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ARLINGTON -- Giancarlo Stanton on Sunday celebrated the fourth anniversary of his Major League debut, and in his relatively short career, the slugger already has made a big impact.
A force in the middle of the Marlins' lineup, Stanton also is making the case to be an All-Star for the second time. The right fielder was selected as a reserve in 2012, but he didn't got to Kansas City because he had left knee surgery.
ARLINGTON -- Giancarlo Stanton on Sunday celebrated the fourth anniversary of his Major League debut, and in his relatively short career, the slugger already has made a big impact.
A force in the middle of the Marlins' lineup, Stanton also is making the case to be an All-Star for the second time. The right fielder was selected as a reserve in 2012, but he didn't got to Kansas City because he had left knee surgery.
Healthy and hungry, Stanton is producing big numbers, and the fans are taking notice. The 24-year-old moved up in the rankings, and he's now second among National League outfielders for a starting spot. Stanton moved up from third place a week ago to second with 1,259,047 votes. Yasiel Puig of the Dodgers, with 1,472,717 votes, tops the outfield race. Carlos Gomez of the Brewers (1,192,174) is third.
Stanton is rounding into a complete player who is making an impact with his bat, arm and glove. Thunderous home runs, of course, are his trademark.
Stanton paces the National League in home runs (17) and RBIs (53). He's also hitting for average -- .301.
The Marlins, at 33-30, are one of the surprise teams in the league. They're battling it out with the Braves and the Nationals for first place in the NL East.
A major reason Miami is in contention is Stanton, who has a way of making everyone around him better.
"I didn't really see him the first two years, but the last two years that I've seen him, I mean, wow!" Miami manager Mike Redmond said. "What he's been able to do already, he's been scary. This guy is getting better in all facets of the game."
Stanton is Miami's obvious All-Star starter choice, but he isn't the only Miami player worthy of consideration. He is, though, the only position player on the club who ranks among the leaders at his position.
Casey McGehee may only have one home run, but his 37 RBIs are the most of any NL third baseman. He's also batting .301, but with runners in scoring position, his average is a whopping .424.
Stanton actually isn't the only Miami outfielder making a case to be in the Midsummer Classic. Center fielder Marcell Ozuna is hitting .271 with 11 homers and 39 RBIs.
Fans can cast their votes for starters at MLB.com and all 30 club sites -- online or on a mobile device -- using the 2014 All-Star Game MLB.com Ballot Sponsored by Experian until Thursday, July 3, at 11:59 p.m. ET. The 2014 All-Star Game will be played at Target Field on Tuesday, July 15.
Fans may submit up to 25 online ballots, but they can also earn a one-time bonus of 10 additional online ballots. To access these additional online ballots, you must be logged into your MLB.com account when you submit any online ballot. If you do not have an MLB.com account, register on the site in accordance with the enrollment instructions for a free MLB.com account.
Fans this year once again can participate in the Home Run Derby Fan Poll. Fans will have the opportunity to select three players in each league who they would most like to see participate in the Home Run Derby. The 2014 Home Run Derby will be broadcast live on ESPN, ESPN HD, ESPN Deportes and ESPN Radio in the United States beginning at 8 p.m. ET on Monday, July 14.
The 2014 American League and National League All-Star teams will be unveiled on the 2014 MLB All-Star Game Selection Show during the weekend of July 5-6, with further details to follow on MLB.com. Immediately following the announcement of the AL and NL All-Star rosters, fans can begin voting to select the final player for each league's 34-man roster via the 2014 All-Star Game MLB.com Final Vote Sponsored by Experian. Fans will cast their votes from a list of five players from each league over the balloting period.
And the voting doesn't end there. The final phase of All-Star Game voting will again have fans participating in the voting for the Ted Williams All-Star Game Most Valuable Player Award presented by Chevrolet. During the Midsummer Classic, fans will vote exclusively online at MLB.com via the 2014 All-Star Game MLB.com MVP Vote Sponsored by Pepsi, and their voice will represent 20 percent of the overall vote that determines the recipient of the Arch Ward Trophy.
MLB.com will provide extensive online coverage of the All-Star Week festivities.
The 85th All-Star Game will be televised nationally by FOX, in Canada by Rogers Sportsnet and RDS, and worldwide by partners in more than 200 countries via MLB International's independent feed. ESPN Radio and ESPN Radio Deportes will provide national radio coverage of the All-Star Game. MLB Network and SiriusXM will also provide comprehensive All-Star Week coverage. For more information, please visit allstargame.com.
Joe Frisaro is a reporter for MLB.com. He writes a blog, called The Fish Pond. Follow him on Twitter @JoeFrisaro.


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The new Iron Man 3 trailer reveals much more of the storyline behind Tony Stark's latest adventure - much of which we've already dug up in our posts on the Iron Man 3 armor guide and Iron Legion poster breakdown.
Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) is in a bit of a funk following his near-death experience in space at the climax of The Avengers - and despite new technologies that let him control his armor remotely by command, he's still not ready for the assault by The Mandarin (Ben Kingsley), a nefarious terrorist leader whose Machevellian schemes trace back to Tony's initial near-death ordeal, as seen in Iron Man.
