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Whether you realize it or not, your success is driven by your passion. Success isn't about money, who you know, or where you come from; it stems from a fire burning deep in your soul. Success comes from knowing 'why' you do what you do and then being loyal to that 'why' in your words and actions. A strong 'why' spurs you to action, engages your employees, and commands greater loyalty from customers. Your 'why' is the spark that differentiates you from the crowd. If you need more reasons why you need to know your 'why', here are a few to get you started.
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The scenes featuring Russell Crowe's Jor-El and Krypton were among the most widely agreed-upon highlights of director Zack Snyder's 2013 reboot Man of Steel. However, with Superman set to face Batman in Warner Bros.' next big superhero film, it doesn't appear there's room for the return of Kal-El's father.
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Vertical Bar Deadlift, 2 Bars, 2″
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One of the lifts that will be contested at this year's World Championships in Perth, Australia will be the Vertical Bar Deadlift, 2 Bars, 2″. This a very difficult grip lift that requires grip strength in BOTH HANDS. If one of your hands is weaker than the other, this lift will show it! I have done this lift in several USAWA competitions to date, but never in an IAWA competition. This event was contested at the 2003 USAWA National Championships in Youngstown, Ohio.
A while back I received a question regarding this lift which I thought was an EXCELLENT QUESTION, so I would like share this question and my response since I'm sure other lifters might be wondering the same thing.
QUESTION: I wonder if you could help me out with some lifting technique!? It is with reference to the 2 x 2″ vertical bar lift for Australia – I had a go at this lift on friday night, I attempted it with one bar at either side of my legs and found the weight plates were catching my legs all the way up!!! Is the straddle stance, i.e. one pin in front and one pin behind a legal position? Also is it mechanically better? Thanks for the help.
First, lets do a review of the rules for this lift. By now most of you know my frustrations with the nuances of rule differences between the USAWA rules and the IAWA rules for lifts. Well, this lift is no exception to that as you will see. (By the way, both of these rule descriptions are actually for the same lift! It doesn't appear that way when you read them. ) Even the names are drastically different – the USAWA calls it a deadlift while the IAWA rules just call it a lift.
USAWA Rules for the Vertical Bar Deadlift, 2 Bars, 2″
I25. Vertical Bar Deadlift – 2 Bars, 2"
The rules of the Vertical Bar Deadlift – 2 Bars, 1" apply except two 2" inch diameter Vertical Bars are used.
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I24. Vertical Bar Deadlift – 2 Bars, 1"
The setup for this lift requires two Vertical Bars, which is a bar of one inch diameter with a maximum length of 18 inches. A collar or plate must be tightly fastened or welded to the bottom so plates may be added to the bars. Both vertical bars must be loaded to the same weight. No knurling is allowed on the bars. The lifter must start with the bars on each side of the lifter. Width of feet placement is optional, but the feet must be parallel and in line with the torso. Feet must not move during the lift, but the heels and toes may rise. Each bar may be gripped by any grip near the top of the Vertical Bars. The forearms are not allowed to touch the bars. The lifting hands or weight may accidentally touch the lifter's body or legs during the lift, provided that it does not aid in the lift. The lift begins at the lifter's discretion. The body must then straighten, lifting the Vertical Bars from the platform. The legs must be straight and knees locked and the body upright at the completion of the lift. Any rotation of the bars must be completely stopped. Once the weight is motionless, an official will give a command to end the lift.
IAWA Rules for the Two Vertical Bars (one in each hand) – 2 inch rods
The rules of performance are the same as for the vertical bar lift, except that the lift is performed with two x 2 inch diameter bars / rods, one in each hand.
Causes for Failure:
1. Causes for failure are the same as for the vertical bar lift, except that 2 x 2 inch rods are used.
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The rules of performance are the same as for the vertical bar lift, except that the lift is performed with a two inch diameter bar / rod.
Causes for Failure:
1. Causes for failure are the same as for the one hand vertical lift, except that a 2 inch rod is used.
Need to reference this rule as well –
The lifter will grip a vertical bar with one hand, and lift the bar and weight stack clear of the lifting surface, holding it motionless and under control for two seconds. On completion the legs should be erect and straight with the free hand clear of any contact with the body. The bar will be of 1 inch diameter, and can be up to 30 inches long. A collar or base plate should be tightened or welded on the bottom to hold the vertical weight stack. The bar should not be knurled. The lifter can use an optional grip, and the lifting hand should not be in contact with or in close proximity to the weight stack, so as to avoid any tipping or gripping of the bar with the weight stack at an angle. The lifter should also be careful to ensure that the bar does not touch the forearm or leg, and the lifting hand is not locked against the thigh.
Causes for Failure:
1. Any contact of the bar with the forearm or legs, or locking of the lifting hand or bar against the thigh.
2. Any contact between the lifting hand and the weight stack, or any attempt to tip or grip the bar at an angle.
3. Failure to achieve and maintain the finished position (weight held clear of the lifting surface, motionless and under control for two seconds, with the legs erect and straight and the free hand clear of any contact with the body.
4. Replacing / lowering the bar before the referees signal.
Wow! That is confusing – isn't it??? Now add in the factor that the World Entry form, in it's attached list of guidelines for the rules of the lifts to be contested, has this lift misnamed as the 2 HANDS FULTON DUMBELLS DEADLIFT (I'm sure this is was just listed this way on accident), but you can see why someone would have questions regarding this lift! Add in the differences in rules between the USAWA and the IAWA and it makes it nearly impossible for me to answer some parts of the question as well.
Is the straddle stance legal?
The USAWA rules state that it IS NOT (the bars must be on each side of the lifter). The IAWA rules don't state that is an infraction (nothing is mentioned regarding the lifter's stance) , so I can assume that a straddle stance is allowed. Now to the part about it being a mechanically advantage to use the straddle stance – I have tried it both ways and I prefer the side by side approach. It seems to me that my grip is dramatically reduced when holding one of the VBs to the back, and since this event is limited by my grip and not my back strength, this reduces the amount I can lift.
What are some other rules differences between the USAWA and the IAWA?
The big one that "jumps out" to me is the legal length allowed. The USAWA rules clearly state the VBs can not be over 18 inches in length while the IAWA rules allow a length of up to 30 inches long! This is a HUGE difference! Having a VB that long turns this lift into a partial lift. For some short lifters, the VB may barely even clear the floor at lockout! The USAWA rules require the lifter to stand totally upright with shoulders back (that is why it is called a deadlift in the USAWA rules) while the IAWA rules only require, as stated in the rules "to lift the bar and weight stack clear of the lifting surface", thus I would say is why it is just called a lift. Nothing is stated in the IAWA rules about being required to stand upright (but I won't be surprised that this will be required come meet day, and be justified with the explanation that standing upright was implied). Here's another question – my left hand strength on a VB is slightly less than my right hand, so can I load the VBs to different weights? The USAWA rules clearly state NO on this – but this is not stated as an infraction in the IAWA rules so I'm going to assume I can do this (but then again I bet come meet day this will also not be allowed, with the explanation that this is ANOTHER implied IAWA rule on this lift). With these rule differences it appears to me that the USAWA rules are much more difficult than the IAWA rules for this SAME LIFT. There is one rule issue that might make the IAWA rules a little more difficult than the USAWA rules as they state the weight must be "motionless and under control for two seconds" whereas the USAWA rules only require the VBs to be held till "the weight is motionless". Two seconds is a long time to hold at lockout after becoming motionless, and will definitely decrease the amount of weight that can be lifted versus getting the down command immediately when the VBs are motionless.
