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  1. Theater Review | ‘alice … Alice … ALICE!’: Alice Is Everywhere, Including a Brooklyn Church

    Perhaps the most commanding star in this appealing, fairly family-friendly production is the troupe’s home, a former Sunday school space in a Brooklyn church.

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  2. ‘Elliott’ Will Be Philly Premiere for Hometown Playwright Hudes (Playbill)

    Playbill – Elliot: A Soldier’s Fugue, the Pulitzer Prize-finalist play by Quiara Alegría Hudes, will play The Walnut Street Theatre’s Independence Studio on 3 in Philadelphia, the author’s hometown, Feb. 23-March 14.

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  3. Doctor casts new light on cat that can predict death (Reuters)

    Reuters – When doctors and staff realized that a cat living in a U.S. nursing home could sense when someone was going to die, the feline, Oscar, was portrayed as a furry grim reaper or four-legged angel of death

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  4. Racing To Gather Haiti’s Lost Children

    The 10 Americans arrested in Haiti for attempting to take 33 orphans out of the earthquake-ravaged nation have stepped into the middle of rising fears that the disaster’s most vulnerable victims could fall prey to human traffickers. Meanwhile, aid agencies are rushing to find thousands of children made homeless by the earthquake

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  5. Emily and the Really Sexy Vampyre – Audio, Part 2

    We return…to the blasé world of Emily and the Really Sexy Vampyre . This, a found young adult novel, was brought to the attention of the world by Storm (of Paul and Storm.) And it has set the lit world ablaze. Never one to shy away from fire–and it is cold as hell in January–I asked Storm if I could take a crack at reading it

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  6. California default notices fall 24 percent in 4Q (AP)

    AP – Mortgage default notices for California homeowners fell 24 percent during the fourth quarter, suggesting the worst might be over for foreclosures in entry-level markets while problems spread to pricier neighborhoods, a research firm said Wednesday.

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  7. Theater Review | ‘The Orphans’ Home Cycle’: Life, Death and Family in Foote’s Texas

    The three short dramas that make up “The Story of a Family” are both the starkest and most sentimental of Horton Foote’s lovingly painted “Orphans’ Home Cycle.”

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    Theater Review | ‘The Orphans’ Home Cycle’: Life, Death and Family in Foote’s Texas

  8. Day 2

    Andrew Scott posted a photo: Day 2, Year 3 It’s become a bit of a habit for us to catch the bus in to town and then ride home in the car with Shalene when she finishes work. So it was today: we came in to see the dinosaur exhibit in the museum however there wasn’t much there for kids of Celyn’s age, just the little ones, so we didn’t stay long.

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    Day 2

  9. Your Monday Morning Mental Sorbet: Meat Shouldn’t Dance

    Each Monday we try to find something odd to start your week off with, along the same principles that state if you swallow a live toad first thing in the morning, your day can only improve. Now. I love meat.

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  10. Elephanta Island in the Thane River of India

    Earlier I posted some pictures from the Gate of India. In the pictures there were boats which are used to transport tourist from the Gate to places like Elephanta Island. For those looking for more information the following is a link to Wikipedia

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  11. Federal mortgage modification plan disappointing so far (The Christian Science Monitor)

    The Christian Science Monitor – The Obama administration announced Friday that its much-lauded mortgage modification plan has had a disappointing start, helping far fewer Americans stay in their homes than originally hoped.

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    Federal mortgage modification plan disappointing so far
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  12. Emily and the Really Sexy Vampyre – Audio, Part 1

    The book–the literary opus–is entitled Emily and the Really Sexy Vampyre . It’s a young adult novel about love, death, magic and how youth will always be triumphy over the stupid.

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  13. Unity Bank Supports Raritan Valley Habitat for Humanity in Building Hope

    As part of Unity Banks ongoing commitment to charitable causes and community outreach projects, twelve employees, including the CFO, several branch managers and back office personnel, participated in Raritan Valley Habitat for Humanity (RVHFH) Chapters home build in Bridgewater on December 8, 2009.

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  14. KB Home posts $100.7M profit for Q4 (AP)

    AP – KB Home capped its fiscal year with the first quarterly profit since 2007, thanks to a change in federal tax laws, and said it expects to turn a profit by the end of the year.

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    KB Home posts $100.7M profit for Q4
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  15. vip news : Take a look at M&S Home Insurance’s new offering

    M&S Home Insurance doesn’t need any new introduction. It is one of the premier companies in the realm UK and is claiming, these days, to be the UK’s first home insurance provider to proffer policyholders the opportunity to diminish their impact on the environment, should they make a claim.

