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Ushahidi Raising Kickstarter Funding for Rugged Hotspot BRCK
Ushahidi, the non-profit tech company best known for disaster mapping, is branching out into hardware.
The Nairobi-based organization just launched a Kickstarter campaign today for the BRCK, described as "a backup generator for the Internet."
Ushahidi Executive Director Juliana Rotich had dropped the news of the device at our D: Dive Into Mobile conference a couple weeks ago.
You can think of BRCK as sort of a hardier MiFi device. It's built to automatically adapt to the changing availability of power and wireless signal by switching between AC power and an eight-hour battery, as well as Ethernet, Wi-Fi and mobile (via a SIM card). According to Ushahidi, the BRCK will support up to 20 devices within a generous signal area, with on-device software to help with collecting and managing data.
The impetus for the device came from frustration with Ushahidi's own office connectivity, said Director of Software Philip Walton. "We envisioned the BRCK being plugged into our office network sitting silently until some aspect of our connectivity failed and then seamlessly failing over to its own connectivity and power ensuring that our resources stay productive." Their concept grew to include connectivity for people working in the field and sensors and robots associated with "Internet of Things" devices.
Still, people who are working at offices in Kenya or in the field in a disaster zone may not compose a large part of the Kickstarter demographic. To compensate for that mismatch, Ushahidi is offering all sorts of schwag for backers, with the device itself associated with Kickstarter donations of $150 or more and the overall campaign trying to hit a goal of $125,000 to start manufacturing.
And people may think of other uses for the BRCK. As Rotich told us at D: Dive Into Mobile, Ushahidi likes to say, "If it works in Africa, it will work anywhere."

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Alistair Campbell
Alastair Fucking Gordon Leftbridge Campbell is the creator of the worlds most consumed liquid product Campbells Soup he is also known for his involvement in politics as he is the Soup Secretary for the Labour Party.
Early Life[edit]
Alster Campbell came into being when he was drawn on a canvas by popular artist and actor Andy Warhol.(It is alleged that Yoko Ono engaged in a Soup conspiracy with Campbell, but this is yet to be confirmed). Since then he was confined to Warhols cupboard as an abomination until Warhols death, he was then released into the wild and fell into the hands of Master Chef Lloyd Grossman. Grossman trained Campbell in the ways of the Chef and Campbell soon achieved higher status as a cook in the kitchens of foul mouthed restaurant owner Gordon Ramsey. His career came to an abrupt end however, when Ramsey was brutally murdured by Princess Diana.
The Soup Cometh[edit]
Campbell once again fell into poverty and his life had seemed to have fallen to it's lowest ebb. Then one day he was trying to buy some soup with some change he had scrounged, but the soup was far too expensive and as Supercorperation Heinz were the only manufactures of soup there was no cheaper alternative. This gave Campbell his idea and he and his fellow hobos got together and built a soup factory. With help from Grossman, Campblell marketed his soup in his own name and it soon shot to success making Campbell rich and famous.
Political Life[edit]
Campbell soon tired of the edible life and began to aimlessly wander the country. It was then that he had a chance encounter with Labor top dog Tony Blair who said he liked the way he stood up to the Heinz corporation and wondered if he would like to do the same to the Torys. Campbell agreed and the two became close friends. Labor won the general election and a Brunswick Chalace. Since then, Alistair has spent his days irritating the working class by making promises, then forgetting about them. In 2002 many people reported seeing him have an orgasm in the street after realising he made everyone poor.
The "I'm a Celebrity" years[edit]
As Campbell's popularity began to decline he was forced (by his supervisor Tony Blair) to attend a media circus in the South Pacific. But with the prospect of having to eat maggots he ran into the jungle screaming, and wasn't seen for several years. Luckily he was rediscovered by the white man, having become feral. He became notorious for certain mushroom and cream recipes after this stage.
Disgrace and Resignation[edit]
In 2003 things went bad for Campbell as it had turned out that he had 'Souped up' a dossier about weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. He was ridiculed everywhere he went and so Tony Blair was forced to sack him in order to keep his dignity. Campbell now lives once again in poverty but vows to make a comeback with a new brand of Instant Soups with help from Captain Britain.


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The sale of land formerly owned by Vreba-Hoff Dairy brought in $4.2 million at an auction Sept. 20. The money will be used to partially pay off debts to creditors totaling $9.8 million.
Land in St. Joseph County commanded the highest price at nearly $6,700 an acre. Property in Lenawee County's Odgen Township sold for about $5,600 an acre.
Prices for land in Medina Township—located along U.S. 127 and Packard Road—ranged from $2,700 an acre to $3,500.
Prices were furnished by Amicus Management of Grand Rapids, Mich., the court appointed receiver, and published in the Adrian Daily Telegram.
The property was sold through foreclosure proceedings against Midwest AG Investments, a division of Vreba-Hoff Dairy Development.
More than 780 acres and two houses were sold at the auction.