Neither set of rules state limitations on the size of plates that can be loaded onto the Vertical Bars. When lifting the VBs at your side, large plates (45#s or 20Ks) will hit the side of your legs and cause drag, and in turn less weight can be lifted. I prefer loading the VBs with smaller plates(25#s or 10Ks) when performing this lift. Hopefully this will be the way the Vertical Bars will be loaded in Australia.
I have stated my opinion on rules many times before but I'm going to repeat it. I don't really care WHAT the rules are for a lift as long as the rules are well written and are specific in what is allowed and disallowed. NOTHING SHOULD BE IMPLIED WHEN IT COMES TO THE RULE BOOK.
It also would be nice if the USAWA and the IAWA had consistent rules in all of the lifts. We are far from that now. But if at Worlds, the Vertical Bars are 30 inches long and only need to clear the floor a 1/2″ to be a legal lift, I will adapt to that and do it that way!


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VSP began rolling out its in-house edging program last year and the program is now in full swing. More and more of my colleagues are beginning to give purchasing an in-house edger another look. In house edging can provide your practice with a quicker turn around time. Some colleagues have told me that the financial rewards being offered were not worth the consideration.
Saving money? The reason I begin the paragraph with a question mark is, an eyecare practitioner who has never done any prior in-house finish work is looking at the expenditure of a costly patternless edging system plus the hiring of an optician to do the work. In my case, I have the best of both worlds. You see, my wife is the optician and I've trained her on the art of edging some 30 years ago. As our edgers went from pattern to patternless she just grew with the change. The change has been positive and time saving. Today's patternless edgers are not only accurate but they are simple to operate. So simple that any novice who understands lensometry can soon be on their way to turning out really nice work.
So why do so many enthusiastic practitioners fail? The reason here is a two headed snake. The first part is increased overhead with the hiring of additional personal because the doctor is too lazy or busy to do his own edging. The new employee can and will suck the profits out of doing one's own in-house edging. When the trained employee leaves the practice then the doctor is sort of caught between a rock and a hard place. The second part of the two headed snake is equipment maintenance. I was told by a sales rep that every piece of equipment that we purchase will sooner or later break down.
Repairs: The repairs can become a back breaker over time. Once a machine needs to be repaired and you are not willing to do the repair then somebody has to pay the repairman. A typical repairman must be compensated for travel, hotel, meals, & parts required for the repair. I've seen repairs on many such repairs averaging close to $3,000 to $5,000 and higher.
My personal thoughts: I have been edging since day 1 in my practice. That means that I have been doing finishing work in my practice for nearly half a century. Mind boggling if one is inclined to count the years. 1973 was a big year for me as I added the first auto refractor available and also added both surfacing equipment and contact lens grinding equipment. It was a sink or swim year for me. I must have spent an extra 6 hours a day teaching myself the ins and outs of making glasses and contact lenses until I finally got it right. In my spare time, (I really did not have any) I would take the machines apart to see what made them work. This gave me a tremendous insight on repairs which saved me literally thousands upon thousands of dollars. To this day, I pride myself on being able to do 95% of the repairs in our practice.
New machinery: Most of our recent acquisitions have been good used machinery. I make it a point to read the manuals and learn how to make adjustments by myself. On our dry edging system, I change the carbide blade once a month. With each blade change come adjustments that have to be made in the software. I want my edger to cut right on the money every single time and this does require maintenance. So before one considers making the leap into the wonderful world of edging ask yourself if you are willing to do the maintenance. If the answer is a resounding – "No!" My advice is to send out your work to your local lab. That will prove much cheaper with fewer headaches in the long run.
My most difficult repair: I've been asked this question many times so here is my answer. In 1986, I purchased a back side coating machine from Coburn Optical. They are now called Coburn Technologies, Inc. When one manufactures polycarbonate hi-index lenses in one's practice then back side coating becomes a necessity. In 2007, our coating unit stopped functioning. Since I had purchased the machinery new from Coburn Optical, I was able to call and speak to their Techs for support. We began our first such call on March 1 and by April 15, 2007, the repairs were successfully completed. The total cost for the materials alone came to $2,300. The repairs could easily have come to over $7,000 if I had them do the repairs. I even tried to coax the sales rep, whom I had purchased the unit from in 1986, to come to our office to help with the repairs. His answer was, "I wouldn't try to do the repairs on that unit for all the tea in China." In other words, it was going to be a very difficult piece of machinery to work on. Those words gave me the incentive to give it my best effort which fortunately turned out very successful.
In October 2010, the same coating machine stopped functioning again. I called the Tech and we were able to isolate the problem to a simple pressure electrical component that resolved the problem for just $150.00. Because of my willingness to tackle a job that no one wanted to undertake, I understand the machine as well as any of their techs. I am kept very busy performing many repairs on all of our machinery. Some are simple software adjustments where others can become very complex and time-consuming. So before you decide to purchase any type of machinery I would ask, "Are you willing to do the repairs and maintenance?" Is your answer is: "Yes, I am." Then you are ready." Good Luck!
Is Glaucoma a Central Nervous System Disease: Re-evaluation
"Glaucoma is a typical optic neuropathy mainly caused by elevated intraocular pressure (IOP). In recent years, with the advances in understanding of glaucoma and visual sciences, and the development of a neurological cross-discipline and neuroimaging technology, the question about the nature of glaucoma has been raised. Is glaucoma merely an ocular disease? Is it a disease that begins from the eye, and then involves the whole visual pathway? Or is it a particular central nervous disease, which manifests itself in the eye?
The answers to these questions are controversial. Growing evidences have showed that glaucoma is a disease with multi-level, multi-factor damage to the entire visual pathway, which involved from optic nerve to the lateral geniculate body, optic radiation and visual cortex. Its mechanisms are complex. The authors believe that glaucoma is a central nervous system neurodegenerative disease. Recent study showed that the primary damage of glaucoma occurred in central nervous system rather than in the eye.
The new generation of concept steps forward in the knowledge of the pathogenesis of glaucoma, and may illuminate the potential of neuroprotection in glaucoma management." (SOURCE: Liu XY, Chen XM, Wang NL. Is Glaucoma A Central Nervous System Disease: Re-Evaluation; Chinese Journal of Ophthalmology (Chung-Hua Yen K'o Tsa Chih), Dec 2010)
CONCLUSION: I don't know if there is any conclusion as of this writing when it comes to Glaucoma. I believe like many of my colleagues that perhaps the Pandora's Box is just beginning to open. The authors in the above paragraph has come up with a new concept: "Does Glaucoma begin in the central nervous system rather than in the eye?" This question is deserving of our consideration? If the authors are correct then this new viewpoint can certainly begin a new chapter in Glaucoma. Once we get closer to understanding this subject matter then perhaps, a real cure/treatment can begin.