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  16. Sleeping Heidi

    Last week I got a couple of shots of Heidi cat snoozing on our new couch…the 3rd was soft, so I'm skipping posting that one. Heidi seems convinced that we brought home the new couch just for her, lol. The second picture is the one I really like

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  17. The Princess and The Frog (2009) – Movie Review

    Written by: Ron Clements, Rob Edwards & John Musker, based on a story by Clements, Greg Erb, Musker and Jason Oremland (with story supervision by Don Hall), all of this based (kinda) on The Frog Princess by E. D.

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    The Princess and The Frog (2009) – Movie Review

  18. Consumer confidence up, house prices stall (Reuters)

    Reuters – U.S. consumer confidence rose to a three-month high in December, while prices in the hard-hit housing sector stalled in October, breaking a five-month string of gains.

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  19. Chertoff Seeks Full-Body Scanners At Airports

    Former Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff is pushing for full-body scanners to be installed at airports in the wake of the attempted terrorist attack aboard an airliner on Christmas Day. Chertoff is also urging investigators to look into why the alleged terrorist did not have his U.S. visa revoked after negative information about him was passed to U.S

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  20. Akmal Shaikh – China executes mentally ill Briton

    Akmal Shaikh, a British bi-polar sufferer who was homeless in Poland, was lured to China with dreams of becoming an international popstar – and incidently carried 4kg of heroin into China on the way to his dream. Despite the most strident appeals from the British government, he was executed yesterday by the Chinese. The basis of the British objection was that he was: a) he suffers from bi-polar disorder and that it is against UN convention to execute the mentally ill – in addition, during the two years of his incarceration, no attempt was made to give him medical help nor was a mental health assessment carried out

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  21. Slow Club Christmas Show at Union Chapel, Islington, Thu 17 Dec

    The first tentative sounds of the set come tucked away to the right of the stage as Slow Club huddle together to share a keyboard, sending a furtive, faltering lullaby off into the night. Looking like a brother and sister on Christmas Day, showing the family their debut performance on the morning’s big present – all straight backs and carefully enunciated vocals – it’s an effect that’s further enhanced by the surroundings, framed as they are by the Union Chapel’s cavernous ceiling and portentous stained glass window centrepiece. Even the Christmas tree to the side of the stage threatens to overshadow them as it leans on the side with the nonchalant assurance that it and the surroundings are still the dominant attraction.

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  22. US housing starts and producer prices up

    The US economy received a boost today after the Commerce Department revealed a rise in housing starts for the month of October, recovering from the slump in September. According to the Commerce Department, construction of new US homes surged 8.9% during the month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 574,000 properties

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  23. Poison Ivy: The Secret Society (2008) – DVD Review

    Film: DVD: Written by: Liz Maverick, Peter Sullivan, and Michael Worth Directed by: Jason Hreno Starring: Miriam McDonald, Shawna Waldron, Ryan Kennedy, Greg Evigan, and Catherine Hicks Features: Released by: New Line Home Video Region: 1 Rating: NR Anamorphic: Yes My Advice: Rent real porn When you’re in college, there are plenty of organizations for you to participate in. Service organizations, professional organizations, fraternities, and sororities. Groups like this are very helpful to people like, for example, Daisy (McDonald).

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  24. U.S. bailout fund left many problems unsolved: watchdog (Reuters)

    Reuters – The U.S. government’s $700 billion bailout program helped stabilize the financial system, but has done little to boost lending or stave off millions of home foreclosures, a government watchdog group said on Wednesday.

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  25. JPMorgan sees consumer losses rising (Reuters)

    Reuters – JPMorgan Chase & Co sees additional losses on credit cards and home loans next year although there are some signs the rate of losses is settling and it may not need to build credit reserves much further, Chief Executive Jamie Dimon said on Tuesday.

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  26. Obama Breaks Away For Nobel, Climate Change

    President Obama jets off to Copenhagen to address the global conference on climate change, then on to Oslo to pick up his Nobel Peace Prize. Back home, Congress wrestles with overhauling the health care and financial service industries and administration officials continue their sales job on the president’s plan for Afghanistan.

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  27. Ninja Assassin (2009) – Movie Review

    Written by: Matthew Sand & J. Michael Straczynski, based on a story by Sand Directed by: James McTeigue Starring: Rain, Naomie Harris, Ben Miles, Sho Kosugi, Rick Yune My Advice: Matinee if a fu fanatic, small screen acceptable.

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  28. Headsup: Blu-Ray Bale and Ben 10 (and more)

    Okay, so there was an attempt to relaunch the Terminator franchise with Salvation , starring a shouty Christian Bale and up-and-coming Sam Worthington. I say “attempt” because Halcyon, the folks who made this, are working to sell off the rights to both this film and the potential fifth one. Which means the much talked about new trilogy will more than likely never happen.

