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Swaragini 28th October 2016 Written Episode Update
Swaragini 28th October 2016 Written Episode, Written Update on TellyUpdates.com
The Episode starts with Nikhil telling Swara that he loves her and needs to be smart as he wants to stay with her. He says I have done mistakes in childhood but not now. I love you since I was a child…..Swara pats on his cheeks. Nikhil says you are beating me, and says it is kalyug. Sanskar fumes in anger and gets jealous. Swara asks you are joking even now. Nikhil says I wasn't joking and tells that he was far from her but felt as if he was always near. He talks about Swara and Sanskar. Swara gets emotional. Ragini tells Shekhar that although she is far from Laksh, but their hearts are together, she says my heart says that he is fine perfectly. Nikhil comes and says you said right. He says I won't go until your believe comes true. He keeps hand on her shoulder. Shekhar brushes off his hand and
Swara tells Nikhil will help them in their business. Shekhar goes. Nikhil tells Swara that she has embarrassed him, and tells that he is more innocent than Ayush. Ragini laughs heavily hearing him. Swara is happy and says she has seen Ragini laughing after many months. Shekhar asks Sumi, how can she let Nikhil stay here. Sumi asks him to calm down, and says we will take care of our daughters. Shekhar doesn't like Nikhil.
Sanskar sees his pic with Swara and recalls Nikhil confessing his love to Swara. He gets jealous and takes wine. Sujata comes and asks did you start drinking in day time too, and blames Swara. Sanskar says I don't want to talk about Swara. Sujata asks him to come with her and tells that they have sent some stuff. Sanskar says he will go and talk to them. Sujata says you will not go. Sanskar assures her that nothing is left in their relation now, and says he won't let his relation affect Uttara's marriage. Sujata asks him to be careful else Uttara's life will be ruined. Gayatri calls Sujata and asks if the arrangements is done. Sujata says yes, all arrangements have been done. Gayatri tells her that guests have come. She reminds Sujata if she will give 50 Lakhs tomorrow. Sujata assures that the money is ready. Gayatri presses her husband legs, and tells that she has trapped rich family. Her husband says 50 Lakh is just starting and plan to demand more money from them.
Sumi serves snacks to them. Ragini says she will go to caterer. Nikhil says he will also come. Swara asks delivery guy to keep the lehenga there. She thinks it will look good on Uttara. She takes its snap and sends to Utara. Uttara likes it and messages her back. Swara smiles. Sumi comes and asks Swara to be careful while working in Maheshwari house. Swara says nothing is changed for me, I love Sanskar even now. Swara asks Sumi not to worry and says I will return just as Laksh returns home. Sumi says I hope it is not late. Swara gives lehenga to Sumi and asks her to keep. She sees Sanskar standing and thinks it is her imagination. She slips and falls in his arms. All the papers fall over them from her hand. They have an eye lock.
Sanskar reminds Swara that she is just wedding planner here and asks her not to fulfill relations. Later Swara dances on Diwani hogayi song. Gayatri makes her wear notes garland. Sanskar is shocked.
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Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones once said that on any given night there's always one band that, at that particular moment, is the best rock and roll band in the world. Tonight, I'm convinced, that band is The Disco Biscuits.
We're in the backstage area of The Chameleon Club, a labyrinth-like dance club nestled in Lancaster, PA. Amish Country. On the ride in, I remember thinking to myself, "Rock n' roll can't happen here can it?" Sure enough, it can.
But The Disco Biscuits do more than just rock n' roll. Their sound, an ornately saturated cross between hard-hitting jam-rock and dancehall trance, is an ever changing mosaic which keeps the audience's attention in motion. It also has a tendency to keep their feet in motion too.
Keyboardist Aron Magner explains it like this: "Well it was kinda like what we were exposed to in our times. The point of technology, the point of culture now – it seems to be two distinct things, two distinct groups of youths that are merging together slowly but rapidly. You've got the 'rave' culture and then you've got your 'hippie' culture, both young kids that like to go out to shows, you know, whatever – take their hallucinogenics – but basically party down. And we clearly engaged in both worlds."
Seeing the Disco Biscuits live is like watching the creation of a third realm – the merging of the two worlds Magner and the Disco Biscuits grew up with. At once your jaw drops from the bombastic and slightly unbelievable rapid-fire licks that Jon "Barber" Gutwillig furiously unleashes on his guitar. Then your attention shifts to Magner who, with the help of a synthesizer, creates sounds usually reserved for the dance floors at raves. The best moments, of course, are when Gutwillig and Magner work together to intricately weave a contrapuntal spider web, an in-an-out stitching job that attaches the guitar with the keyboards while a relentless beat stays rock-steady underneath. This sheer solidarity of drummer Sam Altman leaves Marc Brownstein room to funk out on the bottom end. The result is dizzying and heady and naturally has gained the band a ravenous pack of fans, who fervently light-up the band's internet discussion group (appropriately titled "discussbiscuits") with rabid play-by-play accounts of the previous night's show and extravagant attempts to describe just what it is about The Disco Biscuits that have people so excited.
The answer is found in a combination of things and it is that combination of things that creates the band's suddenly hallmark sound. Certainly the band is taking the idea of a being a "jam band" almost too literally – all The Disco Biscuits can do is jam. That's not to say that they don't display a crafty songwriting ability. That's just it – they do. They have a rare gift for creating songs that resemble fine architecture more than, say, three chords and the truth. Finely engineered mobile units which take the listener on a movement-oriented excursion, allowing plenty of room for side-tracks and unexpected back alleys.
"I call it a Hump Theory." says Gutwillig. "It's like where you want the most exasperating, the most excited, the most crazy part of the music to be, relative to the beginning and end of the song….it's almost like [the song] Magellan. Magellan's more like a brontosaurus – it goes up and then it, you know, sort of slopes. Well like that, that whole improv is squarely in the middle. And the song is designed around that. The parts after that are designed to bring you down, the parts before that are designed to bring you up. And that's why the song…that's why the song works. Because it's designed as a whole. It's not designed as like 'Here's my verse, here's my chorus, I'm going to repeat them three times and then we'll do a solo.' It's not like that. And the only reason we don't write music like that is because, it's um…I don't know. There's something impressionistic about the music the piano players in the eighteen-hundreds were doing on the pianos. And we listened to a lot of that for awhile. For some reason it just happened. And it's really crazy stuff and they approach all their music writing that way and we definitely picked that up."
