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Skype - the good, and the ugly
Submitted by stephen on Thu, 2008/05/08 - 13:11.The right to be wrong
Submitted by DeepGeek on Mon, 2008/03/24 - 23:53.
“One of the annoying things about believing in free will and individual responsibility is the difficulty of finding somebody to blame your problems on. And when you do find somebody, it's remarkable how often his picture turns up on your driver's license.”
P. J. O'Rourke
Unless eternity is deterministic, every carnate soul has certain inalienable rights. These inalienable (or natural) rights are birthrights; these are not granted by mortal agents. Such rights cannot, by any compact, be deprived nor divested. Every living soul has the right to recall a past experience. Every living soul has the right of confidence. Every living soul has the right of responsibility. These fundamental, inherent rights are the foundations of free will.
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The wholesome soul
Submitted by DeepGeek on Tue, 2008/03/18 - 21:33.The world offers more than black and white — and scales of grey. Jeffrey Miller embodies an attractively rich palette.
Attractiveness is more than visual; Jeffrey is pleasantly beholding. Attractors include wit and humility. Attractors include consideration, stewardship and charity. Attractors include reliability, warmth, honesty and attentiveness. Mr. Miller has integrity — he is the attractor paragon.
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Acting Classes Offered at Conservatory
Submitted by tarvid on Tue, 2008/02/05 - 09:36.The Conservatory of Dance & Theatre welcomes Linda Donnell as acting instructor. Donnell will teach two classes: Acting for Children (7-9 year olds) and Acting for Middle School Students (10-13 year olds). The classes will meet every Friday starting February 15 and will run for 6 weeks. The Children's Class is from 4:30pm-5:30pm and Middle School students meet from 5:45pm-6:45pm.
In Acting for Children, students will be introduced to the actor's process by training their voice and body to respond in imaginary circumstances through varied warm-up exercises and theater games.
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