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No Hand Signals.
That was the bumper sticker on the taxi in front of me. He clearly meant to indicate to those behind him that he would not stretching his arm out the window, for fear it get lick off by another motorist's machine, just to tell you, the driver behind his car, that he is stopping or slowing down. I also take this to mean that he will be replacing the archaic hand signal with the more technologically and socially acceptable indicator light.
Not only does he not do the bird flap (you know, when they are slowing down, they wave the arm up and down like a crazed pigeon and this serves as notification that you should touch your brakes), but his brake lights clearly were not working, so your guess is as good as mine from 50 m away that this fool has actually slowed down. He does not indicate he is turning left or right, so you can only guess.
No Hand Signals.
The bumper sticker is extremely disrespectful as far as I am concerned cause you are basically telling me that you don't care whether I have to hastily pull up behind you as you ply your trade. And I respect you plying your trade cause many an afternoon came when I needed you or your fellow taxi drivers to take me home. But NO HAND SIGNALS is not cool, friend. In actuality the sign should say
I would allow you that cause at least it would be honest communication.


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Everything Happens for a Reason:
I just recently began believing that everything happens for a reason. Whenever a friend has a problem that upsets them and they ask me why it happened, my answer for them is always "Everything happens for a reason." It's the only sense I can make out of this very complicated world; the answer to the problems I cant solve.
Growing up in a Christian household, I was always taught to believe in God and have faith when things go wrong. I never actually put all my trust and hope into faith until just recently when my best friend's brother passed away. It was an extremely tremulous time for my friend's family, and I tried my best to just be there for her. When she asked me why this happened to her family,the only thing I could think of was that everything happens for a reason. I thought that would be slightly offending towards her, so I just tried my best by consoling her. She thought that maybe she should have foreseen his death by noticing something, but I know there was nothing anyone could have noticed and it was not anyone's fault.
In my mind, faith leads to God, and my belief in God leads to the statement that "Everything happens for a reason." The way I think of it is that God controls everything that happens, so it must mean something that maybe you thought wasn't significant in the beginning turns out to be of significance later on. I believe everyone should have something to believe in and look up to in life because where would you be without guidance and motivation to keep moving forward? For me, that guidance and motivation comes from my faith in life.
Ater seeing my friend go through such hard times and seeing her parents lose their son in, what would seem like an instant, really made me see what was important in my world. Even after things have been hard to overcome in her family and I know it was and still is a struggle, there's still happiness and laughter that prolongs their days. I'm sure this incident also made them realize more how much life is a sacred thing and maybe one day they'll view it as everything happens for a reason.
Now, after everything I've witnessed, I try to incorporate little things into my daily life that I never even gave a second thought about. I mean it's not like I've been this gloomy heartless person who walked around the halls and hated life. I just think that everyone has ways in which they can improve and help themselves while still helping others. You shouldn't have to go through a tragedy to realize the best thing in your life and what is important to you, but that's usually how it turns out. So I'm definitely making it my goal in life to know what is important to me and to always let my faith in God guide me through the hard times. I definitely don't have all the answers, nobody does, but the one thing that I can believe is that everything happens for a reason.
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Torian rolls for good luck and gets it.
Elina proposes that the Dynasty picks up a couple Astropaths before leaving for the pickup and Torian and Elina head to the Pit of Voices to lookup any astropaths. The place is creepy and Torian is NOT happy to be there. They spend the next couple hours searching for psykers and investigating the Pit of Voices. Torian has a low grade headache the entire time. They are warned of one of the inhabitants of The Pit being an amazingly powerful seer and warned to try to avoid him. But while searching for astropaths they come across him and Torian and Elina have a vision and Torian is shaken by the images.
Eventually, they settle on three astropaths and have them return to the ship at a later time while Torian arranges for their pay and benefits. The first AStropath continually mutters single words and demanded Grapes as being amongst his fee… "Space space space space space YES! yes space…"
The second wanders through the walkways tappign himself on his forehead constantly and when in reach of something else… alternating the tapping. Tap the wall tap my head tap the wall tap my head… etc.
The third came in with voluminous robes and acting as if she was stroking something in her huge sleeves… and amongst her fee was a supply of kitties.
Thale, last minute, rushes out and hires the Spiced Rat vendor and his immediate employees to come on board and make Spiced Rat for the crew. (And Thale)
The ship takes off from Footfall and heads out to the transit point out of system… The Luck blazes forward and then her engines stop dead and she continues to coast along towards the edge of the Shield Shrines effect. Lucian races to get the engines back online and tries to convince the Machine Spirit to admit that the ship has engines. However, the ship doesn't remember ever having engines and isn't willing to admit that it might have engines now. Eventually, Lucian is able to get the Machine Spirit to accept that it has engines and always had engines and it doesn't know why Lucian is complaining about them not working since obviously they are working now aren't they.