The press has taken to calling The Disco Biscuits's sound "trance-fusion". Many of their fans are simply calling it "Bisco." These are just names. Words. But one thing is obvious: However you want to label it, The Disco Biscuits are playing the music of the next millennium. It is the music of tomorrow but they're playing it today. And I'd be willing to bet that they're probably playing it better too.
At the end of the first set, the band rips back into a musical relapse of Helicopters, a tune they had started towards the beginning of the set. Not a person in the bar is standing absolutely still, unless of course it's because they're paralyzed in amazement. The bouncers don't want to admit it, but the beat is contagious, even if the music itself tends to lose them. And then there are those that enjoy getting lost.
As the Biscuits continue to jam, occasionally clumsy notes never come off as fumbles and quickly get thrown to the wayside. When they jam, they do it with pure abandonment. And they undertake whole band improvisation as opposed to soloing over a groove. What this means is that they're going for the Houdini stunts and not mere slight-of-hand. For a band as young as they are, both career-wise (3) and in-years (23-25), they are unusually confident in their jamming and wise enough to know that a few bad notes here and there can actually add to the insanity of a music aimed at being insane – in theory as well as practice.
"So we've taken the time to refine our old stuff and keep our new stuff at the level where any question that could come up, we've already discussed what the answer is. So if for some reason we're jamming in the song and somebody's improvising over a part that they've never improvised over
which happens a lot everybody else in the band knows how to deal with the situation. So there's no question. Everybody knows you play whatever the fuck you want, which is a rule in our band. But you know within reason what's a ridiculous thing to do and what's a really smart thing to do." Gutwillig explains.
The Disco Biscuits choose clever covers. And they choose them carefully. Once in awhile they'll play "Mary Had A Little Lamb" by Stevie Ray Vaughn or Frank Zappa's "Pygmie Twylyte" – a fan favorite which often turns into an entirely original Bisco jam. At one of my first Disco Biscuits shows the band ripped into a refreshingly raucous and tribal version of Pink Floyd's "Run Like Hell" and I've welcomed that tune to any set I've seen since. But more often than not, the Biscuits are relying on fresh interpretations of their own creations to peak the interest of their audiences. And why not? It's a reliable tactic.
And while there's still the occasional break-out of a jazz standard such as "A Night In Tunisia" or Miles Davis's "Blue Monk," these are showing up less and less frequently as the band moves into larger venues.
Magner, whose techno antics are complimented by his jazzy approach, observes: "When you think about it, jazz was really the first improvisational music. Sure blues was fairly improvisational but jazz was the first music that really stretched it out and like also adjusted with the times. Miles Davis was certainly the pioneer point of all those changes. All of the sudden music in the pop domain started to go a little more electronic, so Miles busted out with fusion, you know – right on the nose – when the pop stuff was just starting to happen. He was always ahead of it. Right before he died he did a rap album right when rap was starting to make its way into sampling and everything.
So it makes sense that people would A.) pay tribute to their predecessors and B.) learn what had been accomplished in the past before trying to take the step yourself. You got to pay respects and learn the roots before you start going out on a limb."
Now that the Biscuits have paid their respects, they're going out on a limb more and more – every night in-fact. Their sonic focus seems to get fined-tuned with every addition of new tunes. And the new tunes seem to be churned out at an alarming rate. The miraculous thing is that each batch seems more and more fertile. The most recent example of this songwriting evolution includes "Bazzar Escape", "Mulberry's Dream" and "Smoothie King", all three of which are played tonight at The Chameleon. And there's even a debut – "Three Wishes" a catchy tune with bittersweet lyrics, written by Marc Brownstein. As is the ritual when The Disco Biscuits debut a tune, a strong first showing is only overshadowed during the next few shows as the tune starts to mature rapidly.
Looking out over the floor, there's a surprisingly mixed crowd. There are the expected danksters, funkdown kids and jam-band junkies…but there is also a distinctive college contingent present, a couple high-brow music aficionados and even a few rave kids. And they are all getting down.
"We happened to take this turn last year," Magner tells me, "You know, we're riding it out and rediscovering new things and really editing it and working a lot to perfect the art of playing it live and still have our own style associated to it. You know, it's crazy."
So crazy in-fact that it led The Village Voice to call the band "The ultimate dance-hall headfuckers." A proclamation that their fans have picked up on, hence calling the band "The Headfuckers" after the particularly crazy shows. The problem is that at the rate they're going, The Disco Biscuits might as well just adopt that as their second name. It's become synonymous. Tonight, at the Chameleon Club, is no exception. The band takes their bows and walk off the stage casually, without much fanfare and I am reminded of something that Gutwillig once said after a marathon set in-front of a few thousand people, earlier in the year. He had that goofy sort of half-grin that he gets sometimes when he's horsing around, and he said with complete sincerity:
"Some people like the happier stuff. Some people like the songs that are melodic. Some people like the songs that we just fuckin' tear our shirts off and jam our faces off."
As the lights turn on at The Chameleon and people start to shuffle out in that dazed stoney shuffle that one gets trapped in after a night of Bisco, I think to myself that more and more people are choosing the latter.
Author Benjy Eisen is choosing the latter. He is also the East Coast's Bingo Bandit #1, especially when he's drunk.


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infinite monkey Thursday Sep 15 08:46 AM
September 15, 2011 Boeing Plant Camouflaged
'Secrecy of Boeing Plant 2 was so crucial during World War II that Boeing built houses of plywood and fabric and installed fake streets to camouflage the roof. The idea was to blend the facility into the surrounding neighborhood across the river'
infinite monkey Thursday Sep 15 08:47 AM
glatt Thursday Sep 15 08:56 AM
Very cool. It blends right in.
BigV Thursday Sep 15 02:27 PM
yes, especially the GIANT BOULEVARD just to the top of the picture with the ... what could those be? Airplanes? In the burbs? It can't be. We must be lost or something, check the map again.
infinite monkey Thursday Sep 15 02:35 PM
Nobody ever said Seattle-ites were all that smart.
footfootfoot Thursday Sep 15 02:53 PM
infinite monkey Thursday Sep 15 02:59 PM
What? It's fake?
ogwen69 Friday Sep 16 08:48 AM
Pretty sure we've had this before - can't find it in the history though....
infinite monkey Friday Sep 16 08:50 AM
I did a search for Boeing and didn't find anything, but I suspected it might have been posted before.
mrputter Saturday Sep 17 11:41 PM
Then I appreciated that the intent wasn't to hide the entire airfield; that wouldn't have been remotely feasible. Instead they were just trying to divert attacks away from the most important and/or vulnerable parts. With the camouflage in place, bombers (at least if in possession with less-than-perfect maps of the site) would look down, see the runway but not see the real plant, rather would be fooled into thinking that the uncamouflaged and (presumably) lower-priority warehouses, or whatever they are, just to the right were their intended target. Thus those buildings would be bombed instead. Still annoying, to be sure, but nowhere near as devastating as if the important stuff were destroyed.
