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I came across an interesting site called the World Names Profiler, which given a surname colors a map of the world based on frequency of occurence of the name in different countries. They have a dataset of 300 million names across 26 countries.
While it's a nice visualization, it was very interesting for me to see the spread of Indian surnames, as the Indian diaspora is spread out all over the globe. Obviously Indian surnames have a maximum frequency in India, but it's quite interesting to note that Guha has a high frequency in North America and Central Europe and a very low frequency in Australia. I was also surprised to see that it had a non-zero occurrence in Argentina. On the other hand, Ghosh, is has a higher frequency in Canada compared to the US and a higher frequency in Argentina than Guha. However, Patel, has a much higher frequency in Australia than either Guha or Ghosh. Singh on the other hand, appears to have similar frequencies in Canada and Australia, which are both higher than in the US
I chose these surname because they're pretty common Indian surnames. One could correlate frequencies of occurrence to the background represented by the surnames, but that would be easily confounded by stereotypes. However, for me, it's a nice visualization of how Indians have spread over the globe.

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Montcalm School
Thank you for your interest in Montcalm School. Unfortunately, the school is no longer accepting applications and has ceased operations as of January 22, 2015. While Montcalm is no longer available, you might find the following resources helpful as you look for an appropriate placement for your child:
- National Association of Therapeutic Schools and Programs (NATSAP)
- Independent Educational Consultant Association (IECA)
The NATSAP website lists around one hundred and fifty schools and programs located around the country and the IECA website lists the members of IECA, of which there are several hundred in the USA.
For more information on Starr Commonwealth's other programs for children and families, please click here.
All Montcalm alumnis are eligible for scholarships through Starr. To apply, please visit Starr's scholarsihp page.
We hope you are successful in finding an appropriate resource for your child.
-The Montcalm School Team


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James Packard, co-founder of the Packard Motor Company, a pioneering American automaker, dies at the age of 64 on this day in 1928. During Packard's heyday in the 1930s, its vehicles were driven by movie stars and business titans.
Packard was born in Warren, Ohio, on November 5, 1863, and graduated from Lehigh University in 1884 with a mechanical engineering degree. In 1890, Packard and his older brother William (1861-1923) founded the Packard Electric Company in their hometown and manufactured electric light bulbs and other electrical equipment. In 1899, the Packards built their first vehicle, a single-cylinder, single-seat roadster. In 1903, the Packard Motor Car Company moved its operations from Ohio to a 3.5 million-square-foot plant in Detroit, Michigan. James Packard served as the company's president until 1909 and was chairman of the board until 1915. By the mid-1920s, his initial investment of several thousand dollars in the company was reportedly worth millions and the Packard brand had come to represent quality and style. In March 1921, Warren G. Harding, reportedly the first U.S. president who knew how to drive before taking office, became the first commander-in-chief ever to ride to his inauguration in an automobile–a Packard Twin Six.
In 1937, next to the Ford Motor Company, Packard was considered by Fortune magazine "the most valuable name in the auto industry," according to Packard: The Pride by J.M. Fenster. Fortune wrote of Packard: "For a generation its luxurious cars had never carried lesser folk than rich invalids to their airings, diplomats to embassies, gangsters to funerals, stars to the studios, war lords through Chinese dust, heroes through ticker tape, heiresses across Long Island and Grosse Pointe." Among the luminaries who owned Packards was W.F.R. Murie, head of the Hershey Chocolate Company, who purchased 45 new Packards in 35 years and even had one painted to match the color of a chocolate bar.
During World War II, Packard made airplane and boat engines for the U.S. military. In 1954, the company merged with fellow automaker Studebaker to form the Studebaker-Packard Corporation. However, the company struggled financially and in 1956, the Packard plants were shuttered. (Studebaker would remain in business for another decade, before closing its operations in 1966.) In the mid-1990s, two American entrepreneurs purchased the rights to the Packard name and attempted, unsuccessfully, to revive the brand with a new luxury sedan.


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Building on his mission to "Dominate the State," Penn State football coach James Franklin will be joined by nine head coaches during the Penn State Coaches Caravan tour in May, with stops in 17 locales. Thirteen of the events will take place in Pennsylvania, including five on Penn State campuses, with additional stops in Baltimore, New Jersey, New York City and Washington, D.C.
Franklin, joined by Guy Gadowsky (men's hockey) and Mark Pavlik (men's volleyball), will make a stop in the Lehigh Valley on May 21 at the Sands Bethlehem Event Center for an evening reception. Registration is under way for the general public at www.alumni.psu.edu/coachescaravan and www.GoPSUsports.com. Advance registration is required for all events on the Penn State Coaches Caravan, which is jointly sponsored by the Penn State Alumni Association and the Nittany Lion Club.
In his first year as the Nittany Lions' 16th head football coach, Franklin is scheduled to participate in all 17 Coaches Caravan stops at Nittany Nation strongholds across Pennsylvania and the Mid-Atlantic region.
At each of the Coaches Caravan events, Franklin will meet with alumni and fans, and talk about his core values for the program, vision for Penn State football and preparations for the 2014 season, as well as how all Penn State alumni and fans can help build on Penn State football's tradition of excellence. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions about the Nittany Lions' nationally recognized 31-sport athletic department. Each stop will feature a meet and greet with Franklin and the other Nittany Lion head coaches during the lunch or evening receptions prior to the programs. Members of the Penn State football coaching staff also will attend selected events.
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I've been curious about the building for a while. When I passed through Pembroke yesterday, I decided to stop and take a closer look. At the right side of the double doors, I found two plaques (pictured at left). They answered my question of whether the building was a government-funded project of the Depression. It was indeed a project of the Public Works Administration.
In the Kentucky New Era archives (viewed via Google news search), I found a little more information about the building's history. On October 14, 1938, the Pembroke superintendent of schools, Mr. L. W. Allen, said he was nearly ready for bids on the construction. A loan and a grant, $35,000 in total, had been approved by the Federal government, and the old, frame gymnasium had already been torn down to make room for the new one.
The new facility was to contain a manual training (shop) classroom and a home economics classroom. Shop and home economics classes had not previously been offered at Pembroke. However, the biggest room in the structure would be the new gymnasium.