Areidna notices, however, that the ship tends to pull towards planetary bodies but when Lucian goes to try to find a way to fix it… The problems stop.
Once the ship gets out to the transit points, the ship translates into warp and heads along towards it's destination. Along the trip however, the geller field starts to fluctuate and ribbons of the warp starts to intrude upon the ship. Kalmen and Areadna vox to complain to Lucian about it and Lucian is unable to stop the field from failing. Claxons are ringing across the ship and Torian is hiding in his bed room and fails his fear test. The crew is also not doing well since this is amongst their first few transits and things are falling to shit.
Kalmen is able to wrest the ship into realspace at around the time that the geller field fails completely. As the auspex units go into action to try to piece together the location and setting of the unexpected warp exit, Lucian tries to figure out what is wrong and totally fucks up the roll(00) and has no fate points left. :) However, Lucian is willing to burn his "good luck" and so a junior tech priest points out that Lucian tripped over a cable and once plugged back in… the diagnostics report what needs to be fixed. A two day job to get the Geller field online.
The astropaths in the choir are looked in on after the warp horrors and the "space space space" guy is standing in the middle of the primary choir chamber shouting "WEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!" at the top of his lungs.
Hours or so later, the auspex units have started to return information that can be regarded as possibly truthworth and the void outside can be pieced together.
They find a single rogue planet far outside the blessed warmth of a primary star it's atmosphere frozen into solid by the cold void around it. The ship continues it's scans and a couple hours later, a brilliant flash of burning psychic power floods the ship and lights up the auspex array like an Emperor's Visit tree. The planet is every six hours giving off a huge blast of power and energy as it rotates around it's axis. Under the ice of the atmosphere there is a power source that is very similar to the output of the astropathic choir.
After spending 1.5 days getting close to the planet and getting more information, Kalmen is pretty certain he can find his way back here again and they don't haev time to investigate the planetoid further. (M Class world about the size and shape of earth.) They head on to the pickup.
The warp trip to the pickup coordinates is simple and goes off without a hitch. We ended there to pickup next week.


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Good thing number one: I have a new placement. I'm excited because it's home health. I did home health years ago, and back then didn't really like it, mainly because I didn't feel I had any right to tell people how to live in their own homes. Now that I'm not 25 and just out of school I have confidence in my ability to help people in that environment, and I'm kind of anxious to get to see the "what happens next?" chapter. In nursing homes we get people when they are really ill and get them well enough to make it at home. In home health they get to go back to their real lives. That's extremely meaningful to me for obvious reasons, so I'm happy to try this. Plus, I've been doing the same specialty although with some variation during the psych years, for almost a decade now. A patient recently asked me how long I'd worked where she is. I told her about 9 months. She asked if I'd learned a lot. I explained that I'd been doing this for over 9 years, so mostly it was pretty routine. She couldn't believe I was old enough, and has told me now twice that I look 18. yeah, well, double that and subtract 18 months......But it's true. I have an absolute routine that I go through doing evals, and I write variations of the same goals depending on the one of about 5 options that are possible at the time of discharge, and I can guess pretty accurately what a person is going to be like very early on. In a new setting things are going to be new, yet I'll still mainly work with the elderly.
There are distinct downsides. I'll be driving a LOT. They cover a pretty big area, and they are far away (the town I worked in last year). I'll be staying there at least one night per week and will miss my kitties terribly as well as my house and my sewing and peacefulness. But I do get paid mileage during the day, and I get paid to stay down there, and my understanding is that there will be a distinct financial benefit to this. And as I keep saying, it's only 13 weeks. Even if I hate home health (I won't) and even if the drive is intense, it's only 13 weeks. Plus the contract includes my getting done at noon on the day I see Dr. Mind, so I'll actually have plenty of time to get up to see him and not have it be horrid.
I don't have my contract yet, which I was hoping for, so I know few details beyond that. Mainly though the knowledge that this particular burden is lifted is huge. I think that the anxiety started when I first admitted to myself I'd had it with my current contract and I think a nice sized chunk was related to "what next?" before I even had spoken the words "had enough". I also think I was being honest with myself a long time before I was ready to talk about it to others.