It may even be that the latter buildings were an explicit part of the ruse, and were left entirely empty?
Anyway, that's my take on it. This approach would also help mitigate the issues cited by the taphilo.com article quoted by infinite monkey...
Bullitt Sunday Sep 18 01:40 PM
Camouflage also isn't just to make things invisible. It is also to break up the recognizable shapes of objects so they can hide in plain sight. Distorting or blurring the outlines can work just as well because then the observer can't tell what he's looking at, or find exactly what he's looking for.
glatt Monday Sep 19 09:25 AM
SteveB2580 Tuesday Sep 20 04:54 PM
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Self acceptance.
I throughout my life have been struggling with self hatred.
Any over weight person out there will understand what I am saying. Being fat doesn't just make you unhealthy but leaves you hating yourself more and more everyday. You start isolating yourself.
I was an overweight child and at that age the children around you aren't old enough to understand what it feels like when they shout out fatso on top of their voice. You cry and cry in a corner. But you say you are strong and fake a smile and make it seem like everything is alright but your heart knows its not. When your mom asks you is everything alright and you breakdown. You don't want to go to school. You don't want to go shopping. You cry in the trial rooms because you are a child but have to wear adult clothes. You shy away from wearing shorts. You shy away from talking to people, making friends because you think all they will see is the fat and not the real you.
But wait. You lost yourself in the journey itself. You now hate yourself. The thoughts inside you don't reflect the other person's thought about you but your own! You lost your confidence, your carefree nature, your love for yourself!
All you see you see yourself as is a fat ball.
Now you have to find yourself! Accept who you are and appreciate that.
I had lost myself in the rush of life.
I didn't have very many friends. I didn't have a person I could cry my heart out to. I was fat!
I thought me being fat was the reason everyone left me. But I was wrong! The only reason people left me was that I hated myself. All I did was rant!
I hated everyone around me because I hated myself!
But then I had enough of it.
I was no more gonna cry myself to sleep.
I was no more gonna cry for the guy who doesn't even care.
I was no more gonna cry sor the guy in class that made me feel bad about me.
I was no more gonna cry for the friends that betrayed.
I was no more gonna cry for ths girls who bitched about my weight.
I was no more gonna hate me!!
I just did 2 things which actually boasted my confidence, my love for myself.
(P.S they are weird but you have to try this if you are struggling with self acceptance)
- Stand stark naked in front of the mirror. Stare.
The first few weeks you might not like what you see. you would hate yourself but still do it everyday. You reach a point when you actually start appreciating yourself. You start loving your curves, the flaws, the way your body is crafted. Each flaw, each curve, each mark is a part of you, appreciate it and love yourself. Love the way you are, because if you don't love the body you are in, you wouldn't be able to craft it the way you want. may it be gaining muscle or losing weight.
- Dance and sing like no ones watching.
I actually mean it!
Lock yourself in a room, turn the music on and start rolling!
I like it when the lights are turned off, in the dark.
Dance to any song, just any! Sing on top of your lungs!
It is a party with your body, soul and mind. They are connecting to one another. Admiring each other and falling in love.
Just sway away!!
You are unique, there is no one out there like you. You are you!
Love yourself!
I do! I love myself, though I always would have a regret of not falling in love with myself before. I mean hating yourself is such a painful feeling while loving yourself is the best feeling ever. I regret the time wasted in self hatred.
If you don't love yourself, you can't love any one.
You have to accept yourself before wanting to be accepted.
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Head of Berkshire School in Sheffield resigns
SHEFFIELD -- Berkshire School announced the resignation of Head of School Michael J. Maher on Monday and said Pieter Mulder, a longtime administrator, would take the leadership role on an interim basis, according to a news release.
Maher announced his resignation as head of school in a memo to the Berkshire School. Maher could not be reached by press time.
For nine years, Maher has served as head of Berkshire School, the college preparatory boarding and day school in Sheffield that has 386 high school and post-graduate students. It was founded in 1907.
During Maher's nine years at Berkshire School, the school doubled its admission numbers and tripled the school's endowment, according to a news release. Under his leadership, the school also developed a leading research program in math and science, made investments in renewable energy and sustaining the environment, and introduced many of the school's latest academic programs.
Maher also directed several major construction and renovation projects on the school's campus, according to a news release.
"Michael has overseen a proud and distinguished period in Berkshire School's history," Berkshire School's board of trustees Chairman Stephen Norman said in a news release. "We are grateful for Michael's extraordinary years of service and for his steadfast devotion to providing enriching educational opportunities for our students. We wish Michael great success in his future endeavors."
Mulder was appointed interim head of school on Monday. Mulder has been a member of the senior administration team at Berkshire School since 2005, and has more than 25 years of experience in education.
"Pieter Mulder's demonstrated record of accomplishment, unwavering commitment and deep knowledge of Berkshire [School] make him the right choice to lead the school," Norman said in the news release.
"Berkshire [School] has never been stronger, and under Pieter's leadership, it will continue to offer an exceptional education for talented students of great character."
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Writing Effective Business Plans November 2017
SCORE San Francisco
Wednesday, November 29, 2017 from 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM (PST)
Event Details
Whether you are planning to start a new business or developing the potential of your existing company, a business plan is a critical foundation. In this hands-on workshop, we will demystify the process using case studies and exercises. You will also develop a template for your own business that covers:
- Products/Services
- Organization
- Marketing
- Customers
- Finances
- Market Research
Pre-registration is required
Parking in the area is very expensive. Public transportation is suggested. We are located mid-way between the Embarcadero and Montgomery Bart Stations.
More reasonable parking lots do exist at 522 Mission, 10 Natoma and 150 First Street but usually require early arrival
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SBA Entrepreneur Center
455 Market Street, Suite 600
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Wednesday, November 29, 2017 from 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM (PST)
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Breathe in. Feel the air pass through your nostrils and move into your nose. Your diaphragm contracts, pulling the air deep into your chest. Oxygen floods into tiny cavities in your lungs and travels into your capillaries, ready to fuel every cell in your body. You're alive.