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Sources said on top of the excise duty exemption, Cadbury is alleged to have wrongly claimed income tax exemption on profit earned through its production unit.
New Delhi: A move may be afoot to slap income tax demand on confectionery giant Cadbury, which had allegedly claimed excise duty exemption for a 'ghost' unit in Himachal Pradesh from 2009.
The move is believed to be coming after Directorate General of Central Excise Intelligence (DGCEI) slapped a notice demanding Rs 252 crore that was allegedly evaded by the chocolate maker for its new unit in Baddi, Himachal Pradesh even before it came into existence, official sources said.
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'LAT' Oscar Blogger Rehashes 80 Year Old Argument For Reasons No One Quite Understands
The Uwe Boll of Oscar bloggers, Tom O'Neil, is at it again over at Gold Derby, where his idle hands on the slowest of slow news days has him making all kinds of trouble for one of the undisputed classics of American silent cinema. "Undisputed," that is, until today, when O'Neil asked and (regrettably) answered the positively unessential question: What was the real Best Picture Oscar winner of 1927-28?
We at Defamer didn't think we cared — but until you've seen O'Neil having his way with a masterpiece, you might be surprised what piques your interest (spoilers after the jump).
I've seen [Best Production winner] Wings a few times and liked it OK. But now that I've viewed [Best Artistic Picture winner] Sunrise, I must concede: Wings soars by comparison. Sunrise is paper-thin, hilariously schmaltzy. All three primary characters are cartoonish clichés and their performances 3-inch slices of honeyed ham.
Mind you, I'm the kinda guy who'd normally side with the weepie. On my top 10 list of fave pix of all time are Peggy Sue Got Married and Titanic. But I just can't shed a real tear when the farmer in Sunrise decides that he just — by golly! — can't off his sweet, dimpled wifey-pooh, after all. Nor could I cheer the scenes of the couple back together, all giddy smiles and kisses, posing for photos like newlyweds, dancing a happy peasant dance, joyous once he decided not to wring her scrawny little neck and hurl her over the side of the row boat.
What corn pone! Smothered in Cheez Whiz! Wings ain't Shakespeare or Scorsese, mind you, but it's better than that!
"Corn pone"? "Smothered in..." Oh, fuck it. Look, we've all got opinions. O'Neil can cough out whatever he wants. Nevertheless, there are some incontrovertibly great films that got movies as we know them where they are today. The haunting, technically dazzling story-in-the-shadows of a simple man's basic struggle with modernity, F.W. Murnau's Sunrise, is one of them. See Roger Ebert's extraordinary review for in-depth reasons why, BUT: Film noir? Thank Sunrise. Psychological horror? Thank Sunrise. Hitchcock, Welles, Kubrick, Scorsese? Thank Sunrise. The short-sighted, star-fucking O'Neil could very well be the main character here, which may in fact signal its most objectionable quality to his Titanic-adoring eye.
So why even mention him? Because people actually read this guy — casual fans wind up browsing him and voting in his goddamned polls outlining the "best" of 80 years ago. They don't discuss; they avoid. They don't watch; they ignore. And while we can endure it with our industrial-size grain of salt every Oscar season, Sunrise and you deserve better. So write a letter, start a petition — anything to make him stop. At least until this fall, when it's not about cinema anyway.


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Ex-SAS soldier Ben Hope is enjoying life at Le Val, the facility in Northern France where he trains others in the dangerous art of hostage rescue, until a chance incident forces him to take on the role of bodyguard to the Swiss billionaire Maximilian Steiner.
The victim of a recent abduction attempt, Steiner believes that a neo-Nazi terror group are bent on seizing a prized document from his personal collection - one that could support claims that the Holocaust never happened.
But what initially seemed like a straightforward VIP protection job is turned upside-down by the appearance of a mystery woman from Ben's past. Could he be right about her, or is he losing his edge?
On a quest across Europe, Ben finds himself embroiled in a deadly kidnap intrigue and a sinister project that has lain dormant since 1944. The stakes are global - and this time Ben is also fighting to protect the people closest to him…
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Libero Abigail Rosas finished with 14 digs and was able to spark long rallies in the Buffaloes' 14-25, 14-25, 7-25 loss to the Valley Oak League's defending co-champion Thursday.
Manteca (5-7, 16-19 overall) battled tooth and nail in the second game, taking a 10-9 lead at one point before Sonora standout Hanah Blume and the rest of the Wildcats took over,
"They were the more dominant team tonight, but my girls still played well," Manteca coach Tim Horning said. "Sonora just has a lot of weapons. Sonora was impressed, saying that they had to respect our defense."
Middle blocker Dallas Mould led Manteca's front line with three kills and a block. Davina Bennett finished with seven assists, and Chellsee Lee added a pair of aces.
The Buffaloes are attempting to make a run at a Sac-Joaquin Section Division III playoff berth but have some work to do with four matches to go. They were ranked 23rd in the midseason playoff power ratings and need to crack the top 16 to advance.
That may be tough to do with second-place Oakdale coming to town Monday and third-place rival Sierra to close the season.
Trans Valley LeagueIn Ripon, the Indians (11-1, 29-8) kept their title hopes alive with a 25-14, 24-14, 25-18 victory. Ripon is going after its fourth straight championship but has to face co-leader Escalon one last time.
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Cincinnati Landmark Productions will hold auditions for two Covedale Center productions, "A Christmas Carol" and "The 39 Steps," in September.
"A Christmas Carol" audition dates are 1-4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 14, and 6-9 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 15. Auditions for "The 39 Steps" are 6-9 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 15. Auditions will be held at the Covedale Center for the Performing Arts, 4990 Glenway Ave. in West Price Hill.
For A Christmas Carol (Covedale Show No. 3)
Requirements: Adult performers of all ages are needed. In addition, a small children's chorus will be cast. Children's chorus auditions are held at the same times as listed above. Children should be at least 10 years old, with the exception of boys auditioning for Tiny Tim who should be in the 7 to 11 year old range, with an unchanged voice.
All auditionees should be prepared to sing a song from the musical theatre repertoire (bring sheet music for the accompanist) and to read from the script and possibly be tested for dance ability (dress appropriately).
Everyone must have a resume listing theatrical experience in order to audition. A head shot/picture is appreciated but not required. Please prepare 16 bars of a song that best showcases vocal ability.
Please note: No more than two conflicts will be accepted during the rehearsal process for this production.