Pembroke's new gym will have a basketball floor measuring 48 by 80 feet, which will probably be the second largest playing space in the county. Hopkinsville has the largest playing floor but county teams have maintained for years the Tigers' gym was entirely too large. The old Pembroke gym, although the scene of several important tournaments, was too small for real offensive play and had only a limited seating capacity and no out-of-bounds arrangements.The first basketball game in the new gym was scheduled for Friday, October 27, 1939. Pembroke's first and second teams played against Guthrie's first and second teams. Pat McCuiston was the coach of the Pembroke team. I did not find any information on who won the game.
Source: "Pembroke to Ask Bids on Project" by staff, Kentucky New Era, October 14, 1938.
A Halloween carnival was also held that night. The community was invited to come to the new facility and support their school. It was surely an exciting night for the students.
The new building was adjacent to the existing school. In September of 1940, the school building burned, but firefighters managed to save the gym. A newspaper story stated that a new building would be built so close to the gym that they would almost appear to be a single building. I am not sure whether that came to pass. There is an old, brick Pembroke School building located several blocks east of the Physical and Industrial Arts Building. The two buildings are very similar in architecture. That must surely be the new school that was built. Do you know this part of the story?
Pembroke High School was closed at the end of the 1957-1958 school year. Students from Pembroke High and other rural high schools of the county enrolled in a new school, the newly-formed Christian County High School, in September of 1959.


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PITTSBURGH — The Atlanta Braves have hit their first rough stretch of the season.
PITTSBURGH — The Atlanta Braves have hit their first rough stretch of the season.
Slumping Clint Barmes had a pair of run-scoring singles for his first two RBIs of the season, including a tiebreaking hit in the sixth inning Sunday that led the Pittsburgh Pirates over Atlanta 4-2 for their third straight win over the Braves.
"We're just not capitalizing on our opportunities offensively," Atlanta manager Fredi Gonzalez said. "We're not getting that big hit when we need it. We're not catching any breaks either, like a broken-bat hit or a pitch going to the backstop. It'll turn around, though. We're playing good baseball."
Atlanta, which has lost four of five following a 12-1 start, went 3 for 23 with runners in scoring position during the four-game series. Two of those hits came in the second inning Sunday, when Atlanta also stranded 10 runners.
Atlanta went ahead 2-0 in the second on consecutive singles by Chris Johnson, Reed Johnson, Gerald Laird and Andrelton Simmons. The Braves never scored again, and Barmes produced two big hits despite beginning the day with an .093 batting average and in an 0-for-14 slide.
After Atlanta took the lead in the second, the Pirates answered in the bottom half when Pedro Alvarez singled and scored on Russell Martin's double, and Barmes followed with a tying single.
Then in the sixth, Neil Walker singled leading off against Kris Medlen (1-2), advanced to third on Alvarez's flyout and Martin's groundout, and scored on Barmes' single to shortstop. Andrelton Simmons gloved the ball near second but couldn't get the throw to first in time as Barmes raised his average to .130 with a 2-for-3 day.
Luis Avilan threw a run-scoring wild pitch in the seventh.
"We had the matchup we wanted there in the sixth inning with Kris against Barmes, and he just hit the ball to a spot where we couldn't make a play on it," Gonzalez said. "Sometimes, it happens that way."
Medlen admitted it was a frustrating way to fall behind.
"I made a pretty good pitch, and it wound up being a little infield single that decided the game" Medlen said.
Medlen lost for first time in 29 regular-season starts in which he was given a lead. He allowed three runs and six hits in six innings with six strikeouts and one walk.
"I really haven't been swinging the bat as badly as it looks," Barmes said. "If some hard-hit balls had found some holes, then my average would be better. Still, I know it looks bad when you look at the average, and it's tough to keep grinding and having nothing to show for it."
Justin Wilson (1-0) got his first major league win by giving up one hit in 1 2-3 scoreless innings. He entered with the score tied in the sixth and induced an inning-ending double-play grounder from B.J. Upton.
Jason Grilli pitched a scoreless ninth inning. Grilli entered the season with five saves and is seven for seven in chances this year.
Wilson, Grilli and fellow relievers Jeanmar Gomez, Jared Hughes and Tony Watson combined for six scoreless innings after Jonathan Sanchez needed 74 pitches to get through three innings. Sanchez allowed two runs and four hits, lowering his ERA to 11.12 from 12.96.
"We're not getting that big hit when we need it," Braves left fielder Justin Upton said.


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Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, General Research and Reference Division
Sir Harry Hamilton Johnston, Liberia , vol. I (London: Hutchinson & Co., 1906)
Between 1501 and the 1860s, at least twelve million African men, women, and children were transported in the transatlantic slave trade. Among them were farmers, fishermen, cattle herders, craftspeople, notables, scholars, slaves, musicians, as well as political and religious leaders.