So is that breath you just took. When we inhale, our nostrils capture millions of invisible particles. These specks in turn host a teeming community of bacteria and viruses. A few types may trigger allergies or asthma. Or even more rare are inhaled pathogens that are themselves the agents of diseases, such as SARS, tuberculosis, and influenza.
Most of the microbes in the air do us little or no harm. Viruses – much smaller than bacteria but far more numerous than all other life-forms combined – were discovered not much more than a century ago, and the invention of antibiotics have kept them at bay… until recently. The widespread use of antibiotics have enabled the mutation of Superbug strains, resistant to any known antibiotics.
Over recent years we have witnessed more and more examples of viruses difficult to treat, a high mortality rate, and risk of transmission. In today's modern world of high speed travel, one can understand how quickly it could get out of hand. In a matter of weeks a contagious virus could go from a few dozen cases to full blown pandemic.
Reported by AFP (AGENCE FRANCE PRESSE),
The World Health Organization on Saturday urged countries to be vigilant over the spread of a potentially fatal SARS-like virus after a new case in Britain brought the global number to 12, with five of them fatal – an apparent 42% mortality rate.
"Based on the current situation and available information, WHO encourages all Member States to continue their surveillance for severe acute respiratory infections (SARI) and to carefully review any unusual patterns," the United Nations health agency said in a statement.
Britain's Health Protection Agency said the latest person to contract the virus was a relative of two other cases announced earlier this week, indicating transmissibility.
A pandemic IS survivable. It requires that you stay out of contact with other humans. In order to successfully do so, you will need a cache of food and supplies in your home to sustain you through the pandemic period. A pandemic is yet another reason to prep and be prepared. When the time comes that the public at large is aware, it will mostly be too late to safely go out and stock up food and supplies. Better to do it now…
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Uncover our culture
Discover the history of beautiful Greene County. Lake Oconee boasts a rich Native American history, plus many historical buildings, museums, and more. Explore the beautiful lake country and drink in the culture and history that makes Lake Oconee so unique. Learn about Lake Oconee's rich history through a bountiful amount of interesting, educational opportunities! Discover some of the best places to go in Greensboro.
Much of the rich history of Lake Oconee lies hidden in the lake itself-- Native American treasures and mysteries lay beneath the surface of the lake, relics from a time when Lake Oconee was the Oconee Valley, when Native American settlements dotted the land. Artifacts from more than 12,000 years ago to 100 years ago have been found during excavations and diving trips. Several museums in the area house collections of these artifacts, rescued from the depths of the lake and displayed to honor the culture of the families who once lived there.
Fascinating historical buildings still stand in the middle of modern Greensboro: the Old Gaol has existed since 1807 and is believed to be the oldest jail in the state. The remains of Scull Shoals village and Fort Clark can be toured, sending you back in time to 1782.
If you're driving down to visit, keep an eye out for the Iron Horse, a sculpture erected on the UGA campus that was moved to the middle of a cornfield by an agriculture professor in 1954. This 2,000lb sculpture has greeted visitors for years as it watches over Highway 15 North and the surrounding fields.
Several museums in the area are open to the public, including the Lake Country Discovery Museum, Greene County Historical Museum, L. L. Wyatt Museum, Greene County African American Museum, Union Point Museum, and E.H. Armor Museum. Here you can view artifacts, photographs, and manuscripts; relics from years past.
One of the oldest and most beautiful parts of Greensboro is the Greensboro City Cemetery. The earliest grave is that of a Revolutionary War soldier, Jonas Fauche.
Lake Oconee is rich with history; the historic homes and forgotten inns are treasures of Americana. These landmarks, plantations and museums chronicle the history of the South, both the good and the bad, as they reflect the history of the state of Georgia. It is our hope that as you explore Lake Oconee and Greensboro that you will come to a better understanding of our history and culture. There are many treasures and many mysteries of Lake Oconee history waiting to be discovered, deep in the heart of lake country.


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For works aired or released in 2017
The Genesis Awards recognize outstanding individuals in the major news and entertainment media whose creativity and/or journalistic integrity have increased the public's understanding of animal protection issues. Awards are given to individuals from the television, film, print, online and music industries, as well to those producing more specialized works.
Deadline for Submission
Works are considered on a calendar year basis. Submissions are made by our members, the public, and the media industry itself. Submissions may be received throughout the year, but they must arrive no later than January 31, 2018.
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The Youth and Young Adult ministry is comprised of junior high, high school, college students and young professionals of Glory Christian Fellowship, as well young adults from various areas of the community.


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Heath Ledger's co-star confidant
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Verne Troyer hoped his friend, the late Heath Ledger, would look down on him and feel ''honoured'' at last night's (06.10.09) gala premiere of 'The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus'
Heath Ledger used to confide his problems to Verne Troyer.
The late actor - who died of an accidental drug overdose in January 2008 - bonded with his 'The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus' co-star over dinner and amazed the 'Austin Powers' star with revelations about his life.
Verne said: "My best memory? Having dinner with him and sitting right next to him, him just being open with his life and things like that. He was a really cool guy. And him telling me things like that, I wasn't shocked, just surprised, just the things in his life, what was going on.
"I felt honoured that he would trust me in that way. He was a very open character."
Heath was filming 'The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus' when he died and Verne admits his friend was missed at last night's (06.10.09) gala premiere in London's Leicester Square.
He told BANG Showbiz: "It's emotional for everybody. Heath was such an amazing person, such a giving person and we all loved him. I'm sure he is looking down and feeling honoured that everybody is here to support him and our movie."
Despite his sadness, Verne - who was joined at the premiere by his co-stars Lily Cole and Paloma Faith and director Terry Gilliam - is enjoying his time in the UK and is even considering relocating to London.
He said: "Would I move here? Possibly, yeah, I'm working on a project with Lee Francis right now and we're shopping it around, so if it happens then I'll be here for a few months.
"I like British people, everyone is so nice and friendly. In Los Angeles, it's so fake and superficial, here they're not."


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Kevin Pietersen said there could be no question over his commitment to England following a hundred here Sunday which set up his side's bid for victory in the first Test against India at Lord's.
