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Cooley is a diploma mill that robs students by promising them "the life" of a high priced attorney using misleading employment statistics and inflated median salaries. Thomas Jefferson School of Law has also been sued under this theory (although, they pointed out that their bar passage rate was far below their employment numbers, so obviously they couldn't be turning out lawyers). The thing that is even worse is that this isn't just 4th tier schools that are doing this, many of the top 100 are using tricks such as hiring graduates to do admissions work, just so they can boost the 9 month employment numbers.
Thanks, that makes it slightly murkier and closer to infringing.
I thought it was groups of 5 or 6, but I'm not sure the analysis changes much just based on number. I've inserted the for the definition of public below, and what it takes to be performed publicly. The question to me is the availability and what "substantial" is. If this is something which they limit to your friends on facebook, I'd say that they've kept it within "a normal circle of a family and its social acquaintances." The other question is, what defines social acquantances? I'd think someone you meet and become friends with because of their musical interests would count, even if it is only through the interwebs. I just think the copyright problem would come from the completely open network(which it seems is contrary to the social aspect).
The other thing that after re-reading I might have some doubts with is the streaming aspect, but if they feel that it's within the license I'll trust them on that.
To perform or display a work "publicly" means—
(1) to perform or display it at a place open to the public or at any place where a substantial number of persons outside of a normal circle of a family and its social acquaintances is gathered; or
(2) to transmit or otherwise communicate a performance or display of the work to a place specified by clause (1) or to the public, by means of any device or process, whether the members of the public capable of receiving the performance or display receive it in the same place or in separate places and at the same time or at different times.
So, the facts of the case are this:
Minnesota had no sales tax on newspapers.
Minnesota imposed a tax on ink, but only over a certain threshold. Small papers did not need to pay the tax, since they didn't use the required ink.
The complainant paid 2/3 of all the revenue collected from the tax.
Therefore, a law that was innacted that burdened one speaker heavier than another was prior restraint or not content neutral.
Sorry, I'm was just being mislead about what the actual reasoning was(the shorthand has been, it's legal in spain therefore it should be legal here). No offense, but the snippet didn't encompass the entire point, and I don't think it was put into the proper context. I apologize for the misunderstanding, but please use Occam's Razor next time and blame my incompetence instead of the intent to deceive. I'm using my first amendment right to try to get to the bottom of what is actually going on, and hoping that some people come along for the ride, but don't try to portray it as intentionally trying to mislead a community that probably doesn't agree with me anyway.
I also would have liked to see a Supreme Court opinion, although this being the SDNY the 2nd Circuit is controlling. I would also like to read both opinions before I replace what I was taught in law school with snippet from a brief which is saying that a foreign ruling should be good, and would like to know what facts and for what types of decisions they meant.
I'd guess it's the limits of fair use(at least as best the lawyers could guess based on case law) or maybe just an internal method of not upsetting the copyright holders too much(although this seems unlikely).
My fault, for some reason I thought you were claiming that there was no written law(2323) that said you could seize any property that was used in committing copyright violations.
Do you have the printing press case name on hand? My first reaction is that a foreclosure or criminal trial wouldn't necessarily be a prior restraint but I'm intrigued, and would like to see the specific fact pattern. I could see how seizing a printing press because someone committed libel would be prior restraint.
I do vaguely remember the tax on ink case. I think it was more because it disproportionately affected printers, therefore being biased.
I am proud. Although I still don't think I'm wrong, I just think you simplified the cases and missed the nuance that make the law. It's just a feeling though, so don't be too upset.
So we shouldn't go by the language written in the law?
Briefs aren't case law. If you want though, I could reference a blog post, because then you now my point is correct.
As for taking snippets out of cases, fine, I can do that too if you really want. I'll just tell you that if you picket on I-95 you'll be arrested, same as if you picket inside a courthouse after hours. It's called time, place and manner. The government has a legitimate reason to regulate activity, it the incidental nature of first amendment restrictions does not necessarily make the legislation illegal. One of the caveats is that you need to give people ample place to speak their mind where the message would be heard. In my legal opinion, your argument is going to fall on extremely deaf ears and I look forward to skimming your rant in 6 months.
Prior restraint is stopping speech before it has been said. This includes licensing for movies(which can be legal) or injunctions on individuals(which is not). Seizing of property in no way touches the prior restraint doctrine, so this is a non-starter. For example, if The United States stopped Wikileaks from publishing Bradley Mannings leaked documents, that would be prior restraint.
The Doctrine you should be screaming about is overbreadth, which tries to limit the effects on free speech that legislation might have. I know this is picking nits, but if you're going to throw a temper tantrum when people disagree with you at least be right. A second point to make about overbreadth is that you don't need a perfectly tailored law(the SC doesn't expect perfection), so the fact that any free speech is curtailed isn't the issue. It has to be a substantial burden to free speech, which I don't think this is(just my opinion here).
Inherent in copyright law is first amendment doctrine. Any restriction of speech is, by definition, limiting of that speech. The nuance that you seem to miss is that this was foreseen, and can supersede a first amendment right(and I'm sure this sentence will turn into a pissing match). The other thing you're missing is that just because a content neutral(content refers to what is being said, copyright infringement just cares about what is copyrighted) law suppress free speech, it isn't illegal. For example, noise and time restrictions at a public park are legal because there are other ways to participate in free speech besides blaring a boombox with "Jesus' greatest hits" at 3AM. Yes, you've suppressed speech by stopping that person, but it's not a violation of his constitutional right.
PS I'm really hoping for a personal attack and the claim that I'm purposely misleading the readers in the response. It's what I strive for in life.
Just because someone argues something in a brief does not make it so.
Mike, You hinge on the foreign jurisdictions, but I'm sure you'd hate for English libel laws, or France and Italies idiotic opinions about Google to take hold in the US. You can't pick and choose which foreign ruling you feel should be controlling. Yes, it should be persuasive, if both countries had the exact same laws, but a Spanish ruling on the legality of the site based on Spanish law doesn't mean a lick when adjudicating US law.
It's not a public performance(friends and family in a limited setting), so I don't think there's infringement there. (106 (4-6))
There is not copying of the file for more than a transient time, so I don't think there's infringement down that avenue. (106(1) and (3))
This isn't a derivative work (106(2)).
There aren't massive uploads and downloads, so I don't think there would be a case for contributory infringement.
I'm not really sure there's an actual claim based on the current case law.
One of the last cases I remember was from the late 70's or early 80's, which is still in this era for first amendment doctrine. Obscenity now is really weird, because is something obscene to the whole world just because it's obscene to podunk Mississippi? Either way, that's probably a different discussion for a different time.
I think the phelps thing is more "public figure" doctrine. They essentially(although I disagree) said that he's a public figure and people have the right to protest public officials or public policy.
I like when my gut feelings are right and I don't feel like a complete idiot for not seeing a the "obvious" constitutional issue that Mike claims.
I disagree, free speech is slightly more protected than a right to have your friend take you in a car. And police may be sued for an illegal search of a residence(which I don't see how a tip would amount to probable cause, especially if it's an untrustworthy informant).