"A Christmas Carol"
Nov. 29 – Dec. 22, 2013
Book and Lyrics by Tim Perrino, Music by Jeremy Helmes, Based on the book by Charles Dickens
Come enjoy a fresh take on a Christmas classic. Share the holidays with thousands of Covedale patrons for this special musical version of Dickens' all time favorite tale. Our holiday haunter has yuletide ghouls and merrymaking a-plenty! We'll "Bring Back Christmas" with the not-so- "Dear, Mr. Scrooge", while Bob Cratchit counts his heavenly "Christmas Treasure" and Tiny Tim chimes in with "God Bless Us Everyone!" It's "Christmas First of All" at the Covedale! Tim Perrino, Director; Sherry McCamley, Music Director, Karie-Lee Sutherland, Choreographer; Erin Meyer, Production Stage Manager
Rehearsals begin: Monday, Oct. 14.
Performance dates: Nov. 29 – Dec. 22.
All roles are paid positions. No roles have been precast.
Characters include:
Ebenezer Scrooge Belle
Bob Cratchit Charles Dickens, Undertaker
Mrs. Cratchit Fan
Ghost of Xmas Past/Fred's Wife Martha Cratchit
Ghost of Christmas Present/Fezziwig Belinda Cratchit
Ghost of Xmas Future Ghost of Jacob Marley/Old Joe
Mrs. Fezziwig Fred/Young Adult Scrooge
Tiny Tim Cratchit Peter Cratchit/Boy Scrooge
Adult Ensemble – Charwoman, Laundress, Solictor
Children's Chorus
For The 39 Steps (Covedale Show No. 4)
Auditions are being held for the roles of Richard Hannay and the two clowns. The role of the woman has been precast. All roles are paid positions.
The 39 Steps
Jan. 23 – Feb. 16, 2014
By Patrick Barlow and John Buchan
Mix a Hitchcock masterpiece with a juicy spy novel, add a dash of Monty Python and you have "The 39 Steps," a fast-paced whodunit for anyone who loves the magic of theatre! This 2-time Tony® and Drama Desk Award-winning treat is packed with nonstop laughs, over 150 zany characters (played by a ridiculously talented cast of four), an on-stage plane crash, handcuffs, missing fingers and some good old-fashioned romance!
Bob Brunner, Director; Laura Weil, Production Stage Manager
Rehearsals begin: Monday, Dec. 16, 2013
Performance dates: Jan. 23 – Feb. 16, 2014
Requirements for three men, ages 20 – 50. Must have a resume listing theatrical experience in order to audition. A head shot/picture is appreciated but not required. Auditionees will be asked to read from the script.
Richard Hannay: A dapper English gentleman, Richard Hannay is bored—until Annabella Schmidt comes into his life and starts him on a heroic and hilarious journey. He is the hapless hero of the play. An ordinary man who has led a pretty hum-drum existence, finds himself fleeing from the wrongful accusation of murder through a series of improbable adventures as he is pursued by the authorities. British accent required.
The two clowns, play what has been estimated at 150 roles and play a vast collection of characters including heroes, villains, men, women, children and even the occasional inanimate object. Their characters include a milkman, a newsboy, a cleaning woman, a train conductor, theater performers, politicians, secret agents, husband-and-wife Scottish hoteliers, traveling lingerie salesmen and a wide variety of law enforcement officials. Their quick-change artistry is a running joke that never gets old, and if they ever seem dismayed by the challenge of changing hats, clothing, wigs and accents in fractions of a second, their frustration is right in the script. These two roles require very talented comedic actors who can move at a very rapid pace. Duos are encouraged to audition, but the director reserves the right to split the duo for casting purposes.
Please note: If you are auditioning for both productions, please provide head shots and resumes for both shows. Please note: It is not possible to do both shows as they are back to back productions.
For more information on auditions, contact us at 513-241-6550. Check us out on the web at www.cincinnatilandmarkproductions.com
Cincinnati Federal Savings is the 2013 – 2014 Season Sponsor for the Covedale Center for the Performing Arts, 4990 Glenway Avenue, 45238.


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Middlesex County Volunteers Fifes and Drums at Old North Bridge in Concord (photo by Matthew Lug, courtesy of MCVFD)
Patriots Day is a holiday unique to Massachusetts, commemorating the first shots fired in the American Revolution. Classical New England brings you a day of programming throughout the day on April 16 to both celebrate and remember that earth-shattering event at Lexington Green.
These days, Patriots Day means the Boston Marathon, a Red Sox game at Fenway, and a day off from school for the kids. And along the way, there's great music to hear, celebrating the spirit of the Revolution and American artistic expression ever since.
Boston Camerata celebrates the day with "Patriots and Heroes," a program at 8pm on Monday at Harvard Epworth United Methodist Church in Cambridge, with guest artists and musicians from Revels and the Middlesex Volunteers Fifes and Drums. Anne Azéma, Artistic Director of Boston Camerata, talked with Brian McCreath about music from colonial America and what it can tell us about those tumultuous times.
To hear the feature, click on "Listen" above.
During the Patriots Day weekend, you'll hear music from both America and Europe during that stormy time, including the sounds of 1775 in America: fifes and fiddles and drums and the proud singing of simple, sturdy hymns, tunes that hold the memory of older European styles but capable of stirring the blood to build a nation. They also became the seed for a new style all its own, infused with a bold cragginess and an unapologetic directness that can only be called American.
And you'll hear the sounds of 1775 in Europe: from opera houses to churches, from royal chambers to public squares. Symphonies and chamber works establish what we think of as Classical Music, with refinement, grace, and proportion as guiding lights. Fun fact: the term Sturm und Drang (storm and stress), which today we usually associate with middle-period Haydn symphonies, first appeared in print in 1776 as the title of a German play about the American revolution!
Saturday afternoon, Ray Brown has works by Mozart, Haydn, Carl Philip Emanuel Bach and Luigi Boccherini that were all composed while the war was raging on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean and the tide was turning for the upstart rebels. Also featured on Saturday afternoon will be William Schuman's New England Tryptich, an orchestral work from 1956 based on tunes by William Billings, the musical bard of colonial America.
More Billings will be heard on Sunday morning, when Laura Carlo brings you selections from Boston Camerata's acclaimed recordings of music from the revolutionary era on Baroque in Boston, which will also feature some of the older European folk tunes that the colonists took with them to America and transformed into the music of a people yearning to breathe free.
Monday, Patriots Day, Cheryl Willoughby sets the tone with American music from New England and beyond, including works by Arthur Foote, Edward MacDowell, and John Williams.
Alan McLellan continues the day with more from Boston Camerata, as well as Charles Ives's masterpiece, Three Places in New England.
Cathy Fuller takes you into the evening with more from great American composers, including one of Boston's own masters of today, John Harbison. His "Songs America Loves to Sing" applies a highly personal and beautiful voice to some of this country's most beloved and popular songs.
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Plainview Medical Clinic is the most recent addition to the Chambers Memorial Hospital family of clinics. The clinic, formerly Plainview Clinic, functions with one family practice physician, two nurse practitioners and six support staff. The Plainview Medical Clinic was added to the Chambers Hospital team in August 2012. The Plainview Medical Clinic practitioners include Dr. John Westwood who has 30 years of family practice experience, as well as practicing endoscopy at Chambers Memorial Hospital; Cynthia Day, Advanced Nurse Practitioner with 14 years experience; and Bonita Westwood, Advanced Nurse Practitioner with 8 years experience. This team is dedicated to help improve the lives and health of their patients throughout our service area.