Pietersen's 134 was the cornerstone of England's second innings 282 which left India needing to chase down 380 - the fourth highest fourth innings Test victory total in history - to go 1-0 up in the three-match series.
They closed on 137 for three, needing a further 243 on Monday's final day for a dramatic win.
Earlier this month, Pietersen said he felt exhausted after being involved throughout England's Champions Trophy, Ashes and World Cup campaigns before this season's home Test and one-day series with West Indies.
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I'll always turn up for English cricket, says ton-hero KP
Kevin Pietersen said there could be no question over his commitment to England following a hundred here Sunday which set up his side's bid for victory in the first Test against India at Lord's.
"What you guys (the press) should know is that every single time I turn up for a training session, every single time I turn up for an international, I'll never ever shy away from anything," said the 27-year-old after compiling his first Test hundred against India, his third this season alone, and ninth in 28 matches at this level.
"I'm committed to everything I do for this country, everything I do for this team, to win a Test match, to win a one-day game," the South Africa-born batsman insisted.
"I simply answered a simple question which I was asked last week and it got blown up. I've never shied away from anything. I'll always turn up for England. I've never asked for a day off, ever, in terms of an international. As long as I'm asked to play for England I'll play, that's the bottom line."
Pietersen, often portrayed to his annoyance as a selfish loner, added: "I play to entertain, to enjoy myself, to express myself but the most important thing is setting the team up to win a Test match. That's why I gave my wicket away this afternoon trying to get a few more runs.
"If I was playing for myself, I could quite easily have been batting now. I definitely put the team first," said Pietersen, bowled hitting out by left-arm quick RP Singh, having faced 213 balls with one six and 14 fours.
England 1st Innings 298 (A Strauss 96, M Vaughan 79; S Sreesanth 3-67)
India 1st Innings 201 (W Jaffer 58; J Anderson 5-42, R Sidebottom 4-65)
England 2nd Innings (overnight: 77-2)
Fall of wickets: 1-40 (Strauss), 2-43 (Cook), 3-102 (Vaughan), 4-114 (Collingwood), 5-132 (Bell), 6-251 (Prior), 7-251 (Tremlett), 8-266 (Sidebottom) 9-275 (Pietersen), 10-282 (Panesar)
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To bat: VVS Laxman, MS Dhoni, A Kumble, Z Khan, RP Singh, S Sreesanth
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — The chief of staff for Democrats in the Ohio Senate has resigned after facing allegations of "inappropriate conduct" toward other employees.
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(b Paris, 1898; d Paris, 1980). Fr. musician and inventor of the ondes Martenot. Prof. at École Normale de Musique, Paris, and dir. of École d'Art Martenot, Neuilly. Gave demonstration of his elec. mus. instr. the ondes musicales, as it was first called, at the Paris Opéra, 20 April 1928. First work written for it was Dimitri Levidis's Poème symphonique.
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The Tudor Submariner was used by the French Navy – especially by the Groupe de Plongeurs Démineurs founded in 1955 – from the mid 1950's to the early 1980's.
Most probably, this watch was chosen of course because of its quality but also because of its cost, which was much lower than the Rolex equivalent. The Rolex Submariner has also been used by special units, but in a very limited number.
The most famous Tudor "MN" Submariner is the snowflake blue dial 1970's ref. 94010, but lots of different references have been used by the French Navy.
Here's a list of the Submariner models used by the Marine Nationale :
– Non crown guards Submariner Big Crown ref. 7922 in the late 1950's. Collectors are sometimes confused because there is also a "thin case" Submariner with same reference, that uses a 6mm cown and has both the reference and serial numbers engraved on the outside caseback… but the 7922 BC is a completely different watch: it has a thicker case,TAG Heuer Carrera CAR2A10.BA0799 Watch, a 8mm Brevet crown and "Brevet + 7922" engraved between the lugs. I have never seen a "civilian" version of this watch (i.e. sold by an AD), only watches from a military source. This model may be a prototype developed by Rolex especially on the French Navy's request. All the watches that I have seen had Rolex 6538 casebacks and a serial number in the 140,XXX range (I have seen some watches without any serial number). There are 7922 BC's with both 100m and 200m dials, it is very hard to determine if there is a "correct dial" for this watch; on one hand a 200m dial seems to make sense on a Submariner with a big crown, on the other hand the mid 1950's seem very early for a 200m waterproof Tudor,TAG Heuer Aquarcer WAK2120.BB0835 Watch, especially if this was the first Submariner manufactured by the brand. To make things even more complicated,TAG Heuer Link CJ1110.BA0576 Watch, the navy had their own watchmakers and their own stock of parts: dials from one model may have been put on another one during service…
Tudor 7922 Big Crown (Photo: Maurits)
– Non crown guards Submariner Big Crown ref. 7924 in the late 1950's and early 1960's. All the watches that I have seen had a serial number in the 275,XXX range and a caseback stamped with the IV 1958 date code. I have seen 7924's from a "civilian" batch with serials numbers in the 295,XXX range a 1959 date code. There are at least four different types of casebacks for the 7924: one type without any outside engraving and three types with various kinds of outside circular engraving.
Tudor 7924 (Photo: Maurits)
– Square crown guards Submariner ref. 7928 in the early 1960's, with a serial number in the 305,XXX range and the inside caseback stamped with the 1959 date code.
Square Crown Guards Tudor 7928
– Pointed and rounded crown guards Submariner ref. 7928 in the early to mid 1960's
Tudor 7928
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– Submariner Ref. 7016/0 in 1974 with a black dial and a typical flat caseback. The serial number is in the 6 to 8XX,XXX range. The black dials of these watches rapidly showed sign of wear and were replaced by blue dials after only one year.
Tudor 7016 M.N. 74
– Submariner Ref. 94010 with blue dials and snowflake hands between 1975 and 1982, with serial numbers in the 8XX to 1,XXX,XXX range.
Tudor 94010 M.N. 77
– Submariner 94010 with blue dials,http://www.watchsaleprice.com, round markers and Mercedes hands in 1983
Tudor 94010 M.N. 83 (Photo: Finertimes)
I have never seen a Tudor used by the French Navy after 1983…
Of course the informations given here are not "official" – as these watches are poorly documented – but only the result of my observations. I would be happy to learn more or be corrected by other Tudor enthusiasts.
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As one of the area's major employers, Willamette is also an important player in the local economy and, as such, contributes leadership, support and resources to worthy community initiatives. The University offers hundreds of free or low-cost entertainment, educational and cultural events each year.
