we will choose next month's book. Suggestions welcome!
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Richard has had one previous stage play, Homehelp, given a three-week run at the White Bear, Kennington. Since then he has focussed more on historical drama with a contemporary resonance.
A radio script, His Most-Obedient Servant, was produced in 2011 and is available on The Wireless Theatre Company website. In June this year A muse is it I am? was broadcast by RTE and is also available on their website.
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Starting Something
Gillian Walters - 19/06/2013
great dance with a lot of fun moves to great michael jackson track, can't understand why not high in charts!
Long Distance Love
Gillian Walters - 19/06/2013
really like this dance a bit tricky especially the turns near the end but fits the music really well and it feels great to dance
My First Love
Gillian Walters - 19/06/2013
did this dance for the first time this week, love the music, love the dance, nothing too difficult, hope it does well, deserves to go high
Denise Nicholls - 19/06/2013
I wasn`t too sure about teaching this one but I was wrong they all loved it once they had mastered it, the 1st section caused the most problems with the timing, 2 restarts and both in the same place no problem at all.
Celtic Teardrops
Denise Nicholls - 19/06/2013
Good improver dance with enough to keep intermediates happy has well, nothing difficult although the first section and last section needed a little going over, fills the floor each time.
Be My Baby Now
Marilyn Lee - 19/06/2013
Really enjoying this one. Good sing-a- long for us mature dancers!. I love the flow of this dance, everything fits. Not too difficult - fairly easy intermediate, give it a go!
Naughty Boy
Marilyn Lee - 19/06/2013
This is a great dance!. You will have lots of fun with all the varied steps - which hit the beat every time. Very highly recommended :-)
Kathy Lucas - 19/06/2013
Oops! Should have mentioned we are doing the Pat/Lizzie version of the dance!
Old Fashioned Love
Kathy Lucas - 19/06/2013
This is such a charming dance to a lovely singalong track. Fairly straightforward steps make it a pleasure to do and it has become a favourite with my Improvers. Well done Reg and Rene, another example of your excellent choreography.
Kathy Lucas - 19/06/2013
Unusual and very different steps make this an interesting dance. Love the circle steps at the end of section one as they really fit the music. Hope it does well as it definitely deserves to.
My First Love
Kathy Lucas - 19/06/2013
This is such an enjoyable dance - good music and enough content without being too difficult. Surely this one has to be a great success for Robbie.
You Got Away
Phil Marson - 18/06/2013
Love it..!! Nice Dance from Niels!! One for the Country Fans... Big thumbs up from class
Walk Like Rihanna
Phil Marson - 18/06/2013
Nice Dance!! Catchy Track... Gonna be popular this one... Class liked it!!
Naughty Boy
Chrissie Hodgson - 18/06/2013
Great little dance, and we had sooooo much fun with the Tick Toc section...instead of following me they just stood there and watched me.....Not Hard, everyone can do this. Highly recommended


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