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Update: just a quick not to give full props to the FIRST EVER VGM COMPOSER TO WIN A GRAMMY!
Long version: the main theme for Sid Meier's Civilization IV was called "Baba Yetu" and it was composed by a dude named Christopher Tin. Sure, Civ IV has been around for a while (after all, Civ 5 has been out for several months now!) but Tin recorded it for his album "Calling All Dawns" which qualified for this year's Grammy Awards. We're guessing that Tin isn't going to need to refinance car loan any time soon! So now you know how a piece of video game music won the "Best Instrumental Arrangement Accompanying Vocalists" award…and in a related note, the Grammy committee was nominated for "Most Obscure and Specific Award Category Titles", but they lost to the technical division of the Emmy Corps.
Thanks for stopping by my home for video game music of the past, present, and future.
Speaking of the future, I'm looking forward to hosting actual music files for the games that we discuss, but for the time being I have a very limited amount of space. So forgive me if I can only describe in necessarily limited words the musical smörgåsbord of these video games!
The evolution of technology can be the defining factor for a modern musical genre. For some, that represents a barrier that presents a combination of aesthetic and intellectual biases, as well as good ol' luddism. When a technology is experiencing 'growing pains', its achievements tend to be defined by its limitations; we're forced to regard something as 'good, considering what you have to work with' rather than something worthwhile in and of itself.
Nowhere is this more obvious than in the video game music of the 1970s and 1980s. Considering that the most advanced electronic musicians and manufacturers of the time were still struggling (and spending) to create music with state-of-the-art technology, it can hardly be a surprise that makers of consumer toys weren't making any real musical milestones.
On the other hand, the groundbreaking work of minimalist electronic composers in the previous decade (from Raymond Scott to Kraftwerk) prepared the way for an appreciation of music made out of zaps and beeps. Undoubtedly, this helped ease in the mainstream music of the Atari Age, an ever-increasing number of pop songs featuring stripped-down tunes played with drum machines and monophonic synthesizer melodies.
Against this background came the first Golden Age of video games, which captured the hands and eyes (if not often the ears) of a generation. And along the way, some surprisingly catchy little ditties crept out of the arcades and home console speakers and into our collective dreams… or something like that…


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Since Simba is back on the front page, why not step away from the Halloween stuff for a sec and make a lesson that will definitely have folks screaming for joy. I don't care how old The Lion King is, the characters never age which means they will forever stay popular and desired. Today I will be showing you "how to draw Scar easy", step by step. Scar was by far my all time favorite character from the movie so drawing him in an easy fashion was a joy to do. I made sure that drawing Scar easy was going to be doable for all artists of all skill levels. If you are a brand new artist, all you have to do is take your time as you tackle this tutorial. There is a ton of lessons on various Lion King characters so have fun with trying those out as well. Enjoy folks and be sure to comment and rate. Adios people!
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The Victorian premier says he knows nothing about a Liberal Party fundraiser that had alleged links to the Mafia.
A Liberal Party campaign for a marginal seat in the 2013 federal election was reported to be partially funded by a suspected Mafia godfather from Melbourne.
Fairfax Media reports the Bruce electorate campaign fundraising dinner, attended by Planning Minister Matthew Guy, was hosted at the alleged Mafia boss's Docklands reception centre on March 1 last year.
Premier Denis Napthine says he knows nothing about it and it is not a matter for him.
"It was a federal election candidate, it was run by the Liberal Party, it is not my responsibility," he told reporters on Friday.
"These questions are best directed to the Liberal Party itself, who organise these fundraising events.
"I know nothing about these matters. I don't even know who they're talking about."
The premier said people were free to refer the issue to anti-corruption watchdog IBAC if they felt it was appropriate.
The Labor opposition says Dr Napthine and Mr Guy need to answer questions about what they knew.
"These are very serious allegations about Liberal Party fundraisers allegedly linked with the Calabrian Mafia," Deputy Opposition Leader James Merlino told reporters on Friday.
"There is nothing right about that.
"What did the premier know and when?
"Did Matthew Guy know when he headlined this event that he was doing so with allegedly the Calabrian Mafia?"
Federal Liberal MP Russell Broadbent, Mr Guy, state Liberal MP for Hastings Neale Burgess, as well as Bruce candidate Emanuele Cicchiello and former Bass Coast mayor Neville Goodwin attended the fundraiser, Fairfax Media said.
A spokesperson for Mr Guy said the minister was invited to attend the Docklands function by the Liberal campaign for Bruce.
"The minister had no role in organising the event or its guest list."


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Gravity continues to blaze its way through the box office around the world, setting all kinds of records and notching a very well-deserved hit for director Alfonso Cuaron.
But credit also goes to his son Jonas, who co-wrote the screenplay with his father and is now moving on to a bright film career of his own.
According to Variety Jonas has been brought back into the Warner Bros. fold for The Lost City, a new take on the story of the lost city of Atlantis.
Cuaron will write the screenplay for The Lost City, with details being kept largely under wraps for now, but is also prepping for his feature directing debut Desierto, a film starring Gael Garcia Bernal and described as Manhunter-type thriller set on the Mexican border.
That movie will basically be a family reunion -- Bernal starred for the elder Cuaron in Y Tu Mama Tambien, and both Alfonso and his brother Carlos will produce the film.
But The Lost City ought to be a bit of a chance for Jonas to step out from under his father's shadow, and in a really major way-- the studio reportedly considers the movie such a priority that Peter Jackson once considered directing it.
If you want to see Jonas Cuaron's directing talents well before The Lost City goes into production next year, you don't have to wait especially long.
His short film "Aningaaq" is a companion to Gravity, and screened during the Toronto Film Festival; it isn't yet available online but Warner Bros. plans to release it with the DVD and Blu-ray release of Gravity.
The film shows the other side of a key radio conversation that Sandra Bullock's character has from up in space -- if you've seen the film you know what I'm talking about, and if you haven't, well, what have you been waiting for?
Gravity, complete with that scene that George Clooney swears he didn't actually write, is now in theaters. Go see it so you can know what everyone else is talking about, and so you can finally understand why 3D can be worthwhile.