I also had a podiatrist appointment and got mainly good news. The orthotic/brace combination is working very well for my bad ankle and he finally said he thinks I will avoid surgery at least for the time being. Years from now, or if I sprain it again, that may change, but apparently tolerating the correct position from the orthotic and having pain when the orthotic isn't used is what they want to see. I told him that I'd seen a picture of myself where I saw for the first time how badly I was turning that ankle even when just standing and that it horrified me. He smiled and agreed. No wonder the day I came in with right foot pain he was so focused on my left ankle, particuarly after watching me walk. I was practically walking on the inside of my leg. The bad news we're hoping for now isn't too bad. I'm still having pain in my right foot. I already had a diagnosis of plantar fascitis in it, which is basically tendonitis or in my case he believes a small tear. However, further testing today indicates that I have basically carpal (it's tarsal 'cause it's the foot) tunnel syndrome, a nerve that has gotten trapped by my bad position of my foot and from bearing so much extra weight while I was healing. The plantar fascitis will heal, although somehow slower because at this point normally I'd be getting cortisone shots or possibly taking oral anti-infammatories and I can't have those with the MAOI and/or lithium. One reason I like Dr. Ankle so much is that he is totally aware and comfortable with my restrictions without my saying anything or arguing or insisting he look anything up. He really knows this stuff, and that's rare. MAOIs are so rarely used that I'm generally my doctors' only patient on one and there are so many rules that I've not memorized them all. If the problem is the nerve there's little to do. So for now he prescribed this high dosage cortisone cream mixed with lidocaine and it had to be specially made for me and mailed to me, so next week I'll start using it. They tried it today and it did help.
So the podiatrist was kind of a mixed bag, but the worst problem is under control and that's the main thing. I really suspect that more time without strain on that foot from the other one being so messed up will do a lot of good.
There's probably more, but I'm insanely sleepy. I worked late because I had to take a long break for my phone interview, and I had to make up time lost earlier in the week to lack of patients, and then I had to go to the pharmacy and gas station and figured I might as well run through the grocery since that's fast now that I only eat a few things. So I did that too.
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So I'm having a freak out moment right now. I'm due in 6 weeks and live 1000 miles away from all my friends and family. It's just going to be my husband and I taking care of the baby. This is our first one and we've been taking all these baby prep classes and I feel like I'm already getting overwhelmed. It will be primarily me taking care of the baby around the clock since husband won't get any time off from work and has a job where he needs his rest to really be on point. This is going to be a huge change for me and I'm worried I won't be able to handle it on my own without a break. I've tried to line up some babysitters to give myself a couple hours of break a few days a week but honestly I don't feel comfortable trusting my newborn with a stranger. It would be different if I lived close to family and could just drop baby off to my mother's for a few hours a couple days a week but unfortunately this isn't an option.
For those who are with baby and taking care of baby 24/7, was it ever emotionally or mentally draining for you? I'm looking forward to finally meeting our baby but am worried that I won't cope well.


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- GM will name independent Carol H. Williams Advertising, Oakland, Calif., as its first African-American creative agency of record for all vehicle brands.
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Mr Kim inherited the post of "supreme leader" of North Korea from his father, Kim Jong-il, who died last December. Since then, he has consolidated his hold on power, officially becoming a "Marshal" – the highest rank in the Korean People's Army – last Wednesday.
The announcement that he is married may be part of the process of establishing his authority.
State television named his wife as Ri Sol-Ju and reported that the couple jointly opened an amusement park in the capital, Pyongyang. Aged only 28 or 29, Mr Kim is the youngest head of state in the world.
"Marshal Kim Jong-Un took part in the opening ceremony of Nungra People's Amusement Park with his wife, Comrade Ri Sol-Ju," state TV reported.
Nothing is known about his wife and the timing of the marriage has not been disclosed. Mr Kim, who benefited from the second hereditary transfer of power since the foundation of North Korea, was educated at a school in Switzerland.
Last week, he appeared to assert his power by dismissing Ri Yong-ho, an army officer with the rank of "Vice Marshal", from all his positions in the Korean Workers' Party. But analysts have detected no substantial change in North Korean foreign policy since he took office.


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FOR Viktor Frankl, the Holocaust survivor who wrote the best-selling book "Man's Search for Meaning," the call to answer life's ultimate question came early. When he was a high school student, one of his science teachers declared to the class, "Life is nothing more than a combustion process, a process of oxidation." But Frankl would have none of it. "Sir, if this is so," he cried, jumping out of his chair, "then what can be the meaning of life?"
The teenage Frankl made this statement nearly a hundred years ago — but he had more in common with today's young people than we might assume.
Today's young adults born after 1980, known as Generation Y or the millennial generation, are the most educated generation in American history and, like the baby boomers, one of the largest. Yet since the Great Recession of 2008, they have been having a hard time. They are facing one of the worst job markets in decades. They are in debt. Many of them are unemployed. The income gap between old and young Americans is widening. To give you a sense of their lot, when you search "are millennials" in
Do we have a lost generation on our hands? In our classes, among our peers, and through our research, we are seeing that millennials are not so much a lost generation as a generation in flux. Chastened by these tough economic times, today's young adults have been forced to rethink success so that it's less about material prosperity and more about something else.