The Fort Wayne case was one in which a book store was shut down prior to a trial because it was selling "obscene" literature. I think this falls apart in a few places. First, a book is generally not sold in just one store(so you're not really silencing the writer). Second, if after trial the bookstore was found to be selling obscene material it would be shut down, whether or not all the material was obscene. The issue in Fort Wayne was whether it was constitutional to shut down a store prior to a trial, which in obscenity cases it was not because of the fact specific nature of the abuse and the need for juries. The big difference here is that copyright law is a little more black and white, and can be determined prior with some certainty prior to adjudication.
Last thoughts, if I were writing the gov't brief I'd make the parallels to the right to first publication, where leaked copyrighted information (for example, Sarah Palin's book) can preclude publication of it by a news organization until after it has become public. I'd also look for case law where they've shutdown book stores for selling licensed and unlicensed materials at the same time.
Either way, I think this will be interesting to watch.
The problems I'm having with this is trying to think of the doctrine that this falls under and how this would be impermissible restriction on free speech(and I really don't feel like reading a 22 page brief). The reason I'm having trouble is because this isn't normal case law, because there are 2 competing constitutional issues(the first amendment and Article 1 section 8(science and the useful arts), which always changes the calculus. That's my big "WHOA" on this one.
As to your points, which are both valid, and both in the proverbial gray area(or nuance) of the law. The first, as to the censoring, it has been censored, but the first amendment doesn't protect all speech no matter what. There is a weighing aspect to it, or else any government action would somehow touch some component of free speech(I could list strange hypotheticals all day, but a little lazy right now). The case law says that restrictions on free speech must be narrowly tailored and content neutral. The second one is pretty easy, they didn't pick and choose, they just took down content from sites that "violated"(not sure if they did, hence scare quotes) copyright law. The first one might be what the argument hinges on. Is removing an entire website that infringes copyrights, even though it has some worthwhile information on it, overbroad? I don't know, and I look forward to hearing the arguments.
As to the Police telling you to move away peacefully, the government has the ability to regulate the time, place and manner that you use government property. The government can close parks, or regulate hours of a courthouse or open government property. There are even abortion cases where injunctions and laws are in place which says that you can't picket within x feet of a clinic or place that practices abortions, and they've been upheld by the SC, although this may be an abortion of the first amendment(forgive the bad pun, but most rules that pertain to abortion are very partisan and aren't really applicable to much else because they can do some hand waving around the law).
I don't even think there is a % test. Obscenity is based on community standard, so if you read the book to a jury, it's if they think the book is obscene or not. That's why stopping anything as obscene prior to any trial can be rife with abuse(because, what is obscene to one old guy is not obscene to his 20 year old grandson), while copyright violations are a little more black and white and would probably have a different set of reasoning associated with it.
I forget which Jurist said this, but (paraphrasing) scribbling voltaire on the inside cover of an obscene book does not make it protected speech. If I remember the obscenity cases right, many times entire movies were banned because of an obscene scene. If it's a proper time place and manner restriction, all of the free speech could be restricted if someone didn't follow the rules(albeit narrowly tailored and content neutral rules). It really just depends on the situation.
Have they really silenced free speech though? It's not like you can't put your message out there by a different means(a different website). The courts like to make arguments by analogy, and these are the first that came to mind(you can tell me if they're idiotic, I won't mind, I haven't had my coffee yet):
1) A group likes to demonstrate outside of a particular place, the government forces them across the street for public safety issues.
2) Government seized a crack den, which also puts political slogans on the front lawn.
3) Government preemptively seized and shut down a store that sold obscene books.
1 & 2 would probably be legal restrictions on free speech(the first was based on a few abortion cases, and the second seems utterly ridiculous). The third is Fort Wayne Books v. Indiana, but it's an obscenity case so it's not directly on point here.


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Googleearth panaramio fix
Since version 7.x of GoogleEarth the panoramio function has been broken. This is not Funtoo specific, all Linux distributions suffer from it. It is caused by the bundled qt-libs. This can be repaired by forcing GoogleEarth to use the native Funtoo qt-libraries.
You need the following up to date packages installed on your system:
- media-libs/freeimage
- dev-qt/qtcore
- dev-qt/qtgui
- dev-qt/qtwebkit
1. If not already installed, install GoogleEarth:
echo "=sci-geosciences/googleearth-7.(current version)">>/etc/portage/package.unmask echo "=sci-geosciences/googleearth-7.(current version)">>/etc/portage/package.accept_keywords echo ">=sci-geosciences/googleearth-7.(current version) googleearth">>/etc/portage/package.license emerge -av sci-geosciences/googleearth
2. In GoogleEarth's running directory /opt/googleearth, remove the 4 original libQt* libraries and save them in a new directory:
cd /opt/googleearth mkdir bundled-qtlib mv libQt* bundled-qtlib/
3. If you invoke googleearth now, you will get the known error: ./googleearth-bin: symbol lookup error: ./libbase.so: undefined symbol: _Z34QBasicAtomicInt_fetchAndAddOrderedPVii The missing function can be generated by creating a file in /opt/googleearth (call it baifaao.cpp) with this content:
/* /opt/googleearth/baifaao.cpp */ #include <QtCore/QAtomicInt> extern "C" { int _Z34QBasicAtomicInt_fetchAndAddOrderedPVii(QAtomicInt* a, int b) { return a->fetchAndAddOrdered(b); } }
4. Compile it and create the shim library with the following command line:
gcc -I/usr/include/qt4 -O3 -fPIC --shared baifaao.cpp -o baifaao.so
5. In the file googleearth (in the directory /opt/googleearth), add the following line, e.g. before the line starting with LD_LIBRARY_PATH:
export LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib64/libfreeimage.so.3:/opt/googleearth/baifaao.so
x86 32 bit users should use:
export LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libfreeimage.so.3:/opt/googleearth/baifaao.so
6. If the locale bug in the QT libs is not patched it may cause a major coordinate shift if the locale is not en_US.UTF-8. If it is still present with your locale, add also:
export LC_NUMERIC=en_US.UTF-8
7. At least at this location, panoramio and much of GoogleEarth works only with qtgraphicssystem=native. There are a few ways to do this. One is to permanently choose it:
eselect qtgraphicssystem set native
Or if you choose to primarily run another setting with qtgraphicssystem you can use the following approach:
cp /usr/share/applications/google-earth.desktop /home/<username>/.local/share/applications cd /home/<username>/.local/share/applications chown <username>: google-earth.desktop
Now edit google-earth.desktop with your favorite editor, changing the line beginning with "Exec" as follows:
# old line: #Exec=/opt/googleearth/googleearth %f # new line: Exec=env QT_GRAPHICSSYSTEM=native /opt/googleearth/googleearth %f
Or I find this works well on nvidia:
Exec=env XLIB_SKIP_ARGB_VISUALS=1 QT_GRAPHICSSYSTEM=native /opt/googleearth/googleearth %f
Whew! Take a breather and enjoy some of those photos from exotic locales :)
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Eek! Has it been nearly a month? Apologies for being MIA, I guess it's become an immutable habit... but with reason! Behind the screen, I've actually fractured my patella (a.k.a. kneecap), so I'm currently hobbling around with crutches looking a little less alluring than Smeagol on janitor duty. Alas, no outfit posts for the time being, which is a bummer because I've been planning to team up with a certain photographer to amp up my OOTD's. But no worries, I will find another way to entertain the masses in the meantime!