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When I first went to university in the early 1980s I got to know one group of students, all ex private schoolboys from well to do backgrounds, who were members of the Socialist Workers Party. You could tell they were working class at heart, if not in background, by the donkey jackets and Doc Martens they wore
The 1984 Miners' Strike was in full, bad-tempered, swing at the time. My SWP acquaintances would regularly zip up to potential confrontational hot spots with a view to getting stuck into police lines, in solidarity with their striking 'comrades'
These passionate revolutionaries subsequently got their degrees and went off to work in accountancy, banking and legal firms; with a view to partnership and rearing the next generation of middle-class dickhead student activist
The miners, of course, all ended up on their arse and I doubt if many of them went on to become partners in City law firms
My mistrust of activists from privileged backgrounds consequently goes back almost 30 years
An ex-girlfriend of mine had an expression for rich kids who get down with the common people for a time, often fuck things up, and then return to pursuing their own genuine class interest. She'd spot one a mile off and mutter 'down at heel, a mouthful of dental steel'
They do have such lovely, well-maintained teeth
Which brings me back onto the subject of Charles 'Charlie' Veitch
For the reasons outlined above, I freely admit that I was prejudiced against Veitch from the moment I first became aware of his existence
On the other hand, he did start off his Internet career by promoting the kind of subversive, non violent approach to activism that I personally warm to
So, I gave him the benefit of the doubt
...right up until he took a great big dump on the 9/11 Truth Movement, and the conspiratorial view of the world in general, a few days back
People have commented here and elsewhere that it does not matter that a solitary 9/11 Truther has publicly recanted his conspiratorial views
On one level that's true. Veitch is not a 9/11 researcher and after listening to his reasons for accepting the Official 9/11 Narrative it is clear that he is either not very informed about 9/11 or pretending to be not very informed about 9/11. He is simply recycling pre-existing arguments in support of the Official Narrative and offering no good reasons for an informed 9/11 sceptic to adjust their opinion
However, the Veitch recantation may be useful to promoters of Official Narratives in other ways
I have seen no evidence which conclusively proves that Veitch is a conscious cognitive infiltrator. However, Veitch himself freely admits that he changed his views on 9/11 as a result of being part of a BBC production on the subject of 9/11 conspiracy theorists
So, at the very least, Veitch himself has been the successful subject of a deliberate act of cognitive infiltration
Which makes him a very special little muffin indeed
I cannot think of another case of a high profile 'conspiracy theorist' successfully being converted back to a non-conspiratorial world view
Praises be! The pickle has been turned back into a cucumber. The cult fanatic has been successfully deprogrammed back to being a 'normal' person
The BBC is going to make a meal out of this conversion in its 9/11 Conspiracy Road (to Damascus) Trip, big time
There are parallels with the BBC's earlier 7/7 Conspiracy Files production, which also featured a leading (sic.) conspiracy theorist who hadn't been on the scene for very long before the programme was made and who was more than happy to be presented as a delusional idiot on national television
At a time when the resources available for investigative journalism are so meagre most productions have to be put together in a matter of weeks, the BBC still manages to devote months, sometimes years to the preparation of hit pieces targeted at conspiracy theorists
And the cherry on the cake for any self-respecting BBC hit piece worth the resources lavished upon it is the inclusion of at least one fool, whose ego is greater than his intellect, willing to offer himself up for ritual sacrifice
When all is said and done, no-one has ever became a Truther or stopped being a Truther as a result of watching the BBC. The service provided by the BBC is to provide viewers with narratives that at least appear to explain what's going on in the world. It doesn't really matter if those narratives stack up or not, as the target audience won't be subjecting those narratives to critical scrutiny
Contrary to the standard BBC psychobabble, there is nothing comforting about a conspiratorial world view. The average television viewer probably understands that, albeit subconsciously, and their psychological defence mechanisms cut in. The BBC exists to nurture and feed those defence mechanisms
Personally, I'm going to continue to keep an eye on Veitch's antics because there's more to come, that's for sure. I'm going to do so, partly for pure entertainment value but mostly because I'm fascinated by the pathology of the cognitive disruption game
Thus far, my gut feel is that the sophistication of the mass of on-line loons is currently developing faster than the tactics and stunts being rolled out to deal with them - the controlled demolition of Charles Veitch included


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I've heard it said that an author's web site functions as a never ending commercial.
I agree, to a point. A homepage should have information about your writing and your books. But if that's all it does---advertise your products---then you won't get many hits, or generate much buzz. TiVo allows us to eliminate commercials... why would anyone intentionally go looking for them?
Which is why I suggest you have more on your site than four blurbs and a link to Amazon (which indy bookstores hate to begin with.)
But this blog entry isn't about how to make your site sticky (I go into detail on how to do that here.) Instead, I want to talk about how people can find your site on the world wide web. You've raised your shingle, now how do you get the traffic?
1. Search engines. NEVER pay to submit to search engines--the big ones allow you to submit your URL for free, and no one uses the little ones i.e. "submit your site to 700,000 engines for $29.95." When was the last time you used searchbunny.com to surf the web? Stick to Google, Yahoo, AOL, Hotbot, MSN, Altavista, Lycos, Overture, Dogpile, and Excite... but only if they don't charge. Don't pay per click... you think Stephen King does that?
My website is listed on all major engines, and I never paid a cent. They found me.
Make sure you have decent Meta tags on all of your pages, for the spiders to crawl (if you don't know what I'm talking about, pick up a book on web design.)
2. Publications. Your website address should be printed on all of your books, and included with bios for short stories, articles, and interviews. Every time your name appears in print, your URL should as well.
3. Business cards. Have two types made up; one with all of your personal info (phone, email, address) and one with just your website. I also put my URL on flyers, bookmarks, and even on my personal checks.
Give business cards to everyone you meet. I put them in bills I mail out, and drop them in check presenters when I go out to eat. Your motto: Everyone gets a card.
4. Email. Your email has a signature tag--put your URL in there. If you have more than one email account, make sure they each list your URL.
5. Newsgroups and List Servs. Google News and Yahoo have thousands of online groups discussing books. Join and post, making sure you always add your URL. The bigger online mouth you have, the more opportunities to pass around your link.
6. Blogs. I've been posting messages on other people's blogs, and I'm surprised how many people click through to my website.
As with newsgroups and list servs, contribute to the conversation. A non sequitur that does nothing but direct people to your website is spam. But say something smart or funny, and people will check out your website automatically.
7. Links. Trade links with as many folks as you can. Email websites and ask if they'd like to reciprocate, and swap business cards with author friends you meet at conventions. The more links coming in the better... all roads lead to Rome.
8. Google Adwords. I have some friends that swear by this. I haven't tried it yet, but you can find out about it here.
9. Print ads. Every time you, or your publisher, places an ad, it should have your URL on there.
10. Newsletters. If you have a print or email newsletter (and you should... collect names at signings and conventions and through your site), you should always have your homepage listed.
11. Amazon. For all the hoopla about Amazon, they don't seem to sell that many books. For example, I sold about 15,000 copies of Whiskey Sour in hardcover. About 2000 were through Amazon.
Still, you can focus some effort there. Amazon has many paid programs for writers and publishers to ensure better placement for your book. I've never done that, but I indulge in some of their free services; book reviews and lists.
I review books with the name "J.A. Konrath, author of Bloody Mary." People who click on my name are directed to my URL.
Amazon also lets you compile Favorites Lists. I've made a few lists of mega-bestsellers which also include my books. Hopefully people who like James Patterson or John Sandford will read the lists looking for similar authors, and then discover me.
12. Other. My publisher and Bookreporter.com are holding a contest for the release of Bloody Mary. You can enter the contest here. While I'm thrilled they're promoting my book, a quick read of the page shows that they forgot to ad my URL.
I hadn't known they were running this contest, or I would have commented on adding my web address. I could ask them to add it now, but I'd come off sounding like an ungrateful ass... "Sure, it's a nice contest, and I appreciate you being behind my books and all, but where's my website information?"
So that's a missed opportunity. An opportunity that hasn't been missed comes from buzzketeer M.J. Rose, who is linking 500 blogs to her vidlit page http://www.vidlit.com/mj/ to raise money for Reading is Fundemental.
Vidlits are visual commercials for books, kind of like movie trailers.