And what is that something else? Many researchers believe that millennials are focusing more on happiness than prior generations, and that the younger ones in that age cohort are doing so even more than the older ones who did not take the brunt of the recession. Rather than chasing the money, they appear to want a career that makes them happy — a job that combines the perks of Google with the flexibility of a start-up.Continue reading the main story
But a closer look at the data paints a slightly different picture. Millennials appear to be more interested in living lives defined by meaning than by what some would call happiness. They report being less focused on financial success than they are on making a difference. A 2011 report commissioned by the Career Advisory Board and conducted by
MEANING, of course, is a mercurial concept. But it's one that social scientists have made real progress understanding and measuring in recent years. Social psychologists define meaning as a cognitive and emotional assessment of the degree to which we feel our lives have purpose, value and impact. In our joint research, we are looking closely at what the building blocks of a meaningful life are. Although meaning is subjective — signifying different things to different people — a defining feature is connection to something bigger than the self. People who lead meaningful lives feel connected to others, to work, to a life purpose, and to the world itself. There is no one meaning of life, but rather, many sources of meaning that we all experience day to day, moment to moment, in the form of these connections.
It's also important to understand what meaning is not. Having a sense of meaning is not the same as feeling happy. In a new longitudinal study done by one of us, Jennifer L. Aaker, with Roy F. Baumeister, Kathleen D. Vohs and Emily N. Garbinsky, 397 Americans were followed over a monthlong period and asked the degree to which they considered their lives to be meaningful and happy, as well as beliefs and values they held, and what type of choices they had made in their lives.
It turns out that people can reliably assess the extent to which their lives have meaning, much in the same way that people can assess their degree of life satisfaction or happiness. Although a meaningful life and a happy life overlap in certain ways, they are ultimately quite different. Those who reported having a meaningful life saw themselves as more other-oriented — by being, more specifically, a "giver." People who said that doing things for others was important to them reported having more meaning in their lives.
This was in stark contrast to those who reported having a happy life. Happiness was associated with being more self-oriented — by being a "taker." People felt happy, in a superficial sense, when they got what they wanted, and not necessarily when they put others first, which can be stressful and requires sacrificing what you want for what others want. Having children, for instance, is associated with high meaning but lower happiness.
When individuals adopt what we call a meaning mind-set — that is, they seek connections, give to others, and orient themselves to a larger purpose — clear benefits can result, including improved psychological well-being, more creativity, and enhanced work performance. Workers who find their jobs meaningful are more engaged and less likely to leave their current positions.
Further, this mind-set affects what types of careers millennials search for. Today's young adults are hoping to go into careers that make an enduring impact on others. Last spring, when the National Society of High School Scholars, a global honor society for high school students, asked more than 9,000 top students and recent graduates what they wanted to do with their lives, they found that these recession-era millennials favored careers in health care and government. Of the top 25 companies they wanted to pursue out of a list of more than 200, eight were in health care or at hospitals while six were in government or the military. St. Jude Children's Research Hospital came in as the No. 1 place these millennials wanted to work "The focus on helping others is what millennials are responding to," James W. Lewis, the chief executive of the honor society, told Forbes.
Some studies have suggested that millennials are narcissistic and flaky in their professional and personal lives, and are more selfish than prior generations. But new data suggests that these negative trends are starting to reverse. In a study published this summer in the journal Social Psychological and Personality
This data reflects a broader pattern. Between 1976 and 2010, high school seniors expressed more concern for others during times of economic hardship, and less concern for others during times of economic prosperity. During times of hardship, young people more frequently look outward to others and the world at large.
Of course, nobody likes living through tough economic times — and the millennials have been dealt a tough hand. But at the same time, there are certain benefits to economic deprivation. Millennials have been forced to reconsider what a successful life constitutes. By focusing on making a positive difference in the lives of others, rather than on more materialistic markers of success, they are setting themselves up for the meaningful life they yearn to have — the very thing that Frankl realized makes life worth living.Continue reading the main story


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Since we adopted my four year old son at the age of six weeks, he has been having "episodes". This past year, the past year he was diagnosed with hypoglycemia, (intermittent episodes, always early am), growth hormone deficiency (He has been taking growth hormone nightly for two and one-half months), and cortisol deficiency (He has been taking replacement steroid medication nightly for a month and one-half. He also has chronic abdominal pain (periumbilical region). The abdominal pain occurs anytime, and without regard to meals,excitement or foods. For a few days prior to a hypoglycemic episode, his abdominal pain appears to increase. Do you know of any link between the two? He always eats a bedtime snack. His morning glucose levels now run in the 40s mg/dl [2.2 mmol/L] as opposed to before the above medications, when they were in the 30s mg/dl [1.6 mmol/L]. He states the intermittent abdominal pain is the same kind of pain he has when his sugar is low. Do you have any ideas or suggestion for further evaluation or treatment?
I would suggest closely monitoring his blood sugar during the times of his abdominal pain to review with your physician. I am unaware of a link, but the best resource for you would be your pediatric endocrinologist and pediatric gastroenterologist.