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Apple Walnut Crescents
A local apple orchard had a cook-off I wanted to enter, so I created these golden cinnamon crescents. They're a snap to assemble with convenient store-bought dough. —Karen Petzold, Vassar, Michigan
Total TimePrep: 15 min. Bake: 20 min.
Makes16 servings
- 2 packages (8 ounces each) refrigerated crescent rolls
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1 tablespoon ground cinnamon
- 4 medium tart apples, peeled and quartered
- 1/4 cup chopped walnuts
- 1/4 cup raisins, optional
- 1/4 cup butter, melted
- Preheat oven to 375°. Unroll crescent roll dough and separate into 16 triangles. Combine sugar and cinnamon; sprinkle about 1/2 teaspoon on each triangle. Place an apple quarter near the short side and roll up. Place in a lightly greased 15x10x1-in. baking pan.
- Press walnuts and raisins if desired into top of dough. Drizzle with butter. Sprinkle with the remaining cinnamon-sugar. Bake 20-24 minutes or until golden brown. Serve warm.
Nutrition Facts1 each: 177 calories, 10g fat (3g saturated fat), 8mg cholesterol, 243mg sodium, 19g carbohydrate (9g sugars, 1g fiber), 2g protein.
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I served these along with a pork roast. My husband said they taste like little apple pies. I made half with raisins, half without (but I tucked the raisins inside). The nuts on top were delicious! The apples inside stayed hot for quite awhile, which makes me think these would be great for a potluck.
Oct 1, 2011
Delicious! My husband and kids gobbled them up. I used half the sugar, and served them alongside TOH's creamy squash soup for a fabulous side! This would also make an impressive dessert!


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Lo NOx heaters work just like the regular pool heaters but use combustion control to reduce levels of nitrogen oxides (NOx) emissions. With their low emissions, high efficiency design, low NOx pool heaters are more efficient than traditional pool heaters because they have a higher rate of heat transfer which results in faster heating of your pool water.