I think M.J. is a pioneer in new marketing ideas, but that doesn't mean her ideas work (lots of pioneers died in the woods.)
I love her, and she's certainly becoming known in the writing community, but so far her efforts haven't made her a bestseller.
Nor have mine, for that matter.
What do you folks think? Does her Vidlit make you want to buy her book? Did it make you click through to her website?
I know I'll be watching her Amazon numbers to see if they shoot up. She's currently at 42,000 rank on Amazon, and her promotion begins today.
Thursday, July 07, 2005
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By Dylan Vazzano, TTU Sports Information Coordinator
CHARLESTION, Ill. – The Golden Eagle soccer team ends its first weekend of Ohio Valley Conference action with a split, after falling on the road to Eastern Illinois, 4-2. An explosive spurt of three Panther goals in the span of just over two minutes late in the first half proved to be too much for Tech (3-8-0, 1-1) to handle, as EIU (2-9-0, 2-0) wraps up a perfect 2-0 conference-opening weekend.
For the third consecutive match, the Golden Eagles jumped on the board first, scoring on the first career goal by junior defender Katie Phillips. The Cincinnati, Ohio native capitalized on a corner kick in the 22nd minute, taking a deflection and firing it into the back of the net to break the scoreless tie.
Tech appeared to be primed to take its one-goal lead into intermission, but EIU had other ideas just before the first half came to a close. Less than six minutes to go in the opening stanza, the Panthers rattled off three goals in a stretch of just over two minutes, starting with an unassisted score by junior Meagan Radloff on a shot from 20 yards out.
One minute and eight seconds later, EIU junior Allie Lakie did the honors with an unassisted goal of her own, before sophomore Hannah Miller capped of the trio of goals at the 40:33 mark. Lakie and sophomore Chris Reed took credit for the assists on the Miller goal, putting the Panthers up 3-1.
Credit the Golden Eagles for bouncing back after the tough stretch, as Tech began the second half with a goal to trim the deficit in the half. Another career first for a TTU player, as sophomore Taylor Blazei split the pipes a mere 3:21 into the second period. Freshman Abi Gearing set the play up with a beautiful cross from the right, as Gearing notched her second assist of the year.
Down 3-2, Tech was unable to muster an equalizing score, and after EIU's Meagan Radloff racked up her second goal of the match in the 86th minute, the affair was all but over.
After consecutive shutouts by Golden Eagle goalkeeper Jordan Brown, the sophomore from League City, Texas surrendered four goals while making five saves. Panthers goalkeeper, sophomore Cortney Jerzy, stopped three shots that came her way in recording her second win of the season.
Eastern Illinois outshot Tech 20-19.
The Golden Eagles will now set their sights on a pair of OVC home matches on Friday against Austin Peay and Sunday against Murray State. Friday's tilt is scheduled to begin at 3 p.m. CDT at Tech Soccer Field. Both weekend matches will be broadcasted on the Golden Eagles Sports Network in partnership with the OVC Digital Network.


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Found this on ComingSoon.net!
Sean Penn Set for The Three Stooges!
Source: Variety March 25, 2009
MGM and the Farrelly brothers are closing in on their cast for The Three Stooges, reports Variety.
The studio has set Sean Penn to play Larry, and negotiations are underway with Jim Carrey to play Curly, with the actor already making plans to gain 40 pounds to approximate the physical dimensions of Jerome "Curly" Howard.
The studio is zeroing in on Benicio Del Toro to play Moe.
The film is a comedy built around the antics of the three characters that Moe Howard, Larry Fine and Howard played in the Columbia Pictures shorts.
Production will begin in early fall for a release sometime in 2010. The Farrellys, who wrote the script, are producing with their Conundrum partner Bradley Thomas, and Charlie Wessler.
What do you guys think? Good idea, or bad idea?
To me, I'll give it a chance as long as Carrey plays Curly to the fullest!


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I live in the Pacific Time Zone. Some of Comcast's feeds for HD channels are on the East Coast schedule. In the past, there would sometimes be a discrepancy between the schedule info and the actual programming.
A recent bill announced that a few channels were moving to Pacific time, so that the SD and HD channels would have the same schedule.
Would it help to report these here?


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Broadway Bounty Hunter
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by Jean Baptiste Paquelin Moliere, translated by Richard Wilbur. Directed by John Hadden. Reviewed by J. Peter Bergman
"All the world, save him, is out of focus."
The folks at Hubbard Hall in Cambridge, NY must all be very well educated and very sophisticated to boot. Nowhere in the program for their production of
will you find the name of the playwright, nor the name of the translator. It would appear that everyone in that delightful hamlet is well-versed in 17th century French comedy and its 20th century American editions. To make this so much clearer the director of the current production, John Hadden, has delivered a perfectly delectable version for the Hubbard Hall crowd. He has reset the time of the piece to the 1920s and, with the aid of costume designer Sherry Recinella has given a wildly sly edge to the sexy play about a man whose devotion to a new friend has swept away all other loyalties. The result of their work, the work of a perfectly competent troupe of actors and a crew of artistic designers and artisans, makes the trip to Cambridge very worthwhile even if you arrive not knowing who the playwright is - or are.
Orgon Pernelle, his second wife Elmire, his son Damis and his daughter Mariane, have come under the control of the religious zealot Tartuffe who has moved into their home and completely overwhelmed Orgon and his mother Madame Pernelle, though he has not captivated the others in the household. Nevertheless Orgon's belief in Tartuffe's holiness has persuaded him to make the monk his heir and son-in-law even though he has promised his daughter to the man she truly loves, Valere. The play shows how Tartuffe manipulates his new mentor and how the retribution sought by the family is hard won. This 1664 comedy presages the influence of men like Rasputin on their betters. Thankfully the Pernelles suffer much less than did the royal family of Russia 250 years later.
Peter Delocis is Madame Pernelle. He sets the scene perfectly at the top of Act One extolling the virtual virtues of Tartuffe and then disappears until the end of Act Two when his character fights the truth with all of the sincerity of cream cheese, edgy and strong and equally malleable in the face of proof. Delocis, in drag, never seems less female than his character's beliefs: he is sincerity and not camp, honesty and not sham. It's a wonderful performance and if Moliere could see him in the role the playwright would definitely expand it for this actor.