A little update - I chopped off my hair! Although it's not as bold as a pixie-cut or such, this is the shortest it's been since... 2007? Back in the days of bad hair decisions and taking waaaay too many embarrassing pictures. It's a little strange having half of my hair gone, but it's refreshing for something new every once in a while, and long hair is becoming a little over-rated.
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Mrgybe........You place the blame squarely on the regulatory environment.
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You may also wish to investigate why a new oil refinery hasn't been built in the US since 1976. The same people that oppose the pipeline oppose new refineries.
The US industry has responded to the difficulty obtaining permits for new refineries by upgrading existing facilities and by building many new refineries overseas.
I know you are aware of all of the reasons that energy companies invest in capital improvements. Yet, twice it is front and center with environmental concerns (and the resulting regulations) for the lack of this investment.
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5. Gasoline will never be $10/gallon, at that price, we would be gassifing coal and making synthetic gasoline, I believe the price point of synth-gasoline is about $7.50/gallon, and remember, we're the Saudi Arabia of coal. If we have to start down that road, it'll get even cheaper as we build up capacity. We'll never run out of gasoline, it will probably get more expensive though, just don't believe that panic that isobars is selling.
Selling? No ... parroting ... quoting some of the few economists who predicted the 2007/8 bubble collapses in time to not only avoid them but greatly prosper from them. Did you get rich, as they did, when the real estate, stock market, private debt, and consumer discretionary bubbles burst? Let's hope they're wrong about gasoline prices, despite Obama's stated goal of "European gas prices"
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I used to be a huge believer of peak oil based on analysis of decline rates and supply models of all the known big oil fields and enough of the smaller ones to cover nearly 80% of the worlds oil supply vs. what seemed like rational demand forecasts based on the s-curve of consumption (e.g. cars per thousand) in the emerging world following the trend of the developed world. Made for a pretty convincing argument.
Now not so much. It took a while for the production growth out of the Bakken, Eagleford, etc to smack my eyes open. Oil shales and fracking have already changed the decline rates of US production. Back in 2010 the IEA estimated that the recoverable reserves in oil shales were almost equivalent to the recoverable reserves of conventional oil. Since then we have had 3 years of non stop oil shale exploration success. Yes, it will probably take South Africa, Australia, France, CHina, Argentina, etc 10 years to convince the local populations to allow fracking, and another 10 years to get the infrastructure in place to economically extract it, but if oil spikes to (pick a number, say) $200 / bbl, that 20 year time frame becomes 3-5 years. And in the mean time the US extracts more and more of its oil consumption locally, creating jobs and reducing imports. Damn, it feels good to live in America.
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CB--EPA updated mercury and particulate regulations under Obama. They had the authority, and indeed the mandate to update those regulations under laws written before Clinton--but Bush stalled their implementation at the recommendation of Cheney. The energy businesses saved millions. But as you have pointed out, all of these health regulations save far more than they cost.
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I know you are aware of all of the reasons that energy companies invest in capital improvements. Yet, twice it is front and center with environmental concerns (and the resulting regulations) for the lack of this investment.
You seem to have lost the plot a little. The topic is "why not build a
Canadian refinery?" There is not a shadow of doubt that environmentalists would strenuously oppose that project.......thus my comments. That is political pressure, it works and is separate from regulation. No credible person connected with the oil industry opposes sensible regulation. As for the "lack of this investment" I think you will find that the oil and gas industry remains among the largest investors in this country.
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Maybe so, but an old client of mine in the refinery biz told me that refineries seem to get built as crack spreads peak, then the refiners are forced to consolidate to reduce costs . Its a very risky business...just last year VLO, and TSO were on their deaths beds, and now that cracks have rebounded the stocks are back up.
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There is always opposition to building projects. Professionals, those who understand the legal framework, are able to get projects approved, and they get built if they are feasible. Lots of people who may or may not intend to actually build a project propose things. Sometimes consultants get a lot of money analyzing projects where no investment funds will ever be made available.
Amateurs, and those who are always trashing the laws and the regulations and asking for instant approval with political pressure, have a hard time. They ask for the rules to be bent--and then scream about lawyers when they lose a lawsuit. That's what happened to Chevron in Richmond. They kept moving the goalposts and hiding the ball, and the judge told them their EIR was inadequate. They blame it on opposition, rather than on not dealing with the substantive issues (in that case air emissions) in a forthright manner. Sometimes it takes more than talking points.
Some of those who slammed Obama for not approving the pipeline before the election have no idea of the value of a good record when the project is actually approved and some of the opponents sue, as they will. So sad. Some of them even support amateurs in politics. It doesn't really seem like ignorance is bliss.
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So Chavez is dead. Venezuelan heavy crude has declined from 3 mm bbls/d to 2 mm bbls/d due to inept management under his rule (not only did he kick out all the US oil companies, he fired all the Venezuelan oil men at PDVSA and replaced them with his stooges). If they elect a pro business pro oil president, the Keystone pipeline probably becomes uneconomic. I wonder what they are thinking in the TransCanada boardroom right now.
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Chevron Corp. may have broken a law against government contractors' giving money to political campaigns by contributing $2.5 million to a Republican super PAC last fall, according to a complaint filed Tuesday with the Federal Election Commission.
The complaint, from a government watchdog group and several environmental organizations, argues that Chevron's donation violated a 73-year-old "pay-to-play" law that bars federal contractors from contributing to political candidates, committees or campaigns. Oil company Chevron, based in San Ramon, had $501 million in sales to the federal government in the last fiscal year.
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So Chavez is dead. Venezuelan heavy crude has declined from 3 mm bbls/d to 2 mm bbls/d due to inept management under his rule (not only did he kick out all the US oil companies, he fired all the Venezuelan oil men at PDVSA and replaced them with his stooges). If they elect a pro business pro oil president, the Keystone pipeline probably becomes uneconomic. I wonder what they are thinking in the TransCanada boardroom right now.
Maybe they are thanking the State Department for the delays until we know how Venez. oil will fare under the new leader! I just dumped VLO stock...I wonder if that was a good idea!
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Time to revive this thread. Obama is said to be preparing a speech on global warming, and a decision on the pipeline is probably imminent as well. With the GOP now dominated by folks who lecture scientists in South Florida with comments like "God destroyed the Earth with water the first time, and he promised he wouldn't do it again. So all of you who are pushing fears about sea-level rise, go back and read the Bible.", it seems that Obama is going to have to go it alone. Without, as they say, the low information legislators. So what might he say?