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- The Atkinson Lecture Series hosts national and international speakers of the highest caliber.
- Retired residents are invited to return to school with the Institute for Continued Learning, which provides low-cost courses, access to professors and access to the Hatfield Library.
- The Hallie Ford Museum of Art is the region's only art museum, attracting about 24,000 visitors each year. Museum talks, lectures and admission on Tuesdays are free, and local teachers are trained to use the museum's permanent collection within their curricula.
- Thanks to a long-standing and mutually beneficial partnership, the Oregon Symphony Association in Salem has chosen Willamette University as its permanent home for local performances.
- Willamette offers season after season of excellent student theatre productions, as well as about 60 concerts each year. Nearly half the concerts are free.
- The university holds hundreds of free or low-cost entertainment, educational and cultural events, including forums, readings and lectures. Numerous student-run programs, such as the annual social Pow-Wow, Lu'au, Africa Day, Wulapalooza music festival and Martin Luther King Jr. events celebrate our community's diverse cultures.
Local and Athletic Events
- Willamette University supports our community through sponsorship of local events, including the Salem Art Fair, World Beat Festival, Clay Ball, Oregon Symphony in Salem, the Crystal Apple Awards, Academic All-Stars, Salem Chamber Orchestra and many more.
- Bearcat Athletics, including football, baseball and soccer, provide fun for thousands of local families and sports fans.
Special Programs
- Willamette Academy is an intensive academic program that helps local, ethnically diverse teenagers prepare for college, at no cost to them or their families.
- Tokyo International University of America (TIUA) brings 100 to 150 Japanese students to live and study in Salem each year, contributing to Willamette's reputation as one of the most diverse undergraduate institutions in Oregon. TIUA also sponsors Japanese cultural programs for local children during the summer.
- Willamette University supports our community through sponsorship of local events, including the Salem Art Fair, World Beat Festival, Clay Ball, Oregon Symphony in Salem, the Crystal Apple Awards, Academic All-Stars, Salem Chamber Orchestra and many more.
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- The Mark O. Hatfield Library and the College of Law Library provide academic resources for the public.
- The Willamette Bookstore allows customers to special-order books.
- The campus food service, Bon Appetit, has a strong reputation for low-cost, fresh food and for its support of local farmers and ranchers. Many people who work downtown eat meals at Goudy Commons, and a new Japanese-themed dining hall at Tokyo International University of America is attracting the public as well.


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The Roughrider baseball team got a key ACCAC Division I sweep Tuesday afternoon at Central Arizona College in Casa Grande, 3-2 and 2-4. Yavapai is now 33-6 overall and 16-6 in the conference standings. Central Arizona is 30-7 and 17-5 in conference play.
Yavapai came from behind in the first game to extend their winning streak to 19 games. Down 2-0 in the sixth inning, YC scored 2 runs in their half of the sixth to tie the score and in the top of the seventh, Stephen Carbajal led off with a double and Michael Howard chase him home with the winning run.
Tim Arakawa was 3 for 4 with a triple. Krysthian Leal was 2 for 3 and Aaron Blair was 1 for 3 with 2 RBI's.
Jacob Doyle threw 5 innings to get the victory. Brandon Matthews threw the final 2 frames for the save.
In the second game, YC jumped out to an early 2-0 lead scoring all of their runs in the top of the 2nd inning. However, Yavapai could only muster 2 hits after that.
Ryan Petersen took the loss giving up 3 earned runs on 7 hits.
YC stays on the road with a doubleheader on Saturday at Cochise College (33-9, 19-5) in Douglas. Both teams split a doubleheader header earlier in the season in Prescott. YC won the first game 11-0 and Cochise won the nightcap 14-4. Saturday's doubleheader will start at 12:00 PM.


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One cause of facial redness includes a skin condition known as rosacea, which produces visible blood vessels on the skin that elevate into bumps or pimples, explains WebMD. Additional causes of facial redness include acne, burns, dermatitis, bites or stings, and a drug allergy, according to Healthline.
Flushing can also cause facial redness, according to Cleveland Clinic. Flushing is an episodic attack on the face when skin reddens, warms and burns, especially on the neck and face. Flushing that occurs over an extended period of time can lead to skin conditions such as telangiectasia or classic rosacea.
Rosacea is a common cause of facial redness and can worsen with exposure to sunlight or stress, alcohol consumption, spicy foods, and cosmetics that irritate the skin, according to WebMD. The redness typically starts on the cheeks, chin, nose and forehead, and appears, disappears and reappears over time.
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The ACT Training Excellence Awards are the premier event in the ACT training calendar. They are the peak awards recognising and rewarding organisations, training providers, schools, colleges, apprentices and individuals for their outstanding commitment and contribution to the vocational education and training sector in the ACT. Information about the ACT Training Excellence Awards is available on the Chief Minister, Treasury and Economic Development Directorate website.
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The Australian Apprenticeships website is an Australian Government resource that provides information about Australian Apprenticeships and the range of support available to Australian Apprentices.
The Australian Government Business website is an online resource for the Australian business community. The website provides access to a range of government information, forms and services needed by business, including information about identifying and developing skills.
Australian Jobsearch provides a free online jobs website. The website is designed to assist job seekers find employment and connect employers with quality staff.
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TGA is the national register of vocational education and training in Australia. TGA is the authoritative source of nationally recognised training (including training packages, qualifications, units of competency, accredited courses and skills sets) and registered training organisations with approved scope to deliver nationally recognised training.
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Cromulence needed to run its own custom Xen hypervisor to set up a secure testing environment that was finely tuned to meet detailed specifications of an international CTF hacking challenge. The final round of the event involved a number of elite participants going through a series of different cyber challenges, all of which needed to be recreated in a separate environment in order to verify the results. To do this, the company also required physical access to the supporting infrastructure. Since Amazon Web Services (AWS) and other commodity cloud providers do not offer either of these features, Cromulence sought another service that could provide much more granular control of the physical infrastructure but that could also be spun up quickly and then immediately shut down following the event – just like a public cloud service.
Cromulence found that a bare-metal cloud service would offer the best of both worlds, combining the physical infrastructure access, control and higher performance of a private hosting environment with the on-demand instant provisioning and scalability of the cloud. After identifying Internap as one of the few vendors offering a true bare-metal cloud service, Cromulence elected to use its AgileSERVER to support the project.
