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£25.5M cash investment means UK laser firm effectively becomes a subsidiary of company formerly known as GSI Group.
Women 1460 Martens 1460 1460 Martens Women Dr Dr Martens Dr 1460 Martens Dr Women nF1g17, the US-headquartered company formerly known as GSI Group, has increased its equity stake in UK-based Laser Quantum to 76 per cent – effectively making the latter a subsidiary of the diversified technology firm.
Laser Quantum specializes in solid-state and femtosecond lasers, and has a strong presence in medical and life science applications, which has become Novanta's key area of focus following its recent re-organization and re-branding exercise.
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Novanta CEO Matthijs Glastra highlighted that in a statement revealing the company's cash investment, saying: "Laser Quantum increases Novanta's breadth and technology capability in photonics solutions for medical applications.
"Particularly, it gives Novanta a significant presence in the growing DNA sequencing market, a technical subsystem capability in software-controlled integration, while also providing the company with key enabling photonics-based technologies for instrumentation and life sciences applications such as biomedical imaging, cell sorting, and ophthalmology."
According to a recent investor presentation, Glastra is aiming to double the size of Novanta by 2020, through a combination of organic sales growth and "disciplined" acquisition activity.
Under its previous guise of GSI, the company had owned a number of well-known laser brands, for example JK Lasers and Continuum, that it has since sold off as its strategic focus shifted away from materials processing and scientific markets and towards medicine.
However, Novanta still owns the carbon dioxide laser maker Synrad and the galvanometer and precision motion firm Cambridge Technology, while in May 2015 it acquired ultrafast laser specialist Lincoln Laser for $11 million, giving it access to the growing market for optical coherence tomography (OCT) imaging equipment.
"Laser Quantum is a high-quality business, with strong intellectual property and a long-tenured team that we trust and know well," Glastra added. "Laser Quantum and Novanta have collaborated closely for over ten years, and this step is a natural evolution in our partnership [and] we see strong potential in selling the combined product offerings of both companies to each company's customer base."
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The near-doubling of its equity stake in Laser Quantum (it previously owned 41 per cent of the firm) means that the Manchester company and its 150-strong workforce will now be treated as a consolidated subsidiary of Novanta.Beige Latest Snake Purse Womens Skin Classy Designer Elegant Leather Handbag Genuine vUnqBwrv
The two parties have also entered into a "call and put" option for the purchase of the outstanding 24 per cent of Laser Quantum shares by 2020, subject to certain conditions.
In terms of sales, Laser Quantum is expected to add $25 million to Novanta's full-year 2017 revenues, with potential to exploit the US firm's more established OEM relationships.
Novanta cites a JP Morgan study from May 2016 predicting that the annual market for DNA sequencing equipment will jump from the current level of $28 billion to $102 billion by the end of the decade, as applications in cancer monitoring and personalized therapies begin to proliferate.
• Laser Quantum, plus Novanta's Cambridge Technology and Synrad subsidiaries are all taking part in the annual SPIE Photonics West trade exhibition that begins at the end of this month in San Francisco.Among other products, Laser Quantum will be highlighting its "taccor" Ti:sapphire frequency comb, "venteon" ultrafast amplifier, and "HASSP-THz" terahertz spectrometer at the event.
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The purpose of this research guide is to provide library resources that will assist visitors in exploring additional information on various Holocaust- and genocide-related topics. The research guide is created using materials that are located in Holocaust Museum Houston library collections. This guide is not meant to be exhaustive. The annotations provided will help users determine the materials' focus and library location. These materials may also be found in a local public or university library. Contact your local library or librarian for assistance in locating materials.John Paul II in the Holy Land: In His Own Words, by Yehezkel Landau, Michael B. McGarry, Lawrence Boadt, Kevin Di CamilloPaulist Press 2005This book documents Pope John Paul II's trip to Israel in 2000 by providing his itinerary and speeches given during the pilgrimage. It includes commentaries, maps and photos.BX1378.5 .J582520 – In General Collection
The Hidden Pope: The Untold Story of a Lifelong Friendship that is Changing the Relationship Between Catholics and Jews: The Personal Journey of John Paul II and Jerzy Kluger, by Darcy O'BrienDaybreak Books 1998This book explores the friendship of Pope John Paul II and Jerzy Kluger, using recollections of Kluger, additional interviews from witnesses to the friendship of the two men, archival documents, and secondary publications to tell the story of a friendship between two childhood friends, one Catholic (Lolek, later John Paul) and one Jewish (Kluger). The boys were separated at the beginning of World War II. Kluger was imprisoned during World War II and lost his family during the Holocaust. The two men reunited 30 years later and continued their friendship. John Paul enlisted Kluger to work with him secretly toward Vatican recognition of Israel. The book includes sources and ackowledgements. BX1378.5 .O24 1998 – In General Collection
Letter to a Jewish Friend: The Simple and Extraordinary Story of Pope John Paul II and His Jewish School Friend, by Gian Franco Svidercoschi; translated by Gregory DowlingCrossroad 1994"Letter to a Jewish Friend" is the tale of two boys, one a Christian and one a Jew, in a Polish town during the 1920s and 1930s. Jurek's and Lolek's lives were to be changed by the advent of antisemitism and then by the Nazis, the war and deportations. However, the bond between them was to prove stronger than all other forces, and almost half a century later, brought together the Polish Pope and his Jewish friend. It includes author notes and a letter sent by John Paul II to Jerzy Kluger.BX1378.5 .S871319 1994 – In General Collection Catholic Teaching on the Shoah: Implementing the Holy See's "We Remember," by the Catholic Church, Secretariat for Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs, National Conference of Catholic Bishops, Commission for Religious Relations with the JewsUnited States Catholic Conference 2001This pamphlet was published by the Catholic Church to help Catholic schools develop curricula and educational programs on the Holocaust. It provides goals for teaching Shoah education in a Catholic context, suggestions for teaching courses on the Shoah and considerations in properly framing and discussing difficult topics. It includes a bibliography of resources that can be used to teach Holocaust education.BS413 .W47 C38 2001 – In General Collection Catholics Remember the Holocaust, by the Catholic Church, Secretariat for Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs, National Conference of Catholic BishopsUnited States Catholic Conference 1998Centering on the Vatican statement "We Remember: A Reflection on the Shoah," this publication contains statements on the Shoah by the Vatican and Episcopal conferences in Europe and the United States. It includes a bibliography on Jewish-Christian relations.D804.3 .C38 1998 – In General Collection Catholic Jewish Relations: Documents from the Holy See, introduction by Eugene J. Fisher, Catholic Truth Society (Great Britain)Catholic Truth Society 1999This book contains the four documents that constitute the entire body of universal Roman Catholic teaching on Jews and Judaism. It includes a bibliography.BM535 .C38 1999 – In General Collection