First, it is better to ship the Canadian tar sands oil by pipeline than by trucks and rail, as it is now being shipped. While the enviros are right that the Keystone pipeline is an important symbol in moving towards a lower carbon future, denying the pipeline would actually have more environmental impacts than approving it with the right conditions. Last time I checked Canada was a sovereign state, and can decide to develop the tar sands without shipping it by pipeline through the US. Second, it always was necessary to do the route study work, no matter what the oil company apologists said. The Department of State, if it approves the project, is required to pick the least damaging route. Stream crossings and wetland impacts all matter, and that's what much of this delay has been about.
Now things get interesting. Despite the constant delays and obstruction by the GOP, there are certain things that are at the discretion of the administration. One of those is mitigation. To the degree that the tar sands oil has a higher carbon signature than other fuels, Obama certainly has the ability to require mitigation to offset that increment of greater CO2. Indeed, he has broad discretion to pick and choose measures. What might he pick?
The economics are important, and I try to pay attention, although I am not an expert. But we know that fracking brought the price of natural gas down dramatically, and has hammered coal. Coal, of course, has tried to blame it on Obama, not on the market--or on Cheney who cleared the way for low-regulation fracking.
I suspect that some of the hysteria behind the oil companies attacks on subsidies for renewable energy and electric-powered cars comes from their fears that successful development of alternatives will lead to a loss of market share for oil and gas. Take for example the electric car. I've been hearing that the lower cost of electricity--about 1/3 per mile--and lower maintenance on electrical motors and brakes--offset the higher initial cost of electrical cars. See for example:
(I'm sure that some will be disappointed that I didn't use a Wikipedia source.)
So I'm predicting approval for the pipeline, and a speech that uses all of the discretionary authority that Obama has to mitigate the impacts of the pipeline and higher carbon tar sand oil, and perhaps goes beyond that to use the emission control authority he has to move the dial on the economics of alternatives. We can expect great wailing and outlandish claims about the imminent collapse of civilization from the oil industry and their annuitants.
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There were a few (I think that should actually read HEAPS of) deliveries this week. The first to arrive were 13 boxes of stunning Marcus Brothers fabrics, some special treats from Judie Rothermel and Paula Barnes were amongst them. No sooner had I started to undo them, when, another truck pulled up and unloaded 5 more! These 5 contained ranges from Windham Fabrics. - More History of Dutch Quilts and Promenade in a Dutch Garden by Petra Prins arrived too!
This little group came home for the weekend, I am supposed to be finishing 'something', but the temptation is to start 'something' new! A combination of Dressing Gowns, Summit Rose and a few old favourites mixed in. How strong can I be?
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Set in a digitally recreated postwar Tokyo (in 1958), Takashi Yamazaki's Always -- Sunset on Third Street tells the story of a few people who live and work in a rundown neighborhood, and their impact on one another's lives.
Mutsuko (Maki Horikita) arrives from the country, awed by the size of Tokyo, and eager to take on her new position working for the president of an automobile company.
She's disappointed when she learns the automobile company is a small garage run by the struggling but industrious Suzuki (Shin'ichi Tsutsumi of One Missed Call), and he's upset when he learns that the auto mechanic he thought he was hiring is actually a bicycle repairwoman.
Soon enough, Mutsuko settles in with Suzuki, his wife (Hiroko Yakushimaru of Princess Raccoon), and their impish little boy, Ippei (Kazuki Koshimizu). Across the street, Chagawa (Hidetaka Yoshioka of The Hidden Blade) runs the candy store, but he's also a frustrated novelist who earns a little money by writing boys' adventure stories.
He has a crush on the local pub owner, Hiromi (Koyuki of The Last Samurai), and she uses that to her advantage when she's saddled with Junnosuke (Kenta Suga of Godzilla: Final Wars), the abandoned son of an acquaintance. One night, she convinces the drunk, smitten Chagawa to take the boy in, promising to visit occasionally.
She does, and soon the unlikely trio begins to resemble a family themselves. Always -- Sunset on Third Street is based on a popular manga, and was a hit in Japan, winning a number of awards. The film had its North American premiere at the Subway Cinema's 2006 New York Asian Film Festival with director Yamazaki in attendance.


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Conference Primers: Single Bid Conference RecapPosted by rtmsf on November 7th, 2007
So we figure we'll be done with these conference primers by Christmas 2008 Thanksgiving, which is about the time most people start keeping an eye on college hoops anyway. In the meantime, we thought we'd take a moment to recap the seventeen single bid conferences we've already reviewed. Keep in mind, our definition of a single bid league is a conference that does not regularly compete for multiple NCAA bids (even if they occasionally get multiple bids).
29. Northeast
28. Atlantic Sun
27. Ohio Valley
26. Southland
25. America East
24. Big South
22. Ivy
21. Patriot
20. Sun Belt
19. Big Sky
18. Summit
17. Southern
16. Big West
Some brief Single Bid Conference superlatives while we're at this point:
- Best Team. Davidson (#9 Seed NCAA) – this team has a shot at the Sweet 16 this year
- Possible Spoiler. Louisiana-Monroe (Sun Belt) – everyone loves WKU in the Sun Belt, but ULM has an excellent team returning
- Low Major All-Americans.
- Stephen Curry (Davidson) – POY
- Bo McCalebb (New Orleans)
- Kyle Hines (UNC-Greensboro)
- Jason Thompson (Rider)
- Alex Harris (UCSB)
- Hon. Mention – Courtney Pigram (ETSU), Arizona Reid (High Point), Courtney Lee (W. Kentucky), Tim Pollitz (Miami (OH))
- Conference We Wish Were on TV More Often. America East. We dunno why, other than we've enjoyed watching teams like Albany, Vermont and BU over the past few years. Seems like a fun conference.
- Conference We Wish Would Re-Organize (or Implode). Sun Belt. Despite a long and proud history, there are simply too many teams (13) located in too many places (from Denver to Miami). This conference has lost its bearings.
- Conference Champ You Can Count on to Cover the Spread in NCAA Tourney 08 – Big West. Although Ivy league champs tend to stay close, Las Vegas knows that, so we like the Big West instead, where teams not named Long Beach St. have lost by an average of only 7 pts during the 2000s.
- Conference Champ You Can Count on to NOT Cover the Spread in NCAA Tourney 08 – Summit. In its last nine first round games, the Summit champ has lost by an average of 22 pts.
And here's how our Consensus Conference Picks are shaping up (RTC choice in red):
Since last time, we added the CBS Sportsline picks as well as the conference media days selections for each league. We had three more leagues came on with a full consensus (Patriot – Holy Cross; Sun Belt – W. Kentucky; Southern – Davidson) to join the OVC (Austin Peay), while the Big Sky (Montana) was only one vote short. The Big West (UCSB) and MAC (Kent St.) were solidly in one team's corner, while the Summit (IUPUI) and Ivy (Cornell) weren't far behind. We're still not buying that Ivy selection of Cornell, though.


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My extreme distaste for shopping malls, combined with a love of treasure hunting, has turned me into a fanatic of online shopping.
If I could get away with it, I would do all my shopping online. Almost any household item can be found from the hundreds of different online retailers, but none have sucked me into wasting many a lazy afternoon the way eBay can.