As her son, Orgon, the company has the estimable Tony Pallone. Here is an actor who can make self-deception more than just acceptable as a concept. He manages to provide us with a harsh, impermeable man who is also surprisingly loveable as he attempts to forge a perfect future based on a veritable hill of beans. Pallone also handles the Richard Wilbur translation with ease and he is, along with Scott Renzoni as his brother-in-law Cleante, adept at acting the rhyming couplets without forcing us to hear the rhythms and the rhymes. Renzoni turns in a very capable performance never once assuming the voice or attitudes of acting. His reality on stage goes a long way to making this a most memorable evening of theater.
Aleda Bliss is bliss indeed as the wife who will go to extremes to convince her husband he has been taken in by a con-man. She also looks splendid in the 1920s costumes Recinella has provided for her. Delaney Smith is so very real as Mariane that her willinginess to obey her wayward father in everything is touching, nearly tear-worthy. Even so, she makes the "modern" woman she would become very acceptable, particularly in her fiesty scenes with her beloved, Valere, played well by Digby Baker-Porazinski.
Kim Johnson Turner nearly steals the play with her role as family maid, Dorine. If she sometimes speaks the lines a bit too quickly, she is nonetheless admirable in her addressing the role she plays with a comic dignity and nearly farcical set of facial expressions and body language. Jack Boggan does all right as Damis. Benjie White plays the bailiff, Loyal, quite nicely and Adam Shulman is a fine Laurent, servant of Tartuffe.
However, in spite of all the good work surrounding him, it is the performance of Doug Ryan in the title role that makes this play work so well. Here is a man who can say one thing, mean another and look entirely as though he is somewhere else saying something else. The fun in watching him react to the others is matched by the confusion and delusion that surrounds all of them every time Ryan opens his mouth. I have enjoyed this actor before, but this is the role through which his work from now on will be judged. His imaginative use of personal space, his decisive leer and incisive sneer subvert the poetry of the play and make it a contemporary work instead. Seventy-five percent of the enjoyment of this ancient work is due to his interpretation of the title role.
Kristoffer Ross's unique set keeps the play in an distant time and place, a family home of centuries gone-by. Calvin Herzig-Anderson's lighting is most effective. John Rosmis's use of music and sound effects is fun, if occasionally bewildering. All of the creative forces on this play have worked well together with director John Hadden who has obviously had a wonderful time working on this show. He has a handle on this period stuff and it pays off in a big way.
So, join the bright and intelligent folks in Cambridge, NY for an evening of pure delight and get up to speed with them. Obviously they know what they want and they get it at Hubbard Hall.
Scott Renzoni (rear) Peter Delocis; photo: John Sutton
Doug Ryan, Aleda Bliss; photo: John Sutton
Tony Pallone, Delaney Smith; photo: John Sutton
plays through March 15 at Hubbard Hall, located at 25 East Main Street, Cambridge, NY. For information and tickets contact the box office at 518-677-2495 or go on line at www.hubbardhall.org.
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The 270-metre-long Tabiat Bridge connects 2 parks. More than a functional connection between points A and B, the footbridge is an adventure in itself. The architect more than succeeded in her task when she set out to create a leisure destination. Since its inauguration in 2014, this location has become a beloved gathering place for Tehran locals.
The Tabiat Bridge connects Taleghani Park and Abo-Atash Park. The curved construction consists of 3 different levels packed with benches, plants, cafés and restaurants. Situated up high, the bridge offers pedestrians sweeping views of the city and the snow-capped peaks of the Alborz mountains in the distance. The bridge has become an integral part of the 2 parks it connects. It makes perfect sense that 'tabiat' means 'nature' in Farsi.
Architect Leila Araghian conceived the bridge at the age of 26, when she was still a student. As a Tehran resident, she often crossed the many bridges around town. One day she encountered an abandoned leather sofa on the street. What would it be like to place that sofa on a nearby bridge? And that is exactly what she did. Soon she found herself seated on the bridge, watching the passers-by as water flowed beneath her feet. A pleasant experience. The innovative bridge that was born from this idea so many years ago has received numerous international architecture awards. The bridge has become an important Tehran landmark in just a short period of time.
The now famous design by Araghian was chosen as the winner of a local competition. Construction started soon afterwards, but faced many obstacles. The biggest hurdle was the international trade embargo that prohibited many countries from trading with Iran. It took a long time to receive the required construction software from Australia. This was absolutely essential for the project as the specifications of this complex steel construction had to be accurately calculated. The bridge is not only a feast for the eyes, but also encompasses a spectacular amount of materials. Over 2,000 tons of steels and 10,000 cubic metres of concrete were used. Construction took place at a great height, partially over a freeway, which required additional safety measures such as special platforms for the construction workers and temporary tunnels to prevent materials from falling onto passing traffic. It took 2 years to build the bridge. The festive inauguration took place in 2014. Since then, the Tabiat Bridge has been a daily magnet for Tehran locals. People come here to run, walk, bike or eat out. Just as the architect had planned, the bridge itself has become an attraction. Iran often compares this bridge to another iconic bridge in the country, the 400-year-old Siosepol Bridge in the city of Isfahan. For centuries this bridge has served as a meeting place for locals. We will have to wait and see if the Tabiat Bridge will become just as famous. But all the ingredients are there to make it happen.


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For that matter, none of the Packers' own 16 remaining free agents signed with another team either.
On Wednesday, tight end Jermichael Finley is scheduled to make a visit to the Seattle Seahawks, where they'll put him through a medical examination.
"One of the first orders of business, according to the source, was a meeting with the Seahawks doctors, who will examine his surgically repaired neck," writes Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com.
Much of Finley's future will be dependent upon how much any team feels comfortable with clearing him for contact and inheriting the risk of signing a player with an injury history, and a serious one at that.
Center Evan Dietrich-Smith will also be making a trip to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
"Dietrich-Smith's agent, Brian Parker, confirmed his client was on his way to Tampa, but he refused to characterize what it meant for the center's future," writes Tom Silverstein of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. "It very well could be an opportunity to feel out the Buccaneers to see if it's somewhere Dietrich-Smith would want to go or a move to put pressure on the Packers to meet his demands."
With the Giants also reportedly interested in EDS, the odds are perhaps not looking good for a return to Green Bay, not that signing with the Packers is necessarily being ruled out.
Should the Packers decide to make a push to sign Dietrich-Smith, they'll have to move fast. With several interested parties, he doesn't figure to last more than a few days on the free-agent market.
Also on Wednesday, Packers scouts will be in attendance at several on-campus pro days throughout the nation, looking at prospects for May's NFL Draft.