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Gonski funds reliant on proof of progress
The federal government wants the states to agree to provide more data on improved school performance as part of its multibillion-dollar Gonski funding proposal, but only three states have signed up for the deal so far.
The Gonski school improvement plan, and associated funding deal, are due to be considered at the Council of Australian Government meeting next week, though the expectation is that not all states will sign up at the meeting.
State and territory education ministers held a phone hook-up with Education Minister
Mr Garrett said three states and territories – South Australia, the ACT and it is believed Tasmania – had signed the new arrangements.
"But other states and territories refused to endorse the plan, " he said.
"Teachers and parents would feel disappointed that some education ministers are dragging the chain at such a crucial time," Mr Garrett said.
NSW and Victoria have been relatively positive, but not yet come on board, while Western Australia is considered unlikely to sign on.
Queensland yesterday announced it would spend an extra $535 million from 2015 on teacher quality in state schools, raising more questions about whether it would sign up, while the Northern Territory said it was resolved to continue to progress the plan.
The federal government is hoping to nail down a deal with non-government schools – both Catholic and independent – before the COAG meeting on April 19.
Mr Garrett is understood to have told states and territories he wants to extend the national, uniform data on school performance, in a new Australian School Performance Institute, beyond that currently collected by Naplan and by the COAG Reform Council, to ensure accountability for new extra funding.
The federal proposal includes: higher entry standards for teaching; an annual teacher performance review; a school improvement plan; and funding based on individual student needs.
States claim Canberra has kept them in the dark on the details of its plans, a claim Mr Garrett rejects.
Negotiations over the Gonski deal are being handled in two streams. The plan for improving schools has been handled by education ministers, while funding is being dealt with by the Prime Minister's and premiers' departments.
Mr Garrett warned on Monday that Canberra "was not going to hand over billions of dollars of taxpayers' money without a plan in place for how that money will be spent, and clear accountability mechanisms so we know that money is going where it is intended".
"If we don't reform the school funding system, our schools will lose $5.4 billion over the coming years because of the flawed model introduced by the Howard government," he said.
A spokesman for ACT Education Minister Joy Burch confirmed the ACT had signed on to the plan, while a statement from South Australian Education Minister Jennifer Rankine's office said South Australia was "supportive of the national agenda and we hope that other states will come on board".
Victorian Education Minister Martin Dixon said it was wrong to say Victoria had refused to endorse the plan when negotiations were continuing.
Mr Dixon remains confident a deal can be reached but again raised concern over what he says is a lack of detail on how funding will work.
He said he left Monday's meeting with the understanding two remaining points of difference between Victoria and the Commonwealth were likely to be resolved by Friday.
"We've come a long way with the Commonwealth in gaining a lot of common ground on the National Plan for School Improvement," Mr Dixon told The Australian Financial Review.
"We only had two sticking points, which we were more than happy to continue to talk about."
Northern Territory Education Minister Peter Chandler said he wanted more information about the Australian School Performance Institute and the types of data that would be collected.
He said the Northern Territory noted the school improvement plan and, along with other jurisdictions, resolved to work towards the April 12 deadline.
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Ebenezer Scrooge, Jacob Marley, George Bailey, Clara and Madeline — there's quite a crowd of iconic characters appearing on local stages this holiday season.
Ebenezer Scrooge, Jacob Marley, George Bailey, Clara and Madeline — there's quite a crowd of iconic characters appearing on local stages this holiday season.
A couple of unusual choices are on tap, but theater and dance companies are largely taking traditional roads to entertain in the next few weeks, with familiar Christmas-oriented fare. Don't think that means it's all sugarplums and candy canes, though: Crumpet the elf has a few less-than-jolly stories to tell about working at Macy's, and the Herdman kids can sure raise a ruckus before realizing the true meaning of Christmas.
So if you're looking for a way to get in a holiday mood, here are some area choices:
You've all heard the Dickens story of miser Scrooge's redemption, but your choice is whether you want a straight version or a slightly different perspective.
The straight version, with flying ghosts, other special effects and a huge, young cast, comes in the final weekend of Barnstable High School Drama Club's "A Christmas Carol," with shows at 7 p.m. Nov. 28-29, and 2 p.m. matinees Nov. 29-30, at the high school's performing arts center, 744 W. Main Street, Hyannis. Tickets, $10, may be obtained by calling 508-771-6246.
If you're looking for something a little different, how about a version that tells the story through the eyes of Scrooge's dead partner? Tom Mula's "Jacob Marley's Christmas Carol" does that with just four actors, simple staging and black costuming. The show runs at 8 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays and 2 p.m. Sundays through Dec. 14 at the Academy of Performing Arts, 120 Main St., Orleans. Tickets: $20; 508-255-1963.
In the midst of that, the school side of the academy presents "Celebrate the Season," a show of song and dance featuring more than 70 students, at 4 p.m. Dec. 6 at Nauset Regional Middle School, Route 28, Orleans. Tickets: $8-$25; 508-255-5510.
Songs and stories are the themes of four shows composing "A Cape Cod Holiday Companion," Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater's "extravaganza" to benefit the Lower Cape Outreach Council's Yule for Fuel program. Shows are at 7:30 p.m. Saturdays Nov. 29 to Dec. 20, with a combination of musical acts, stories and comedy sketches that change each week. Among the performers: Chandler Travis, the Nauset Honors Chorus, the Greenheads and the Parkington Sisters.
The variety show theme pops up at the other end of the Cape, too, with "Bob's Christmas" in Falmouth. The program of stories, music and singalongs is formally known as "Falmouth Theatre Guild Presents a Holiday Celebration," but because the idea came from, and is being organized by, longtime technical director Bob Elder, the guild has attached his name to the event. The hourlong shows, featuring such talent as harpist Katie Lynch, a barbershop quartet and high school music students, are at 4 p.m. Dec. 6-7. Tickets: $12 for adults, $8 for students and seniors, free for children 10 and under, with a $30 cap per family; 508-548-0400, or at Eight Cousins bookstore in Falmouth.
Up for something a little less heartwarming? Take a ride to Provincetown for "Santaland Diaries," David Sedaris' one-person (played by Scott Hayes) comedy about the experience of working as an elf in Macy's Santaland. Shows are at 7:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 2 p.m. Sundays Nov. 28-Dec. 14 at The Art House, 214 Commercial St., Provincetown. Tickets: $20; 508-487-9222.