Over the years, I've bought and sold dozens of items through eBay, including clothing, car parts, golf clubs, electronics and collectibles.
In some cases, I've been amazed at how expensive some stuff gets.
In other situations, like my Cleveland CG16 lob wedge — a steal at $26 — I've been blown away at the bargains that can be found.
But more than anything, it's an adventure. You never know what you're going to find. If you can't find it for sale on eBay, it might as well not exist.
Where else can you find a chicken nugget in the shape of George Washington's profile? A year ago, one sold on eBay for over $8,000 (although, I believe the winning bidder bailed out of the purchase).
On Sunday afternoon, while looking for both bargains and an idea for my weekly column, I came across the Weird category on eBay, which is separated into Slightly Weird, Really Weird or Totally Bizarre subcategories.
Naturally, I jumped straight for the Totally Bizarre.
Mixed in with a great deal of adult humor items were traditional shrunken heads, Barack Obama toilet paper (a hit in Okanogan County, I'm sure), stink bombs, two-headed pigs, a coin purse made of a real taxidermy frog and vintage 1989 peanut M&M with wood inside instead of peanut (and an opening bid of $5,000!).
And what list of oddities would be complete without Justin Bieber dollar bills?
Oh, and the exciting item under the heading of "Nothing"
"For the bargain price of $1, I will send you absolutely nothing!" the hopeful seller said.
One other item that caught my attention brought to mind all the controversy lately about student loans and interest rates. One desperate soul is auctioning off his gratitude and a beer, if somebody will pay off his $54,000 in student loans.
"Are you materially satisfied but nonetheless lack substantial fulfillment in your life? Perhaps you live in an ivory tower, sleep on a gold bed (and) eat diamonds for breakfast," the seller asks.
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Preheat oven to 400. In a medium bowl, combine all ingredients throughly. Scrape into a small (about 12 oz) casserole dish. Bake for 15-17 minutes or until slightly browned and just starting bubble around the edges.
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(Reuters) - Outfielder Wil Myers of the Tampa Bay Rays was named American League Rookie of the Year, while Miami Marlins pitcher Jose Fernandez took the National League honors when the awards were announced by Major League Baseball on Monday.
The 22-year-old Myers, acquired before the season in a trade with the Royals for pitching ace James Shields, lived up to expectations in Tampa by batting .293 with 13 home runs and 53 runs batted in after being called up in mid-season.
Myers, who joined the Rays in June and helped them claim a wild card berth in the playoffs, finished ahead of Detroit Tigers shortstop Jose Iglesias and Rays starting pitcher Chris Archer in the Baseball Writers' Association of America voting.
"I thought I did well," Myers told reporters in a conference call.
"I was able to go out and help the team. I thought I was put in some pretty big spots as a rookie. As far as my season went, there's a lot of things that can improve, but I thought I did pretty well for my first year."
Tampa Bay were going at little better than .500 before calling up Myers in mid-June and posted a 56-38 record after his arrival.
The hard-throwing Fernandez won NL Rookie honors over Dodgers outfielder Yasiel Puig and Cardinals right-handed pitcher Shelby Miller.
The 21-year-old posted a 12-6 record and his 2.19 earned run average was second in the National League to Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw's 1.83.
The right-hander, who left his native Cuba five years ago, made an unexpected jump from Class A of the minor leagues to the Marlins to start the season and made the most of it.
"This is out of this world," said Fernandez. "It means a lot to get this award," he said.
Fernandez, also one of the finalists for the National League Cy Young Award, placed first on 26 of 30 ballots cast.
He was the only player listed on every ballot and became the first Cuban-born player to win the National League award. Tony Oliva (1964) of the Twins and Jose Canseco (1986) of the A's were Cuban-born winners in the American League.
Cuban-born Puig was runner-up, receiving the other four first-place votes.
Myers was listed first on 23 of the 30 ballots submitted by two writers representing each league city.
Iglesias, who batted .303 with three home runs and 29 RBIs dividing his 2013 season between Boston and Detroit, finished second in the voting with five first-place votes.
Receiving one first-place vote apiece were pitchers Archer (9-7, 3.22 ERA) and Dan Straily (10-8, 3.96 ERA) of the Oakland Athletics.
Myers said he had many areas to improve on in the offseason.
"I definitely want to go out and try to be one of the best players in the game," Myers said.
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A medieval drawbridge that lowers into a Murphy bed is such a perfect design pairing that it's surprising we don't see it more often.
Playhouse maker TinyTownStudios built this particular drawbridge Murphy bed. You can find a few others if you hunt around online, but none with same detailed faux stonework, moss, and vines for added character. I can't help but wonder if it's sturdy enough for a younger sibling to hide up top and pelt the sleeper with foam arrows to "defend" the castle.
This is hardly TinyTownStudios' only piece of fantasy design. Over on Etsy, you can check out their Western Saloon Loft Bed Playhouse, their massive concrete animal sculptures, and a wide array of pirate treehouses.
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Today is Kyle and my fourth wedding anniversary! Rather than being all super-romantic in designing a little treasury, I'm sticking with a tying the knot theme. Probably because I'm obsessed with knotted hair ties. I have two different kinds and I love how they are so comfy as bracelets, cute, and mix-and-matchable with clothes and each other. Perfect.
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I have been very satisfied with everything from buying these doors to the installation and a couple repairs. Lightning strike and a spring broke yesterday and they were hear 8:00 this mourning to repair the door. Their guys are super nice , clean and get it done quick and they don't just do the repair they check out your systems and lubed both my doors , you just can't ask for any thing more and with a warranty on what was replaced .
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Same day service on a Saturday. there as promised professional tech (Mike) a real bargin to replace to heavy duty springs. used them many times and will continue. Thanks You make my day.
Diane Monti Secrease
This company has fast and reliable service. The tech installed my new door opener in about an hour and he was very professional. I also have a maintenance plan with them. Great company!
Maureen M Morrissey
Wonderful gentleman (Mike) from Overhead Door fixed our recent garage problem a couple of days ago. Fabulous service, came on time, worked diligently until our issue was fixed. We've been using Overhead Door for many years and would never even think of using anyone else. This company is GREAT !!! They have always done a wonderful job and let us understand what we were dealing with. ALSO, really good prices. Can't thank them enough !!!
Jamie Boydston
Great company and great people! We had a spring break on our garage door yesterday around noon and had it repaired by 4 pm. Alan did a great job! Thank you
Ron Hartoebben
Overhead Door Company installed my garage door in 1999. The spring broke yesterday. I called them about 6 p.m. Their representative set up a schedule for their serviceman to be here between 4-8 p.m. and that he would call as he was on his way. She quoted the approximate cost.I'm happy to report that all went exactly as promised. The serviceman, Larry, was very pleasant to deal with, and appeared to be very proficient in his work, which was completed as promised and for the price quoted.These days it's always easy to find something or someone to complain about. But, it really is much more pleasing to be able to praise someone for a job well done. Thank you, Overhead Door!