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DescriptionMail is a young, cute, enthusiastic female bounty-hunting elf. Unfortunately, every time a bounty is a near something goes wrong: the last case was particularly painful, involving Mail bravely cutting off the head of a famous criminal - only to realize that his body escaped without the head. Mail tried at least to sell the head in the nearest town, but discovered that the local tavern was full of these heads stored in a basket. But not all is lost: Mail reads a poster that promises a big reward for someone who catches an evil wizard who terrorizes the land. Sounds like just the job Mail was looking for!
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Colorado Springs/Denver, CO (July 10, 2014) – Central City Opera, The Colorado Springs Conservatory, Chamber Orchestra of the Springs and Syracuse Pops Chorus, have joined in a unique partnership to present the world premiere of a new music-theatre piece, How Green Was My Valley, this August in Colorado Springs.
Mining brings unwelcome changes to a small community in Wales – both to their lives and to their once beloved green valley. Main character Huw Morgan finds his own way as he grows into manhood amidst family crisis.
Based on the 1939 award-winning novel by Richard Llewellyn (which subsequently inspired John Ford's Academy Award-winning film), this story of Welsh miners at the turn of the 20th century is brought to life with music by composer Roger Ames and book/lyrics by Elizabeth Bassine. Performances are scheduled for Thursday, August 14 at 7:00 p.m. and Friday, August 15 at 8:00 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church in Colorado Springs.
General Admission tickets are $20 for adults and $15 for students and active military. Tickets are on sale now at csconservatory.org, centralcityopera.org, and chamberorchestraofthesprings.org. Phone reservations can be made at 719.577.4556.
"We wish to emphasize the depth of our performing arts culture as we proudly welcome the production of How Green Was My Valley right here in our own magnificent Pikes Peak region," comments Amy Lathen, Vice Chair – El Paso County Commissioners, District 2. "We are honored to be recognized by world class performers and producers for the quality of our resources, and we are excited to share this new opportunity with our community and region,"
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The semi-staged production will showcase singer-actors from Central City Opera and The Colorado Springs Conservatory, along with key performers from the New York musical theatre community, accompanied by Chamber Orchestra of the Springs and Syracuse Pops Chorus. Nationally acclaimed director/actor Billie McBride will direct. This production is designed to introduce the work to the theatrical community for future full-scale production.
The consortium of presenting organizations is proud to partner with the Colorado Springs Convention and Visitors Bureau on this project.
"We are thrilled that New York-quality talent and theatre is coming to Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak Region this summer," says Colorado Springs Convention and Visitors Bureau CEO Doug Price. "We want to make sure that the professionals producing and performing in How Green Was My Valley love the time that they spend here. Our hope is that this collaboration becomes an annual offering that will bring out of town visitors to the area to enjoy these types
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With the original score featuring tunes derived from hymns and folk songs of the Welsh valleys, How Green Was My Valley invites the audience to inhabit the world of a passionate people facing the extinction of their culture. Told through the eyes of one family, the story asks the question, 'how do we balance the preservation of our earth, allow a forward movement of industry, and look ahead with care to a world that must support new generations?' "Change is a force of nature and we can only hope to move forward with thoughtfulness and respect for our world, and mindfulness of how we change it," says librettist Elizabeth Bassine.
"I was attracted to Valley because the novel is so rich in both drama and lyricism. The Welsh language emerges in a way that would appeal to any composer," comments composer Roger Ames, who chose to use both original and existing regional tunes to give voice to the story. "And we were inclined to put a lens on sociopolitical issues. During the time we've been writing this piece, hundreds of men have died in mining accidents, and untold damage to the environment has taken place," he concludes.
"Central City's history was largely shaped by Welsh and Cornish miners who brought their expertise in hard rock mining to the area after surface minerals played out. They formed singing societies and demanded musical entertainment, and were ultimately responsible for the building of Central City Opera's home – the 1878 Opera House. So this homage to the lives and struggles of Welsh miners is a perfect fit for us. In addition, Central City Opera has made a habit of partnering with cultural organizations around Colorado and has enjoyed a rewarding and enduring collaboration with The Colorado Springs Conservatory. We are delighted to add Chamber Orchestra of the Springs and Syracuse Pops Chorus to our circle of friends" says Director of Education and Community Engagement, Deborah Morrow.
Colorado Springs Conservatory's Founding Executive Director, Linda Weise, notes, "We are proud to take part in creating and allowing new works of the highest caliber to be showcased in our region. It's is an opportunity for our students to be exposed to the process and for the community to engage."