Barbara Robinson's "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" offers an irreverent, but ultimately hopeful, look at holiday traditions, with a tale about how the Herdmans, a family of troublemakers, upends one town's annual pageant. The story is being told by Drama*Works at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 12-13 and 2:30 p.m. Dec. 14 at the Cape Cod Cultural Center, 307 Old Main St., South Yarmouth. Tickets: $10 and $12; 508-394-7100.
Another beloved children's story comes to life at Harwich Junior Theatre with "Madeline's Christmas," taking the famous Paris orphan into a holiday story. The musical will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Fridays and 2 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays Dec. 12-30 at HJT, 105 Division St., Harwich; $20; 508-432-2002 or www.hjtcapecod.org.
And what would Christmas be without George Bailey and his guardian angel, Clarence? Both Vineyard Playhouse and Theatre Workshop of Nantucket are presenting a live radio play version of the classic Jimmy Stewart film "It's a Wonderful Life," with a few actors performing dozens of characters and creating sound effects.
Shows on Nantucket are at 7 p.m. Dec. 5, 11-13 and 18-20, with 4 p.m. matinees Dec. 6-7, at the main hall of The Coffin School, 4 Winter St. Tickets: $15 and $20; 508-228-4305 or www.theatreworkshop.com. Vineyard Playhouse will present the show, adapted by Philip Grecian, at 7 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 3 p.m. Sundays Dec. 12-21 at the theater, 24 Church St., Vineyard Haven. Tickets, $10 and $15; 508-696-6300.
Then, of course, there's Clara and her Nutcracker prince. Local dance companies offer six versions of the Tchaikovsky ballet this season:
Turning Pointe Studio will present a Cape Cod version of the classic story with "The Sea Captain's Nutcracker" at 2 and 6:30 p.m. Nov. 29 at Tilden Arts Center, Cape Cod Community College, Route 132, West Barnstable. Featured will be more than 60 professional dancers, students and local actors, with a story set in mid-1800s Chatham by Anne LeClaire. Tickets: $15-$30 at the door; at Homespun Garden, Main Street, Falmouth; or by calling the studio at 508-444-0278. Sandwich Dance Academy presents "The Nutcracker," the story of young Clara receiving a Christmas Eve gift of a magical nutcracker that turns into a prince and takes her to the Land of Sweets, at 7 p.m. Dec. 5 and 3 p.m. Dec. 6 at Sandwich High School, Quaker Meetinghouse Road. Tickets, $15, may be purchased at the studio at 331 Cotuit Road, Sandwich, or at the door. Atlantic Coast Academy of Dance will stage its annual "Nutcracker Gala" at 4 p.m. Dec. 13 and 2 p.m. Dec. 14 at the Barnstable High School Performing Arts Center, 744 W. Main St., Hyannis. Tickets, $15 to $25, may be purchased by calling 508-362-3111 or through www.nutcrackergala.org. Sabrina's Balletworks in West Barnstable and Yarmouth will present "The Nutcracker" at 7 p.m. Dec. 13 and 3 p.m. Dec. 14 at Tilden Arts Center at Cape Cod Community College, Route 132, West Barnstable. About 150 children will be part of the production, with new choreography and costumes. Tickets, $25, may be obtained by calling 508-362-5095 or 508-394-0232, at Ginger's Boutique in Yarmouth or at American Lobster Mart in Buzzards Bay. Cape Cod Dance Center will present its 13th annual production of "The Nutcracker" - with more than 100 students, professional dancers, local actors and parents - at 7 p.m. Dec. 13 and 2 p.m. Dec. 14 at Lawrence School, Lakeville Avenue, Falmouth. Tickets, $20, may be obtained by calling 508-564-6165 or at Eight Cousins bookstore, Main Street, Falmouth. Information: www.capecoddancecenter.com. Reaching Heart Center in Chatham will mark the holiday season with Tchaikovsky's traditional full-length "Nutcracker," with more than 120 performers. Shows are at 2 p.m. Dec. 20-21 and 7 p.m. Dec. 20 at Tilden Arts Center, Cape Cod Community College, Route 132, West Barnstable. Tickets: $14-$30; available at the studio through Dec. 18 at 508-945-9453 or at the Tilden box office on the day of the show.


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H.R.233 - Railroad Antitrust Enforcement Act of 2009111th Congress (2009-2010)
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Railroad Antitrust Enforcement Act of 2009 - Amends the Clayton Act to remove an exemption from coverage under the federal antitrust laws with respect to mergers and acquisitions involving rail carriers. Removes from the Surface Transportation Board (STB) the authority to enforce federal antitrust laws with respect to rail carriers (thus vesting such authority in the federal antitrust agencies). Removes: (1) the prohibition against a private party seeking injunctive relief against a rail carrier for a violation of the antitrust laws; and (2) the rail carrier exemption from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) prohibition against unfair methods of competition.
Amends federal transportation law to terminate the exemptions from antitrust laws for rail carriers, including mergers and acquisitions and ratemaking agreements. Requires the STB, when reviewing a proposed rate agreement, to take into account its impact upon shippers, consumers, and affected communities, and to make findings regarding such impact, which shall be made part of the administrative record.
Makes federal antitrust laws applicable to rail carriers regardless of whether the carrier filed a rail carrier rate or whether a complaint challenging a rate is filed. Provides that, in any civil action against a rail carrier, the U.S. district court shall retain the discretion to defer to the jurisdiction of the STB.
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Bradley Cooper has been named 2011's Sexiest Man Alive by People magazine for his baby blue eyes and a smile that lights up the big screen delighting millions of fans.
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He's known for his skills in the kitchen, love of motorcycles and being fluent in French.
"I think it's really cool that a guy who doesn't look like a model can have this [title]," Bradley told the mag. "I think I'm a decent-looking guy. Sometimes I can look great, and other times I look horrifying."
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One more reason "The Hangover" star is a good choice for this year's coveted title, his closeness and love for mom Gloria.
After learning about his Sexiest Man Alive title, she instantly came to mind.
"[The] first thing I thought was, 'My mother is going to be so happy,'" the actor recalled.
After a split with Renee Zellweger in March, rumors have swirled about Bradley's love life, including reports that he's dating Jennifer Lopez, something he denies.
"[I'm a] single 36-year-old male," he told the mag. "If you're a single man and you happen to be in this business, you're deemed a player. But I don't see myself as a ladies' man."