As viewed above, there is a going to be some major action in this threequel film - and seemingly a much better (and epic) story arc than we got in the lukewarm Iron Man 2. For fans who were not that impressed by the Iron Man 3 teaser trailer: the sight of Tony and Rhodey (Don Cheadle) summoning that Iron Man army - including the unofficial Hulk Buster design(!) - is probably going to be a better motivator to get you in the theater seats, no?
UPDATE: Check out the Chinese trailer below (via Comic Book Movie), which briefly highlights the roles played by Chinese actors Wang Xueqi and Fan Bingbing:
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Iron Man 3 is directed by Shane Black based off of his and Drew Pearce's screenplay, and stars Robert Downey Jr., Ben Kingsley, Don Cheadle, Gwyneth Paltrow, Guy Pearce, Jon Favreau, Rebecca Hall, William Sadler, James Badge Dale and the voice of Paul Bettany.
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Iron Man 3 releases May 3, 2013, Thor: The Dark World on November 8, 2013, Captain America: The Winter Soldier on April 4, 2014, Guardians of the Galaxy on August 1, 2014, The Avengers 2 on May 1, 2015 and Ant-Man on November 6, 2015.
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Edmee Gervais,Sunday, January 10th 2016, 12:10:18 PM. Back in the Victorian age, bold patterns were all the rage (in the bedroom and everywhere else in the home). If you're craving a more dramatic aesthetic, look for bold wallpapers as either an accent wall or an all–around covering. Find a duvet cover that has patterns in the similar colors to complement the look. When using bold patterns, go with vivid colors like bright reds, yellows, blues or oranges; this helps make the patterns pop and gives your bedroom a distinctive look and feel.
Edmee Gervais,Wednesday, January 06th 2016, 14:32:11 PM. Bedrooms are a retreat from the world that should be a place where you can feel at ease after a long day. Outfitting your room in soothing colors is a good way to help your bedroom become a tranquil sleeping space. Start by focusing on high impact areas, like the walls and floor space. Using calming greens, beiges or misty blues works well in areas like these because they create a peaceful, serene feeling that will help you feel more relaxed. Keep your bedding colors simple and avoid any bright colors or patterns that might hamper your sleep. Instead, add in tactile luxuries, like fur throws or sumptuous woolen blankets to add texture to the room.
Edmee Gervais,Sunday, January 03rd 2016, 14:23:37 PM. To achieve this look, paint your upper cabinets a different color than your lower cabinets. While there are millions of color combinations, some of the more popular include black on bottom and white on top, or bold colors on bottom and neutral on top. You could also contrast colors between wall cabinets and island cabinets. Energize your kitchen by painting your cabinets a bright color, such as emerald, cobalt or golden yellow. Be conscious of how it will coordinate with the wall color and fixtures in your kitchen, as well as the rest of your home. With vibrant cabinets, you'll want to stick to light and neutral wall colors to keep your space from becoming too dark or busy.
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Judge stays execution of young girl's killer
A federal district judge on Monday blocked the execution of Jonathan Green, two days before he was set to die for the 2000 murder of a 12-year-old Montgomery County girl.
U.S. District Judge Nancy Atlas ruled that a state mental competency hearing violated due process standards and that the judge who conducted it applied incorrect standards for determining competency for execution.
"The inadequacies of the state court's process and the resulting constitutional violations require this court to stay Green's execution," Atlas said in her 17-page order.
Green, 44, received a last-minute execution stay two years ago so that his mental state could be explored. In a hearing last year, mental health experts for Green and the state offered differing opinions on his mental competence. State District Judge Lisa Michalk ruled that Green was competent for purposes of execution.
Based on Michalk's finding, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals lifted its 2010 stay, and Green again was given an execution date.
Green's lawyers argued the hearing before Michalk was held so quickly after it was granted - two days later - that medical personnel from the Texas Department of Criminal Justice who had treated Green were not available to testify.
They asked for a delay so those workers could be brought to court. The judge denied the request, which Atlas found unreasonable.
"Considering the heavy reliance the state court's opinion places on its credibility determinations of the two experts and the notable absence of any reference to the TDCJ medical records in the state court findings, the state court's denial to Green of the opportunity to present the TDCJ witnesses casts serious doubt on the fundamental fairness of the competency proceeding," she wrote.
Atlas said her order deals only with the fairness of the process.
"Because the state court unreasonably applied Supreme Court precedent and failed to provide due process, a stay of execution is necessary," Atlas' order stated. "The court here is concerned only with the question whether Green is entitled to a stay of execution and not with the ultimate question of whether he is incompetent to be executed."
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Mental illness is not necessarily a bar to execution. But the law requires that a condemned person have a rational understanding of the reason for being put to death.
In 2007, the U.S. Supreme Court decided that understanding the literal connection between an execution and a conviction is not enough. Delusional defendants, the court reasoned, might recognize that connection but have a distorted view of the crime or why they were convicted.
Green was convicted in the death of Christina LeAnn Neal, who disappeared while walking home in the rural community of Dobbin on June 21, 2000. A onetime star running back for Montgomery High School, Green was accused of grabbing the girl after she left a friend's house about 100 yards from his home.
Authorities looking into the disappearance learned that Green had burned a pile of trash on his property after the girl's abduction. When investigators began to probe the area around the burned trash, Green ordered them off his property.