It's a busy day with workouts being held at Alabama, USC, Michigan, Oklahoma, Boston College, Colorado, Colorado State, Rutgers, North Dakota State, Nevada, Marshall and Eastern Washington.
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James Franco and Seth Rogen ought to get bored more often. Or -- maybe they shouldn't, because the result can be simultaneously hilarious and, well, disturbing.
If you find the thought of Kim Kardashian with hair on her back disturbing.
"While on the set of their movie, The Interview, James Franco & Seth Rogen felt inspired to recreate their favorite new video," reads a title card on their parody of Kanye West's topless-Kardashian, wannabe masterpiece video for "Bound 2"
"Shot. For. Shot."
And that they do, in a video posted Monday morning on Facebook.
With Franco playing the motorcycle-riding Kanye role, Rogen is left with nothing to do but strip down his hairy top half and mount the bike -- and, by association, Franco.
The passion from the original remains remarkably intact.
Surprisingly, the main difference is that Rogen, unlike Kardashian, gets to keep his nipples intact.
The video, which features no nudity beyond Rogen's spectacularly hairy topless display, is loaded up with profanity, in true Kanye West fashion. If you are prepared for the language, watch it here. See a family-friendly version of the original video at the bottom of an earlier post.
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Please tell us if yours is complete or not and if not what misses. Which version. Loose or in box. If you own it from your childhood or bought it piece by piece or complete at once. The country where you live.
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Every child in every school has the right to a well-rounded education, of which the arts are an essential ingredient. Beyond having great value in and of itself, the arts promote the health and well-being of children, including academic and personal growth, critical thinking and analytical skills, the motivation to stay in school and excel and movement skills to help combat childhood obesity. Quality arts education is central to a complete education. Experience with the arts gives children the opportunity to achieve their full potential and become artists, audiences, informed citizens, and professionals who are prepared for success in the 21st century economy.
Alaska's artists and arts organizations are a rich resource that can help schools and communities become creative places where young people flourish and give voice to their personal creativity. The arts can transform the classroom environment, making learning a lively, invigorating experience. With their emphasis on creative discovery and their ability to stimulate a variety of learning styles, the arts engender the 21st century work skills that students can bring to any future employment. The arts also teach discipline, the value of sustained effort to achieve excellence, and the concrete rewards of hard work.
The Alaska State Council on the Arts is part of the Department of Education and Early Development. Accomplishing access to arts education by every child in every school will be done by:
- Increasing arts education experiences for K-12 students;
- Developing opportunities for lifelong learning through the arts;
- Supporting professional development for artists, arts educators and classroom teachers; and,
- Strengthening the Council's relationship with state and federal agencies that affect education policy
Arts Education Links
- On Thin Ice report on Arts Education in Alaska's Schools (2009) (pdf)
- New Visions progress report on new models in three Alaska School Districts (2012) (pdf)
Artists in Schools
2011 Airport Heights AIS residency with Teaching Artist Stephen Blanchett
The Artists in Schools program is supported by the State of Alaska and the National Endowment for the Arts with additional funding from the Rasmuson Foundation. Artists in Schools (AIS) residencies should provide arts experiences and training for students, teachers, and the greater community. Successful applicants will demonstrate how a residency will augment the arts curriculum and the Alaska State Content Standards for Art, connect to other core curricula, include a professional development opportunity for teachers in integrating the residency discipline into future teaching, and create engagement between the school and community.
An AIS School Guide is available on the Artist in Schools page (click on the Artist in Schools title above) to help with planning the residency and applying for the AIS grant. The Statewide Teaching Artist Roster (STAR) is provided as a guide to help identify a teaching artist eligible to provide AIS residency activities.
Successful applicants serve as chief sponsor, designer and coordinator of the program. Technical assistance in the form of artist contract templates and procedure guidelines are available from the Alaska State Council on the Arts. If your district/school has not applied for an AIS grant in the past you MUST contact the program director, Laura Forbes, at firstname.lastname@example.com; (907) 269-6682 or toll free in Alaska at 1-888-278-7424.
Deadlines for submission are April 15 (for the following school year) and November 1 (for the current school year). Applications and guidelines are available online at alaska.cgweb.org. Please read all the guidelines and information carefully. If you have questions, please call or email the AIS program director.
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Rasmuson Cultural Collaborations
These grants are made possible by the Rasmuson Foundation. Project Grants provide funds to support nonprofit organizations and schools in partnership projects that occur outside the normal school day/year. Access Grants, bringing arts to kids, provide funds to support arts activities of less than two weeks during the school year/day. Excursion Grants, bringing kids to arts, fund travel assistance and admission costs for students to experience arts and cultural activities outside their schools.
The guidelines, instructions, applications and final report forms are available on the Cultural Collaborations page of this website. Please read all the guidelines and information carefully. An organization may receive only ONE Cultural Collaboration grant during the state fiscal year (July 1-June 30). If you have any questions please call or email the Arts in Education staff: firstname.lastname@example.com; 907-269-6682 or toll free in Alaska 1-888-278-7424.
Alaska Statewide Teaching Artist Roster (STAR)
The Alaska Statewide Teaching Artist Roster (STAR) is meant to assist schools and their partners with selecting artists for Artists in Schools (AIS) residencies. AIS is a grant program of the Alaska State Council on the Arts (ASCA) that promotes arts education as an integral part of the development of our state's youth, and a critical component of a rigorous education. AIS grants provide Alaska's students with opportunities for culturally responsive, and creative educational experiences. The residency activities supported by the AIS program are made possible through a partnership between the Alaska State Council on the Arts, a division of the Department of Education and Early Development; the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency; and the Rasmuson Foundation.
Artists included on this roster have a wide variety of experience in designing and implementing arts learning experiences across a broad range of educational environments and formats. Teaching Artists provide classroom art experiences for students, and can help teachers develop and implement arts integration activities. STAR artists also provide community workshops, create opportunities for students to observe a professional artist at work, and may provide professional development workshops for local artists and educators.
Artists included in the STAR have been vetted through an application process by a panel of arts professionals. To be included in the roster, artists must demonstrate a high level of artistic accomplishment, experience with and understanding of a variety of educational settings—including the classroom—and the flexibility and willingness to practice as a teaching artist in Alaska.
Increasingly, ASCA is utilizing the STAR as a resource for helping schools and community organizations identify artists to work with outside of the AIS program. As the roster has grown, so has the need for teaching artist professional development. The Teaching Artist Academies—developed in communities throughout the state—have filled that need, and we look forward to the possibility of continuing education for teaching artists. The STAR provides a built-in network for teaching artists.