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JonGiswoldJMG needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 242 designs submitted by 50 freelance designers.
Elegant and young with an upscale modern look. Building is being updated and renovated to compete with newer buldings.
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Genetests list of genetics professionals
The National Center of Biotechnology Information, a branch of the National Institutes of Health, maintains a website that lists clinics that provide genetic counseling and testing.
Cancer Genetic Services Directory
This database is produced and maintained by the National Cancer Institute. To find cancer genetics professionals who specialize in hereditary breast and ovarian cancer, choose one or both of the BRCA options in the form's "Family Cancer Syndrome" selection list. You can limit your search by city, state, or country (U.S. and Canada only).
National Consortium of Breast Centers
Using the NCBC's searchable databases, you can view information about breast centers or breast professionals in a specific geographic area, or you may narrow your search by including other criteria.
National Society of Genetic Counselors
This database, provided by the National Society of Genetic Counselors, allows you to look up certified genetic counselors by specialty, city and state.
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National Chess Day (October 9, 2010) is here, and as we reported earlier this week, it's official!
Events coinciding with National Chess Day include the Continental Class Championships in Arlington, Virginia from October 7-11. You can see live games on Monroi.com and follow the standings on the official website. Also look for exclusive CLO coverage by GM Larry Kaufman. Larry gave us an update from the scene as round three wound down:
With most of the games from the third round of the Master section of the Continental Class Championship over, it appears likely that no one will have three points out of three games, which is quite remarkable for a sixty player field. There are a dozen Grandmasters playing. Two of them (Kaidanov and Kudrin) took two initial byes. All the others have been held to at least one draw by a non-GM (or have taken a bye), except for Ivanov and myself who drew each other in round three as did Shabalov and Dmitri Gurevich. So the four of us are (probably) leading with 2.5 along with two or three other players depending on late results. The other sections are just getting underway.
The US Armed Forces Championship will also be taking off in Joint Base Andrew, Maryland from October 9-11. It will be covered on CLO with photos and key games.
There are also two namesake National Chess Day Opens, being held at the University of Utah and in Southern California at the Los Angeles Chess Club. The Dean of Chess Academy will also be hosting a G/30 tournament in their new location at Flemington, New Jersey.
The Chess Club and Scholastic Center of Saint Louis will also be celebrating National Chess Day with a fun format in which teams of two match up against other teams of two.
In Colorado, the Gentleman's Chess Club will be presenting the Tri-Lakes Open in Palmer Lake, CO. The tournament will span from October 9-10th.
Alabama will be doing a special promotion on National Chess Day to benefit the Alabama's Children's Hospital. Governor Bob Riley will be issuing a Chess Day proclmation! FIDE chess instructor Michael Ciamarra wil be providing a full report with photos of this exciting event.
CLO editor Jennifer Shahade will be leading a 9 Queens all girls' workshop in Philadelphia in a partnership with After Schools Activities Partnership. WIM Alisa Melekhina will also be an instructor.
At 9 Queens headquarters in Tucson, Arizona sees the 2nd annual All Queens Day will in partnership with the Sahuaro Girl Scout Council and CIty Council Member Regina Romero. Find more info on 9queens.org, and also see Amanda Mateer's interview about 9 Queens on Tucson Weekly TV.
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What: A Play. "The Dream of the Burning Boy" by David West Read premiered off-Broadway in 2011 at the Roundabout Underground. It was a 2011 Drama League Award Nominee for Distinguished Production of a Play and was nominated by the Outer Critics Circle for the John Gassner Award for a New American Play. This is the West Coast Premiere.
A mystery unfolds when Dane, a popular high school student, dies unexpectedly following a conference with his English teacher, Larry. As the school's guidance counselor, Steve tries to help the students express their grief so that they may all move beyond the tragedy, Larry's disturbing dreams about Dane intensify. Steve encourages Larry to meet with Dane's grieving mother, who resents Larry for being the last person to see Dane alive. For Larry, this emotionally charged encounter reveals how choices in life can lead to missed opportunities.
Who: Written By: David West Read. Directed By: Edward Edwards. Starring: Jeffrey Hayenga,Tyler Ritter, Matthias Chrans, Melissa Kite, Joslyn Kramer, Jayne McLendon and Zach Palmer.
Where: Malibu Playhouse is located at 29243 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu, CA 90265 (near Zuma beach, between Kanan-Dume Road and Morning View Drive, near Heathercliff Road). Phone 310-589-1998. For more information visit the website: www.malibuplayhouse.org.
When: Opens Friday, September 6, 2013 and runs through Sunday, October 13, 2013. Shows are Fridays and Saturdays at 8 PM and Sundays at 3 PM.
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Today I read David Brooks' New York Times article about Barack Obama: Thinking About Obama. NYT summary: "Through some deep, bottom-up process, Barack Obama has developed strategies for equanimity, and now he's become a homeostasis machine."
Brooks' article is an utterly disingenuous piece which pretends to be a grudging endorsement of Obama, but in fact is carefully designed to shake the reader's confidence in him. Of course Brooks is entitled to any opinon, but good newspaper writing should rely on facts and observations, not sneaky insinuations and coded wordplay. Look at the way Brooks has constructed his sentences.
Obama's positive qualities are described in negative terms: "There hasn't been a moment when he has displayed rage, resentment, fear, anxiety, bitterness, tears, ecstasy, self-pity or impulsiveness." Well if he hasn't displayed any of these traits, why list them all?
"There hasn't been a moment in which he has publicly lost his self-control." Why not state these "compliments" in positive terms? It would be more concise and more correct. "Obama continually displays calm, gracious, and rational behaviors." "Obama's self-control is a constant".
Why does Brooks take the long route- why bother to list all those traits that Obama doesn't display? Because Brooks is deliberately associating Obama with this list of negative comments– he wants you to read those sentences and hear the negatives buried inside them: "he has displayed rage, resentment, etc., etc." It's a sneaky and dishonorable way to write.
Without exception, Brooks' compliments to Obama's disposition are backhanded: "It's not willpower or self-discipline he shows as much as an organized unconscious." What does that even mean? How could an unconscious be organized?
"Through some deep, bottom-up process… he's become a homeostasis machine." Oh, so he's actually a robot? That explains it. While McCain is "an experienced old hand", Obama's not skillful or intelligent, he's just a machine created unconsciously. Sounds a little sinister, no?
Brooks insults the reader by burying nasty comments in a screed masquerading as a compliment. This article is a modern version of Shakespeare's masterful dramatization of the insinuating political speech, "Brutus is an honorable man".
Brooks saves his most devious phrasing for his final two paragraphs, predicting the good and bad hypothetical outcomes of an Obama presidency.
Notice that the good outcomes are only described in hypothetical terms (emphases mine): "Obama could be a great president… would be untroubled… would see reality… could gather the smartest minds, and… could give them free rein." We are reminded of his "youth" and "subtlety" as we are invited to "imagine him at the cabinet table." Yes, we "could" probably "imagine" all that. But wait, don't stop there, there's more.
Now let's consider the grim alternative. By choosing this as his concluding scenario, Brooks not-subtly endorses it as his prediction (it's a well-known fact that the public is likelier to agree with whichever argument is presented last).
Note that after a flimsy opening clause, Brooks' negative conjectures are phrased in certain terms, not hypothetically: "It could be that Obama will be an observer, not a leader… he will stand back. Congressional leaders… will just go their own way… He will be passive and ineffectual. Lack of passion will produce lack of courage… greatness will give way to anti-climax." Hey, don't hold back! Tell us how you really feel, Mr. Brooks.
Brooks' initial tone of grudging support has given way to Brooks' ugly attempt at neuro-linguistic suggestion. All the good stuff "could" happen, but all the bad stuff "will" happen. And then the laughable coup-de-grace; Obama is "dull".
In comparison to McCain's nasty temper and lolling tongue, and beside Sarah Palin's appalling lack of knowledge and shameless pandering to the xenophobic Republican extremists who scream "terrorist" when they hear Obama's name at a rally- well, sure, the Obama-Biden ticket gives us less fodder for parody.
Brooks' emphatic last word calls this dull, in hopes that you'll agree. But when I see Obama's self-control, restraint, warmth, grace, analytical skill, and most of all his genuine interest in open dialogue, I don't see dull at all. Quite the opposite- I realize that Barack Obama is by far the most exciting political figure I've ever seen.