They returned shortly with a search warrant, saw a freshly dug hole near the old trash pile and began a thorough search of the premises. Neal's body was found in a gray blanket stuffed into a laundry bag behind a chair in his home.


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It seems every week I blog about emerging technology involving government and military robots, with each synthetic creature slightly more impressive than the last. At this rate, I'll be announcing the birth of Cylons by the end of the year.
We began with the AlphaDog, which may one day help store the gear of Marines on the go. It's good at charging through brush and following soldiers as they march, and it can even stand up if someone knocks it down.
Then we had the SHARC swimming robot, which can stay out on its own, monitoring the world's oceans for years at a time without the need to refuel or re-equip itself.
Now, we have an existing government robot, the 510 PackBot, which is manufactured for bomb disposal and scouting duties by the iRobot company, learning to think for itself. OK, so the PackBot, which has been used frequently in Afghanistan, isn't exactly a genius yet, but it can perform tasks on its own, which allows human operators to keep their heads down a safe distance away.
Previously, if a PackBot on bomb disposal duty lost contact with its operator, it would stop. If contact could not be reestablished, the human operator would have to track down the missing robot, exposing him to potential danger. But now, the PackBots will retrace their steps if contact is lost, moving all the way back to their point of origin, or as far as needed to reestablish a connection.
Other intelligence features include the ability to right itself if it flips over, hold a true course despite broken terrain and display its whereabouts using GPS mapping software. The new features are part of an add-on package that comes on a 640G Amrel rugged solid state drive that is mounted under the robot.
This may seem like a small step, but robots need to learn to walk on their own before they can run. Eventually, and probably not too far in the future, military robots could be deployed to dispose of bombs or guard patrols on their own. It just takes programming to help them interpret and deal with various stimuli.
Then we arm them to the teeth. After all, what could go wrong?
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Founded by interior designer Mary Philpotts McGrath, Place carries contemporary and vintage koa-wood bowls and dishes, quilts, paintings, glassware, chairs, lamps and jewelry. Check back often; Place rotates exhibits and product lines frequently. 40 S. School St., Suite 100, 275-3075.
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Ito Florist is a one-stop shop for floral needs. "We have cut flowers, we do deliveries, weddings, funerals, a little of everything," says owner Kathleen Yoshinaga. The florist shop, which has been in business since 1934, moved to its current location two years ago and carries a variety of local tropical flowers, as well as those from the Mainland. 40 S. School St., Suite 120, 533-2348.
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Huckleberry Farms
For more than 25 years, Huckleberry Farms has been providing customers with all-natural and organic foods. The grocery store carries non-dairy milk and yogurt options; bulk nut; local fruits and veggies; and even has DIY peanut buttre and honey machines. "We're also the only health food store that I know of that carries free-range meat," says store manager Jared Mori. The store is open seven days a week; head a few stores down to Huckleberry Farms Health and Beauty Supply for makeup and supplements. 1613 Nuuanu Ave., 524-7960.
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This midtown street was originally named School Lane in 1850, leading to the Royal School (now the Royal Elementary School on Queen Emma Street). Today there are two schools—Kapalama Elementary School and St. Theresa Catholic School—on the street.


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I am really happy with how the wood siding turned out, and I love the stain. I went to great lengths to find that stain color, and even worked my way onto several construction sites before I finally tracked it down. It was worth the extra effort though, and turns out it was one of the colors we thought we hated when we were going through small color swatches.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. – September 26, 2011 – The Office of Governor Mary Fallin today announced the launch of a redesigned governor's Web site at www.governor.ok.gov. The new site features a template layout that is brand new to Oklahoma statewide elected officials and features panoramic banner graphics, photo and multimedia galleries, and social media connectivity.
"Internet and Web technologies are great tools that allow citizens to interact and communicate directly with their elected officials," Fallin said. "Our new site is easy-to-navigate and will keep Oklahomans up to date on information from the governor's office while allowing them to communicate with my office directly."
The Web site has a more modern feel, as well as a more functional and navigable layout. Visitors can stay current with Governor Fallin and the governor's office, whether it's following her Twitter feed or finding service opportunities within her administration.
"Governor Fallin and her staff challenged us to design and develop a new brand for her office," said Mark Mitchell, OK.gov General Manager. "The site will continue to grow and see continual aesthetic and functionality improvements. It will definitely not be a static site."
The new site is built through OK.gov's Go Gov! Web Management Suite and located at www.governor.ok.gov, allows the governor's staff to easily build and maintain a Web site without the knowledge of programming languages.
The system utilizes a new freshly designed template, which provides a common look for all Oklahoma's state and local Web sites, which in turn gives Web site visitors a sense of security in that they are visiting an official Oklahoma government Web site. The Web site and services are a product of a partnership between the governor's office and OK.gov, Oklahoma's Official Website managed by the eGovernment firm, NIC Inc.
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Published by Harper Collins — like The Sun, owned by Rupert Murdoch — the book is scattered with photos by Arthur Edwards, the paper's long-serving royal photographer.
Several books on the royal romance are in the works ahead of the April 29 royal wedding at Westminster Abbey.
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They include one by celebrity journalist Andrew Morton, whose 1992 book "Diana: Her True Story" rocked the royal family and punctured the image of Princess Diana's fairy-tale romance with Prince Charles.