Hitler's Priests : Catholic Clergy and National Socialism, by Kevin P. SpicerNorthern Illinois University Press 2008This book examines a group of German Catholic clergy, known as the brown priests, that supported and advocated National Socialism. By studying the brown priests' lives, speeches, sermons and writings, it shows how they were able to justify their support of National Socialism. This analysis of the brown priests looks into the Catholic Church hierarchy at the levels of oversight and leadership that failed to oppose National Socialism's social and territorial goals. It includes Appendix 1: German Catholic ecclesiastical structure and Appendix 2: The Brown priests: biographical data, notes, sources cited and an index.BX1536 .S65 2008 – In General Collection Human Rights and the Catholic Tradition, by Donald J. DietrichTransaction Publishers 2007This book is an historical analysis of the Catholic Church's commitment on human rights and a study of German Catholic behavior during world wars, the Nazi era and post-World War II. In particular, the book indentifies various Catholic theologians and thinkers who condemned the Nazis. As a result of the Nazi era, these same theologians and thinkers developed a new theology emphasizing the dignity of the human person that became the Second Vatican Council's official teaching. BX1795 .H85 D54 2007 – In General Collection The Catholic Church and the Holocaust, 1930-1965, by Michael PhayerIndiana University Press 2000This book uses Catholic Church documents to investigate the actions of the Catholic Church and individual Catholics during the Holocaust, the post-war years and the Cold War era. It includes notes, a bibliography and an index.REF BX1378 P49 2000 – In Reference Collection German Catholics and Hitler's Wars: A Study in Social Control, by Gordon C. ZahnUniversity of Notre Dame Press 2002 This book uses interviews, war-time publications, diocesan journals and newspapers to analyze the Catholic Church's role during World War II. The book specifically analyzes the church's teaching of "just war" and pacifism. It contains a bibliography and an index. BX1536 .Z3 2002 – In General Collection A Moral Reckoning: The Role of the Catholic Church in the Holocaust and its Unfulfilled Duty of Repair, by Daniel Jonah GoldhagenAlfred A. Knopf 2002This book primarily uses secondary sources to investigate the Catholic Church's role during the Holocaust. The book is divided into three parts. Part 1 focuses on Pope Pius XII and the church's action during the Nazi period. Part 2 addresses the church's moral culpability for various aspects of the Holocaust, and Part 3 asks what the church should do to make amends for its actions during the Holocaust. It includes endnotes and an index.BX1378 .G57 2002 – In General Collection Under His Very Windows: The Vatican and the Holocaust in Italy, by Susan ZuccottiYale University Press 2000This book examines Vatican pre-war documents, archival material from local dioceses, information from church institutions that helped Jews, Jewish documentation centers and the Italian government, as well as newspapers and journals, published memoirs and personal interviews to discern the Vatican's and the pope's role in helping Jews in Italy. The research explores the degree to which the pope himself took action, the extent to which he encouraged others to act and the Vatican's efforts to assist Italy's Jews. It includes abbreviations, bibliographical references and an index. DS 135 I8 Z87 2000 – In General Collection The American Catholic Press and the Jewish State, 1917-1959, by Esther Yolles FeldblumKtav Pub. House 1977This book uses Catholic periodicals to explore shifting attitudes and responses of American Catholic opinion to certain key events in the history of Zionism and Israel. It includes a key to abbreviations, bibliography and an index. DS 149 .F44 1977 – In General Collection In the Lion's Den: the Life of Oswald Rufeisen, by Nechama TecOxford University Press 1990 During World War II, Oswald Rufeisen, a Jew passing as a Christian in Poland, thwarted the annihilation of the Mir ghetto and saved an entire Belorussian village from destruction. Eventually, Rufeisen found shelter in a convent, where he converted to Catholicism. After the war, Rufeisen became a priest and Carmelite monk. Identifying himself as a Christian Jew and a Zionist, he moved to Israel. He challenged the "Law of Return" in a case that reached the high court and attracted international attention. The book includes bibliographic references and an index.DS 135.P63 R848 1990 – In General Collection Pope Pius XII and the Holocaust, edited and introduced by Carol Rittner and John K. RothLeicester University Press Continuum 2002This collection of papers reflects on Pope Pius XII and the Holocaust. The contributed papers are authored by scholars from a variety of disciplines. It contains a bibliography and an index. REF BX 1378 P57 2002 – In Reference Collection The Convent at Auschwitz, by Wladyslaw T. BartoszewskiG. Braziller 1991In 1984, Carmelite nuns sought to establish a convent in an abandoned building that borders Auschwitz to remember the Polish Catholics who died in the camp. Worldwide protests by the Jewish community led to an agreement in 1987 to remove the convent and create a center used for education, meetings, information and prayer. In 1989, the controversy escalated due to actions and statements by both sides. The pope intervened and agreed the convent should be moved and offered support for the new center. The book contains chapter notes and an index.BX4324.O88 B37 1991 – In General Collection The Hidden Encyclical of Pius XI, by Georges Passelecq and Bernard Suchecky; translated from the French by Steven Rendall; with an introduction by Garry WillsHarcourt Brace 1997In 1938, Pope Pius XI gave the task of writing a document condemning Nazi Germany racial policies to an American priest. Pope Pius XI intended to issue the text as an encyclical, official "circular letter." The priest was to write the letter of his own convictions and was sworn to secrecy regarding the task he was given. The priest created the document known as Humani Generis Unitas (The Unity of the Human Race). The priest gave the document to Pope Pius XI, but it was not made public. In 1939, Pope Pius XI died, and the document was not found until the 1960s. This book provides answers to what happened to that document. It contains the Humani Generis Unitas complete text, chapter notes, a bibliography and an index. BM535 P2431513 1997 – In General Collection The Chief Rabbi, the Pope and the Holocaust: An Era in Vatican-Jewish Relations, by Robert G. Weisbord; Wallace P. SillanpoaTransaction Publishers 1992 In 1945, Israele Zolli, chief rabbi of Rome's ancient Jewish community, converted to Catholicism. Zolli chose the name Eugenio as his baptismal name in honor of Pope Pius XII. Zolli believed Pope Pius XII showed great humanitarianism toward Jews during the Holocaust. This book uses previous scholarship, archival materials and interviews to explore the reasons Zolli left the Jewish community and converted to Catholicism. It also looks at Pope Pius XII's World War II policies regarding the Jewish community. Pius XII's behavior is evaluated to determine whether Zolli accurately gauged his behavior. It includes a bibliography (p. 205-225) and an index.BM535 .S46 1991 – In General Collection Hitler, the War and the Pope, by Ronald J. RychlakOur Sunday Visitor 2000This book explores Pope Pius XII's actions and inactions during World War II using Vatican archives and secondary publications. It provides the background facts, including discussions of history, religion, politics, diplomacy and military tactics. Then, it presents 10 fundamental questions concerning Pope Pius XII and the Nazis which are answered with legal analysis and authoritative citation. The epilogue provides a critical examination of John Cornwell's recent book on the same topic "Hitler's Pope: the Secret History of Pius XII." It includes chapter endnotes, a bibliography and an index. D810 .C6 R95 2000 – In General Collection
Hitler and the Vatican: The Secret Archives that Reveal the Complete Story of the Nazis and the Vatican, by Peter GodmanFree Press 2004This book uses Vatican archives, which were not opened until 2003, to examine church policy and the actions, both positive and negative, that were chosen to follow. It discusses the role Pope Pius XI and Pope Pius XII played during World War II and the effect they had on the Catholic Church. The book includes appendices that are the complete texts of Vatican archival documents used as evidence to support the book, a list of abbreviations in notes, an index of primary sources, chapter notes, a bibliography and a general index. D810 .C6 G63 2004 – In General Collection