Statewide Teaching Artist Roster (STAR) 2017 (pdf)
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Statewide Teaching Artist Roster (STAR) Application Form and Guidelines
Artists may apply at any time for the Roster. Applications will be reviewed twice a year. The first deadline for the STAR in any fiscal year is April 15, and the second deadline is November 1.
Questions on the AIS Program should be emailed to email@example.com or by phone to: (907) 269-6682 or 1-888-278-7424 (toll free in Alaska).
Poetry Out Loud
The National Endowment for the Arts and the Poetry Foundation have partnered with U.S. state arts agencies to support Poetry Out Loud, a contest that encourages the nation's youth to learn about great poetry through memorization and recitation. This program helps students master public speaking skills, build self-confidence, and learn about their literary heritage.
For the last several years, we have partnered with the Juneau Arts & Humanities Council to provide resources for teaching and learning poetry throughout Alaska. Registration for the Alaska Poetry Out Loud Program is free, and participating schools and teachers receive teaching materials once registered.
The timeline for Alaska POL 2017 is as follows:
- October 20, 2017—Deadline for Alaska Poetry Out Loud Registration
- January 26, 2018—Deadline for Alaska Rural School Competitions
- January 29, 2018—Video Posting Deadline for Alaska Rural Schools
- February 2, 2018—Deadline for all Alaska Regional Competitions
- February 5, 2018—Deadline for all Alaska State Finalist Info to the State POL Program
- March 6, 2018 —Alaska State POL Finals
- March 15, 2018—Deadline for state champs to register for National Finals
- April 23-25, 2018—Poetry Out Loud National Finals
This program reaches thousands of students across the state, each year, so who better to speak about the experience than those students? Play the short video to hear about the experience from Alaskan students participating in the state finals in 2014.
For more information and resources about the Alaska State Poetry Out Loud program, visit the website hosted by the Juneau Arts & Humanities Council. Explore the National Poetry Out Loud website and check out previous year's information on organizing a contest, teachers' materials and Poetry Out Loud on youtube at www.poetryoutloud.org.
Arts Education Resources
ASCA Reports
- On Thin Ice: Arts Education in Alaska (2009)
- New Visions: New Hope - A Progress Report on the state of Arts Education in three Alaskan Districts (2012)
- Venture for Alaska's Youth: Arts Education in Alaska (2014)
ASCA Partners
- Alaska Arts Education Consortium
- Alaska Department of Education & Early Development
- Alaska Humanities Forum
- National Assembly of State Arts Agencies
- National Endowment for the Arts
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- Alaska Art Education Association
- Alaska Music Educators Association
- Alaska Native Knowledge Network
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- Alaska State Standards
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- Kennedy Center: ArtsEdge
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- Lincoln Center Institute
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- "He had the strangest feeling that there was someone standing right behind the veil on the other side of the archway. Gripping his wand very tightly, he edged around the dais, but there was nobody there; all that could be seen was the other side of the tattered black veil."
- —First encounter with the Veil[src]
The Veil is an enigmatic structure located in the Department of Mysteries. It seems to be a manifestation of the barrier between the land of the living and the land of the dead. One cannot travel freely between the two worlds, as it is a one-way trip. The Unspeakables who work in the Department of Mysteries have likely studied it closely.
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A physical manifestation of the barrier was somehow kept in the Ministry of Magic's Department of Mysteries; in the Death Chamber, a room large and echoing, dimly lit and rectangular, and kept in the centre of a raised stone dais in a sunken, great stone pit some twenty feet deep, with benches running all around the room and descending in steep steps like an amphitheatre (or like the Wizengamot Courtroom 10) and surrounded by a cold air and complete stillness.
On the dais stood the Veil, which was represented as a tall stone pointed archway that looked so ancient, cracked and crumbling that it seemed amazing that it was still standing (especially as it was not supported by any surrounding wall), and the archway was hung with the Veil; which appeared as a tattered black curtain, gently fluttering and swaying very slightly "as though it had just been touched" (perhaps due to the souls of the dying passing unseen into the next life through it). Communication through the Veil appears to be impossible, though when a living person approaches it, the souls of the dead, recognising a loved one nearby, try to communicate.
Though the living could have the strangest feeling that there was someone standing right behind the Veil on the other side of the archway, their words are inaudible except for "faint whispering and murmuring noises" coming from the other side of the Veil. When the living person tries to communicate, the dead try harder and their whispering and murmuring becomes louder. If those who hear the whispering stare at the archway long enough, they shortly become entranced and mesmerised by it, believing it had a kind of beauty about (old though it was), unknowingly walking towards it, intrigued by the gently rippling Veil, and feeling a very strong inclination to climb up on the dais and walk through it.
However, this would prove fatal, as passing through the Veil would cause instant death. The Veil reacts to the passage of a living person by fluttering for a moment "as though in a high wind," then falling back into place. It is impossible for others to pull whoever passes through out without passing through and dying themselves, and it was already too late for those passing through to be saved (despite only a few seconds passing), as they were already dead.
Battle of the Department of Mysteries
- Harry Potter: "The voices. Can you tell what they're saying?"
- Hermione Granger: "There aren't any voices Harry. It's just an empty archway."
- Luna Lovegood: "I can hear them too."
- — The voices from beyond the veil[src]
When Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, Hermione Granger, Ginny Weasley, Neville Longbottom, and Luna Lovegood travelled to the Ministry in 1996, they found themselves in the Death Chamber and strangely drawn to the Veil. Hermione, however, urged caution and eventually to leave the room altogether. She was scared of the Veil and considered it unnatural. Even though she did not have any idea what it was, she felt that it was dangerous. Her advice proved difficult to follow as Harry, Luna, Ginny, and Neville were all entranced by the Veil (presumably because they all believed more or less in some type of afterlife, while it is implied that Hermione didn't), with Harry and Luna hearing the voices of their deceased loved ones from beyond.
At the height of the Battle of the Department of Mysteries, most of the fighting was set in the Death Chamber; and Bellatrix Lestrange hit her cousin Sirius Black squarely on the chest with a curse, throwing him off balance and sending him through the Veil and to his death. Harry did not believe that Sirius had died at first, and kept saying that he would come out of the archway from the other side of the curtains, much like how (when he was a baby) he thought his parents would get up after being hit with the Killing Curse.[citation needed]
Behind the scenes
- "It's been there as long as the Ministry itself."