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Katy Perry Confirms John Mayer Split [Audio]
Katy Perry has finally and officially confirmed what the world knows and is painfully obvious — that she and BF John Mayer have split.
We already knew this, based on the rumors, hints, innuendo and some comments that Perry has made and the fact that they have not been seen together for months!
Earlier today (April 25), the 'Dark Horse' singer phoned in to Power 105.1's The Breakfast Club — you can listen to the audio below — and they put her on the spot, flat out asking if she is single.
Perry hesitated for a nanosecond at first and then admitted, "Uh, yes I am, hello. I'm really deep on Tinder so I don't have a whole lot of time."
Hear that, Tinderers?! Find her and chat her up.
Rumors of the split circulated in February. While in Australia in March, Perry called her fans her "boyfriends" and then when she appeared on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!,' she joked that at least her fan had a BF!
Sources said that Perry and Mayer split over her cray cray tour sched, which has her booked from May through November. Work comes first for KP. A source said that "Katy is focused on her tour right now. She is not allowing anything to distract her from it."
Additionally, a Perry source said that she knew something was off between her and Mayer, who were on-off since 2012. That insider said she had doubts, but she ignored them. When the relationship did end, she breathed a sigh of relief."
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Thousands of excited gamers waited in lines stretching around the Anaheim Convention Center, eager to see the future of World of Warcraft and StarCraft: Ghost at BlizzCon. Many of them wore hand-made costumes, and the atmosphere was keyed up as they anticipated the opening of the convention center doors.
Blizzard president Mike Morhaime kicked off the show with a welcoming speech about Blizzard's history and growth as a game studio over the years. He also touched on a few of the features in StarCraft: Ghost that attendees would be able to see for the first time at BlizzCon-namely the addition of Zerg as a playable multiplayer race and the fact that multiplayer games can now feature up to 16 players. The welcoming speech was followed by lead producer Shane Dabiri's official announcement of the World of Warcraft expansion. As part of Shane's announcement, BlizzCon attendees watched a trailer showcasing the new playable Blood Elf race that would make its appearance later in World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade.
People came from near and far to view the expansion, to see the latest version of StarCraft: Ghost, and to meet the other gamers attending the show. Many were also speaking about the BlizzCon Invitational tournaments, and the seats in front of the stage where the Warcraft III and StarCraft tournament games were taking place were often packed. Pro-gamers from all over the world had traveled to BlizzCon to participate in the Invitational.
Other popular events at BlizzCon were the Battle.net tournaments and the art gallery, where a steady stream of attendees checked out artwork from Blizzard's art department as well as fan art created by other gamers. Attendees also enjoyed the Battlegrounds Tournaments, both watching and participating in them. Many also attempted to climb to the top of Blackrock Spire-the aptly named rock-climbing wall at BlizzCon. Later, many people participated in Q&A panels or just hung out on the show floor, saving up their strength for the night's cocktail-and-contest mixer with the development team.
With the second day of BlizzCon taking place on a Saturday, the crowd was even bigger than it was the day before. Whereas the day before attendees had spent some time getting the lay of the land, on Saturday many of them headed straight to the areas they were eager to visit.
One of the big highlights for many attendees was the opportunity to check out some of the Q&A panels they might have missed the day before. In these sessions, players listened as the developers discussed different aspects of our games, including the history and philosophy behind Blizzard's art design and cinematics, as well as specifics on StarCraft: Ghost's multiplayer elements and World of Warcraft's classes, items, quests, battlegrounds, raids, and more. After each presentation, there was an opportunity for panel attendees to ask questions.
In the Art Design panel, members of World of Warcraft's creative development team and StarCraft: Ghost artists presented concept and 3D art to the panel attendees, taking time to explain how the pieces were created and fine-tuned to fit the themes of the Warcraft and StarCraft universes. The World of Warcraft Character Class panel was especially packed, as many of the visitors to BlizzCon had been extremely passionate about the issues related to the classes they play in the game. Blizzard developers Tom Chilton and Rob Pardo explained how each class came to be, describing the natural progression from Warcraft III to World of Warcraft. In their forty-five minute presentation, the two also expounded on the intended purpose of each class and the future of the classes as planned for future patches and for The Burning Crusade.
The jousting booth drew a steady crowd, offering players a chance to challenge their friends to a little real-life PvP action. With foam lances in hand, the jousters did their best not to lose their balance while trying to knock each other off of a three-foot-wide square platform. Near the Blackrock Spire rock-climbing wall, a handful of onlookers gathered to watch a few games of doubles Ping-Pong, played on one of the three Ping-Pong tables brought in for BlizzCon (fun fact: a fast-paced match of Ping-Pong is a favorite stress-reliever at Blizzard's Irvine headquarters).
The sponsors' area was crowded, with hundreds of attendees stopping in throughout the show to check out the NVIDIA, Intel, Games for Windows, Upper Deck, and other booths and to pick up rubber bouncing balls with blue lights inside of them, which proved to be pretty popular souvenirs. Nearby, caricature and tatoo artists kept busy, as attendees had their portraits drawn or got temporary tattoos to prove their allegiance to their favorite World of Warcraft race. Those not participating in these events were taking a chance to rest up for the night's concert presentation, which was set to start at 6:00 PM. The concert featured Level 60 Elite Tauren Chieftain in their first appearance outside of Kalimdor, as well as comedian Christian Finnegan, and none other than the world famous rock band, The Offspring!


