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More than I Want to Know If we were to listen to what goes on in the locker room at halftime of a NBA game, either television folks would have to do a lot of bleeping or we would have to develop a new tolerance for profanity. Surely, neither would make the game more enjoyable.
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The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra concluded its Music Hall season on a dramatic note when actors from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music took on the roles of Shakespeare’s star-crossed lovers, dying impressively at the feet of guest conductor James Gaffigan.
It was just enough acting to offer a fresh view of the tragic love story without detracting from the music – excerpts from Prokofiev’s “Romeo and Juliet” suites taken from his ballet.
Friday’s daytime concert also included the debut of gifted violinist Nicola Benedetti in Max Bruch’s “Scottish Fantasy.”
Gaffigan, former assistant conductor of the Cleveland Orchestra, now has a handful of European posts, notably that of chief conductor of the Lucerne Symphony Orchestra. Leading without a score, he was an expressi
Review: Shuttle's K-4500 Linux PC
Post about our review of Shuttle's K-4500 Linux system
We finally finished our review of Shuttle's
As for this model, tread lightly if that $229 price tag makes you think it'll be good for the kids or the non-tech inclined. Not that the Foresight Linux operating system is hard to use, it just might require your help to maintain (try asking a 5-year-old to install a DVD codec, for example). But if you're looking for ...
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Editor's note: LZ Granderson, who writes a weekly column for CNN.com, was named journalist of the year by the National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association and is a 2011 Online Journalism Award finalist for commentary. He is a senior writer and columnist for ESPN the Magazine and ESPN.com. Follow him on Twitter: @lo...
Grand Rapids, Michigan (CNN) -- For the past few months, I have been trying to figure out why Mitt Romney is so unlikeable.
It can't be because he's rich, because there are a lot of rich people we like. Hell, President Obama's rich and 56% of the country views him favorably.
It can't be because he's Republican, because Republicans don't like him either. Last month, when a woman reportedly asked House Speaker John Boehner, "Can you make me love Mitt Romney?" he sai
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These are examples of 1910 - 1930 Pukeberg Bi Color Vaseline. This Glassware is absolutely STUNNING!! The pattern Royal Fan, we now commonly call Turkey Tracks, it was originally called Solfjader meaning Fan. Designed by Harald Notini, made by the Pukenberg Glasbruk Factory in Sweden between 1915 and 1930, There is a 1...
COLUMBIA — When leaving for an airport, passengers usually check their person for the key things they will need once they arrive: luggage, cellphone, ID card. With recent developments in technology, one of those things is becoming obsolete: the paper boarding pass.
This advancement saves paper and time, but it isn't saving anyone anything if they are flying through Columbia Regional Airport. The airport's carrier, American Airlines, has adopted the technology but it is only available at some of the airports American flies through.
Though Columbia Regional Airport does not have equipment to scan mobile boarding passes, the Airport Advisory Board has been working on a solution since the beginning of this year, American Airlines official John Frye said.
"It's unclear whose responsibility it i
Robert Dean Bob Gray
A celebration of life for longtime Cortez resident Robert Dean “Bob” Gray will be held at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 30 at the Cortez First United Methodist Church. Pastor Tom Towns will officiate.
Bob was born May 28, 1924 in Meade, Kan. the son of William Thomas and Eva B. (Eliason) Gray. He passed away on Friday, Oct. 26, 2012 at his residence at the age of 88.
Bob served his country with the U.S. Navy from 1944 to 1946. He was stationed on the U.S.S. Charles Ausburne which was the flagship of the famous Little Beaver Squadron. On April 5, 1952, Bob married Anna Maud Kinnamon in Sedan, Kan. Bob was active in his community. He was a 56-year member of Hebron Masonic Lodge #314 ...
Good Morning. We are gettng closer to the weekend.....YEA!!!Have a great day! :-)
There was some great PR's yesterday at the 5:30 WOD with Kay and her Bench Press and 6:30 WOD with Alma and her BS! Awesome job ladies and great coaching George and Amy!!!! :-)Keep up the great work!!!
Wow! If you don't what it's like to get a good night sleep, then you must try it!If you don't think you can, then come talk to me and see if we can figure it out together.
Forgot to mention yesterday how awesome it was to witness:Kay's 85lb bench press 5x3!Yansi and Brandon climbing the rope with a 20lb weight vest!
Today's wod was hard with those kettle bells! Jennifer is great at making sure form is correct.
What Are Natural and Organic Baby Products?
Natural baby products are products that contain ingredients gathered from nature, such as extracts from botanical plants. They contain fewer chemicals than everyday products, so they are ideal solutions for families that are trying to decrease the size of their eco footprints by using fewer synthetics. Organic baby pro...