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Krejci surrounded by positive signs
Bruins center eager to return
If yesterday's scene — shaking dozens of hands, signing maybe 100 autographs — is any indication, David Krejci's right wrist is recovering nicely, allowing the Bruins center to focus on an upcoming season that might see him assume more of a leadership role on offense.
Krejci paid a visit to the first Boston Bruins Summer Camp at the Jim Roche Community Ice Arena in West Roxbury, taking questions from some of the youth hockey players, then posing for pictures and signing jerseys, hockey sticks, posters, and gear bags. If you didn't know his surgically repaired wrist still had two pins in it, you couldn't tell. The cast has been gone for weeks, but a small scar remains. He's scheduled to have the pins removed Friday.
"Everybody is saying we're right on schedule, everything's going the right way. I'm really excited for it, it's been a long time,'' said Krejci, who dislocated the wrist May 5 in a hard open-ice hit by Philadelphia's Mike Richards in the first period of Game 3 of the Eastern Conference semifinals. "I can't wait to get back on the ice, get back into games and everything.''
A week or two after the short upcoming procedure, Krejci expects to be cleared to resume skating and lifting weights, and expects to join his teammates when training camp opens in September.
His progress will be watched closely.
A 22-goal scorer (73 points) two seasons ago who led the NHL with a plus-37, Krejci saw his numbers drop last season: 17 goals, 52 points. He went into last season recovering from hip surgery, which, he said yesterday, contributed to his slow start. In the second half of the season, Krejci had nine goals and 29 of his 52 points. He added four goals and 8 points in nine playoff games.
"My first half of last season was slow. I wasn't producing,'' said the 24-year-old native of the Czech Republic. "A few weeks before the Olympics I picked up my game, and my second half of the year was very good.
"I need to start the way I finished last year. It's not easy. I believe if I've done it two years ago all season, and if I've done it last year for the second half, I don't see any reason why I shouldn't start the same way.''
That would come in handy. Amid rumors that the Bruins might be looking to deal first-line center Marc Savard, a healthy, productive Krejci would likely be a factor in any trade.
"I don't know what's going to happen. He's with us right now, and that's how it is,'' Krejci said. "You want to see the best players, the good players, the good guys, you want them to be back.''
With or without Savard, Krejci figures to be asked about center Tyler Seguin, drafted No. 2 overall last month. Still unsigned, Seguin is viewed as a rare talent who can make an immediate impact, despite being only 18.
"I don't like to take my teammates as my challenge. I like to be better than other guys on other teams, but I need my teammates to help me out,'' Krejci said. "So this new kid, I believe, he's going to help me out and I'm going to help him out. I'm not competing against anybody on my team, but I want to be the best player on the team, and I want to become one of the best players in the league.''
The last game Krejci played is the last game the Bruins won. That 4-1 victory in Game 3 was followed by four crushing defeats, costing the Bruins a spot in the conference final against lower-seeded Montreal and a shot at their first Stanley Cup since 1972.
"We were so close, all the good teams went out,'' Krejci said. "I'm not saying we would beat Montreal if we beat Philly, but maybe. You never know. Those opportunities don't come around that often.
"I'm looking forward to this year because we have a really good team and we can accomplish big things. I believe in this team. It's still too soon and we don't know what's going to happen, but I'm not afraid to say that we could go all the way to the [Stanley Cup] finals. We have that team.''
Michael Whitmer can be reached at mwhitmer @globe.com.


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Thai Red Curry Shrimp with Pineapple
Thai stick it to you: I can't remember the first time I had really good Thai food. But I do remember I was very intrigued with the flavors. I became especially fond of the curries. I like spicy food and the heat in curry is my favorite kind of heat. Curry heat is kind of heat that shows up at the end of a bite, not the front. Some spicy food is so hot it burns my lips and that ruins it for me. I can't get past the pain to get to the flavors. This may not be a great comparison but some wines have such a long finish they just deliver layer after layer of flavors long after the sip is down the hatch. That's true for me with good curry. Okay, I like chicken wings that are really hot just so I can extinguish them in bleu cheese dressing. But, I like my curries with slow, backdoor heat.
Use your coconut: Coconut oil and coconut milk give this dish it's smooth, rich, and off sweet flavors. Just recently the heath benefits of virgin organic coconut oil have become recognized. Coconut oil is healthy oil with a high flash point and great flavor. Regular coconut milk is a must for this dish. Skip the" light" in favor of full rich flavor and healthy fat. Besides being wonderfully tasty, this is a pretty dish. The pink shrimp and sauce with a dash of yellow from the pineapple and green from the basil and cilantro look like a decorator's wheel.
Cut and paste: Curry paste comes in all heat ranges. I like a medium hot as a base so I can add enough paste to get the great curry flavor. If the paste is too hot I find I back away from adding enough to bring out the curry flavor. We can always raise the heat with other spices so use the paste first for curry flavor and next for heat. The best way is to test some brands. I've always bought my paste pre made but one day I'll try to make it on my own. Most supermarkets carry curry paste in the Asian section but if you can find a Thai market better yet. They may have many to taste so you can find your favorite. This dish is made with red curry but I like green and Panang as well.
Red badge of Curry: I just wanted to write that down so I did. What's up with the pineapple? I normally don't make red curry with pineapple or mango but it's a great combo. If the curry is hot the sweet fruit offers a cooling bite and a great contrast in the dish. I don't cook the pineapple but add just before serving. I also put it as a "condiment" on the table so some can add if they like.
Thai Red Curry with Shrimp and Pineapple
- 2 lbs. of raw peeled shrimp, 30-35 per lb size
- 3 Tablespoons of virgin organic coconut oil divided
- 2-14 oz. cans of whole unsweetened coconut milk
- 1 cup diced yellow onion
- ½ cup diced red bell pepper
- 2 cloves minced garlic
- 2 Tablespoons medium hot red curry paste
- 1 Tablespoon grated fresh ginger
- 1 teaspoon fish sauce
- 1 teaspoon honey to taste
- ½ teaspoon cayenne pepper to taste
- Dash of sea salt
- 4 Tablespoons fresh cilantro
- 4 Thai basil sprigs (tops)
In a 12" heavy skillet heat ½ the coconut oil on medium high heat for 2 minutes. Add the shrimp and cook until just pink. Set aside and drain the remaining liquid out of the skillet. Add 1 Tablespoon of the remaining coconut oil and add the onions cooking on medium. Cook for about 2 minutes and add the garlic and the red pepper. Cook for 2 minutes more until the peppers start to soften but not mushy. Drain and set aside. Add the remaining coconut oil and curry paste to the skillet cooking for a minute until the paste becomes fragrant. Add the coconut milk (it may have separated in the can so be sure to get the thick stuff out) ginger, fish sauce and stir with a whisk, being sure to break up the paste and combining the ingredients well. Simmer until the mixture starts to thicken. Add the honey to get a slight sweet taste. Then add the cayenne pepper to perfect the heat. After the sauce has reduced by 1/3 add the shrimp, peppers and onions back to the skillet and heat through (about 1-2 minutes). Then add ½ the cilantro, stir. Serve in a bowl or over Jasmine rice. Garnish with the remaining cilantro and basil. Salt to taste.