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  29. Wayhomer Review #2: Ninja Assassin

    Episode #2, in which our protagonist witnesses mad fu, relates a tale of his misspent youth, and makes a plea to Hollywood for fight cinematography sanity. Direct link for the feedreaders. Where to Find Stuff Click here to buy the soundtrack from Amazon.

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  30. Small Business Credit Still A Problem

    The majority of small business financing comes from personal credit cards, home equity lines and business credit lines. As most small business owners know, all three of these have dried up, and there is very little sign that this is going to change any time soon. There are so many variables involved with this issue that it’s impossible to target the problem, specifically because it depends on what type of a business is owned and the region of the country a small business operates in to identify the severity of the problem on a local or regional basis, within the specific sector being served by the business.

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  31. GP2: Hungaroring: ART weekend summary (Motorsport.com)

    ART Grand Prix had a fantastic weekend at the Nurburgring Nico Huelkenberg took the double in front of grandstands packed full of his home fans. After securing a brilliant pole position on Friday, despite cold temperatures and the threat of rain, Nico went on to bring home win number one on Saturday afternoon in dominant fashion, his first ever victory in the GP2 Main series celebrated with a …

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  32. From the Archives: Potter, Trek and More

    In an effort to drag our ten years’ worth of archives kicking and screaming into the cold unblinking light of the 21st Century (remember, the site’s been around for 11+ years), ScottC has been spearheading the effort to get a bunch of pages converted into Wordpress from their original HTML versions. The oldest from this batch is from 1998. We’ve pulled up the Harry Potter reviews, including both the movie review and DVD review of Sorcerer’s Stone and the DVD review for Chamber of Secrets .

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  33. Review: Final Crisis Aftermath – Dance #2 (of 6)

    –by Matthew Peterson Or – “Something Is Rotten In The State Of Sapporo…”Last issue, the Super Young Team went global and set out to conquer the Western Hemisphere the way they’ve captured the imaginations of Japan.  If only this decision weren’t based on the machinations of a mysterious cabal that wants to cover up strange and unsavory doings back home in the Land of the Rising Sun…Previously, on Final Crisis – Dance:  The Super Young Team has desperately been searching for a way to follo

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  34. Financial Company Pours Sponsorship into Golf Benefit for Low-Income and Homeless Women and Childrens Organization

    Universal Funding Corporation provided sponsorship, volunteers and cash to a local charity golf tournament, benefitting low-income and homeless women and children. “Transitions for Women” helps rebuild broken families in the Spokane, Washington area.

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  35. Where No X-Man Has Gone Before

    What if Gene Roddenberry and Stan Lee had an ugly-ass baby? ScottC’s Note: Everyone, please welcome guest columnist Greg Hyatt . When asked to describe himself, this is what he said: “I was sent from the distant future to prevent a devastating war between humanity and bionic Civil War re-enactors, Stranded in the past after the completion of his mission, I currently resides in Kansas City where I enjoy superheroes, ’80s cartoons and New Wave music.” There have been Star Trek novels for decades.

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  36. Pancreatic Stem Cells (Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine) by Juan Domínguez-Bendala

    Pancreatic Stem Cells Publisher: Humana Press | Language: English | ISBN:1607611317 | 154 pages | Data: 2009 | PDF | From the discovery of Pdx1, the first “master gene” of pancreatic development, to the most recent findings on the role of microRNAs in beta cell homeostasis, the last fifteen years have seen an unprecedented advance in our understanding of the precise development and organization of the many different cell types that make up the pancreas. It is now widely acknowledged that the

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  37. Playlist: Spherical Ice, Day-Glo Brothers, Maru the Cat, and More

    : The carefully hand-carved orb of ice used to chill our last Yamazaki single malt in Tokyo wasn’t just for show. As master bartenders there know, a 2-inch diameter ball of cold has a lower surface-area-to-volume ratio than a typical cube. That means it melts more slowly, preventing vintage hooch from warming up and getting watered down.

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  38. Unique art, good weather attract visitors to Taltree (Post-Tribune)

    VALPARAISO — While folks browsed her display of artwork made with pressed flowers on a recent Sunday, Eileen Sturm extolled Taltree Arboretum and Gardens’ first Art in the Garden event. Sturm lives and grows her flowers in Wheaton, Ill., but her studio-business, Petal Annie, is in her parents’ Dyer home. She’s been pressing flowers for 20 years and selling them for the past six years

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  39. Striking a Balance

                    These are some new models that I made for displays at Quilt Market.  I made them  to demonstrate techniques from my book .  As with most of my mixed media work there are many techniques combined to create them.   The focus of these two art quilts is embossed batting.  I have taken the plunge into Twittering.  It is funny because while at Quilt Market and also on the plane coming home I had two distinct conversations regarding social networking.  Both conversations i

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  40. Competition and Cooperation: Two Great Tastes That Taste Great Together

    Team building has become one of the biggest buzzwords in management circles with good reason. It's difficult to refute the advantages of having a well-oiled workgroup team that supplements and supports each others' skills and competencies. The prevalence of the team work concept has led management to toss out competition as a motivator on their projects – an unfortunate loss, rather like tossing out the baby with the bathwater.