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Dreaming A Life
By Katherine Cargill-Willis '85, PublishAmerica, Baltimore, 2005.
The novel Dreaming A Life tells the story of Grace and Olivia, twins born in a fictional eastern Washington town in 1963. Olivia has cerebral palsy and is institutionalized when she is three. When their mother dies, Grace and her family move to Seattle, leaving Olivia behind. Although Grace prospers in her new life with a loving stepmother, she is haunted by dark, fuzzy dreams. As time passes, the lives of the sisters draw closer out of the dream mode and into cold reality.
Maiden of Pain: The Priest
By Kameron Franklin '03, Wizards of the Coast, Renton, Wash., 2005.
Kameron Franklin was chosen from more than 500 writers around the world to pen the fourth volume in the Forgotten Realms series, which is based on the Dungeons & Dragons game. He has played the game of make-believe worlds and characters for more than 20 years. Applicants had to submit a story outline and sample chapters in 2003. He was named the winner that year and worked on the book through most of 2004. Today he continues to write short stories and is working on a second novel.
The Elephant Walk
Written and illustrated by Joe Spooner '68, Arnica Publishing, Portland, 2005.
Local cartoonist and illustrator Joe Spooner first wrote this story over 20 years ago for his daughter, Norah. That original handmade book has evolved into a crisp, colorful hardback for toddlers and grade schoolers. Children will love to find the hidden elephant on each page. Spooner's work has appeared in many Northwest and national publications, including PSU Magazine. He writes and illustrates a weekly feature, "Mr. Portland," for The Oregonian.
Lizard Music and Other Arias
CD by Hamilton Cheifetz and Bryan Johanson (music faculty), Gagliano Recordings, Portland, 2005.
As a duo, Hamilton Cheifetz, cello, and Bryan Johanson, guitar, have worked together for more than 15 years. Johanson's original compositions and transcriptions have allowed for a balance and blending of their two instruments that is lyrical, classical, energetic, and at times weird—but always compatible. Included on the CD are three sonatas by the celebrated baroque composer Domenico Scarlatti; music from French composers Eric Satie and Gabriel Faure; and five Hungarian-flavored miniatures by Bela Bartok. The title piece, "Lizard Music," and "A Simple Serenade" are original compositions by Johanson.
Iron Maidens: The Celebration of the Most Awesome Female Muscle in the World
By Kristin Kaye MA '04, Thunder's Mouth Press, New York, 2005.
This is the first book authored by an alum of PSU's graduate writing program. Kristin Kaye gives a behind-the-scenes look at a Broadway performance she scripted and directed in 1992. It featured 25 of the world's strongest women. The book, which Kaye originally wrote as her thesis, alternates accounts of the show with an exposé of women's bodybuilding, including the use of steroids and the lucrative side business of women wrestling men for money.
Tales of a Tea Leaf: The Complete Guide to Tea Cuisine
By Jill Yates '86, Square One Publishers, Garden City, N.Y., 2005.
Tales of a Tea Leaf is a complete guide to the intricacies of tea lore, tea brewing, and tea cuisine. Jill Yates explores tea's regal history as well as its mysterious age-old relationship with rebels and smugglers. There are recipes for iced and spicy brewed tea drinks in the book and other creations, such as Apricot Tea Bread and Pumpkin Chai Pie. With nearly 3,000 varieties steeped in almost 5,000 years of history, tea makes a fascinating story.
The Survival League
By Gordan Nuhanovic and translated by Julie Busic '75, MA '91, Ooligan Press, PSU, 2005.
The Croatian Ministry of Culture approached Portland State's small Ooligan Press several years ago with a proposal to publish three best-selling works of Croatian literature. The first book off the press is The Survival League, a collection of seven stories that probe the human condition through the commonalities and idiosyncrasies of everyday life. In Croatia, Gordan Nuhanovic, 37, is an award-winning writer and journalist, a TV show host, and former lead singer for a punk rock band. Julie Busic, a Portland native, who now resides in Croatia, was responsible for introducing Ooligan Press to Croatian leaders.
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Released: August 2006
Build It Now puts forward a clear and innovative vision of a socialist future, and at the same time shows how concrete steps can be taken to make that vision a reality. It shows how the understanding of capitalism can itself become a political act—a defense of the real needs of human beings against the ongoing advance of capitalist profit.
Throughout the book, Michael Lebowitz addresses the concerns of people engaged in struggle to create a better world, but aware that this struggle must be informed by the realities of the twenty-first century. Many chapters of the book began life as speeches to worker organizations in Venezuela, where worker self-management is on the agenda. Written by an eminent scholar, this is far more than an academic treatise. The book brings an internationalist outlook and vast knowledge of global trends to bear on concrete efforts to transform contemporary society.
Build It Now is a testament to the ongoing vitality of the Marxist tradition, drawing on its deep resources of analytical insight and moral passion and fusing them into an essential guide to the struggles of our time.
Michael Lebowitz has proven to be a most imaginative thinker, re-interpreting the legacy of Marx's political economic project. Influenced by the dramatic processes unfolding in Venezuela, Lebowitz re-imagines a socialism for the twenty-first century that places workers and popular communities at the center of the project. The case is made for a participatory process of endogenous development. I agree with Lebowitz: let's 'Build It Now!'
An elegant, passionate and entirely convincing argument for socialism—one that will resonate powerfully within the global and local justice movements.
Build It Now helps us transcend the impasse created by the implosion of statist socialism. It provides a new vision of the collective worker 'as human beings with needs rather than as competitors.'
We need to build now the political traditions capable of forging the solidarity that revolutionary movements in the Global South will require. Lebowitz has offered us a very useful weapon in that struggle. Read it now.
Here, Michael Lebowitz analyzes how ongoing attempts to build worker and community self-management in the early twenty-first century are transcending previous attempts to move beyond capitalism. His personal involvement in the exciting changes in Venezuela makes Lebowitz the ideal commentator for our time. There is nobody else I would rather read on this subject.