Dave Oleksa
Great experience. Prompt service. Showed up on time with a call ahead. Very friendly and efficient. Checked out overall setup and made recommendations with no sales pressure – honest opinions. I've employed Overhead Door twice and been very satisfied both times. Highly recommend.
Timothy McKenna
Truley a professional company. I called at 6:15am and they took my call and had a technician at my house by 11:30am. The technician, Ed was a true Journeymen. A great company to deal with in this age of shoddy service and workmenship.
Kelley Woerther
Had a great service man this morning, Phil did awesome work.
Gina Whitener
Donna Kennon
We had an old chain driven garage door opener that was 21 years old, so it was time for it to die. We called late afternoon on August 7th and technician arrived shortly after 10:00 a.m. the next day for the installation of the new belt driven operator (which I would definitely recommend-very quiet and better warranty.) From the customer service agent to the technician I could not have asked for anyone more pleasant and professional. 5 Stars +
Mimi Thomas Comana
We bought and had installed a new front door by Overhead Door Company. The salesman did a great job guiding us through the decision process. The installers were professional and skilled. Our new front door is attractive and really adds to the curb appeal of our home
Carole Bridges
Several weeks ago, we had a door and opener installed at my Mother's house by Overhead Door. The service technician's name was Mark Gantner and I just wanted to let you know what a courteous, experienced professional he was during the visit. His work was 1st rate. There were a couple of problems that he had to deal with and after he was done you couldn't even see where they had been. He installed the door and opener in about 5 hours, it would have taken my husband two days. Thank you for hiring such great people!
Jessica Walter Saigh
They did an excellent job turning my ancient garage into a modern one with an electric door opener. They were fast and left the place spotless.
Shannon Riggs
We needed our garage door fixed right away because we had plans. Overhead Door was there and had the door fixed in less than an hour. Awesome!
Les Hostetler
Does what it says on the tin. Excellent work, no nonsense, good price.
Ronald Weiss
I had Overhead Door out to give me a spring tuneup on my garage door. The service tech arrived at the time promised and immediately went to work. He explained what was being done and made all the adjustments on the door. He then also checked out the opener and made the necessary adjustments on it to make the operation as smooth as possible. He then tested everything to make sure it was perfect. To finish he supplied two new batteries for the remotes. The door runs much quieter than before. I am very pleased with the service.
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Gary Hawkins
Ed S. Service tech came out Christmas Morning to fix our door that I backed into on Christmas eve which was now stuck inthe garage under a door about to fall. In less than 30 minutes he had worked it back into place so it would work. I still need a new door but can now make our Christmas trip to see our other grandchildren.Thanks Ed and Overhead Door.Gary
Becky Jo Parks
Overhead door came out within a few days to fix my door. They arrived on time and provided very professional service. My garage door is working better than EVER! Thank you so much!
Mary Ann McClenahan
Chris from overhead door just replaced the broken springs on the garage door. Chris was polite and professional and checked out the garage door for any other problems. He gave me an estimate on getting the rubber seal at the bottom of the garage door replaced. He also fixed the light on the garage door opener which hasn't worked in over a year! Finally he oiled all the hinges on the garage door and it is so much quieter now. I just wanted to say thank you very much for a job well done!
Lisa Fox
Did an exceptional job. Technician was very knowledgeable and friendly and got everything done quickly.
Sue Ballew
Bob came out and replaced the springs on our garage door at our condo, we have been here just 3 months. It made lots of noise when it went up in the morning. Noise is gone. Bob kept me informed of things he noticed on all parts of the opener, rail assembly etc. We had Overhead Door help us out last year at our other residence. They did a great job there as well. Friendly servicemen and reasonable pricing. Some like to complain about paying $200 $300 or whatever to replace parts, but if you want it done right and safely, Overhead Door is the place to call (or go online and schedule an appt like I did). Thanks Bob! Thanks OHD!
Diane Carenas
I had an excellent experience after a storm when I lost electricity and a technician came to help me engage the mechanism again. I wasn't sure how to get it working and he explained how to manually operate the door and how to restore it to automatic. As a senior citizen I needed that help. I also had him do the annual maintenance while he was here. He came early and was very efficient.
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Jimi Morisaki
Very impressed. Door spring broke today on my garage door. We called them around 9:30 and they were at our house 5 hours later. Ed had our garage functioning like new in about an hour. I don't do reviews that often. Unless I'm overly or under impressed. Well done.
Stacie Harrison
I can not speak highly enough of this company. We order a custom door to replace our ancient garage door that was too large for our opener. The company was professional and courteous. The installer (Dave) was super nice. He gave me updated as he was installing. When he was done, he packed up all of the old door and swept our garage! Our new door is silent, even and beautiful. Completely changed the look of the house. We love it! We will definitely recommend to anyone looking for a reliable company
Bob Whitmore
I'm very happy with the service I received from Overhead door. Was supposed to be here between noon and four. Called me first thing this morning and wanted to know if they could install earlier, my answer was yesssss, was there within an hour. THANKS Overhead door. Forgot to mention that the communication was also excellent.
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Patti Greenman
20:39 23 Dec 18
When deciding to get a new sliding glass door and storm door I chose Overhead Door of St. Louis, because they had given me excellent service on my garage doors for 30+ years. I was leery of going to a big box store and having a handyman install my door and not getting a warranty. Jim visited my condo on 11/13 to give me an estimate and help with my selection of doors. The doors were measured twice by 2 different individuals to assure the proper fit. On 11/16 the doors were ordered and approximately 4 weeks later my doors were scheduled for installation. Zack showed up early on 12/20 and patiently lugged my sliding glass doors up 3 flights of stairs piece by piece. Zack was very neat – he put covering on my floors and sectioned off the room; he was detailed in caulking and insulation; he was articulate by adding a piece of wood on my threshold for my storm door. Zack communicated well and explained the process as he worked. The end result is that my doors are beautiful are perfectly installed. If you're considering entry doors, I encourage you to call Overhead Door of St. Louis.read more
Creative Solutions Group
21:58 05 Dec 18
Really happy with the double spring replacement done within 45 minutes! Garage wasn't opening, works like a charm now and quieter. Called, same day came out and was courteous, clean and did a great job. Very satisfied.read more
Brent Vogt
16:50 25 Oct 18
Open 24/7 and did everything they said they were going to do at a reasonable price. Couldn't be happier with their customer service and installation.read more
Alex Bowler
14:03 19 Oct 18
These guys are great!! I didn't get a whole new door, was just having problems with an existing one, but they helped me identify the issue, told me exactly what I needed to fix, and even walked me through the entire process of repairing it myself. Way above and beyond as far as friendliness and customer respect (no upselling!) Special thanks to Cliff in Parts for making the whole experience so painless!read more
Keith Butcher
15:33 27 Sep 18
We had a gate opener installed by Overhead Door. Although we are generally satisfied with the product, we had some problems with it shortly after installation which I rectified myself after consulting with a member of their team by phone. Considering the price we paid, we feel that the installation and after sale service could have been better.Edit: Thanks for the response. We appreciate the courtesy of everyone we have worked with at Overhead Door.read more