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Welcome back for a fresh batch of literary news, featuring the most exciting developments from Slovakia, Brazil, and Egypt.
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Hot on the heels of the prolonged Night of Literature, held from 16 to 18 May in sixteen towns and cities across Slovakia, the fifth annual independent book festival, BRaK, took place between 17 and 20 May in the capital, Bratislava. In keeping with the festival's traditional focus on the visual side of books, the programme included bookbinding, typesetting and comic writing workshops, activities for children, and exhibitions of works by veteran Czech illustrator, poster and animation artist Jiří Šalamoun, as well as French illustrators Laurent Moreau and Anne-Margot Ramstein. The last two also held illustration masterclasses, while the German Reinhard Kleist launched the Slovak translation of his graphic novel Nick Cave: Mercy on Me, accompanied by a local band.


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Megan Fox was in London last week for the Premiere of "Transformers 2" and, as is her custom, drew a large crowd of snap-happy photogs and tongue-wagging fanboys. But one fan in particular walked away a little sadder than the rest.
During a mad dash down the red carpet, a paparazzo, a rose-bearing teen and the sex goddess aligned to create a tableau poignantly depicting the unrequited love known to millions. As Fox was being whisked away by security, a young boy lunged forth, desperate for her attention, holding out a white rose. But in a picture that soon became a sensation, an oblivious Fox seems oblivious.
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and perhaps surprisingly, he doesn't hate what he sees.
The noted New Urbanist planner, hired by the city in 2000 to revamp the building code and make it more pedestrian-friendly, took a motor tour Tuesday afternoon in advance of a dinner speech to the Downtown Sarasota Alliance.
He said, "You are coasting quite nicely" on the path to becoming a grown-up city, 14 years after his master plan was completed.
But it is time for Sarasota to ditch the shorts and stop acting like a fifth-grader, he said.
"At a certain point," Duany said between bites of a late lunch at the Main Bar, "a grown-up looks like an idiot when they are wearing short pants.
"Urbanistically, you have the equivalent," added Duany, who has a reputation for candor and prickly comments. "You have people who are sophisticated, who have traveled, and yet the place is a grown-up that is pretending to a child. Edgy cities are like teenagers. This is not an edgy city. This is a grown-up place that wants to be in fifth grade."
Duany loves the addition of the Whole Foods market next to the bus station, something recommended by his Downtown Master Plan 2020. He said he also would like to see a Target within walking distance.
He likes the roundabouts, although he thinks they are extravagantly landscaped -- something that was done to direct pedestrians to the safety of the designated crosswalks.
Coming from Coral Gables, the epicenter of the 1920s Florida land boom, he is fascinated with Sarasota's development history, particularly the John Ringling story.
But he is also alarmed by the current real estate landscape.
"You can see why people think this might be a village, and not just a city," said Duany, considered the father of a New Urbanist movement that promotes density, well-proportioned and often traditional architecture, and walkable infrastructure.
"There are a lot of one- and two-story, down-homey, not-very-ambitious, low-cost, first-generation buildings. Charming."
Seeing the 18-story Plaza at Five Points condo tower, he added: "But this city missed the middle generation. It leapt from a one- and two-story downtown to a 20-story downtown, without the normal five to eight. During the (2000) charrette we noticed that, and thought it was a very ungraceful situation."
He wondered why there were so many empty lots downtown when land is so expensive.
"Normally things are filled up, unless you are a poor city. If you are a poor city, you have the Detroit phenomenon, we understand that. But this is a very valuable place, you can tell by the cars. And yet there is empty real estate all over the place. I guess you are used to it, but it is an odd look."
Duany hates the Selby Library -- "what were they thinking?" -- and loves the Herald-Tribune building and other modern landmarks.
He thinks the old Sarasota High brick building, flush on busy U.S. 41, is an odd choice for an art museum.
"Buying culture, which you seem to be doing excessively, is not buying the tuxedo you think you are buying. You have a kind of 'I will buy culture and then I will grown up' mentality. And that doesn't do it. You grow up when you have a real urban fabric that is sophisticated.
"I hate to lose the sand-in-your-toes thing, but St. Armands will fill that. Downtown needs to be different."
While admiring Sarasota's 1920s Mediterranean architecture, he thinks the contemporary Med Rev iterations are "terrible" and the city doesn't deserve them.
"The very tall buildings seem anomalous," Duany said. "They are the ones that don't seem to fit in. And certainly, virtually all of them are totally devoid of charm."
Today's Duany, like his 2000 counterpart, does not see evidence of Sarasota's reputation as a contentious place for discussions of urban planning and architecture.
"It is an abiding mystery, the stories I hear about governmental dysfunction. I meet the people and they seem very reasonable," he said. "But you hear stories of the general dissatisfaction. I don't think it is horrible at all, just normal. Sarasota is a normal place that thinks of itself as extremely contentious.
"I often see it in communities because there is an unhappiness with growth. That is a constant. And that comes from the United States having done a bad job for so long that people would rather have nothing than growth. When growth happens, there is a knee-jerk response that is categorical: 'Whatever we have now is better than where we will be.'"
What there is not enough of, here and elsewhere, Duany said, is youth.