Tips: If you don't like to serve the curry over rice it looks nice family style served with rice on the side. I will cook my jasmine rice in light coconut rice for extra coconut flavor. It's a little softer texture and can be a side dish with mango.


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Bill Makes Up A Good One For The Crowd
The stars kept their Bush-bashing to a minimum in an MSG rock show this week (though Midler could not hold back). It was a Katrina fund-raiser. The best was Bill Clinton making up another whopper for the occasion.
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He spoke of the urgent need to get money to the hurricane victims, and reminisced that "the first time I saw a building over two stories tall was in New Orleans, when I was three years old."
I barely remember my grandfather who died when I was 3. But he recalls a 2-story building. Maybe that speaks more to me and my awareness. I think he saw that the day before he saw churches being burned down. But it was a nice one for the event.


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Citizensĺ Oversight Committee
September 20, 2004
Meeting was called to order at 6:00 p.m.
Members attending:
David DiDenti, Christina Alonzo, Russ Danielson, Dr. Lawrence Grace, Tom Andrade, Pi Silverstein, Chris Montoya, Sandra Fishler, Tony Ko, Marco Renella, Mark Zappa
Others attending:
Steve Kinsella, Joe Keeler, Jan Bernstein Chargin
Public Comments
Steve introduced two new members Tony Ko (Gilroy At Large) and Mark Zappa (Gilroy taxpayerĺs organization).
Approve Minutes ľ June 28, 2004
Motion T. Andrade/Second L. Grace unanimously carried to approve minutes as presented.
Measure E Activities
Steve Kinsella reported that the Board of Trustees authorized the following:
A contract with Public Private Ventures, Inc. to obtain real estate acquisition and development services (August 10, 2004 board meeting)
A contract with Spencer/Hoskins Associates to obtain facilities master planning services (August 10, 2004 board meeting)
A contract with Kitchell CEM to provide program and onstruction management services in the implementation of the Districtĺs Facility Master Plan including Measure E facility projects (September 14, 2004)
Contract agreements with BFGC Architecture and Sugimura and Associates Architects for architectural services in the implementation of the Districtĺs Facility Master Plan including Measure E facility projects
The Board of Trustees received as information an Update on Enrollment Trends from Spencer/Hoskins regarding surrounding community colleges and community college students who reside in the Gavilan service area (September 14, 2004 board meeting).
Steve reported that the College is still in development phase of the projects. Meetings are scheduled for this week with construction management firm to select one of the two architect firms to be the principle architect. The projects will begin with the main campus renovation work beginning with the infrastructure, which is $64 million of the total project. Real estate land acquisition services will continue to go forward. The report related to enrollment trends is critical information that will assist the College with population projections, how we approach the State to obtain funding and site locations. It was determined by the reports that the best geographical location for the northern site would be Bailey Ave. This is the direction that is being followed at this time. There are no cost proposals to consider at this time or land that has been presented to the Board; this is still at the staff level. The College is also looking at development activities in Gilroy. The bond language stated that land acquisition would be made with bond monies and State matching funds. Matching funds are available for the construction of buildings.
Summary of Financial Transactions
Joe Keeler reviewed the Summary of Financial Transactions Report. Each project will have a program code to keep track of expenses for each area (Gilroy, greater Morgan Hill area and San Benito County). The balance of the first bond issuance ($30 million) is $26,339,882.07 as of Aug. 31, 2004, without interest. Tony Ko stated a concern about the 3 year limit on expending funds and having a tangible product for the funds expended. Tony suggested that it may not be a good idea to buy property because of enrollment. Steve stated that the ideal location is the Bailey Avenue site in Coyote Valley and it is far enough away from the Gilroy so students are not drawn away from the main campus. It will help us to pick up the students in Morgan Hill and South San Jose that are going to other districts. Tony suggested that the College focus on increasing enrollment at the main campus. Pi Silverstein stated that enrollment can increase by having the campus on Bailey Ave. because the College could capture students who are going north to other colleges as well as those that will be living in Coyote Valley. Steve referred to page 9 of District Growth Analysis report, which indicated that the College is losing 31% of district residents (2,248) and capturing 4,922. The College would be about 46% larger if those who already live in our service area attended Gavilan College. The State Chancellorĺs Office will be assisting the College to find out why we are l osing students. The population projections clearly indicate that that the College needs to do something with additional sites. Satellite sites provide limited services. It is up to the Board of Trustees to establish those sites and it can take 10-15 years to happen. The enrollment report supports going forward with Coyote Valley first and San Benito in another five years. Christina Alonzo asked about the impact on the existing Morgan Hill satellite site. Steve stated that it depends on how long it takes to build out, but as long as the demand is there Gavilan College will be there. Pi also noted that the voters who supported the bond measure expect to have educational services. Marco Renella stated that the function of committee was to review where the money is spent. Russ Danielson stated that it is not too early to begin this process as it can take a number of years to accomplish.
Information on Projects
Steve reviewed the projects list document, which was the basis for the bond. There are two major categories, maximizing use of existing facilities and off site development. There is approximately $64 million dollars for renovating the Gilroy campus. The first item that was paid off was the debt service for previous debt that was issued for facility improvements. The remainder of the bond money $39,596,000 was to ensure educational opportunities for future generations and was intended to help the College get started with off site development for San Benito, greater Morgan Hill (Coyote Valley) and Gilroy, as well as the creation of the University Center at the Gilroy campus. The plan is to leverage these funds with state resources. Pi noted that the bylaws (Section 4 Authorized Activities) state "the committee review efforts by the Gavilan Joint Community College District to maximize bond revenues by implementing cost- saving measures" and this would be the place to present them. David DiDenti reminded the committee about maintaining parliamentary procedures and discussing only what is on agenda.
A copy of the agenda for the Gavilan College Board of Trustees meetings will be sent to the committee members. Motion T. Andrade/Second P. Silverstein to meet the second Monday in Jan 10, 2005, 6:00 p.m. unanimously carried. Pi suggested that the committee meet in the new adaptive PE building or have a tour of the campus before the meeting (5:00 ľ 6:00 p.m.).
Motion T. Andrade/Second C. Montoya to adjourn meeting unanimously carried. Meeting adjourned at 6:50 p.m.


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Made with fantastic summer vegetables, this orzo salad is the perfect dish for any picnic or get together. It's fresh, easy to make and delicious.
Question: What is underneath Lady Liberty's (the Statue of Liberty) foot?
No cheating by googling it. Do you know?
Don't worry; I didn't know either until yesterday when Dudette and I were doing a little summer studying and the Statue was our topic.
I found out then that the seven spikes on her crown stand for the seven continents and seven oceans on our planet. I found out that she's stepping forward on purpose; to symbolize progress and our moving forward.
The Statue of Liberty is one amazing woman.