The Popes Against the Jews: The Vatican's Role in the Rise of Modern Anti-Semitism, by David I. Kertzer Alfred A. Knopf 2001As part of his efforts to improve Catholic-Jewish relations, Pope John Paul II called for an investigation into any possible link between the Catholic Church and the Holocaust. The church's investigation revealed there was not a link between the destruction of European Jews and the church. Pope John Paul II decided to open long-sealed Vatican archives to allow access to scholars to assess the church's role during World War II. This book is a scholar's result using the Vatican archives to look into the role played by the Catholic Church in the historical hatred and persecution of the Jews. It includes the appendix "Popes and their Secretaries of State," endnotes, a bibliography and an index.BM535 .K43 2001 – In General Collection The Myth of Hitler's Pope: How Pope Pius XII Rescued Jews from the Nazis, by David G. DalinRegnery Publishers 2005In this book, a rabbi analyzes previously published material to explore the history of Pope Pius XII and the Catholic Church. The research explodes the myth of "Hitler's Pope" and condemns the mythmakers for not only rewriting history, but for denying the testimony of Holocaust survivors, hijacking the Holocaust for unseemly political ends and ignoring the real threat to the Jewish people. It includes bibliographical references (p. 167-192) and an index.BX1378 .D35 2005 – In General Collection Memory Offended: the Auschwitz Convent Controversy, edited by Carol Rittner and John K. RothPraeger 1991 In 1984, Carmelite nuns sought to establish a convent in an abandoned building that borders Auschwitz to remember the Polish Catholics who died in the camp. Worldwide protests by the Jewish community led to an agreement to remove the convent. This book examines Catholic-Jewish relations using the Auschwitz convent event. Essays authored by scholars address the Auschwitz convent controversy's impact on important issues in Jewish-Christian relationships, the assumptions that need to be re-examined, obstacles overcome, pitfalls to avoid, strengths needed to address issues to improve Jewish-Christian relations and lessons Jews and Christians can learn as a result of this controversy. It includes key documents about the Auschwitz convent controversy, a bibliography, an index and information about the editor and contributors.BM535 .M44 1991 – In General Collection The Catholic Church and Nazi Germany, by Guenter LewyDa Capo Press 2000This book uses Catholic official pronouncements of the episcopate, newspapers, periodicals, writings and interviews to tell the story of the relationship of the Catholic Church and National Socialism. It contains the appendix of the German Catholic Episcopate in September 1933, chapter notes and an index. BX1536 .L4 1964- In General Collection Amen (videorecording), by Claude Berri; coproduction of Katharina/Renn Productions; TF1 Films production in association with KC Medien; with the participation of Canal+; a film by Costa-Gavras; with screenplay writers, Costa-Gavras and Jean Claude Grumberg; director, Costa-GavrasKino on Video 2002When a newly commissioned SS lieutenant witnesses the chemical disinfectant he's helped perfect being used to systematically murder interred Jews, he knows he must act. The only sympathetic ear he finds is a young priest with ties to the Vatican. As the two unlikely allies fight to reveal the truth to the church and world, they discover that a man of conscience can commit treason and a man of God can commit heresy to thwart genocide.DVD 1 – In Audio/Visual Collection
The Assisi Underground, a Golan-Globus production; produced by Menahem Golan and Yoram Globus; directed by Alexander RamatiMGM/UA Home Video 1985This video tells the story of work done by the Catholic Church and the people of Assisi to rescue several hundred Italian Jews from Nazi execution following the German occupation of Italy in 1953.DVD 1 – In Audio/Visual Collection
Genocide in Satellite Croatia, 1941-1945: a Record of Racial and Religious Persecutions and Massacres, by Edmond Paris, translated from the French by Lois PerkinsAmerican Institute for Balkan AffairsThis book examines various archival documents, Croatian and Vatican newspapers and magazines, and books to explore the Catholic Church and Croatian government's role in the treatment of the Serbian population during World War II. It includes lists of names of clergymen and rabbis killed, a bibliography, an index and supporting photographs. D804 .Y82 P372 1961 – In General Collection First Words: A Childhood in Fascist Italy, by Rosetta Loy; translated by Gregory ContiMetropolitan Books 2000This memoir is written through the eyes of a Catholic child growing up in World War II Italy. The author contrasts her warm memories of schooldays, playmates and family with the increasingly restrictive laws against Jews, the menacing Italian Blackshirts and the failure of the Vatican to take a firm position against Jewish persecution. It includes a bibliography and an index. DS135 .I8 L6913 2000 – In General Collection Vatican Diplomacy and the Jews during the Holocaust 1939-1945, by John F. MorleyKtav Publishing House 1989This book uses Vatican diplomatic records to ascertain the instructions and orders given from the Vatican to its representatives in various European capitals. In addition to Vatican records, studies and additional sources, such as Jewish archives, are used to discover how the Vatican and its representatives reacted to the phases of Nazi persecution of Jews from 1939 to 1943. It includes appendices, various reproduced Vatican archival records, a bibliography, chapter endnotes and an index. D810 .J4 M588 1989 – In General Collection The Conversion of Edith Stein, by Florent Gaboriau translation and preface by Ralph McInernyInd. St. Augustine's Press 2002Edith Stein converted from Judiasm to Catholicism. Eventually, she becomes a Carmelite nun and entered the convent in Cologne. Because Nazi persecution of Jews, converted or not, endangered others in her convent, she asked to be moved to another convent in The Netherlands. The German armies of occupation soon followed. In 1942, at the Carmelite convent at Echt Netherlands, she was taken and shipped to Auschwitz and executed. The book includes a chronology, bibliographic references and an index. BX4700 .S74 G3313 2001 – In General Collection Primary Resources Oral history interview with Henri Cramarz (videorecording)Holocaust Museum Houston 1996 Henri (Hirsch) Cramarz, a Jewish Holocaust survivor, was born in Lodz, Poland in 1904. Cramarz was living in Belgium when the Germans invaded. His job as a furrier (selling furs) enabled him to bribe Germans with furs to delay deportation. He was hidden in various places by non-Jews. Cramar posed as a Catholic priest with the help of a Father Gardella. One photo pictures Cramarz dressed as Catholic priest. 1 videocassette; Transcript: 10 p.OH 12.80 – In Oral History Collection
Oral history interview with Sylvia Bassat (videorecording)Holocaust Museum Houston 1994Sylvia Bassat, a Jewish Holocaust survivor, was born in Paris, France on Dec. 27, 1930. After the Germans invaded France, she lived in non-occupied France. Conditions were difficult. She moved many times and stole food to survive. After the Germans took control of the entire country, she was sheltered in a convent and Catholic orphanage. 1 videocassette; Transcript: 17 p.OH 2.00 – In Oral History Collection
Oral history interview with Arthur Shapiro (videorecording)Holocaust Museum Houston 1994Arthur Shapiro, a Jewish Holocaust survivor, was born in Brussels, Belgium in 1936. When Germany invaded Belgium in May 1940, Shapiro's family left Belgium for France. In France, Shapiro's father joined the Polish army and was evacuated to Great Britain. Shapiro and his mother went to the south of France and tried to take a ship to England but missed the ship. Shapiro's mother fell veryill after that episode and had to have an operation, so he was placed in an orphanage for about a year. When his mother recovered from the operation, she was taken in by Madame Boufice. While his mother was in hiding at Mme. Boufice's, Shapiro was able to enroll in a Catholic school. He remembers that he did not realize he was not Catholic while attending school. By 1942, Germany had occupied all of France. Shapiro's mother had remained in hiding with Mme. Boufice throughout the entire German occupation. In 1945, Shapiro and his mother rejoined his father and moved back to Belgium. In Belgium, he went to a Jewish school and became a Belgium citizen at the age of 16. He recalls living in both Catholic and Jewish worlds. In 1955, Shapiro left for Montreal, Canada and started university in 1956. He married in Canada in 1960 and lived there until 1983. Afterward, he and his wife left for Jakarta, Indonesia and stayed there until December 1991. 1 videocassette; Transcript: 45 p.OH 90.00 – Oral History Collection
Oral history interview with Samuel Rubin (videorecording)Holocaust Museum Houston 1996 Samuel Rubin, a Jewish Holocaust survivor, was born in Charleroi, Belgium on Oct. 7, 1928. In 1942, he was hidden by Catholics in Chatelet, Belgium until his liberation by U.S. troops in 1944. 1 videocassette; Transcript: 22 p.OH 83.50 – In Oral History Collection
Oral history interview with Irene Lowenthal (videorecording)Holocaust Museum Houston 1994Irene Lowenthal, a Jewish Holocaust survivor, was born in Aschaffenburg, Germany on Nov. 13, 1923. Lowenthal recalls attending Catholic school, Catholic-Jewish relations in Aschaffenburg, having non-Jewish friends prior to 1938 and her father and uncle being shot during Kristallnacht. Her father survived the shooting but her uncle died. She moved to London in 1939 and then to the United States in 1940. After the war, a court trial was held for the men who shot her father and uncle. She visited Aschaffenburg with her father in 1964. She shows and translates a newspaper article that covers the trial of the men that shot her father and uncle. She shows photos.OH 51.00 – In Oral History Collection
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MIDDLEBURY — Gov. James Douglas on Tuesday released his own proposed fiscal year 2010 state budget to counter the $4.5 billion spending plan he vowed last week to veto, but it appears as though the counter-proposal will not avert a legislative override vote slated for June 2.