- —J. K. Rowling on the veil[1]
- In the film, the arch is very tall and quite narrow, and the Veil appears to be some kind of mist instead of a curtain.
- The Veil is a reference to an English phrase, "beyond the veil." The term originates from Hebrew tradition as a veil or curtain that separates the main body of the Temple from the tabernacle. In modern English, dying or having a near-death experience is sometimes called "going beyond the veil."
- When Harry and Luna approach the arch claiming to hear voices, Hermione exclaims that it is just an empty archway; although the Veil can be clearly seen by the viewers, and, presumably, by Luna and Harry. This could reference the similar way in which Thestrals can only be seen by those who have witnessed and accepted a death. Though Hermione could likely also see the Veil, but was still calling it empty; meaning there was nothing substantial in it.
- In the film, Bellatrix hit Sirius with the Killing Curse, Avada Kedavra, killing him before he passes through the Veil. In the book, the curse that hits Sirius is not identified (although it is rumoured to be Stupefy because of the red light), and his being knocked through the Veil is what causes his death.
- In the sixth book, it is stated that Dumbledore's funeral is the first Harry Potter ever attended. It is explained that no funeral was ever held for Sirius Black because his body was never recovered. This presumably indicates that the body left the world of the living entirely when it fell through the veil.
- After the seventh book was released, a fan asked J. K. Rowling if Harry talked with Albus Dumbledore somewhere in the Veil, to which Rowling clarified that rather than the Veil, the place of their conversation was the Limbo.[2]
- J. K. Rowling has said that the reactions of Harry and his friends to the veil vary about how much belief or doubt they had about what lies beyond. Additioanlly, she has stated that the Veil has been there as long as the Ministry of Magic itself.[1]
- In the video game, a cutscene shows Bellatrix casting a spell similar to how Stupefy is depicted in the video game - a red bolt of spikes - to knock Sirius through the Veil.
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (First appearance)
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (film)
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (video game)
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ROME (Reuters) - A Sicilian priest gunned down by the Mafia twenty years ago outside his home in Palermo was beatified in a seafront ceremony on Saturday attended by an estimated 100,000 people from all over Italy.
Father Giuseppe Puglisi was shot in the back of the head in September 1993 in the crime-ridden Brancaccio district of the Sicilian capital where he preached against the Mafia.
School parties, local dignitaries and top government ministers braved a stiff wind as the emeritus archbishop of Palermo read out the formal letter of beatification from Pope Francis in Latin.
Francis's predecessor, Pope Benedict, put Puglisi on the fast track towards sainthood in the Roman Catholic Church when he signed a decree last year recognizing that Puglisi had been killed "in hatred of the faith."
That meant he could be beatified - the last step before sainthood - without a miracle being attributed to his intercession with God. A miracle is required for him to be declared a saint, however.
A huge photo of Puglisi was unveiled as white doves were released in the two-hour ceremony in a vast square surrounded by palm trees. He was repeatedly referred to as a "martyr" who paid for his constant preachings against the Sicilian mob.
He was killed for "depriving the Mafia of support, manpower and control of the city" with his large following in Palermo, said Cardinal Paolo Romeo, the primate of Sicily who presided over most of the ceremony.
Many of the faithful wore T-shirts with photos of Puglisi, who was killed on his 56th birthday after serving in Palermo for 33 years.
Italian President Giorgio Napolitano said in a statement that Puglisi "continues to be an example for all those who refuse to give in to the power of organized crime."
Six mafiosi were sentenced to life in prison for the murder, which took place a year after the high-profile killings on the island of anti-Mafia prosecutors Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino, at a time when the Sicilian mafia was particularly ruthless.
The Sicilian Mafia, known as Cosa Nostra, is probably the best known of Italy's three main criminal organizations, but in the last two decades many of its top bosses have been captured.
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- Prior to 1913 the City's relations with public transit companies were administered through the offices of the City Surveyor and the Bureau of Highways under the general supervision of Councils' Committee on Street Railroads. In that year, under an Act approved on 9 May 1913, the Department of City Transit was established to coordinate the control of all transit facilities located within the City with especial regard to the contract of 1907 between the City and the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company formed in that year as an amalgamation of the many transit companies that had existed independently until that time. The Department continued to exercise these functions until 1951 (the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company became the present Philadelphia Transportation Company in 1940) when it was abolished by the City Charter adopted at that time and its duties transferred to the Department of Public Property. During the 1980s and 1990s, many of these duties have been exercised by the Office of Transportation connected with the Office of the Mayor.
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You are the person most qualified to make decisions about your medical care, including the right to choose or refuse medical treatment if you become terminally ill or unable to make decisions yourself. If that happens, you can make sure your health care preferences are respected by physicians, family, and friends by using advance directives like a:
Advance directive is a general legal term that refers to your instructions of how your future medical care decisions should be made when you are no longer able to make those decisions. The best way to communicate your advanced directive is in a formal written document.
For example, if an elderly patient becomes incapacitated by dementia, an advance directive would describe the kind of medical care she would want if she could no longer make informed decisions. If a seriously ill patient lapses into a coma from which he'll never recover, an advance directive would express his wishes for continuing or ending treatment when he can no longer speak for himself.
Advance directives allow you to communicate your end-of-life care wishes not only to doctors but also to family and friends. These documents spare loved ones the stress of making difficult medical care decisions at an emotional time. They also prevent any confusion about what your wishes are regarding life-sustaining treatment.
Advance directives can also indicate an individual's wishes regarding organ donation.
Some people wait until they are seriously or terminally ill to prepare an advance directive. However, anyone may be the victim of unexpected illness, accident, or serious injury. Creating an advance directive while you're healthy is the best way to record and document your preferences for medical care if you suddenly become incapacitated.
There are four different types of legal documents within the general term advance directive:
The Ohio Advance Directives Packet, which includes Living Will Declaration and Health Care Power of Attorney forms, is available for free download from the Midwest Care Alliance .
You can also use the Law Help Interactive site to walk you through the process of creating an Advance Directive. Also available in Spanish.
If you decide to complete one or more of these forms, you are encouraged to give a copy to all your health care providers, your lawyer, and loved ones. If you have been a patient at Atrium and would like a copy of the completed form to be placed in your medical record, please send it to:
Atrium Medical CenterMedical Records - CorrespondenceP.O. Box 8810Middletown, Ohio 45042-9813
If you have questions or concerns about advance directives, our Social Services staff is available to assist you. Call (513) 974-5259(513) 974-5259 for assistance.
Content Updated: September 20, 2018
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