My mom has special feelings for Lady Liberty as well. In 1960 she was on the S.S. Statendam making her first trip from France to the United States. The day before arriving, the announcement was made ship wide that they were approaching New York. Everyone went on deck to try and catch the first glimpse of the torch.
It's a beautiful thing to see from the land; I know that because I've seen it. Mom says that it's even more spectacular from the ocean. After spending three days surrounded only by water, to see the lady rising up out of the blue struck her with awe. In fact, as she was telling me the story, goosebumps crept up and down her arms.
I've seen it that way too. A year later, Mom made the voyage again, this time with a two year-old boy and a four week-old little baby; me. I can't say I remember anything, but my passage to becoming a U.S. citizen began with a view of the Statue of Liberty and a trip past Ellis Island. How cool is that?
Oh yeah, what's under her foot?
It's a broken chain, representing the United States' fight and commitment to freedom.
The Process
I love that we celebrate our Nation's declaration of freedom by joining together around the table. Of course, I'm always a mess days before a gathering, trying to decide what to bring. For today, I chose something that would stand up under temperatures that were doing their best to hit triple digits again.
This pasta salad without a hint of mayonnaise hit the mark perfectly. It's totally summer with the crunch of cucumber and flavor of garden-ripe tomato. It's creamy with the olives, tangy feta and tender artichoke. It's fresh with the splash of lemon vinaigrette seasoning it.
Also, it's so very easy to throw together.
The Verdict
Success! The salad is delicious. For youngsters (like Dudette), the feta may be a little to tangy, but for adults, it pairs perfectly with whatever was grilled. I'm not admitting to anything, but keeping an eye on the bowl in hopes that it's not all eaten and I'll be able to have some as leftovers tomorrow might just be on the agenda this afternoon.
What I'd Do Different Next Time
I think avocado added to it would be delicious, but it's fine as is too.
The Recipe
- ½ cup fresh lemon juice
- ½ cup extra virgin olive oil
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh oregano
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh chives
- ½ teaspoon salt
- ½ teaspoon pepper
- 1 pound box orzo pasta, cooked and drained
- 1 seedless cucumber, diced
- 1 pint grape tomatoes, halved
- 14 oz can quartered artichoke hearts,drained
- 6 oz can whole pitted black olives, drained
- 4 oz feta cheese, crumbled
- In small bowl, combine lemon juice, olive oil, oregano, chives and and whisk to combine. Set aside.
- In large bowl, combine pasta, cucumber, tomatoes, artichoke hearts, olives and feta cheese. Pour lemon juice mixture over pasta and stir to combine. Cover and refrigerate 1 hour.
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Volleyball: Falcons charting a flight plan
Published 4:09 pm, Tuesday, August 14, 2012
There are no official winners during preseason scrimmages, but that doesn't matter to second-year Jersey Village volleyball coach Carrie Schneider.
"We played tremendous defense during our scrimmages at Stratford and Magnolia, and that's going to be a key for us this season," Schneider said. "We were able to compete with much bigger teams, and even outscored some of them, and now, we want that effort to carry into our early matches, and district, which is right around the corner.
"We're a short team, but we play really well defensively and make opponents earn points, and it's going to be fun. If someone rules us out of anything, it could be a mistake."
Senior middle blocker-outside hitter Brooke Williams is the tallest Lady Falcon at right around 5-10, and returning letterman Julia Mauer is a 5-9 middle blocker, but she's out for another month with a injury.
Setter Maggie Smith played for the Lady Falcons varsity as a freshman in 2009, but she's out for the second consecutive season with a torn ACL.
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Mascot: Lady Falcons
Coach: Carrie Schneider, second season
2011: 18-19 overall and 8-10 District 17-5A
2012: District 17-5A member with Cy Lakes, Cy Falls, Cy Ranch, Cy Springs, Cy Ridge, Cy Woods, Cy Creek, Cy-Fair, Langham Creek
Players to watch: MB Brooke Williams, OH Kaila Overton, S Lauren Greenspoon
Next up: Cy-Fair ISD Tournament Thursday and Saturday, Aug. 16 and 18; host Bellaire 5:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 17; host Langham Creek 6 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 21, in 17-5A opener
That means much more of a load at setter for junior Lauren Greenspoon, and sophomore Maddie Munchrath, who stepped in for Smith last season.
Williams, defensive specialist-OH Chelsey Brown, outside hitter Allyse Good and DS Lauren Pacetti supply much-needed senior direction, and junior leaders are outside hitters Kaila Overton and Carly Koh.
The somewhat young team also includes juniors Sarah Spjut (libero-DS) and Katue Survance (MB), sophomores Shelby Ladewig (L-OH) and Courtney Guillory (MB), and freshman Ashley Wechsler (DS-L).
"The team is split with four seniors and some youngsters, and we've seen a lot of positives early on," said Scheinder, a 1997 Jersey Village graduate who started Cy Lakes program and served as head coach there for three years before taking over the Lady Falcons in 2011.
"I learned so much at Cy Lakes, and also had a tremendous coaching experience as an assistant with (former) Cy Creek coach Deborah Jaehne, and it's also a great feeling and a big honor to be back at Jersey Village."
The Lady Falcons are at the Cy-Fair ISD Tournament with Thursday, Aug. 16, matches against Oak Ridge at 4 p.m., Klein at 5 p.m. and Cy-Fair at 6 p.m. during divisional play at Cy-Fair High School.
Jersey Village hosts Bellaire at 5:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 17, and it's back to the Cy-Fair ISD Tournament on Saturday, Aug. 18.
District 17-5A action starts Tuesday, Aug. 21, with the Lady Falcons entertaining Langham Creek at 6 p.m.
"A lot of 17-5A schools lost good kids, so in some ways, it's kind of a toss up for the playoffs," Schneider said.
Jersey Village's last postseason trip came in 2006 with a loss to Cinco Ranch in the first round.
The Lady Falcons were 18-19 overall and 8-10 in 17-5A last season.
Gena Rhodes, Danielle Moore and Lisa Johnson serve as Jersey Village assistant coaches.
L. Scott Hainline is a freelance writer and can be reached at email@example.com.


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(CBS News) Star Wars continues to be on the minds of every fan on the Internet in the aftermath of the Disney purchase and recent news about director J.J. Abrams. And rather than get into the fray, let's take a look at the lighter side of the Force (ba-dum-bum!) starting with a Jedi cat above.
The adorable imagining of a precocious cat with Force ability (who seems to be leaning more towards Sith than Jedi in my opinion) was posted by YouTube user FinalCutKing, who has been featured here on The Feed a few times now for his talents in both comedy and special effects.
And up next, what do you imagine the call was like for J.J. Abrams to take the helm of the next Star Wars franchise (and possibly broker peace with Trekkers)? YouTube user Sneaky Zebra, who has also been featured on The Feed before with comic and sci-fi fun, has a scenario below involving a call from a high-level figure when it comes to making things happen in the galaxy: Darth Vader!


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Why Does Steinbeck Describe Lennie In Animalistic Terms
How does Steinbeck convey Lennie's animal-like qualities in Of Mice and Men?