In a recent speech to the National Association of Real Estate Editors in Atlanta, Duany said a new emphasis of New Urbanists will be the development and promotion of "pink codes" that will cut red tape and make it easier for the young creative class to build a new America.
He has seen few young people in attendance at his meetings here.
"That is a very bad sign," he said. "In a normal society, there is an almost perfect distribution of age. In Florida, with the tax regimen, and the weather, which is more important as you get older, you are getting a cohort -- old people, and not a smooth transition on down. That distorts the service class.
"A city is like an ecology. You have to have enough nuts and berries and squirrels and birds and bees, or the wheels come off. This is not a normal habitat."
Cohorts -- a large chunk of the population being in the same age group -- "end badly. You get a reputation for being a place for old people."
Duany is bemused by the notion that he is paid to advise people, and then has to convince them to follow his advice. But as a planner who thinks 30 years down the line, he is not too worried about Sarasota not following his plan to the letter.
"I know how it ends," he said. "It is not too bad. I know you are not worried because you are not yet ready to do what it takes -- you are coasting really nicely, actually. I do think I am getting a lot of credit for things that happened as a result of other people's initiatives."
Duany was at a luncheon Tuesday where the discussion centered on the "religious obsession" with getting water into the bay as cleanly as possible. "This is trumping other concerns."
Having to control rainwater on small lots with retention ponds is a big problem, he said, because it restricts development.
It is less of a problem in suburban subdivisions where ponds can be built.
But Duany feels new codes need to put walkability and preventing carbon emissions ahead of water concerns.
Sarasota County's "2050" development plan, he contends, "is not worth administering. It is yielding suburban sprawl," Duany said. "It is about the fundamental human right not to starve to if you don't have a car. Half of America does not have a car -- they're too old, too young or too poor.
"Being told 'get a ride' is a real void in a sense of fairness."
A master planner hails growth, but asks, 'Where's the maturity?'
and perhaps surprisingly, he doesn't hate what he sees.


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An impressive group of economists — one that included numerous MIT alumni, including a number of winners of the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences — assembled at MIT Thursday for an economics and finance symposium that is part of MIT's 150th anniversary celebration. The economists provided lots of interesting insights into the state of the economy and the discipline of economics. Here are just four of those many insights, in brief:
- On the effect of the economy's woes on jobs in small businesses: MIT Professor Peter Diamond noted that a great deal of employment is with small businesses. And, he explained, the financial issues facing banks and households affect the financing of small businesses more than large corporations, since a lot of small businesses depend on banks and household wealth for financing. The result? "Employment growth by small business -- relative to employment growth by large business -- is way down," he said.
- On causes of the U.S.'s current economic challenges: In analyzing the current economic situation in the U.S., Stanford professor Robert Hall emphasized that a key cause of the current "long slump" was regulatory lapses, such as the U.S. Security and Exchange Commission's 2004 decision to remove capital requirements for investment banks. "It's entirely the result of a very substantial enforcement policy lapse, of allowing extremely highly leveraged financial institutions to have important roles in the economy without proper regulation," Hall argued.
- On Obama's stimulus package: Robert Gordon, a professor at Northwestern University, pointed out that the Obama stimulus did not increase the share of government spending in potential output, because the increase in spending by the federal government wasn't enough to offset the decline in state and local government spending that was also going on. State and local governments in the U.S., he said, have shed 200,000 jobs in the past year -- and they're just beginning. Paul Krugman of Princeton University, who joined the panel discussion from New York, agreed that the stimulus didn't amount to any significant increase in government spending.
- On the challenges of stimulus: Harvard Professor N. Gregory Mankiw observed that we don't know that much about how best to do discretionary fiscal policy. He said he personally is somewhat skeptical about infrastructure projects as a tool for achieving short-run stabilization. For one thing, it takes a very, very long time to put a serious-sized infrastructure project in place, Mankiw pointed out.
Want to learn more? You can view videos from Thursday's session. (Diamond and Hall were among the panelists in a morning panel on the evolution of macroeconomics, while Gordon, Krugman and Mankiw were among the panelists on an afternoon panel on macroeconomic policy.)
The economics and finance symposium continued Friday, with a focus on finance and a group of speakers that included renowned financial experts such as Robert Merton and Myron Scholes. You can also view videos of Friday's sessions, including a keynote address by MIT Sloan's Merton, in which he proposed a new approach to retirement savings.


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About USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center
USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center is a leader in the quest to make cancer a disease of the past. Our mission is to treat and prevent cancer by advancing and integrating education, research and personalized patient care.
As one of the eight original National Cancer Institute (NCI)–designated comprehensive cancer centers in the United States, USC Norris is one of the nation's preeminent academic medical institutions and one of California's top cancer centers. We have been revolutionizing cancer research for more than 40 years with innovative surgical techniques and novel cancer treatments. Our nationally and internationally renowned physicians represent extensive areas of expertise, giving us the ability to provide truly customized care for our patients.
The Adolescent and Young Adult Program (AYA@USC) is a collaboration between USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center and USC Norris Cancer Hospital, Children's Hospital Los Angeles and Los Angeles County + USC Medical Center. The multidisciplinary program addresses the psychological and sociological challenges faced by young patients as part of their comprehensive care.
Blood Diseases Center
The Blood Diseases Center at USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center is dedicated to advancing the treatment and study of blood cancers and other blood disorders.