The Middlebury Republican's plan recommends further cuts, account transfers and raising $13 million in new revenues — roughly half the amount the General Assembly had endorsed to help bridge what had been a looming $281 million shortfall.
ADDISON COUNTY and BRANDON — Just as Memorial Day weekend signals the start of summer, it also marks a time for parades. Addison County residents will have plenty of options if they want to watch — or take part in — a parade. Marchers, floats and politicians will be seen in six local venues this coming Sunday and Monday.
Orwell will ring in the holiday with its traditional Sunday afternoon parade, which kicks off at 1:30 p.m. The 45-minute parade will feature local Shriners, the Catamount Pipe Band, four American Legion color guards and the Fair Haven Union High School band.
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Diana West's American Betrayal: The Secret Assault on Our Nation's Character has just been published. I have only started the book and am unable to evaluate it, but I can say I hope it gets a hearing.
Diana writes of the six-and-a-half minute video below: "Went on with the delightful Michael Coren on Sun TV in Canada last night to make my first attempt at sound-byting the 401 pages and 961 footnotes of American Betrayal. He said it 'read like a novel,' which made my day." C-SPAN has posted the hour-long After Words interview of Diana with the Heritage Foundation's Ariel Cohen here.


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Making art, says Peter London, is a perfect vehicle for recovering our lost sense of unity with Nature. When we draw closer to Nature through art, we simultaneously draw closer to our Selves, and thereby enjoy a richer, more authentic creativity and a deeper, fuller life. Through exercises, theoretical reflections, poetic meditations, and stories, London presents an innovative approach to creativity that engages body, mind, and spirit. A series of guided "Encounters"—some to be done outdoors, some indoors in the presence of some natural objects, and some entirely in the imagination—invites the reader to investigate Nature's secrets and then to celebrate through making a work of art.
Topics and exercises include: the essentials of creative practice, such as time, space, media, and intention; cultivating a simple, firsthand way of seeing Nature in all its subtlety, mystery, and intimacy; creating a personal sanctuary in which to communicate directly with Nature; conducting a sacred conversation with archetypal forms of Nature encountered in the imagination; seeking forgiveness from Nature, with the intention of healing our broken primal relationship with the natural world and rediscovering our rightful place in it.
"Through carefully and lovingly constructed encounters with the elements, directions, balance and imbalance both around and inside us, London demonstrates how to establish an intimate experience with Nature." —Spirit of Change
"This profoundly inspiring book offers the same deep resonance as London's workshops and seminars: you are in the presence of a master teacher whose worldview is well articulated and well lived. This is a must-read for artists, teachers, and learners at all levels." —Kit Grauer, Ph.D., past president of the International Society of Education through Art
"Peter London has done it again. In this book he stokes the eternal fire of creation at the start and sustains the grand and subtle heat on every page." —Shaun McNiff, author of Trust the Process: An Artist's Guide to Letting Go
"Art educators interested in developing a more holistic approach to their teaching will benefit enormously from Peter London's insight, observations, and efforts." —Karen Lee Carroll, Graduate Director, Center for Art Education, Maryland Institute College of Art


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In any home, you can see a cheap accent chairs. They are important pieces of brown leather accent chairs both in your home and in the office. The most common type are white leather accent chair with accent arm chairs and lounge chair with ottoman. You can sit on them to relax when reading a book or doing work. However, each contemporary lounge chairs has its own purpose, and you need to get the correct chair to serve the correct purpose. For example, you cannot use an wine barrel chairs for an office chair.


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Dameon was featured in the last NY Bulldoggers newsletter, and I am posting his feature as his intro.
First, be nice, and second, he's mine, all mine, paws off girlies.......
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On July 26th, 2003 Dameon was paralyzed from a motorcycle accident. Dameon did rehabilitation, he was finally released to go home. He is now paralyzed from his chest down and has limited use of his hands. After a few months Dameon decided he wanted a companion and found a pit bull breeder. Unfortunately the breeder Dameon found was a backyard breeder and the situation of the puppies wasn't the best. But, as many bully owners know, he felt he couldn't leave him in the plastic box, cold, wet, and covered in feces. So at seven weeks old he brought the little guy home and named him Rollo as tribute to a friend.
Dameon got Rollo freed of his worms and fleas and started obedience training right away. At three months old he was taken to a trainer for pointers and help. Then, he started Schutzhund training at 14 months for protection. The two became inseparable.
Dameon volunteers at a run away shelter and Rollo loves to go play with the kids. Dameon has also taken him to Vacation Bible School and the kids were all over him. Rollo loves children! Rollo also wears a saddle bag type vest to carry Dameon's wallet, keys, cell phone, etc. He's a fun loving dog but a great help for protection to his owner. He also has been trained to pick things up for Dameon who says, "It's 50/50 if he brings the item back for me." This is one dog who gives a great name to the bully image.
Here is my favorite picture of Dameon and Rollo....(I put it in all my videos....isn't he hot?!...)
Now, let him in.....


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I spend a lot of time, perhaps too much time, waxing poetic about the golden cliches of yesteryear that seem to have disappeared from everywhere except Univision. Grown men dressed in those little sailor boy outfits holding oversized lollipops. Quicksand gags. So many lost greats. One of my favorite forgotten cinematic trends is the "scientist of everything." Back in the 1950s, these guys were everywhere, and they were usually played by John Agar. Anyone familiar with old sci-fi films knows these guys. They are identified as "professor" but it's never really clear what exactly they are professors of. At any given moment, they will prove themselves geniuses in the realms of physics, history, chemistry, geology, geography, aerospace engineering, paleontology, auto mechanics — you name it and these guys will show off their knowledge of it, usually at the belittlement of their clueless sidekick scientist, who is more than likely being played by Hugh Beaumont.
The scientist who knows everything and his sidekick, who knows so little you wonder how he became a scientist, were almost as common as the stern spaceship captain and his goofball mechanic sidekick named Corky or Dewy or something. They're like those novelty educational figures who appear wearing the college graduation gown and cap, waving a baton and calling themselves "Professor Ebeneezer J. Knowsalot, professor of knowledgology." Who did educators think these Dr. Demento looking crackpots were going to inspire? The best thing about the scientists of everything is that aside from being smart about all things ever, they were also ass-kicking heroes who were as handy with the fisticuffs as they were with a slide rule. They were out climbing mountains and repelling into bottomless caverns, where they would encounter strange new civilizations and proceed to kick the shit out of them. Hell, Agar and Beaumont conquered an entire mole people civilization with just the two of them and a flashlight.