About Roger Ames
Roger Ames, Pulitzer Prize nominated composer, has written music theater works for the Hartford Stage, Roundhouse Theater, Washington, Berkshire Ensemble for Theater Arts, the London Fringe, Off-Broadway, and has been commissioned to compose works for Central City Opera, Colorado, Utah Opera, Boston Lyric Opera Company, Lake George Opera, Equity Fights Aids, and numerous schools and universities. He has won a number of awards, including first prize in Boston Metro Opera's Contempo Festival, 2010, First Prize, The International Clarinet Society, First Prize, New York City Children's Aid Society Composition contest, numerous ASCAP classical music awards, and several National Endowment for the Arts and Meet The Composer grants. Ames has studied with Samuel Barber, John Kander, Lukas Foss, and Robert Washburn. He holds degrees in music education from the Crane School of Music, SUNY Potsdam, and in music composition from the Aaron Copland School of Music at Queens College. He is currently Resident Composer for Central City Opera, (Community Outreach), Great Neck North High School, and is Artist in Residence at New Dramatists, New York City and at El Paso Opera, Texas.
About Elizabeth Bassine
Elizabeth and Roger have a happy working partnership. They have collaborated on songs for NYC's Off-Broadway children's theater, Pantomonium. They have teamed up on Roger's choral works, including those commissioned for the Williamson Singers at Westminster Choir College, and recently won first prize in the NYC Children's Aid Society annual composition contest. They have recently finished writing No Parking, a poignant, new music theater piece. They have had a commissioned piece, Take Joy! premiere at the Strathmore Performing Arts Center, and presently await the staged concert of How Green Was My Valley. How Green Was My Valley received its first workshop at the Nautilus Music-Theater in Minneapolis, funded by Meet the Composer, was a recent finalist for the O'Neill National Music Center, and had a second complete Equity Showcase reading at the Actors Studio in NYC. In addition to having enjoyed a writing career in the publishing industry, Elizabeth is an award-winning painter.
About Central City Opera
www.CentralCityOpera.org • 303.292.6500
In a lush Rocky Mountain setting less than one hour from Denver, Central City Opera is among the nation's elite summer music festivals. The second oldest annual professional opera festival in the country (and the fifth-oldest opera company), the company continues to make history, offering a professional summer opera festival annually, an acclaimed artist-training program, year round touring educational programs, and historic preservation. The 2014 Central City Opera Festival features The Marriage of Figaro, Dead Man Walking and Trouble in Tahiti in Central City, plus The Sound of Music in Denver.
About The Colorado Springs Conservatory
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Now celebrating its 20th anniversary, The Colorado Springs Conservatory offers top tier instruction in all of the performing arts for students ages three through 19 seeking enrichment experiences, or rigorous preparatory studies for higher education and careers in the arts. Programming and performance opportunities include all genres of instrumental music, recording arts, vocals, theater and dance/movement in an environment that promotes mutual respect and positive peer interaction.
Our distinguished faculty and guest mentors serve students from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds in after-school programs and daytime partnerships with local school districts. Adhering to the highest pedagogical standards, The Conservatory has received international recognition as a Royal Conservatory Founding School, and Arts Schools Network Exemplary School.
In addition to arts education, students learn valuable life skills such as collaboration, interpersonal communication and civic responsibility by performing at more than 300 community outreach events each year. From the boardroom to the operating room to the green room, Conservatory alumni excel because they have been trained to strive for excellence.
About the Chamber Orchestra of Colorado Springs
www.chamberorchestraofthesprings.org • 719.633.3649
The Chamber Orchestra programs blend well-known classics with more adventuresome works including those by past and contemporary composers completely new to Colorado Springs. Its performances feature guest soloists of national renown, as well as, the region's finest artists and composers.
Under the Baton of Maestro Thomas Wilson, the orchestra has become a center of collaboration—partnering frequently, among others, with The Colorado Springs Conservatory, Colorado Vocal Arts Ensemble, Gospel Music Workshop of America, Colorado Springs Children's Chorale, Ormao Dance Company, UCCS Music Program, Amateur Pianists International, Shivers Foundation Artists, and local School Districts. These collaborations range from a Gospel/Chamber concert the 2010 Art-Creates-Community Award winner by public vote, to a most recent Hip-Hop Opera co-production with Mitchell High School.
The orchestra celebrated its 30th Anniversary Season with an International Composition Competition that attracted 170 submissions, and inauguration of KCME delay-broadcasts of its concerts to all Front Range audiences. A Colorado Springs Gazette review of its recent Ode to Joy concert stated, "It's impossible not to be excited about what the future holds for us all from this now-mature orchestra".
About the Syracuse Pops Chorus
The Syracuse Pops Chorus, Inc. is a non-profit organization that has been singing under the direction of Lou Lemos since 2004, and is made up of about 100 voices, divided into 8 voice parts. The Pops Chorus is particularly proud to have had their signature piece of music, "God Bless America the Beau-tiful," arranged for them by Roger Ames in 2009. The group performs often with Symphoria (formerly the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra) at the 2100 seat Crouse-Hinds Theatre in the Onondaga County Civic Center, the New York State Fairgrounds on July 4th, and regional concerts throughout Central New York. The Chorus is also regularly asked to perform concerts at a variety of venues in the Syracuse, NY area.