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We updated our canary statement.
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BALTIMORE – UMBC softball picked up a pair of critical America East victories as the Retrievers used a pair of walk-off home runs to sweep a doubleheader against UMass Lowell on Friday afternoon at the UMBC Softball Stadium. UMBC sophomore short stop Bridget O'Malley (Brooklyn, Md./Seton Keough) launched a three-run home run, her second blast of the day, in the bottom of the seventh inning to give the Retrievers a 7-5 victory in game two, while junior catcher Taylor Hall (Cosby, Va./Cosby) tallied one of her four RBI on a solo home run that ended game one in six innings with a 10-2 black and gold victory.
O'Malley finished the day with five runs batted in, while Hall registered a team-best four hits on the day. Hall enters the top-10 list at UMBC in runs batted in for her career (104) and the top-10 in home runs for a single-season (11).
The Retrievers improve to 26-16 on the season and 4-6 in America East play, while UMass Lowell falls to 8-28 overall and 1-9 in the league.
Freshman third baseman Kaelin Jackson (Export, Pa./Franklin Regional) put UMBC out in front 1-0 with her first collegiate home run, a blast over the fence in left center, in the bottom of the second inning of game one.
The Retrievers added four unearned runs in the third inning to take a 5-0 advantage. Sophomore designated player Danielle O'Neill (Lothian, Md./Southern) extended her hit streak to seven straight games with a lead-off single and O'Malley reached base on an error to put runners on first and second. Back-to-back fly outs allowed O'Neill to come around and score. The Retrievers followed with three straight singles, including a two-run shot into left field from senior right fielder Caitlin Chance (Easton, Md./Easton) to cap-off UMBC's scoring in the frame.
A controversial call at the plate on a double steal from UMass Lowell scored the first of two runs in the top of the fourth inning for the River Hawks, trimming the deficit to three, at 5-2.
Hall led off the fifth with a single through the right side of the infield and Jackson picked up her second RBI of the day on a double down the left field line to score her from second. Jackson came around to score on a single down the line from Chance to extend the lead to 7-2.
The Retrievers ended the contest with back-to-back home runs in the bottom of the sixth inning. Junior second baseman Katlin Olesky (Irvine, Calif./Saddleback College) led-off the inning with a single through the left side. O'Malley drove Olesky in on her third home run of the season. Hall launched her team-leading 11th home run of the season for the walk-off victory.
Chance and Jackson each finished game one a perfect 3-for-3 from the dish and combined for five runs batted in.
UMBC freshman pitcher Jessica Holte (Ashland, Va./Atlee) held the River Hawks to two runs on four hits to improve to 15-7 on the season. Her 15 victories ties for eighth on UMBC's single-season wins list and is the third-highest win total for a Retrievers' freshman in program history.
Early control issues in the circle in game two helped the Retrievers take an early 1-0 lead. O'Neill singled to lead-off the frame and came around to score following a pair of wild pitches from River Hawks' starting pitcher Lauren Ramirez.
Casagrand found herself in a jam as a single and back-to-back errors on River Hawk bunts loaded the bases in the top of the fifth inning. UMass Lowell capitalized and took the 4-1 advantage on a grand slam from right fielder Brianna Martin, cuing the exit of Casagrand after allowing two earned runs on four hits in four innings.
The Retrievers threatened in the bottom of the fifth inning, loading the bases with two outs for Hall, whoe capitalized by clearing the bases with a single into the gap in right center field to tie the game at four apiece.
UMass Lowell loaded the bases in the sixth, but were unable to come away with any runs, however, the River Hawks did take back the lead in the top of the seventh inning. A walk and a single put runners on first and second and a sacrifice bunt put both runners in scoring position. Catcher Kate Donovan came through with a single to left field to put UMass Lowell on top, 5-4.
The Retrievers put a runner on base in the bottom of the seventh on an infield error from UMass Lowell. O'Neill was hit by a pitch to put runners on first and second with two outs and O'Malley followed with her second blast of the day, this one into left center with two outs and a full count, to complete the come-from-behind victory.
Freshman pitcher Kelly Lane (Albany, N.Y./Colonie Central) earned her seventh victory of the season (7-6), allowing one run on two hits in three innings, while Ramirez surrendered four earned runs on six hits.
The series concludes on Saturday, April 19 with a single game set for 11 a.m. at the UMBC Softball Stadium. Saturday marks Fan Appreciation Day and Strikeout Cancer Day at UMBC. There will be a mini bat giveaway to the first 150 fans in attendance at the game, along with discounted food prices, prizes and more. Donations will be accepted for the American Cancer Society.


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Photo of Harvard's 2010 national champions courtesy of Harvard Athletic Communications.
BOSTON – After winning national
championships last season, several current and former Harvard
student-athletes were honored at Fenway Park during "Harvard Night"
at the ballpark during a pre-game ceremony Wednesday evening.
Prior to the Boston Red Sox's game against the Baltimore Orioles, the Harvard women's squash team, which went undefeated in 2010, en route to the College Squash Association national championship, was honored along with CSA individual champions Colin West '10 and Laura Gemmell '13. In addition, J.P. O'Connor '10, who won the NCAA wrestling title at 157 pounds, and Caroline Vloka '12, who captured the NCAA championship in fencing with the sabre, were celebrated in the ceremony.
Harvard University President Drew Gilpin Faust threw out the ceremonial first pitch, as several dignitaries and members of the Harvard community were on hand for the pre-game festivities.
The Harvard women's squash team captured the program's 12th national title last winter, downing Penn, 6-3, in the national final Feb. 28. The Crimson posted a 12-0 record and earned the Barhite Award, presented to the team with the best dual-match record.
J.P. O'Connor won the 157 pound title at the 2010 NCAA Championships. He graduated as a three-time All-American and the third national champion for Harvard. He went undefeated in his senior year en route to posting the first unbeaten mark in program history. O'Connor is currently training for the 2012 Olympics in London.