Sadly, the ass-kicking scientist of everything seems to have gone the way of good, or at least entertainingly bad, science fiction in general. Somewhere along the line, Hollywood decided that scientists weren't cool dudes in old bomber jackets. Instead, reflecting a general societal backlash against being smart, scientists started getting portrayed as sniveling, backstabbing cowards and awkward, greasy nerds. Never mind that most of the scientists I know are hard-drinking adventurers for whom a couple months in the bush of Guyana is just another day at the office. Never mind that we have cool guys like NASA's "mohawk guy," Bobak Ferdowsi. I bet that guy could put the moves on a future woman. But no, Hollywood is a-scared of scientists and so is committed to making all smart people seem like a bunch of assholes. So we have to look to the past to marvel at these ruggedly handsome geniuses. And one of the best places to look is the 1956 sci-fi b-movie classic World Without End. It's an action-packed, low-budget blend of HG Wells' Time Machine and the Charlton Heston masterpiece Planet of the Apes, which of course it predates by many a year. World Without End seems to get ignored by a lot of people, or simply overshadowed by better known sci-fi films like This Island Earth and Forbidden Planet, which is a shame because it's a fun film. Here's a brief description of the film from the E! Network website: "World Without End, 1956, Scifi and Fantasy. Michael Gough narrates this classic documentary about the people of Thailand and the people of Mexico." I knew Thailand wasn't a real place.
And here's what the movie is actually about …
A ship full of scientists exceed the speed of light, probably as a result of a goofy mechanic named Corky getting his Yankees cap caught in the warp engine, catapulting them thousands of years into the future. They land on what they think is Earth, or what would be in Star Trek terms "the human home world," only it doesn't look like the Earth they left. Everything is all barren. The cities are gone, and in their place are various bits of scenery from Ponderosa. And there's these damn cavemen all over the place, grunting and waving clubs and throwing rocks. You know, caveman stuff.
Because the leader of the bunch is one of those super-smart professors of everything, he quickly figures out that they have warped through the space-time continuum and landed on Earth thousands of years into its future, apparently after some sort of cataclysm has wiped out all the population without a protective, Robin Williams-esque pelt of body hair. So already these guys have figured out in five minutes what it took Chuck Heston the entire movie to figure out. Unfortunately, none of them drop to their knees and scream "You maniacs! You blew it up! God damn you! God damn you all to hell!!!" But there is a lot of head scratching and checking of revolvers, which is probably a little more practical.
Our intrepid gang of astronauts, in what is perhaps a salute to The Time Machine, includes actor Rod Taylor, who played the lead role in the famous 1960 film adaptation of the story. I know what you're thinking. How could they know? I mean, World Without End was released in 1956, and The Time Machine didn't come out for another four years. How could they know they were paying tribute to the HG Wells classic by casting the very man who would eventually star in the most celebrated cinematic version of that story? Well obviously, that's time travel for ya. Suffice it to say, when faced with this post-apocalyptic wasteland of a future, Rod Taylor is concerned primarily about two things: where are the babes, and how long until he can take his shirt off. Luckily, the movie has him covered.
In between shooting cavemen, hiking, and talking about repairing their ships — they are, after all, not just brilliant physicists, astronauts, pilots, and marksmen, but are also skilled mechanics and engineers who can fashion a spaceship out of materials commonly found in prehistoric times — they manage to stumble upon a secret cave with futuristic sliding doors. After proceeding into the cave, they discover the last civilized inhabitants of planet Earth. They are all old men and sexy young women. Hmmm, sounds like L. Ron Hubbard was right after all.
Once again, the survivors (who, in an even eerier foreshadowing of future films about the future, look and act a lot like those underground humans in Beneath the Planet of the Apes), prove that although many things may survive three thousand years into the future, male fashion sense is not among them. They all wear tight hoods and sparkly robes. Of course, proving yet another retro-future adage, female fashion has actually improved, advancing to the state where they all wear shiny hot pants or little togas. The scientists also learn that the cavemen are in fact mutated humans who have gone back to the primitive ways of homo robustus. Our heroes get a mute slave girl assigned to them, and immediately Rod Taylor starts putting the moves on her in that charming 1950s macho way, back when you could impress a woman by slapping her on the ass and walking around wearing nothing but a towel. I must say, though, that Rod has one thing right. The servant girl Deena, played by Lisa Montell, is a real peach of a dame. Maybe it's just my prejudice in favor of short girls with short dark hair and a little meat on them. But hey, can me and Rod Taylor both be wrong? I think not.
I would have liked to see a movie about Rod Taylor and Nick Adams, who made a name for himself calling people "baby!" in various Japanese monster movies through the 1960s, just cruising around slapping women on the ass and then dazzling them with an impish grin and vast knowledge of science, taking time out from their wooing ways only long enough to beat down some uppity space aliens. Man alive, would that ever be a cool movie. Maybe through the magic of digital technology and computer effects, it will one day happen. Get on that, Peter Jackson.
The scientists from the past soon discover that the men of this underground world are impotent pansies. The women, in turn, are all hot over these studly, verile spacemen from the past with their sculpted 1950s haircuts and manly chests. This is, of course, an age-old literary tradition. Mark Twain's A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court is one of the best examples of the conceit of modern man that we can basically travel to any point in history and kick some ass with our knowledge and/or strapping bods (I can't remember if the strapping bod thing was part of Mark Twain's story, so let's just assume yes). And pretty much the crux of every John Agar "explorin' scientists" movie was that we would discover a new civilization and show them what backwards, cowardly losers they are when up against the might of modern man. Or prehistoric man, as the case is in this movie. But not so prehistoric as to be prehistoric as those cavemen types up on the surface.
Rod and the boys are disappointed in their wimpy descendents and urge them to get up off their sparkly robe wearing asses and take back the surface lest the whole of humanity die out as a result of their cowardly, non-sex-having ways. The men of the future ho and hum while the women flock to the 20th century bad-asses. Just think, if scientists from the 1970s instead of the 1950s had gone, it would have been Carl Sagan, Stephen Hawking, Richard Feynman, and cast of 3,2,1 Contact instead of Rod Taylor and other muscular examples of 20th century toughness. That wouldn't have gone too well. Carl Sagan was too friendly, and Richard Feynman would have been too excited about teaching another group of weirdos some science. I guess we're lucky we got all our time traveling out of the way back when scientists could still kick ass. Although a movie where Bobak Ferdowski and Neil deGrasse Tyson travel through time…but that can never be, as they are already booked in my fantasy where te two of them travel cross-country with Tim Gunn and steampunk/supernatural comedy of manners writer Gail Carriger, debating politics and style while solving people's problems. Tim, please help Neil with his waistcoat choices.
Rod, lucky dog that he is, eventually cracks the lovely enigma that is Deena and discovers that she's not mute at all. And in fact, she used to live among the cave people and was considered by them to be a hideously deformed freak of nature. Har har har! Oh, the sweet irony of it all. They cast her out of the Quest for Fire club, but the underground pansies adopted her and let her move on to a lucrative life of folding sheets. They all decide to forget these wuss old men, who regard confrontational nature as the reason the world ended in the first place, and make a bunch of guns. Luckily, they all know how to craft handguns and rifles out of raw unrefined ores.
The plan? Kick some caveman ass! Man, if I had a dollar for every time I had to do that…
I guess they also plan on establishing some sort of above-ground colony that will apparently be populated primarily by the eventual offspring of Rod and Deena. Oh well, we could do worse, I guess. In order to conquer the mutant cave people, our heroes must of course beat the hell out of their leader, thus proving that not only are we superior to the men of the future, but we are also superior to the men of the past. Hell yeah! Naturally, by the time the big fight is over, we've whupped a little mutant booty and shown the whimpering underground men to be cool and tough and try to satisfy their ladies a little more, thus saving humanity for generations to come.