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  41. Business CD Collections

    Web Design Elements CD ROMs include themed collections of HTML web templates, stock photographs and logos. Themes available currently include: Animals – Dogs, Horses, Pets, and Wildlife Dating – Dating and Valentines Education – Education Flowers – Florists and Gardening Financial – Financial Health – Medical and Healthcare Holiday – Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and Valentines Nature – Nature, Sunrise and Sunsets Nautical – Marine Real Estate – Homes and Realty Religious – Religion Sports – Water Themed Sports Toss together promotional marketing material or a website easily!

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  42. REDNECK ART made with BBQ RIBS – Speed Painting

    You might be a redneck artist if messy, rib-eating fingers inspires you to fingerpaint. As seen on CMT “Country Fried Home Videos”

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  43. TIVO and Nero partner to deliver the TV experience to the PC

    Nero, leaders in digital media technology, and TiVo Inc., the creator of and a leader in television services for digital video recorders (DVRs), announced that they have entered into an agreement to further enable the connected digital home by integrating TiVo’s television user experience with Nero’s next generation of PC software. “The partnership with TiVo extends the TV experience for the connected digital home, enabling easy access anytime, anywhere to the most extensive TV content,” said Richard Lesser, CEO, Nero AG. “Our core technology enables the creation of new categories in consumer electronics, changing the way that users interact with both hardware and software

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  44. Widgets and Web 2.0 – Be where the user is

    Digital Executives will need to consider a change in strategy from one that focuses on driving traffic to their website to one that focuses on driving their engagement with their audience whereever they are online. “The average British internet user now spends 164 minutes online each day for personal use, the equivalent of over 41 days each year. This compares to 148 minutes spent watching television.” [1] Web users are spending an increasing amount of time online

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  45. Nero Announces the Upcoming Worldwide Release of Nero 8

    Nero, leaders in digital media technology, announced the upcoming release of Nero 8, the next generation of the company’s award-winning, integrated digital media and home entertainment software solution. Designed with consumer ease of use in mind, Nero 8 extends content beyond the PC, allowing users to easily create and edit, convert and share, rip and burn, backup and protect digital media. With Nero 8, users can enjoy their content at home, on-the-go, and online

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  46. MainConcept licenses H.264 Encoder to Corel Corporation

    MainConcept AG, the world’s leading provider of audio and video codecs for software developers, is pleased to announce that Corel Corporation has agreed to license its H.264 encoder technology. Corel is a leading global software company that provides full-featured, easy-to-use productivity, graphics, entertainment and digital media creativity software for home consumers, businesses, schools and industry partners worldwide.

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  47. Ignore Job Applicants that Ignore Your Requirements

    I’ve been increasing the number of hires for my company in the last couple months a lot. What I’ve been looking for is both – freelancers and employees. In Austria, and outside Austria (I don’t care where people sit if they can do the job well) However, what I learnt over the past couple months is, why it’s said that bigger companies are “arrogant” when it comes to responses to job applications.

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  48. How Great Thou Art by Alan Jackson

    O Lord my God, When I in awesome wonder, Consider all the worlds Thy Hands have made; I see the stars, I hear the rolling thunder, Thy power throughout the universe displayed. Then sings my soul, My Saviour God, to Thee, How great Thou art, How great Thou art. Then sings my soul, My Saviour God, to Thee, How great Thou art, How great Thou art! When Christ shall come, with shout of acclamation, And take me home, what joy shall fill my heart.

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  49. PHPAGA – a cool quotation, project management, time tracking, invoicing tool

    PHPAGA : is the new kid on the open source project management software block… PHPAGA is a web-based project/task/invoice/quotation tracking solution, providing an efficient, centralized manner to keep on top of your day-to-day jobs and activities. Its features include: printing invoices, quotations and task lists to PDF, productivity statistics per project or per person, and financial overview.

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    PHPAGA – a cool quotation, project management, time tracking, invoicing tool

  50. Welcome to LAVAT, the local authority VAT specialists

    LAVAT Consulting is dedicated to providing high quality VAT advice and consultancy services to local authorities and other section 33 bodies. Our detailed understanding of the specific VAT issues that local authorities face means that we are well placed to provide advice of the highest quality

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