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Thursday, November 1, 2012
'Smash' Season 2 Premiere Date And More Key NBC Midseason Premiere Dates Revealed
1600 Penn
Benjamin Stockham as Xander, Martha MacIsaac as Becca (seated), Bill Pullman as President Dale Gilchrist (seated), Amara Miller as Marigold, Josh Gad as Skip, Jenna Elfman as Emily Gilchrist (seated), Andre Holland as Marshall Malloy
1600 Penn
Amara Miller as Marigold; Jenna Elfman as First Lady Emily Gilchrist; Bill Pullman as President Dale Gilchrist; Martha MacIsaac as Becca; Josh Gad as Skip; Benjamin Stockham as Xander
Animal Practice
Crystal as Dr. Zaius, Justin Kirk as Dr. George Coleman
Animal Practice
Justin Kirk as Dr. George Coleman, Bobby Lee as Dr. Yamamoto, Tyler Labine as Dr. Doug Jackson, Crystal as Dr. Zaius
Go On
Allison Miller as Carrie, Khary Payton as Don, Suzy Nakamura as Yolanda, Matthew Perry as Ryan, Laura Benanti as Lauren, Julie White as Anne
Go On
Matthew Perry as Ryan King
Revolution
Tracy Spiridakos as Charlie, Anna Lise Phillips as Maggie , Zak Orth as Aaron
Revolution
JD Pardo as Nate, Tracy Spiridakos as Charlie, Zak Orth as Aaron, Anna Lise Phillips as Maggie
Revolution
Billy Burke as Miles
Revolution
Anna Lise Phillips as Maggie, Graham Rogers as Danny, Tim Guiee as Ben, David Lyons as Bass Monroe, Billy Burke as Miles, Tracy Spiridakos as Charlie, Andrea Roth as Rachel, Maria Howell as Grace, JD Pardo as Nate, Zak Orth as Aaron, Giancarlo Esposito as Lt. Neville
The New Normal
Ellen Barkin as Jane, Andrew Rannells as Bryan, Georgia King as Goldie, Bebe Wood as Shania, Justin Bartha as David
The New Normal
Bebe Wood as Shania; Andrew Rannells as Bryan; Justin Bartha as David; Georgia King as Goldie
The New Normal
Andrew Rannells as Bryan, Ellen Barkin as Jane, Nene Leakes as Rocky
Save Me
Anne Heche as Beth
Save Me
Anne Heche as Beth Waring
Save Me
Heather Burns as Jenna, Alexandra Breckenridge as Carly, Michael Landes as Tom Waring, Anne Heche as Beth Waring, Madison Davenport as Emily Waring, Lamman Rucker as John
Chicago Fire
Teri Reeves as Hallie, David Eigenberg as Christopher Hermann, Charlie Barnett as Peter Mills, Lauren German as Leslie Shay, Monica Raymund as Gabriella Dawson, Taylor Kinney as Kelly Severide, Jesse Spencer as Matthew Casey, Eamonn Walker as Battalion Chief Walter Boden and Merle Dandridge as Kay Fitori
Do No Harm
Steven Pasquale as Dr. Jeffery Kohl/Ian Price
Do No Harm
Steven Pasquale as Dr. Jeffery Kohl/Ian Price
Do No Harm
Steven Pasquale as Dr. Jeffery Kohl/Ian Price
Infamous
Meagan Good as Joanna Locasto
Infamous
Meagan Good as Joanna Locasto
Infamous
Meagan Good as Joanna Locasto, Victor Garber as Robert Bowers
Infamous
Victor Garber as Robert Bowers, Meagan Good as Joanna Locasto, Katherine LaNasa as Sofia Bowers, Tate Donovan as Edward Bowers, Laz Alonso as Will Moreno
Next Caller
Dane Cook as Cam Dunne, Wole Parks as Keith Calhoun, Jeffrey Tambor as Jefferson Mingus, Joy Osmanski as Winnie Hyde, Colette Wolfe as Stella Hoobler
Next Caller
Dane Cook as Cam Dunne, Joy Osmanski as Winnie Hyde, Collette Wolfe as Stella Hoobler
Next Caller
Jeffrey Tambor as Jefferson Mingus
Guys With Kids
Anthony Anderson as Gary, Tempestt Bledsoe as Marny
Guys With Kids
Anthony Anderson as Gary, Jesse Bradford as Chris, Zach Cregger as Nick
Guys With Kids
Jamie Lynn Sigler as Emily, Zach Cregger as Nick, Tempestt Bledsoe as Marny, Anthony Anderson as Gary, Sara Rue as Sheila, Jesse Bradford as Chris
Source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/10/30/smash-season-2-premiere-date-nbc_n_2045321.html
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Ed and Sue Curtis recognized by N.C. Society of Historians ...
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Printer friendly version | E-mail to a friend | The N.C. Society of Historians recently recognized Ed and Sue Curtis of Salisbury for their work with two projects related to the Salisbury Confederate Prison.
The couple regularly work on uncovering information about the military prison located in Salisbury by the Confederate government in November 1861 and the thousands of soldiers sent to Salisbury to guard or to be guarded.
Their tours of the prison site have been conducted for many descendants, historical groups and students of history of all ages. Their talks on the prison has taken them throughout North Carolina as well as in Ohio, New York and South Carolina.