World Without End may lack the sophistication of a Forbidden Planet, but it's exciting and colorful pulp fun that actually manages to break a little new ground thematically. For instance, the women of the future are tougher and more alive than their male counterparts, and they can handle themselves better in a fight. Of course, when 20th Century Man steps onto the scene, the women are back to their knuckle-biting "fall down and scream" routine while Hugh Marlowe and Rod Taylor stride forth to save them. But they fare batter and fall down a lot less than, say, the woman in This Island Earth, who actually fell down like three times while walking slowly away from a mutant on a perfectly flat, stable floor. She'd run about two steps, fall, get up, fall. What the hell was wrong with that woman?
Despite that small victory for womankind, if you can call it a victory (since it does end with shirtless Rod Taylor slapping some firm, round bum — uh, so i guess not much of a victory unless she gets to slap his back, which I'm sure he'd be cool with), World Without End is filled with the usual great white American guy superiority of the 1950s, and it teaches us that if we want to survive in the future and be able to slap Lisa Montell's butt, we must not forget our vitality. We must learn, advance our knowledge, but we must not allow ourselves to become apathetic when surrounded by our sliding doors and future stuff. We gotta remember to kick a little ass every now and then, and risk having our own asses kicked. While World Without End may not be the most eloquent delivery of this message, it's still one I ultimately agree with.
Like you, I am part of this here "internet society," and I watch thousands upon thousands of people forsake doing things in real life in favor of just looking it up on the web. You know, no matter what the ads say, reading a webpage about Thailand is not the same as actually going there. Granted, Thailand is a myth, but you get the point. World Without End's message is actually one of learning to bridge the worlds of technology, philosophy, and physicality, making them all work in conjunction with one another, and that's a noble goal. It is, of course, basically a retelling of everything HG Wells told us before, right down to the weakling utopians who would rather die out than find the courage or take the risk to take a stand against the brutish mutants. Yeah yeah, Eloi versus Morlock. But retelling The Time Machine is still a lot more interesting than going, "Wait a minute, what about a modern-day adaptation of Romeo and Juliet?"
Technically, World Without End does a pretty good job of disguising its low budget. The sets were from older sci-fi films but this was the first time they were actually seen in color, and one thing the film manages to do well is take advantage of color. Everything is colorful, almost hallucinogenic in its appearance. In the great scheme of things, Forbidden Planet is still probably the coolest of the 50s sci-fi films, if for no other reason than its completely weird musical score and the joy one can get watching someone figure out for the first time that's Leslie Nielsen, but World Without End is a two-fisted action-packed little brother that may not be as respectable or ambitious, but just might be more fun.
Release Year: 1956 | Country: United States | Starring: Hugh Marlowe, Nancy Gates, Nelson Leigh, Rod Taylor, Shirley Patterson, Lisa Montell, Christopher Dark, Booth Colman, Everett Glass, Stanley Fraser | Screenplay: Edward Bernds | Director: Edward Bernds | Cinematographer: Ellsworth Fredricks | Music: Leith Stevens | Producer: Richard Heermance


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Hoyden wrote:That is where the webbing was attached to the chest piece of the harness?
Yes ma'am. There is definitely not a box stitch with an x. I'm not sure how much webbing extends into the harness. I could cut it open if you're truly curious.
It's frightening to realize how NOT safe that harness was. Thank god we never needed it for anything serious. The only bad thing that ever happened with her in the car was spinning out on ice and it was sufficient to keep her in place through that.


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- Panorama
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- Panorama - Oikismos Nomou 751
- Type
- Apartment for Sale
- Purpose
- for Sale
- Size
- 104m2
- Price
- 315.000€
- Price/sq.m.
- 3029€/sq.m.
- Floor
- 2nd
- Construction year
- 2017
- Rooms
- 3 bedrooms
- Baths
- 2
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- Heat pump
Panorama - Oikismos Nomou 751, Apartment for Sale 104m2, 315.000€
For sale, unique style two-level apartment, 104 square meters NET in Panorama (District N.751), newly built, with three rooms and a terrace of 30 sq.m. with spectacular views.
It is a two-level apartment with option 2 or 3 bedrooms and a terrace 30 sq.m.. On the lower level there is a 67 sq.m. bedroom with its own bathroom, which can be used as a guestroom. Then there is the living room and large terrace with wooden floor deck. The area of the living room is 5.5 m tall, allowing light and views from every corner of the house.
Through a staircase we are in the second level 37 sq.m., consisting of either master bedroom with separate dressing room and large bathroom (bath + shower), or master bedroom and children's room. A skylight roof gives additional light and ventilation at this level.
Made with high quality materials, wooden floors, underfloor heating with heat pump for cooling and heating, fireplace, modern kitchen with island and optional installable smart home automation, to control the operation of the house with a smartphone.
The apartment has a covered parking and a storeroom in the basement
Unique market suggestion as this is an apartment that appeals to those who seek privacy and want to combine a natural lifestyle with contemporary design.


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Making Meaning In Literature: A Workshop for Teachers, Grades 6-8 "Workshop 4. Diversity In Texts" In this program, the teachers talk about the importance of choosing rich texts for their students as a group or individuals, enumerating various criteria that they have developed for this initial classroom decision. Supported by commentary from Dr. Judith Langer, the group looks at the part student interests play in selecting the right text, building thematic study units using a variety of texts, and helping students select texts that meet their needs or help them go further in their experiences with literature. D
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Rediscovering Biology: Molecular to Global Perspectives "Session 5. Emerging Infectious Diseases" New diseases arise and old diseases, such as malaria and influenza, are returning with renewed vigor. This session studies the complex causes and far-reaching impacts of emerging infectious diseases around the globe. D
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Rediscovering Biology: Molecular to Global Perspectives "Session 6. Hiv and Aids" Studying individuals with natural resistance to HIV has led to insights into the infection process and may produce new treatments or a vaccine. This session explores recent developments in the study of HIV and AIDS, the future global impact of the current infection levels, and the ethical issues surrounding current research and treatments. D
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Earth Revealed: Introductory Geology "Groundwater" Explains how groundwater is distributed and measures its importance to human life.G
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Economics U$A "Firm" This program looks at the economic factors behind Coke's secret formula change, Studebaker's demise, and The Asbury Park Press. D
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Connect with English "Review/The Emergency" Kevin meets Rebecca at the Boston airport to tell her their father's heart attack was very serious. This includes a review of the storyline so far.G
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Functional Fitness with Suzanne Andrews "Interval Training" NULL
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Clifford The Big Red Dog "To Catch A Bird/The Best Party Ever" To Catch a Bird - When Jetta's trophy and locket are missing, all fingers and paws point to Emily - all of them except for Clifford's! The dogs, led by Clifford, finally prove Emily didn't steal anything, and Clifford learns the value of having faith in a friend. The Best Party Ever - Jetta ridicules Emily for not planning enough exciting activities for her birthday party, so Charley convinces Emily not to invite her. But Emily realizes that Jetta's feelings were hurt and invites her after all. D
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Arthur "Cents-Less/Buster The Lounge Lizard" Cents-Less - Mr. Ratburn decides it's time for his class to learn a little about money.or, rather, the lack of it. For the entire weekend, no one in the class can spend a cent. D
7:30 am
Martha Speaks "Martha Bakes/Martha Makes Scents" Martha Bakes - Helen is sad when her drawing doesn't win the art competition, so Mom decides to bake her a cake to cheer her up. Martha Makes Scents - Always on the lookout for a way to avoid bathing, Martha decides TD's dad OG should invent a perfume that will cover up her doggy scent.G