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1. Systems Update
Anne Butman announced that Systems was able to place orders for 66 new computers to replace Windows 2000 Pro public machines within the Libraries.
These computers will consist of 40 PCs and 26 iMacs.
There will be no extra machines distributed, only replacements.
Camden and Newark currently have no active Win2k machines. These locations will be required to return existing WinXp machines to accommodate iMacs (Pending approval by Library Administration at both locations).
Calendar Project
Anne Butman reported that the evaluation copy of NotifyLink is up and running.
Members of the group were invited to try their devices with the software as Anne wants to test as many different mobile platforms as necessary.
On the iPhone, NotifyLink currently only supports the default iCal calendaring application.
Laptop Lending Pilot
Funding for the pilot has been approved.
Judy Gardner will be working on policies for Workflows.
The pilot is expected to begin during the Spring break and will take place at the Art Library.
Five laptops will be purchased as well as a mobile charging station that can accommodate up to 10 laptops and provide secure lockdown of each.
Video Conferencing: Video Conferencing
Rich Sandler spoke about his correspondence with Grace Agnew regarding the proposal to use Flash video conferencing software for online reference. Grace told him that before further exploration by the PCWG the proposal needs to be reviewed by the USC leadership.
Ashwin Bijur suggested using popular platforms such as AIM, Yahoo, MSN Messenger and Google but Anne Butman cited privacy issues related to using those clients.
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Anne Butman announced that candidate interviews are being conducted for the position of Department Head of Systems.
Joe Abraham spoke about the VPN service called VHA (Visual History Archive) provided through the School of Arts and Sciences. SAS expressed that the only way to access this service was through VPN.
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UK broadband services are set to be boosted by the deployment of a new fibre cable under the Arctic Ocean.
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It is time to stop giving Herman Cain's unapologetic bigotry a free pass. The man and his poison need to be seen clearly and taken seriously.
It is time to stop giving Herman Cain's unapologetic bigotry a free pass. The man and his poison need to be seen clearly and taken seriously.
Imagine the reaction if a major-party presidential candidate - one who, like Cain, shows actual support in the polls - said he "wouldn't be comfortable" appointing a Jew to a Cabinet position. Imagine the outrage if this same candidate loudly supported a community's efforts to block Mormons from building a house of worship.
But Cain's prejudice isn't against Mormons or Jews, it's against Muslims. Open religious prejudice is usually enough to disqualify a candidate for national office - but not, apparently, when the religion in question is Islam.
On Sunday, Cain took the position that any community in the nation has the right to prohibit Muslims from building a mosque. The sound you hear is the collective hum of the Founding Fathers whirring like turbines in their graves.
Freedom of religion is, of course, guaranteed by the Constitution. There's no asterisk or footnote exempting Muslims from this protection. Cain says he knows this. Obviously, he doesn't care.
Cain's remarks came as "Fox News Sunday" host Chris Wallace was grilling him about his obsession with the attempt by some citizens of Murfreesboro, Tenn., to halt construction of a mosque. Wallace noted that the mosque has operated at a nearby site for more than 20 years, and asked, sensibly, what the big deal is.
Cain launched into an elaborate conspiratorial fantasy about how the proposed place of worship is "not just a mosque for religious purposes" and how there are "other things going on."
This imagined nefarious activity, it turns out, is a campaign to subject the nation and the world to Islamic religious law. Anti-mosque activists in Murfreesboro are "objecting to the fact that Islam is both a religion and a set of laws, sharia law." Cain said. "That's the difference between any one of our other traditional religions where it's just about religious purposes."
Let's return to the real world for a moment and see how bogus this argument is. Presumably, Cain would include Roman Catholicism among the "traditional religions" that deserve constitutional protection. It happens that our legal system recognizes divorce, but the Catholic Church does not. This, by Cain's logic, must constitute an attempt to impose "Vatican law" on an unsuspecting nation.
Similarly, an Orthodox Jewish congregation that observes kosher dietary laws must be part of a sinister plot to deprive America of its God-given bacon.
Wallace was admirably persistent in pressing Cain to either own up to his prejudice or take it back. "But couldn't any community then say, 'We don't want a mosque in our community?' " Wallace asked.
"They could say that," Cain replied.
"So you're saying any community, if they want to ban a mosque ..." Wallace began.
"Yes, they have the right to do that," Cain said.
For the record, they don't. For the record, there is no attempt to impose sharia law; Cain is taking arms against a threat that exists only in his own imagination. It makes as much sense to worry that the Amish will force us all to commute by horse and buggy.
This demonization of Muslims is not without precedent. In the early years of the 20th century, throughout the South, white racists used a similar "threat" - the notion of black men as sexual predators who threatened white women - to justify an elaborate legal framework of segregation and repression that endured for decades.