Joseph Stratmann
14:34 15 Aug 18
I've never bothered to write a review before, but my experience with Overhead Door was so uniquely positive I felt compelled to share. We purchased a new garage door, opener and paid to have the exterior of the garage remodeled. The installation of the garage door and opener went extremely well. We paid extra for the side mount opener and to have the door follow the roof line as opposed to the flat opening you typically see. We are ecstatic with the extra room this provides in the garage – it was well worth it and others want to do the same.The exterior remodel took far more effort. Like anything, there are complications. The initial work on the exterior didn't reflect what was discussed with the sales person. What I'm amazed and, and the primary reason I share this experience, is due to the fact Overhead Door, on their own accord, had an internal meeting with the Sales Manager and Service Manager to discuss our issue with the exterior. They proactively contacted me stating they weren't happy with the outcome and wanted to completely rework it on their own dime. I kid you not – I didn't have to fight, argue…nothing. I cannot remember the last company I've had this pleasant of an experience with.They sent out a very experienced individual to rework the exterior once again and it was obvious he paid tremendous attention to the details. He discussed with me what we wanted, sketched the look we wanted and built to suit. We couldn't be happier.Thank you Overhead Door and team for such a great experience!read more
lin s
15:29 06 Aug 18
Affordable, professional,….a job well done. Thanks for scheduling me so soon, and getting the job done is a timely manner.read more
matt morris
02:27 26 Mar 18
I needed a spring for my garage door. The gentleman at the desk was able to make sure I had the right one. The staff was extremely nice. I recommend this placeread more
David Thompson
19:14 12 Mar 18
Thanks for the replacement garage door. Ryan and Josh called ahead to tell me when would arrive and did the work within the scheduled time and of course the door works GREAT!read more
Kev San
05:38 03 Mar 18
I checked the reviews and these guys had some good ones so I called and they did not disappoint. I called on Wednesday afternoon and they were able to get me in Thursday morning. We had the coils replaced and a new opener installed on our garage door. Philip B, installer, was on time, very professional, and the service was at a reasonable price. I would highly recommend them and Philip.read more
Dean Rhodes
15:50 13 Feb 18
Just had them replace two single doors into one large door. Great work, very professional, could not be happier.read more
Yvonne Koniak
20:50 25 Nov 17
Could not have ask for a better company to do the job. If needed in the future they will be the ones I call. I called in the morning and they were here to do the job within a few hours. I would recommend them to anyone needing to have a garage door worked on. Prices are better than what I would have expected. Kudos to this company. Very professional workers.read more
Jason R.
21:15 14 Nov 17
We had an issue with our 2 car garage door not opening and closing correctly. I tried to do the work myself and messed the cable, spring tension. I ended up causing more of an issue. I called overhead door and was told they had a 2pm to 6pm available tech come out. Ed came out and by around 2pm and got the issue fixed in less than an hour. Ed suggested replacing the tension springs as they were close to the end of their life but was not pushy as we didn't wish to have it done right now. He noticed the weather stripping was in need of replacement and offered to replace it. We decided to replace it. Definitely recommend Ed and Overhead Door for your repair service needs.read more
LaVern Swisher
16:24 31 Oct 17
Alan was so nice couldn't be happier with the service I received
18:22 09 Oct 17
I have used Overhead door twice for my home once for a door replace for damage from a car and then again for both doors replaced from Hail Damage. I have garage door openers on both doors from them as well one is brand new and one is easily 15 years old. They work Awesome! The new doors are just beautiful! We got the insulated doors with decorative glass and we just love them. Great service and very clean. We also have the key pad which we love and the openers are super quiet. I do refer everyone i know to you! Thank you.read more
D Law
14:58 25 Aug 17
This was my first experience with Overhead Door, having bought a house with one of their openers already installed. I'd heard good and bad about Overhead Door, but my experience with them this morning totally wiped away all bad. The technician was so helpful, friendly, and professional. He explained things, provided excellent care taking tips to both preserve my door and opener AND save me money. He was on time, took his time with the service, and courteous. I figured I'd pay dearly for this service call, but in the end…I was pleasantly surprised that the bill was quite fair and reasonable for the time and work invested. Pair this with the strong and quiet performance of my Overhead Door opener, and I'll be sticking with Overhead Door.read more
Patrick Fossell
14:04 16 Jun 17
Went with Overhead Door per neighbors recommendation, very happy we did. The sales representative Mark who came out was very polite, honest, and straight forward. We ended up having to order a door so it took a few weeks to come in, but Mark stayed in touch and called to schedule the install when the door came in. I don't recall the individuals name who did the install, but he did very good work. The new garage door looks great! Would definitely do business with Overhead Door again.read more


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Last week my Trove Tuesday post told of the murder of Ellen Sullivan. Today I have another murder to share with you. I apologise if this posts upsets anyone as it happened in 1940.
Eileen Brennan was the 3rd daughter of seven children born to Thomas Vincent Brennan and his wife Kathleen Egan. She was 22 years old when she was murdered by her employer Leo Grant. He committed suicide at the murder site.
|Sydney Morning Herald 16 October 1940, p. 12
The report in The Armidale Express was more detailed and stated that Leo Grant had recently purchased the Silver Bell cake shop in Beardy Street after moving from Sydney. He also had a bank book in the name of Leo Henry Murray in his pocket. His death was reported as Grant.
A dreadful tragedy for our family and one with I imagine many unanswered questions.


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December 7, 2007
Greg Britton '84, Director of the Minnesota Historical Society Press and recently Minnesota's Publisher of the Year, is heading to California in January to lead Getty Publications, the publishing arm of the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles.
The former Wabash history major who in eight years at MHS tripled the title output and increased sales by 280% in the last six years told Publisher's Weekly, "It's a very attractive publishing program, there are exciting opportunities, and the chance to play on a bigger stage.
"The Minnesota Historical Society has been in the publishing business for over 155 years. It has been my honor to steer the press for a few of those years," Britton said. "At the Getty I hope to continue the work of bringing ideas and readers together--its the most exciting work I know and I am lucky have the chance to do it."
Under Britton, MHS Press grew to become the largest historical society press in the country, and Britton pioneered the press's Borealis Books imprint as he and his team gained the Press national recognition and secured substantial paperback rights deals with major publishers for several of its authors.
""I don't want to give them standard historical society fare." Britton said of the MHS Press list when speaking with Wabash Magazine in 2004. ""I want people to be surprised by our books, maybe see part of themselves there, maybe be transformed by them."
According to Publisher's Weekly, Britton, who directs 12 employees and 30 releases per year at MHS, will oversee 47 employees and 40-50 releases per year at Getty.
Read about Britton in Wabash Magazine.
Read Britton's tribute to mentor Professor Peter Frederick.


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For the beans: Place the beans in a saucepan and add cold water to cover by 2 inches. Bring to a boil, cover, and remove from the heat. Let stand for 1 hour, then drain.