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Curious George "Monkey Stagehand/Magic Garden" Bill needs some help behind the scenes of the town talent show and George happily volunteers.G
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Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! "Seasons - Spring and Summer/Seasons - Fall and Winter" Seasons - Spring and Summer - For Show and Tell at school, Nick and Sally must bring something from their favourite season. But how can they choose which is their favourite? The Cat in the Hat takes them to the magical Garden of Seasons, where they can visit any season they like, any time they like! They meet three young animals and journey with them as they begin to grow up. Sally decides that she has two favourite seasons, and with the pictures taken from the Snaparama camera, she now has a scrapbook of pictures to show why! Seasons - Fall and Winter - It's Nick's turn to choose a favourite season. D
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Super Why! "Molly's Dance Show" The curtain rises on Princess Pea's dance recital but she's too scared to come out of the wings! Super Why and his friends head into the story Molly's Dance Show to meet a ballerina doll with similar stage fright. When Molly's dreams of performing come true, thanks to a fairy princess and some magic slippers, Princess Presto wonders what it will take for her to have confidence, too. Educational Objectives: To learn about self-confidence. D
9:30 am
Dinosaur Train "Dry Times at Pteranodon Terrace/Big Misty Sea Fishing Contest" When the weather has been extremely dry for several weeks, all the water holes at Pteranodon Terrace dry up. The Lambeosaurus family decides to move away in search of water, which upsets the kids. Dad and Mom decide to take the kids to the Big Pond on a camping trip, where they will wait out the drought and return home when it rains again. D
10:00 am
Sesame Street "A Song for the Letter G" Elmo, Rosita, and the letter "J" are singing a song about the sound that the letter "J" makes. After the "J" leaves, the letter "G" approaches Rosita and Elmo and tells them that he can make the "juh" sound, too, just like the letter "J", and he can also make the "guh" sound like in the word "gorilla." Elmo and Rosita think it is amazing that "G" can make two sounds! The "G" is upset, though, because he doesn't have a song about him like the letter "J" does. D
11:00 am
Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood "Daniel's Sleepover/Backyard Camping" Daniel's Sleepover - Daniel and his parents go to Prince Wednesday's castle for a family sleepover. When Daniel and Prince Wednesday go through their bedtime routines together, Daniel realizes how different it is sleeping at Prince Wednesday's castle. As bedtime nears, Daniel and Prince Wednesday notice some things that are just a little bit scary. D
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Sid The Science Kid "Climb, Ignatz, Climb!" Sid pretends that his stuffed animal panda is going on an adventure to the top of the playground slide. Sid and his friends make a plan and use simple machines like wheels, inclined planes, levers and pulleys to get the panda all the way to the top of the slide!. D
12:00 pm
WordWorld "Bit By Bit/Ride 'em Cowbear" Bit by Bit: It is Monkey's birthday, and a sick Frog entrusts Duck and Bug to take his present-a banana-to Monkey's birthday party for him. In their enthusiasm to get to the party, Duck and Bug accidentally break the banana into letters.and they don't know how to rebuild it! It's just too big a word. D
12:30 pm
Caillou "Caillou Discovers" Caillou discovers new things today and is so excited when Daddy brings home a computer. He learns to share the computer with his entire family - even Gilbert! Caillou and Leo are playing dinosaurs in the backyard and discover a fish fossil rock. They visit the library to learn more about dinosaurs and fossils. D
1:00 pm
Barney & Friends "The Blame Game and What's Your Name" The Blame Game: Marcos accidentally breaks an art show project that Melanie has made. Afraid that she will be angry, he doesn't say anything, but then feels guilty. Barney helps him see that honesty and taking responsibility for what we do is always best. D
1:30 pm
Thomas & Friends "If A Job's Worth Doing" Thomas and the Garbage Train - Thomas volunteers to take the Duchess to tea. Diesel tells Thomas that his work with Whiff will make him too stinky to take the Duchess. As Whiff and Thomas puff along, Thomas uncouples from the Garbage train and Thomas takes 'sweeter smelling' tracks. D
2:00 pm
Curious George "Monkey Stagehand/Magic Garden" Bill needs some help behind the scenes of the town talent show and George happily volunteers.G
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Martha Speaks "Martha Bakes/Martha Makes Scents" Martha Bakes - Helen is sad when her drawing doesn't win the art competition, so Mom decides to bake her a cake to cheer her up. Martha Makes Scents - Always on the lookout for a way to avoid bathing, Martha decides TD's dad OG should invent a perfume that will cover up her doggy scent.G
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The Electric Company "Scent of a Human" On the day he is supposed to star in his own rap video, Hector is hypnotized into thinking he's a dog. Can The Electric Company train Hector to use his human instincts, or will he have to rap with a doggie brain?. D
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WordGirl "The Wrong Side of the Law: Part 1/The Wrong Side Of the Law: Part 2" The Birthday Girl steals a priceless collection of Pretty Princess figurines from the jewelry store. In an unexpected turn of events Eileen (aka the Birthday Girl) charms the Police Commissioner and convinces him that WordGirl is the culprit. The Wrong Side Of the Law: Part 2 - WordGirl is stuck in jail, accused of stealing the priceless collection of Pretty Princess figurines while the villains of the city are running amok.G
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Wild Kratts "Bad Hair Day" Chris and Martin try to help a lion named "He who breathes fire" get past obstacles and back to his pride, who are under siege from two intruder lions. D
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Cyberchase "Lost My Marbles" (topic: Navigation) - A day at the library turns into a cyberventure when Jackie, Matt, and Inez learn that Hacker has kidnapped Dr. Marbles, the only person who can save Motherboard from an evil virus! The team learns to use a map as a mathematical tool as they navigate across a cyber island in search of Marbles.then try to escape before a huge earthquake turns the island inside out! The Big Idea: A map is a mathematical tool you can use to find your way from one place to another, anywhere on earth. D
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Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman "Ruff Fetches The Fetchers" Season Five is about to start but Ruff has been so busy trying to find his long-lost parents, he's forgotten to choose his Season 5 FETCHers! In this casting special, viewers get a behind-the-scenes look at how Ruff goes about picking his contestants. Unfortunately, shortly after selecting his intrepid kids, Ruff loses them on the way to Studio G!. D
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Nightly Business Report Tonight on Nightly Business Report, a wild week on Wall Street comes to a close. But with the end of the quarter and first half quickly approaching, will we see even bigger swings next week? And, remember Jeff Skilling? The ex-Enron CEO was at the center of one of the most notorious financial scandals and today his prison sentence was reduced. NBR has a report from the courthouse in Houston. D
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Bletchley Circle When Scotland Yard dismisses the women's theories, they realize it is up to them to stop the killer before he takes his next victim. They identify a suspect and use Lucy to lure him into a trap, but the plan goes awry, causing the women to take a different approach. Part 2 of 3G
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Judy Collins Live at the Metropolitan Museum of Art: Celebrating Fifty Years of Timeless Music With special guests Shawn Colvin, Ani DiFranco, Kenny White and Jimmy Webb, Collins showcases the biggest hits of her career and covers classics by her contemporaries. Songs include "Send in the Clowns," "Both Sides Now," "Mr. Tambourine Man" and "Helplessly Hoping."G
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Great Performances "Dance In America: NY Export: Opus Jazz" The five movements of the jazz score by Robert Prince blend ballet, jazz and ballroom dancing with Latin, African and American rhythms. Now this Jerome Robbins 1958 "ballet in sneakers" takes to the streets with New York City Ballet principal dancers Ellen Bar and Sean Suozzi, filmed on locations all over the five boroughs of New York City. The 16 emblematic characters are city kids drawn together by their youth, energy and hunger for life, but this Opus Jazz takes them out of the 1950s and into today.G
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Goosen withdraws from U.S. Open
Philadelphia, PA – Retief Goosen withdrew from the 2013 U.S. Open on Thursday due to a back injury.