The Blood Diseases Center at USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center has been at the forefront of research and treatment in disorders of the blood. The USC Bone Marrow Transplant Program boasts the highest one-year survival rate in California for adult allogeneic transplants, according to the 2018 Center for International Blood and Marrow Transplant Research Report.
When you become a patient, our goal is to work hand-in-hand with you to ensure you are a full partner in your care. As an integrated university-based medical center program, we combine the skills of our expert researchers and renowned clinicians to give you a unique multidisciplinary approach to care. You receive medical, surgical and radiation services from a coordinated team who design a treatment plan personalized for you. Because much of this is centralized, your entire course of therapy can occur under one roof.
Breast Cancer
The Harold E. and Henrietta C. Lee Norris Breast Center provides a truly comprehensive, multidisciplinary, real-time, personalized approach to treating breast cancer.
Every person with breast cancer deserves the best care possible. Our multidisciplinary approach combines science with clinical care to deliver the most advanced diagnostic and treatment technologies and state-of-the-art imaging equipment. Our expert, caring physicians and researchers work side-by-side with you to develop a personalized plan for your care, including integrating innovative clinical trials and their results to save lives.
Cancer Genetics
Cancer Genetics at USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center is paving the way for early detection and preventive strategies in cancer.
Approximately 5% to 10% of cancers develop out of hereditary risk; our comprehensive genetic multidisciplinary team can identify those risks for you. We use leading technology to evaluate cancer risk and provide screening, prevention and treatment as necessary. Early detection is key, which is why our advanced care gives you and your family members the best approach to preventing and fighting cancer.
Colorectal Cancer
Our physicians in the Colorectal Cancer Program at USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center are working together to provide an advanced, multidisciplinary approach to the treatment of colorectal cancer.
We understand that each patient's situation is different. Our integrated, internationally recognized team collaborates to diagnose, assess and treat colorectal disease, creating a personalized care plan that will fit your very specific needs. Your team may be composed of specialists representing a broad spectrum of care, including colorectal surgery, radiation oncology, medical oncology, gastroenterology, enterostomal therapy, urology, liver surgery, lung surgery, genetics, nutrition and nursing.
Gynecologic Cancer
The Gynecologic Oncology Center at Keck Medicine of USC provides some of the most comprehensive, expert care in the treatment of gynecologic cancers and other benign gynecological conditions.
With a patient-oriented and family-centered approach, we bring together medical, surgical and radiation cancer specialists to treat some of the most rare and diverse conditions. We understand the delicate balance between treatment and quality of life and provide a caring team of support staff to help you and your family manage the stress that comes with a gynecologic cancer diagnosis. We don't treat just the physical condition, we treat the whole person.
You will receive personal, supportive care from a multidisciplinary team of medical, surgical and radiation cancer specialists who provide comprehensive services from diagnosis to after care and support. We are experts at treating all types of gynecologic cancers, including rare and complex cases.
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The Head and Neck Cancer program is staffed by nationally recognized experts who are dedicated to the innovative treatment of head and neck cancer.
Our goal is to empower patients with information you can understand to help you make decisions about your own health care. We understand the dramatic impact these cancers can have in people's lives, so we take a multidisciplinary approach, providing you with a team of medical, surgical and radiation cancer specialists who deliver comprehensive services from diagnosis to after care and support. Through innovative research and expert care, we customize your treatment plan to fight cancer while maintaining the highest quality of life.
Through specialized patient care, medical education and scientific research, we bring cutting-edge technology, such as complex surgical resections and reconstructions using robotics and computer guidance, to offer patients the most advanced and minimally invasive treatments available.
Lung Cancer
The Lung Cancer Program at Keck Medicine of USC provides a comprehensive, multidisciplinary, real-time, personalized approach to treating lung cancer.
Our specialists represent a broad spectrum of services, including thoracic surgery, medical oncology, radiation oncology and pulmonology. We bring together vast, expert knowledge for a more holistic approach to care. Offering some of the most advanced technology in diagnosis, prevention and treatment, our care approach is tailored to your unique, individual needs.
As an early adopter of technology, we offer leading-edge and not widely available treatments, including endobronchial ultrasound (EBUS) for incision-free biopsy of lymph nodes, electromagnetic navigational bronchoscopy to enhance accuracy of biopsy and robotic surgery.
We offer comprehensive services from affordable screening to surgery and after care.
The USC Neuro-Oncology Program at Keck Medicine of USC provides a comprehensive, multidisciplinary, personalized approach to caring for patients with brain tumors.
Our goal is to work with you to ensure you are a full partner in your care. You'll receive care from a multidisciplinary team of medical, surgical and radiation oncology specialists who provide comprehensive services, from diagnosis to treatment to after care and support. Our neuro-oncologists, radiation oncologists and neurosurgeons are some of most respected clinicians in the world and offer a broad range of treatment options.
Radiation Oncology
Radiation Oncology at USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center offers a full-service radiation therapy program that, in collaboration with each of our programs, provides specialized treatment for cancers affecting the entire body.
Our goal is to ensure that your treatment provides you with the specialized care that integrates leading research and innovative radiation technologies to help change the course of your disease. We embrace patient involvement and are committed to patient education that helps you understand our approach and the various technologies we use. We work with you to select the most appropriate treatment.