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Gun control fight entering final round in Senate
Senate lawmakers this week are beginning what appears to be their final push to pass gun control legislation in response to the deadly massacre at a Newtown, Conn., elementary school in December.
On Wednesday, Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., is chairing a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on the "Assault Weapons Ban of 2013," which she introduced last month. The following day, the Judiciary Committee plans to consider the assault weapons ban, which would also ban high-capacity ammunition magazines, as well as three other bills.
The assault weapons ban is seen as having virtually no chance to get through Congress. The decision by Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., to nonetheless consider it in committee signals that the Senate is taking a piecemeal approach to passing gun control legislation, rather than trying to pass a comprehensive bill. That's because the assault weapons bill, which has a good chance to clear the committee, would almost certainly drag down the other gun control legislation if it were part of a comprehensive package presented to the full Senate. Feinstein herself acknowledged this week that her bill faced "very tough" prospects on the Senate floor.
The other gun control bills scheduled to be taken up Thursday are a Leahy-backed measure to combat illegal arms trafficking; a bill sponsored by Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., focused on school safety; and a bill mandating universal background checks sponsored by Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y.
Because Judiciary Committee rules allow any senator to ask for a one-week delay, it is likely the markup will be postponed until March 7. (A spokesman for the ranking member of the committee, Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, said in a statement that no decision had been made but that "there are some shenanigans going on" because a final version of Schumer's bill has yet to be introduced.) The Judiciary Committee will put together final versions of the bills and vote on them, and the Senate leadership can then decide how to bring them to the Senate floor for consideration.
Schumer has been working with Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Okla., and two other senators to reach compromise on the background check bill. The parties have reached an impasse over the issue of whether gun sellers should be forced to keep a record of gun sales.
By law, the federal government must destroy evidence of background checks within 24 hours - otherwise, some argue, the government would have a de facto federal gun registry. Schumer thus argues that sellers should be required to maintain a record of the sale.
The idea is that if a gun is used in a crime and is traced to the seller, the seller would be able to produce a record of the transaction. That incentivizes the seller to perform the background check. That's because he would be in trouble if he sold the weapon to someone who the government could show would have failed a background check.
- Biden takes on gun control opponents: "America's changed on this issue
- House Republicans demand data on gun law enforcement
- NRA raises $1.1 million in January
Jim Kessler of the centrist-Democratic think tank Third Way, who was formerly with Americans for Gun Safety, called the records "critically important."
"It is very difficult to enforce a universal background check law without being able to ask someone to prove that they did the background check," he said.
Coburn's office did not return a request for comment, but his argument is that enforcement would come via stings on gun sellers. Many Republicans have tied record-keeping to a national gun registry, which Schumer says he opposes.
"I don't think we're that close to a deal, and there absolutely will not be recordkeeping on legitimate, law-abiding gun owners in this country," Coburn said on "Fox News Sunday" over the weekend. "And if they want to eliminate the benefits of actually trying to prevent the sales to people who are mentally ill and to criminals, all they have to do is create a recordkeeping, and that will kill this bill."
The other two senators in the group of four seeking a compromise are Democrat Joe Manchin of West Virginia, who is supported by the National Rifle Association, and Republican Mark Kirk of Illinois, who, like Schumer, has an "F" rating from the gun lobby group.
The hope is that the coalition will bring enough lawmakers with them to reach the 60 votes necessary to pass a compromise bill. The four have already been reaching out to other senators for input on the legislation, including Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., who said this week he is in discussions with the core group. Manchin, meanwhile, presented a rosier image of negotiations than Coburn, saying, "We're working. We'll get there, we'll get there."
The American people widely support universal background checks, with numerous polls showing that nine in ten back the idea, including the vast majority of NRA members. At the moment, gun dealers are required to perform background checks but not sellers at gun sales or personal sellers. People can fail the check if they have a restraining order against them or have been convicted of a violent crime, among other reasons.
The NRA released an ad Monday accusing Schumer of favoring a gun registry, despite his claims to the contrary. It spotlighted Schumer's comment saying he had been pushing "universal registration" to make the claim. Schumer's spokesman told CBS News that the comment was a misstatement and noted that he had used the correct phrase - universal background checks - elsewhere in the interview. The ad appeared to be an attempt to gin up opposition to a universal background check bill by casting it as a backdoor attempt to create a registry.
Kessler criticized the NRA for the suggestion that Schumer is pursing a national gun registry. He pointed out that records for 170 million guns that have gone through a criminal background check are already sitting in gun stores, and noted that people do not consider those records akin to a federal registry.
"If the Ten Commandments were in the bill, the NRA would say that it had gun registry," he said.
The big-ticket items with the best chance of passage are the universal background checks bill and the gun trafficking bill, which could gain support from Republicans in the wake of the "fast and furious" incident. A ban on high-capacity magazines looks unlikely but not impossible. Also under discussion are ways to incentivize states to do a better job at making mental health records available.
Democrats will almost certainly need to overcome a filibuster - which requires 60 votes - to pass the bill through the Senate. There are now 55 senators who caucus with Democrats, including some who hail from relatively pro-gun states and may be skittish about backing the measure.
If Coburn and other NRA-backed Republicans decide to vote for a bill, it will increase pressure on the House Republican leadership to bring it to the floor. Even if the bill comes to the floor, it's far from clear that enough Republicans and pro-gun Democrats would be willing to vote for it to get it to the president's desk.
"We are working," Schumer told CBS News late Tuesday. "Guns are not an easy issue but we are working. That's where we are at."