Goosen, the 2001 and 2004 U.S. Open champion, also missed this year's Wells Fargo and Players Championships with the injury.
The South African's vacated place in the U.S. Open will be added to the spots available at sectional qualifying in the United States, which will be held at 11 sites across the country on Monday, June 3.
The 2013 U.S. Open Championship will be played June 13-16 at Merion Golf Club in Ardmore, PA.


text: How Old is Your Planter? February 14, 2012 10:12 AM Tweet TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By Sara Schafer Top Producer Editor Email How old is the planter on your farm? Sign up to be part of the Farm Journal Pulse, a text message poll of farmers and ranchers, and cast your vote. Participating is as easy as answering two quick poll questions per month via text message from your mobile phone. By partnering with Commodity Update, the leading provider of agricultural information to mobile phones, Farm Journal sends you the question via a text message on the first and third Wednesday of each month. This Wednesday's question will be: How old is your primary planter? Brand New 2-5 yrs 6-10 yrs 11 or more yrs On Thursday, you'll receive a tabulation of responses and a link to an interactive U.S. map, where you can view national results. Results are anonymous and you quickly see the overall sentiment and how your opinion fits in. (Even if you don't sign up to participate, you can view what others replied by visiting www.FarmJournalPulse.com on Thursday.) See the results from previous Farm Journal Pulses: How much of your 2012 crop inputs are locked in? Based on USDA's reports will you change planting intentions? What's your expectation for Ag economy in 2012 vs '11? Join the Farm Journal Pulse Now! If you would like to participate in the reader panel, you can sign up at www.FarmJournalPulse.com or by texting the word "Pulse" to 46786. There's no charge, but as always, any text message fees in your phone plan apply. If you ever decide to stop being a Farm Journal Pulse panel member, just let us know and we'll remove you from the group. Finally, if you have suggestions for questions you would like us to ask the national panel, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com. Back to news


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Metal Maker API - Developers
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High Renaissance to Impressionism
An extraordinary exhibit of Old Master Paintings from the Julia and Richard H. Rush Collection hangs in a dedicated gallery space on the first floor of the Rush Library on the Lee Campus. The art, collected by the lenders over 50 years, provides riveting examples of the progress and history of art for FSW students and the general public. Artists represented include
Bernardino Luini (c. 1480/82-1532), Paolo Veronese (1528-1588), Pietro della Vecchia (1603-1678), Carlo Maratta (1625-1713), Rembrandt van Rijn (1606-1669), John Hoppner (1758-1810), Edouard Manet (1832-1883) and Pierre Auguste Renoir (1841-1919).
The exhibition area welcomes students and the public Monday through Friday from 10 am – 2 pm.
Antiques and paintings on loan from the
collection of Dr. Richard H. and Mrs. Julia Rush.
The Sanders Porcelain Exhibit
The mystique
and beauty
of Eastern art
is explored
through a rich
collection of
more than
100 pieces of Chinese and Japanese porcelain
dating from as early as the 18th century
Chinese Qing dynasty. For centuries revered
and coveted for its beauty and value, Chinese
and Japanese porcelain offer a snapshot
and testament to the cultural and global
impact of these two nations on art and trade
throughout the 18th–20th centuries. more...
Generously donated by The George & Mary Jo
Sanders Foundation.
"The paintings in the Rush Collections Gallery represent 400 years of the history of culture and painting. They also show evidence of the work of students apprenticed to famous artists, and to the working process of artists from the 15th century to the 19th century. Our students can see the evolution of both western culture and artistic techniques in these paintings."
– Dr. Dale HooverProfessor, Humanities


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|Eugene Edward Chouiniere
in Cohoes, NY
|Eugene Chouniere with Lea St Hilaire
Uncle, Niece, and Childhood Playmates
On the night of November 25th, 1942 five men of the Royal Canadian Air Force went missing on a mission flying over Europe. The five men were:
Alfred Joseph Parklyn, Pilot Officer, J/16080 from New Jersey, pilot
William John Vandervoort, Warrant Officer Class II, R/74630 RCAF from British Columbia, bomb aimer
James McGregor Allen, Flight Sergeant, R/93188 from Toronto, Ontario, wireless operator
James Louis Guichard, Warrant Officer Class II, R/83204 from Detroit, Michigan,
and finally
Eugene Edward Chouiniere from Cohoes and Waterford
The plane was an Avro Lancaster ... a heavy bomber made by Avro, a British aircraft manufacturer
|Avro Lancaster Bomber
"A heavy bomber"
I do not know how Americans Parklyn and Allen came to serve in the Canadian forces, but I do know the story of Eugene Chouiniere because Lea St Hilaire told it to me. Eugene was from Northside in Waterford; he was quite young when both his parents died. According to Lea, he was eight years old when he came to live with his older sister, Rosalie's family in Cohoes. Despite Gene being her uncle, he and Lea were the same age and played together, fished together and hunted rabbits - together. The household spoke French and English. Lea's grandfather had a farm in the area of Cohoes that is still called "The Orchard" section of town. Gene's sister, Rosalie St Hilaire neé Chouiniere became his surrogate mother, Alfred St Hilaire his foster father.
Then when he was still 17 years old, Gene wanted to join the US army and went to the recruiter. He was told he was too young and should finish his high schooling and then join. Gene couldn't wait so he jumped on a train from Cohoes to somewhere in Québec where he easily enlisted in the Royal Canadian Air Force.
He didn't tell anyone where he was going when he left Cohoes. When he returned, Lea and the family were stunned to learn he joined up in Canada!
Eugene Chouiniere was nineteen years old when he, the pilot and crew aboard the Lancaster went missing without a trace over Haselunne, Germany.
Presumed missing, causalities of the great war, never found, there were no bodies to place in a national cemetery or sacred ground. However, they were memorialized in a special place at Runnymeade, England: Air Forces Memorial, Runnymede Those of 207 Squadron who have No Known Grave, WWII.
|Silhouette of Lancaster Bomber


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Rival Protesters Gather in Cairo
Cairo's Tahrir Square was braced for more violent clashes after the country's military strongman Gen. Abdel Fattah Al Sisi asked the public to protest against the Muslim Brotherhood on Friday. Islamists took to the streets after the military accused the former leader, Mohammed Morsi, of having links to Hamas. Matt Bradley reports.
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Throughout the year, show car enthusiasts gather at various events to soak in the camaraderie and appreciate the cars they enjoy. Some are club-organized, some are local. Others are done to honor a specific model or brand, and still others are diverse in what is featured. But it is becoming near unanimous in the car hobby that the Muscle Car & Corvette Nationals (MCACN) show in late November near Chicago is the biggest annual gathering of truly high-end muscle Camaros in a non-sales/auction atmosphere.
Hosted indoors at the Donald E. Stevens Convention Center in Rosemont, Illinois, just minutes from O'Hare International Airport, this show is opened to car exhibitors by invitation only. As a result, vehicles from private collections that might never be seen otherwise are brought literally by the truckload to be put on display for an unforgettable two-day museum of power. These include low-mileage originals, super-rare examples, modified and race-purpose machinery, and more, plus the latest projects by some of the nation's best restoration shops. Of course, these are not all Camaros, but what you might miss in quantity is made up for in quality. There are none better.
Rather than go on about this and that, check out the photos and see for yourself what makes MCACN the place to be the weekend before Thanksgiving. The 2014 edition of the event is scheduled for November 22-23, and who knows what surprises promoter Bob Ashton and his crew will come up with.
Whatever happens, this event sets a benchmark every time it goes down. Use some frequent flier miles and join us.