As Wallace pointed out, Cain is a black man old enough to remember Jim Crow segregation. "As someone who, I'm sure, faced prejudice growing up in the '50s and the '60s, how do you respond to those who say you are doing the same thing?"
Cain's response was predictable: "I tell them that's absolutely not true, because it is absolutely, totally different. ... We had some laws that were restricting people because of their color and because of their color only."
Wallace asked, "But aren't you willing to restrict people because of their religion?"
Said Cain: "I'm willing to take a harder look at people that might be terrorists."
Generations of bigots made the same argument about black people. They're irredeemably different. Many of them may be all right, but some are a threat. Therefore, it's necessary to keep all of them under scrutiny and control.
Bull Connor and Lester Maddox would be proud.
Contact Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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With delicious food and generous servings, North Truro restaurant provides North End experience close to home.
At Montano's Restaurant in North Truro, chef-owner Bob Montano serves authentic Italian food, cooked to order using the best ingredients. That kind of care in the kitchen shows up on the plate.
The dining room is comfortable and interesting with a large stone fireplace and barn-board walls covered with old family photographs. A collection of plates lines one wall, and plants hang from the rafters.
Prices and quality are comparable to the restaurants in Boston's North End, and Montano's offers a seasonal special of a three-course dinner that includes an appetizer, entrxE9e and dessert for $20.99. Tempting as that sounded, it was 99 cents over my budget, so I stuck to the spirit of this column and ordered off the regular menu.
For starters our server brought out a cutting board with a loaf of wonderfully crusty bread. She grated a small mountain of fresh Romano cheese onto a plate and drizzled it with olive oil for dipping. It was pure yum and a great accompaniment to a bowl of pasta e fagiole soup ($3.99).
The soup had a truly delicious broth, so perfect we asked for more bread (something we rarely do). It was filled with garlic, onions, celery, tomatoes, cannellini beans and ditalini pasta — satisfying enough to be dinner if paired with a salad.
All dinners come with a family-style salad that includes free refills. It was a basic salad, but very fresh and served with a trio of dressings: zinfandel vinaigrette, Parmesan peppercorn and chunky blue cheese.
Since I was already feeling full, for dinner I requested a half order of the sole Palermo ($15.99 half entrxE9e, $19.99 full). Even the half order was generous, and it came in a sizzling casserole dish. The sole was smothered with chunky tomatoes and a sautxE9 of pungent marinated eggplant, artichoke hearts, olives and garlic. This one made the taste buds dance.
My dinner came with a choice of a side of roasted red bliss potatoes and butternut squash or the pasta of the day. I chose the pasta because I wanted to try the red sauce, and I'm glad I did. Montano's red sauce is fabulous, and I would have been happy with a plate of capellini and meatballs ($14.99). Maybe next time ...
My husband ordered the capellini with mussels ($17.99). which comes with a choice of red sauce or white sauce. He chose the white sauce, which was equally delightful, with slivers of garlic in a flavorful wine sauce. It was an enormous bowl of pasta topped with an abundant mound of sweet tender mussels artfully arranged like a flower.
Generous servings, delicious food and friendly service make Montano's a winner, and we were thrilled to discover the taste of Italy so close to home.


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Tyranny of Dragons
Drow Elf Rogue
Drow Elf Rogue (Mastermind) 11
Primary Weapon: Rapier / Crossbow
Str 14 Dex 20 Con 14 Int 13 Wis 14 Cha 18
Magic Items:
Luck in the Chamber, Dagger of Venom, Rapier of Warning, Cloak of Protection, Periapt of Wound Closure,
Physical Description: 5'5", 93 lbs, Blue eyes, White hair and black skin.
Born on 18th of Hammer (Deepwinter) on the Year of the King's Repentance (1455 DR) in ??? (34 yrs old)
Homeland: Waterdeep
Dru and Mags met the party on the road to Greenest. While Dru is very tight lipped about her past various bits of information has become known to the party. Mags is on of several children which Dru is a caretaker of in Waterdeep, carries a holy symbol of Tymora, and has a pet mouse that is a reincarnated human being named Howard who has known both Mags and Dru for sometime.
When Dru encountered her sister in Loudwater she revealed to Cora then later the others that she was raised by the Blue Nightingale, a criminal organization in Waterdeep. The leader of the Nightingale raised her and trained her and was like a father. When the Blue Nightingale faced off against the Black Trident, a rival organization of Drow, she was ordered to kill their leader. Dru did as she was told, but soon learned that the man she had killed, was her biological father. Angered at being used as a pawn she killed the leader of the Blue Nightingale.
She later disbanded the Blue Nightingale and she believed the Black Trident to have gone underground, but this was incorrect as her sister is a leader of the Black Trident and have taken up operations in Loudwater.