Our expert radiologists are not only equipped with a high level of expertise but also are devoted to specific types of cancer, increasing their commitment to finding the best treatments for your specific need.
At Keck Medicine of USC, our multidisciplinary sarcoma team provides some of the most comprehensive, expert care in the treatment of bone and soft tissue sarcomas in adults as well as adolescents and young adults.
Sarcoma is a diverse and relatively rare group of malignant tumors that develop in soft tissue and bone in virtually any part of the body. To combat sarcoma, a multidisciplinary medical, surgical and radiation oncology team brings together extensive clinical and research expertise, clinical trials, new surgical options and advanced radiation technologies to develop care plans that are right for each individual. Despite the rarity of these tumors, our program is active, high-volume and staffed by a highly experienced team that offers a wide variety of options in the treatment of these conditions. You receive a coordinated, comprehensive treatment plan from specialists dedicated to and specializing in complex sarcomas.
Skin Cancer
Skin cancer specialists at Keck Medicine of USC take a comprehensive, coordinated approach to the treatment and study of skin cancer, from the smallest, thinnest melanoma to more advanced-stage dermatologic conditions.
The skin cancer program at Keck Medicine of USC is dedicated to the treatment of skin cancer and patient education. As a patient, you will become a full partner in your care while working with a multidisciplinary team that includes dermatologists, genetic oncologists, immunotherapists, medical oncologists, pathologists, radiation oncologists and surgeons who provide coordinated comprehensive services, from diagnosis to treatment to after care and support. Our approach means that our cancer specialists are available in one location bringing their combined expertise to your individual plan of care.
Combining expert care, medical education and scientific research, we offer integrated treatments that keep your health, well-being and quality of life as top priorities. Because every patient is unique, we involve you every step of the way to provide a personalized care plan that best suits your needs.
Urologic Cancers
The Urologic Cancer Center at Keck Medicine of USC is recognized as an international leader in in the treatment of prostate, testicular, bladder and other urologic cancers.
The urologic oncology team is dedicated to the diagnosis, treatment and ultimate cure of urologic cancers. We are a recognized center of excellence for the surgical treatment of urologic cancer with one of the region's most experienced urologic surgery teams. We diagnose and treat some of the most challenging and complex cancers, treating people from all around the world. We also are among the nation's leaders in urologic cancer research, giving us the distinct ability to provide the most advanced technologies and treatments.
Our renowned specialists treat prostate cancer, testicular cancer, bladder cancer, kidney cancer (renal cell cancer) and other urologic cancers.
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Patient and Family Support
USC Norris offers many different programs and services to help patients and families at all stages of cancer treatment — before, during and after. Spiritual care, support groups and complementary therapies are just a few of the patient and family support offerings available.
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USC Norris is committed to providing patients with the most comprehensive and personalized cancer prevention and treatment options available — from genetic counseling and advanced diagnostic technologies, to precision medicine and robotic surgery.
USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center has been at the forefront of cancer research for more than 40 years.
Our research breakthroughs have led to a greater understanding of the underlying causes of cancer and new methods of prevention, detection and treatment.
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I spent the week of May 9--13 at the KB in The Hague, the Netherlands for the 2011 IIPC General Assembly. Joining me there was Rob Sanderson of LANL. Rob had attended the 2010 GA in Singapore, but this was my first IIPC and I learned a great deal.
The first day was open to the public in a special session entitled "Out of the Box: Building and Using Web Archive Collections", of which I missed most because I was taking a nap after arriving the morning of May 9. Fortunately, Inge Angevaare prepared a comprehensive summary of the first day. I believe presentations and a video of highlights from the first day will be available from the IIPC site shortly.
The next three days were spent in the IIPC plenary and working groups. Rob gave a high-level Memento status report on Tuesday, and Rob and I gave a more detailed tutorial later in the day:
Wednesday and Thursday were largely spent meeting with the Access Working Group discussing a pilot project that would, using Memento, allow harvesting and re-exposing of web page metadata from various IIPC member national libraries to the public. The goal is to have a large-scale, working demo of using Memento to aggregate the metadata about IIPC members' archives for the 2012 GA (to be held in Washington DC).
One of the things I learned at the IIPC is that many national libraries are archiving their national top-level domains (e.g., BNF archiving *.fr web sites), but rather restrictive intellectual property laws prevent the libraries from opening their archives off-site (in other words, you have to travel to the BNF to view their *.fr archives). I suppose I had been spoiled by the relatively unencumbered approach afforded to the Internet Archive. Of course, we'd like to see these archives completely opened in the future, but the ability to advertise their contents in a machine-readable manner is a good first step.
Friday was an excellent hands-on tutorial led by Brad, Aaron, and Vinay from the Internet Archive (bios) about processing WARC, CDX, and WAT files using Hadoop and Pig. Vinay provided a page that gathers all the appropriate links into one place (the data files were distributed via thumb drive).
Rob left on Saturday morning, passing Herbert on the train as he arrived Saturday for his 2 month visit to DANS. Herbert and I spent the day catching up while touring The Hague and Delft.
Inge also blogged about the closing of the conference ("Memento Sparks Optimism at Closing of IIPC 2011"), and the Twitter hashtag was "#iipc". I'll update this entry when additional information from IIPC is posted.
Friday, May 20, 2011
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