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Penelope3907 does a great job pointing both to specific instances in the text where Lennie is directly described as having animalistic qualities and to motifs of association wherein Lennie is repeatedly aligned with mice and dogs and a sense of closeness with animals.
Late in the novel, when Lennie is fleeing alone from the scene of the murder, he is again described in distinctly animalistic terms.
"Suddenly Lennie appeared out of the brush, and he came as silently as a creeping bear moves."
In this scene Lennie's attitude/behavior at the stream is highly animal-like and he is surrounded by wild creatures - a heron, a small bird and a snake. Here then we have both the associative motif connecting Lennie to animals and a direct description of Lennie's animalistic qualities.
Given the repeated and insistent connections made in the text between Lennie and a certain animalism, we might ask what this means. What is the significance of Lennie's animalism?
There are many ways to interpret Lennie's character in this light, but one compelling reading suggests that Lennie's animalism functions as a counter-part to George's social savvy.
Furthermore, insofar as Lennie is attached to George, Lennie's "naturalness," so to speak, hampers any social progress or social integration that George might make.
The simple dreams that George fosters for himself individually are complicated by Lennie. George's desires for going in to town for a drink or finding a girlfriend are compromised by George's bond with the animalistic Lennie.
Notably, when Lennie is killed, the first thing George does is to head into town for a drink. He leaves the brook, with its natural life and its avatar/symbol (Lennie), and makes his way toward a socialized world.
Again, there is more than one way to understand Lennie's significance as an animalistic character. This is just one argument among many.
Another way to see Lennie's animalism is to read his connection to the natural world as a suggestion that Lennie is not "innocent" in a conventional sense. He is capable of real violence - as any animal is - and thus is best seen, not as an innocent victim of circumstances, but as an impulsive being who lives (slightly) outside the bounds of human morality.
Lennie's death is then a symbolic death wherein the unthinking wildness of nature is quite starkly delimited and severed from a human, social world.
Lennie is described as being animal-like several times in the first few pages of the book. Steinbeck writes that Lennie "walked heavily, dragging his feet a little, the way a bear drags his paws" and that he drinks "snorting into the water like a horse." When George demands Lennie hand over the dead mouse, Lennie brings it "slowly, like a terrier who doesn't want to bring a ball back to its master." By establishing the connection early on, Steinbeck emphasizes its importance.
Lennie is also associated with animals frequently: he carries mice in his pocket, wants to "tend the rabbits" on their future farm and can barely be kept away from his new puppy. Like the animals he is surrounded by, Lennie is innocent. He acts on instinct and therefore cannot really be held accountable for his actions. Like the mice and puppy, he is a victim of his own strength and of a cruel world.


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Christians Together
Britain's last mandate (post Brexit)
David Davies, speaking in 2006, outlined what he felt God was saying to him regarding a principal responsibility for Britain. He spoke also of us living in "A Season of 'Sudden'".
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The following is a preamble to a message given 10 years ago by
David Davis the founder/leader
a church on Mount Carmel
is Israel. It is perhaps increasingly relevant in our post-Brexit environment.
David and Sharon Davies
In September 2006 David Davies, an American now domiciled in Israel and leading a church in Mount Carmel, gave an address of the Birmingham Christian Centre. His message concerned the role which Britain historically played as a 'Cyrus' nation in the Middle East.
King Cyrus was as we know a Gentile ruler who was used by God to facilitate the return of the Jewish people to their land at the time of the Babylonian captivity.
In a similar manner Britain, during the First World War, issued the Balfour Declaration in 1917. This statement outlined the UK government's desire and intent to see a modern state of Israel established in the land covered by the mandate given to the UK by the League of Nations. (The latter being the forerunner to the United Nations.)
However at the end of the Second World War and faced with Arab hostility to the plan, Britain backtracked on its previous promises. Indeed British troops were instructed and used to prevent Jewish Holocaust survivors repatriating to Israel and sent them back to the very concentration comes from which they had fled.
Following that time, and perhaps even because of its actions then, Britain lost its empire. It is an infamous part of a history of which we the British Isles might feel called to repent. However, and notwithstanding our actions then, David Davies believes that Britain still has a place and a part to play in the latter-day purposes of God concerning the Jewish people.
The talk is entitled 'Britain's Last Mandate' and has been received by church leaders has been very significant for the days in which we now live.
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In his address, Davis outlines how God has previously used the British Isles for his purposes and talks of how we are living in '
A Season of Sudden
'". If this was true in 2006 when the recording was made, how much more is it true of our present day 10 years on?
The above message is one hour long and can be downloaded (for off-line listening purposes and local storage on a computer/tablet/smartphone). Access it via the menu system:
and then type '
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' button. The page with then display a summary/outline of the message containing a '
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The Balfour Declaration
A Call to Repentance
British Mandate for Palestine
Destiny of Britain
David Davis, 20/07/2016
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room is different, each one is filled with historical artefacts
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surroundings of the Black Knight restaurant, your tastebuds can savour the
glorious flavours of Lumley's fine food.
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Standing proud for more than 600 years, the magnificent spectacle of Lumley Castle dominates the County Durham landscape. Surrounded by beautiful parklands overlooking the River Wear and Durham County Cricket Ground, Lumley Castle is a magnificent monument to a bygone age of chivalry and honour.
Disabled facilities Disabled parking Limited accessibility
Hotel facilities Room Service Banqueting facilities Dry cleaning Elevator/Lift Express check-out Free (non-secure) parking Gardens Laundry Library with fireplace Night Porter Parking Porter Reception desk Wi Fi
Room facilities Room Service Alarm clock Bathrobe (on request) Cleaning service once a week Complimentary toiletries Daily housekeeping En-Suite Bathroom Flat screen LCD TV Free Internet access free parking Coffee/tea facilities Telephone Television Trouser Press Voicemail Wake-up calls Washbasin High speed internet connection Work Desk Work desk with lamp Hairdryer Sewing kit Iron & ironing board Private bathroom with bathtub Private bathroom with shower Private bathroom with bath/shower Late check-out Hairdryer (on request) Iron (on request) Kettle
Restaurant Black Knight Restaurant: Please note the hotel advise to book the restaurant in advance to avoid disappointment. Elizabethan Banquets: Award winning Elizabethan Banquets held in hotel's Baronial Hall. Bookings are essential. Please contact the hotel direct to check dates & availability.
Bar Library Bar: Located within the Castle walls, the Library Bar offers fine wines and spirits in a relaxing and enjoyable atmosphere.
Children policy Children welcome
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Check-in time: 15:00 Check-out time: 11:00
Local Attractions Baltic Arts Centre Bowes Museum Sage Causey Arch Angel of the North: 8.0 Mile Tanfield Railway Beamish Open Air Museum: 5.0 Mile Paintball - Massive Attack Paintballing Whitehouse Farm Centre - Morpeth: 15.0 Mile Hall Hill Farm Centre St. James' football ground: 11.0 Mile Alnwick Castle & Gardens: 25.0 Metre
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