About a year and a half ago, Savant was amazed to see the German digital restoration of Metropolis at a touring museum showing. In my city (Los Angeles) the beautifully-restored epic was presented with a live organ accompaniment and received by the audience as if it were a lost book of the Bible.
Metropolis predates what we call Science Fiction in movies, and proceeds in a totally different direction from movies about the destiny of man (2001) or various depictions of futuristic dystopias. It's a strange eclectic collage about key themes of the 20th century - progress, technology, class suppression, faith. Thea...
Judge Gordon Sullivan washed Californication down with a light beer.
Our reviews of Californication: The Fifth Season (published January 9th, 2013), Californication: The Final Season (published September 20th, 2014), Californication: The First Season (published July 9th, 2008), Californication: The Second Season (published August 31st, 2009), Californication: The Sixth Season (published...
The People vs. Hank Moody
After four seasons, I've detected a bit of a pattern in Californication. The first season was pretty focused on happy-go-lucky Hank Moody. Sure there were some dark spots, but overall it was a joyous celebration of angst and alcohol. The second season took the show into much
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There's nothing but the faint echo of squeals and the odor of crapped fanboy pants to remind us now of Comic-Con, the center of the geek universe for a couple of highly anticipated, mostly disappointing, and altogether over-Tweeted days each summer in San Diego. It went off last week just about as expected, with Hollyw...
Still, Comic-Con hardly owns a monopoly on the phenomenon of modern pop-culture fandom, which has evolved into so much more than the domain once consigned to smart kids with bad complexions and
Bluemercury, the leading makeup, skincare, and spa destination, announces the opening of its fifth Boston-area location—and its fiftieth in the United States. Bluemercury Chestnut Hill will open its doors at 33 Boylston Street in June of 2014.
“From our first Massachusetts shop, which we opened in Hingham in 2012, to our most recent opening on Newbury Street, the response has been incredibly supportive in each neighborhood in which we’ve opened our doors,” said Marla Malcolm Beck, CEO of Bluemercury. “We are beyond thrilled to celebrate this amazing benchmar...
A 1998 graduate of Harvard Business School, Ms. Beck developed the concept for Bluemercury in her final year of studies, after growing tired of driving 30 miles to purchase her fa
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The FAI has today announced the creation of two awards bearing the name of Breitling, the Global Sponsor of the FAI since 2012: The Breitling Milestone Trophy and the Breitling Youngster Award. Both awards will be presented at the Awards Ceremony of the FAI General Conference, where the winners will be invited and host...
The Breitling Milestone Trophy is reserved for an individual or a group of individuals having achieved a significant milestone, technological step or invention in aeronautics or astronautics (first flight, new technology, etc.) during the previous year and that might contribute to future developments, especially in the...
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Pfizer reaches $894M painkiller settlement
Pfizer can now say "done deal" on most of the lawsuits over its painkillers Celebrex and Bextra. The cost? $894 million. As of today, the drugmaker has reached agreements in principle to settle with up to 92 percent of the outstanding personal injury plaintiffs, who had alleged that the drugs had caused heart attacks, ...
Pfizer General Counsel Amy Schulman (photo) told the New York Times that two court rulings had paved the way for the settlement deal. Judges in New York and California decided that there was not enough evidence that the most common dose of Celebrex and Be
|04-17-2001 08:59 PM|
That reminds me of an old Rodney Dangerfield joke. " My ex-wife believed in group sex. She F*cked me in front of the jury."
|04-17-2001 05:03 PM|
|striblue||Darn....I'll keep trying... I though I had a live one there... back to the drawring board.|
|04-17-2001 04:02 PM|
I used to call my X, the Gold miner's daughter. She got the gold, and I got the shaft. Is all legal now John. Can't get even with me this time with this post.
|04-17-2001 03:20 PM|
|striblue||Gee Ray, I wonder how useful your post will be to me in the future.... lets see... a day out in your boat maybe... I mean we wouldn't want your wife to get a copy of that would we????(wink)|
|04-17-2001 02:14 PM|
I've used Pilot silver markers to write directly on the outside of my fly boxes rods, etc.
Juro after
It’s a standard piece of cynicism that the addition of a qualifier to a field of study means that said study ends up not being in that field at all. “Social justice” is, for example, quite divorced from the usual standards of “justice”, “social sciences” are not known for their adherence to the strictures of “science”....
Abax maps diversified model
Mon Sep 21, 2009
Abax Global Capital, historically seen as a special
situations group, is expanding its product menu to ensure a
well diversified business model that ensures revenues in varied
market conditions. It is growing its Singapore-based macro
business rapidly, launching its first onshore