Return the beans to the saucepan along with the onion, celery, carrot and bay leaf. Add water to cover by 2 inches. Slowly bring to a simmer over medium-low heat. (If you heat them too fast, the skins may break.) Adjust the heat to maintain a bare simmer and cook, uncovered, until the beans are almost tender, 20 minutes or longer, depending on the age of the beans. Add salt, to taste, and continue cooking until the beans are tender but not mushy. Remove from the heat and let cool in the liquid. (You can prepare the beans to this point 1 to 2 days ahead; cover and refrigerate.)
Preheat the oven to 300 degrees F. Drain the beans and discard the vegetables but reserve the liquid.
In a preheated casserole pan that can go from the stove top to the oven, pour in 1/4 cup olive oil, add garlic cloves and allow to caramelize, about 1 to 2 minutes. Stir in tomato puree, simmer about 10 seconds, then add beans and white bean liquid. Sprinkle top with cherry tomatoes, thyme, parsley, red pepper flakes, and 1 cup olive oil. Season with salt and pepper, to taste. Bake, uncovered, for 30 minutes.
Remove from the oven and let rest for 15 to 20 minutes, then stir in the remaining 1 tablespoon olive oil, taste for seasoning, and serve over orecchiette pasta.
When the recipe calls for swirling in 1 tablespoon olive oil at the end, that's the moment to get out your best extra-virgin olive oil.


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Ernestfrench necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 244 diseños de 63 diseñadores freelance.
with 1 day left: We don't want any references to the movie world. We don't want play buttons, because we don't show movies. We want symbols that show what the site does - exchanging or collecting information, finding connections. We want something that shows a sense of growth and accumulation.
We have eliminated a lot of designs - what's left are ones that show promise.
We are the guys behind http://movi.ca, a young startup intent on shaking up the movie-site status-quo. Our team is experienced in Internet product design, monitization and hard-core data mining. We believe that users should get something back from the movie ratings and reviews that they make and from sharing their social connections. If people are willing to share information, we should make it useful for them, not just for us. That's why we created Movi.ca.
Movi.ca is a website that allows movie buffs to catalog the movies they've seen, share them with friends and get back interesting and useful data about their own and their friends' preferences.
Movi.ca is designed to be fast, easy, and social, with "game dynamics" to make adding movies fun. The more a user rates movies, the more connections they discover. This will also help us and their friends make better recommendations that they should watch.
A typical user will join movi.ca after having rated 50 to 100 movies - each with a single click. As they rate movies, they win awards - like "3 part III's" when they have seen three movies with part three in the name. They also discover connections - for example a user may be surprised to find out the actor that they've seen most is William Shatner.
English speaking movie buffs, 16 years of age and older. Mostly male. They care about collecting more than the average person. They are active on the Internet. They most likely have a facebook profile and/or a netflix account. They might listen to movie podcasts. They might read movie review sites, including rotten tomatoes and IMDB.
They are not just casual movie-watchers - they're the type of person who knows who directed the movie they're watching, and watches several movies a week.
We need a logo. It should embody the spirit of an Internet startup shaking up the movie status quo. It doesn't need to be traditional, but it should have "Movi.ca" in it. People should understand that this is a fun movie website when they see it. But please don't use cheezy popcorn/film reel stock art. We are looking for something colorful, and distinctive.
Please try out the site / look at the screenshots to get an understanding of how it works.
You don't need to follow the visual style already present on the site, and you can choose your own colors, capitalization, etc.
We would like a logo that can be used at the top of the page, which would be wider than it is tall.
Technically we would like a vector image as well as a png.
We will use this logo as the basis for our Visual Identity and web design. We hope this job can be the start of a fruitful relationship between us and a talented designer.
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While you can obtain a lot of information on RIT and our programs on the web, there's nothing like a personal visit to give you a sense of the world-class facilities and faculty RIT offers. However, we know that your schedule is very busy and that you can't always make our regular open houses and information sessions. That's why we invite you to visit us at your convenience Mondays through Fridays, 9am - 4pm. This will allow us to give you our personalized attention and customize your visit and the information you receive to your wishes. No waiting in line, no general presentations, no sifting through information that isn't pertinent to your situation. RIT offers you personalized graduate study information sessions—scheduled at your convenience.
The Office of Graduate Enrollment coordinates applications for RIT's graduate programs.
An opportunity for prospective graduate students to visit RIT. Register to attend!


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Sara Meek, a junior right-hander from Brentwood, pitched two nearly perfect games last week on the road against the two perennial powerhouses in the Atlantic Sun to earn Pitcher-of-the-Week honors in the conference.
Meek is the first Lipscomb softball player to earn A-Sun Player-of-the-Week honors.
On March 22, Meek pitched a two-hit, seven-inning complete game shutout against UCF. She struck out five.
On March 25 she led Lipscomb to a 1-0 victory over eight-time defending A-Sun champion Florida Atlantic.
Meek allowed only three hits in pitching another seven-inning, complete game. She struck out 12 batters.
Lipscomb Head Coach Andy Lane was proud of Meek's performance.
"Sara was simply terrific in the two games this week. It was two of the most impressive pitching performances we have seen and it was especially impressive with her not feeling 100%. Much of the time she pitched on determination and heart. We have such a tremendous amount of respect for both UCF and Florida Atlantic and the two wins were a great start in the conference. Anytime a player gets an individual award it really is a result of the team doing well. Sara was the first to let her teammates know what a great job they did in helping us get the wins. This is another step in helping our program grow and building our team into a respected program. Hopefully we will have many more Atlantic Sun honors, but it is always special when it is the first,"Lane said.


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When Will They Stop: White Hate Groups Target African American Neighborhoods With Hate Fliers!
Local police say racist fliers on black homeowners doorsteps is protected speech, though possibly littering. A collection of black homeowners in a Tennessee town are upset and fearful after white hate groups targeted their neighborhood with hate-filled fliers, dropped on their lawns in the dead of night.
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This report covers the market revenue in USD Million and sales volume in thousands, for the medical specialty bags market for the period 2012 – 2018, keeping 2011 as the base year for market estimation. A detailed analysis of the market trends, current scenarios and future trends is available in the report. The market is analyzed by using concepts such as Porter's five forces analysis, market drivers, restraints and opportunities along with their impact analyses and market attractiveness analysis.
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Louisiana catfish farmers who paid assessments on catfish feed between July 1, 2002, and Dec. 31, 2005, can apply for a full or partial refund, says Agriculture and Forestry Commissioner Bob Odom.
More than $120,000 is available for refunds to eligible farmers.
The Louisiana catfish industry voted by referendum to discontinue collecting assessments in the summer of 2005. Last December, the Louisiana Catfish Promotion and Research Board decided to return to farmers a portion of the catfish feed assessments previously collected.
Odom said distribution of the funds is being coordinated by the Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry with assistance from the Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation.
"All of the pertinent information is available on the department's Web site, including the application and IRS W-9 form," Odom added. "It's important that our eligible catfish farmers take a minute to read through the information carefully before submitting their applications."
All applications must be submitted with a completed, signed and dated IRS W-9 form to the department by March 31.
Anyone needing assistance or having questions should contact Roy Johnson at (225) 922-1280. To download the application and IRS form, visit www.ldaf.state.la.us.


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