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Beyonce is letting her fans in on the real Bey in her upcoming HBO documentary Life is But a Dream.
Directed by the Grammy winner herself, Beyonce gives fans an up close and personal look inside her superstar life, her personal challenges and her insecurities.
Take a look at this other raw, personal image of Beyonc and her baby girl Blue Ivy!
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The singer reveals issues she faces, asking herself: "How do I stay current? How do I stay soulful? I felt like I had been so commercially successful, it wasn't enough." She also notes that "[If] you can't express yourself, you can't grow. It's the battle of my life so I set a goal and my goal was independence."
Mrs. Jay-Z also reveals "I just had a feeling that something was growing" while sharing images of her sonogram when pregnant with her now 1-year-old daughter, Blue Ivy Carter, even adding "trying to hide [her belly] was very difficult " in tight clothes.
The video, which also features home movies from her childhood in Houston, gives viewers a personal look at the singer. She admits: "I'm a human being. I cry, I get scared, I get nervous just like everybody else."
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Harvard poses with the runner-up trophy following the match against Trinity (Harvard Athletics).
NEW HAVEN, Conn. – One day after pulling off a dramatic, come-from-behind win over Princeton in the Potter Cup semifinals, the No. 3 Harvard men's fell just short of the ultimate goal, dropping a 6-3 decision to Trinity, Sunday afternoon in the championship match at the Brady Squash Courts.
Harvard opened up a 2-1 lead after the first flight, but the Bantams won four of the next five matches to secure the win and deny the Crimson its 31st national championship.
Alexander Ma opened things up early for the Crimson, taking his match at No. 9, 6-11, 11-4, 11-7, 11-7, to give Harvard a 1-0 lead. Trinity battled back to tie it with a win at No. 6; however, it appeared as though Harvard had seized the momentum following Nigel Koh's performance at No. 3. The junior dropped the first two games, 11-8 and 11-7, to Miled Zarazua. He jumped out to an early lead in the third game and held on to win, 11-5; however, he had to fend off a match ball in the fourth before rallying to win, 12-10, and send it to a deciding fifth game. Koh was on the ropes trailing 10-8 in the fifth, but he won four consecutive points to lock up the win for Harvard.
In the second flight, Trinity swept matches at No. 8 and No. 5 to take the lead for the first time on the afternoon. The Bantams followed suit by winning at position two to go on the verge of clinching the national title.
With No. 7 and No. 4 already on the courts, No. 1 Ali Farag stepped on the court for Harvard and made quick work of Reinhold Hergeth, 11-4, 11-5, 11-5, to cut the deficit to 4-3. Trinity closed out the match at seven in four to earn its fifth and clinching point before making the final margin three with a five-game victory at No. 4.
The Crimson finishes the season 17-3 and with its highest final ranking since placing second in 2004-05.
No. 1 Ali Farag (H) def. Reinhold Hergeth (T) 3-0: 11-4, 11-5, 11-5
No. 2 Juan Vargas (T) def. Brandon McLaughlin (H) 3-1: 6-11, 12-10, 11-5, 11-6
No. 3 Nigel Koh (H) def. Miled Zarazua (T) 3-2: 8-11, 7-11, 11-5, 12-10, 12-10
No. 4 Karan Malik (T) def. Gary Power (H) 3-2: 11-6, 4-11, 9-11, 11-8, 11-8
No. 5 Vrishab Kotian (T) def. Tyler Olson (H) 3-0: 11-8, 11-7, 11-6
No. 6 Johan Detter (T) def. Tom Mullaney (H) 3-1: 9-11, 11-5, 11-6, 11-6
No. 7 Zeyad Elshorfy (T) def. Zeke Scherl (H) 3-1: 11-8, 11-5, 8-11, 11-6
No. 8 Moustafa Hamada (T) def. Matt Roberts (H) 3-0: 11-3, 11-2, 11-4
No. 9 Alexander Ma (H) def. Matthew Mackin (T) 3-1: 6-11, 11-4, 11-7, 11-7


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Accessible arias: One of a new series of posts to bring you the words to some of opera's most famous solo pieces - arias, in their original language and in translation.
Batti, batti, o bel Masetto
Act I of Mozart's Don Giovanni, Zerlina begs forgiveness from her sweetheart Masetto
CONTEXT: Yet another of Giovanni's love-interests is a peasant girl, Zerlina; and in one of his increasingly desperate escapades he plans to seduce her on the eve of her wedding, under the nose of her fiancé Masetto. He has already made a move on her; and she, entranced by his superior social status, charm and flattery, all but succumbed.
Now it's time for the recriminations. But Masetto's anger is pacified, little by little, in this aria which is Zerlina's version of seduction - poised between endearing, childlike vulnerability and calculating guile. OK Masetto, punish me, she says: go on and hit me (batti, batti), pull my hair out – knowing that, of course, he won't. Instead, they fall into each other's arms, bewitched by the magic of an aria that starts like a serenely rocking lullaby but then - when Zerlina realises she's won the day and can exchange her batti, batti offer for a peace deal (pace, pace) - shifts into a celebratory 6/8 dance. No wonder Masetto, in his following recitative, calls her a sorceress.
LISTEN: Miah Persson sings 'Batti, batti o bel Masetto' to Robert Gleadow as Masetto. Excerpt from a BBC recording of Francesca Zambello's recent Royal Opera House production of Don Giovanni.
THE LYRICS: In the original Italian, as sung on stage, and in their English translation.
|Batti, batti, o bel Masetto,
la tua povera Zerlina!
Starò qui come agnellina
le tue botte ad aspettar.Batti, batti la tua Zerlina!
Starò qui, starò qui
le tue botte ad aspettar.
Lascerò straziarmi il crine.
Lascerò cavarmi gli occhi,
e le care tue manine lieta
poi saprò baciar,
saprò baciar, baciar,
saprò, saprò baciar.
Batti, batti, o bel Masetto,
Ah, lo vedo, non hai core!
|Beat me, beat me, dear Masetto,
beat your poor Zerlina!
I'll stand here like a little lamb,
to await your blows.Beat me, beat your dear Zerlina.
I'll just stand here
to await your blows.
You can pull out my hair.
Pull out my eyes,
and I'll still gladly kiss
your dear hands,
kiss your dear hands,
kiss your dear hands.
Beat me, beat me, dear Masetto,
Ah, I see he has not got the heart.
Composer: Mozart. Libretto: Da Ponte, Discover more about Don Giovanni: synopsis, characters, context text, full details of current production, pictures.
Credits: Intro text: Michael White, score by Ricordi, as sung on stage, translations: Emma Beatty/Michele Bona


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