The N.C. Society of Historians, created in 1941, held its annual awards banquet Oct. 20 in Mooresville at the Hilton Garden Inn.
President Elizabeth Bray Sherrill presented awards in several categories relating to local, regional or statewide historical people, places or events.
Sue Curtis, as chairman of the 15th Annual Salisbury Confederate Prison Symposium hosted by the Robert F. Hoke Chapter No. 78 of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, received a Paul Green Multimedia Award.
The symposium was held April 13-15 and arranged using the five objectives of the UDC - historical, memorial, educational, benevolent and patriotic.
A banquet and lecture on archaeology at the prison site was held on the Friday evening of April 13, along with recognition of veterans. April 14 at Catawba College included six lectures by historians, professors and authors, giving details on some guards, commandants, chaplains, baseball games, shared South Carolina prisoners and relevance of the study of this military prison.
On Sunday morning, April 15, two public memorial services for Confederate soldiers and Union prisoners were held with flags, speakers, music and reenactors in blue and gray. This was followed by an afternoon tour of the prison site.
Donations were made by the symposium to a nursing home and the museum fund of the Salisbury Confederate Prison Association Inc. Publicity for this North Carolina event was carried locally and in regional and national publications and attendees came to Salisbury from Tennessee, Virginia, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina and various sections of North Carolina.
Ed Curtis received a Joe M. McLaurin Newsletter Award for his work as editor of The Prison Exchange, the quarterly publication of the Salisbury Confederate Prison Association Inc.
The eight-page newsletter for the 2011-2012 SCPA year was recognized for providing information about the local Confederate military prison and those who were there. The newsletter was mailed to more than 200 members in 29 states, District of Columbia, Canada, England and Singapore, as well as to a number of museums and libraries.
Included in the newsletters are transcriptions of official documents that relate to the prison, images, a period map showing the railroad routes in North Carolina that brought those to and from Salisbury and military and genealogical material on both prisoners and guards.
Announcements and updates on activities such as the Dec. 9, 2011, display at the library marking the 150th observance of the first prisoners sent to the Salisbury Confederate Prison and the two-day shovel test on March 10 and 31 were shared along with other planned project.
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Source: http://www.salisburypost.com/News/103112-Curtises-receive-UDC-aw
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Feds: Defense firm put untrained guards in Iraq
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Stars ancient and modern?
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
This colourful view of the globular star cluster NGC 6362 was captured by the Wide Field Imager attached to the MPG/ESO 2.2-metre telescope at ESO's La Silla Observatory in Chile. This new picture, along with a new image of the central region from the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope, provide the best view of this little-known cluster ever obtained. Globular clusters are mainly composed of tens of thousands of very ancient stars, but they also contain some stars that look suspiciously young.
Globular star clusters are among the oldest objects in the Universe, and NGC 6362 cannot hide its age in this picture. The many yellowish stars in the cluster have already run through much of their lives and become red giant stars. But globular clusters are not static relics from the past -- some curious stellar activities are still going on in these dense star cities.
For instance, NGC 6362 is home to many blue stragglers -- old stars that really do succeed in passing for a younger age. All of the stars in a globular cluster formed from the same material at roughly the same time (typically, about 10 billion years ago for most globulars). Yet blue stragglers are bluer and more luminous -- and hence more massive -- than they should be after ten billion years of stellar evolution. Blue stars are hot and consume their fuel quickly, so if these stars had formed about ten billion years ago, then they should have fizzled out long ago. How did they survive?
Astronomers are keen to understand the secret of the youthful appearance of blue stragglers. Currently, there are two main theories: stars colliding and merging, and a transfer of material between two companion stars. The basic idea behind both of these options is that the stars were not born as big as we see them today, but that they received an injection of extra material at some point during their lifetimes and this then gave them a new lease of life.
Although less well known than some brighter globular clusters, NGC 6362 holds much that is of interest to astronomers and has been well studied over the years. It was selected as one of the 160 stellar fields for the Pre-FLAMES Survey -- a preliminary survey conducted between 1999 and 2002 using the 2.2-metre telescope at La Silla to find suitable stars for follow-up observations with the VLT's spectroscopic instrument FLAMES. The picture here comes from data collected as part of this survey.
The new image shows the entire cluster against a rich background of the carpet of stars in the Milky Way. The central parts of NGC 6362 have also been [studied in detail][1] by the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope. The Hubble view shows a much smaller area of sky in much greater detail. The two views -- one wide-angle and one zoomed in -- complement each other perfectly.
This brilliant ball of stars lies in the southern constellation of Ara (The Altar). It can be easily seen in a small telescope. It was first spotted in 1826 by the Scottish astronomer James Dunlop using a 22-centimetre telescope in Australia.
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Microsoft: we misspoke, actually, they're 'Windows Store apps'
It happens all the time -- someone misspoke. During an address at Build yesterday, a Microsoft employee told a crowd that the company has taken to calling its apps "Windows 8 Store Applications." Turns out that's not quite right -- the proper terminology is the slightly more elegant "Windows Store apps," as per a note from a Redmond spokesperson. So there you go. No more Metro, no more "Windows 8 Store applications" -- just plain, old "Windows Store apps."
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