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Just as soccer fans eagerly anticipate the World Cup competition every four years, they also anticipate the new kits. The new jerseys, boots, and warmups worn by the 32 teams will help set the soccer style agenda in bars and pickup games around the world for the near future.
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Texans have a lousy record of turning out for elections and this year's primary election follows Memorial Day, which could make it even more challenging to attract voters.
To help educate Texans, Secretary of State Hope Andrade launched a new voter education effort Wednesday – "Make Your Mark on Texas" – to answer questions about voting this year.
"The voting process should be simple and easy to understand," she said.
A website http://www.votetexas.gov/ offers dynamic features for voters, a new smart phone application and the Vote Texas App.
Texans, she said, should visit the website to find out if they are registered to vote. If not, they can find out how to register. Folks also can find out where to vote and other election-related information on the website.
Legal fights over redistricting caused the early March primary election to get pushed back to May 29. Early voting will start on May 14 – right after local elections in many Texas communities.
Texas typically has one of the worst voter participation rates in the country. Texas placed 50th among the 50 states in voter turnout for the 2010 general election, according to the United States Election Project.
Andrade said she remains optimistic that Texans will turn out to vote this year.
The secretary of state said her office will "provide the resources (people) need to participate fully in the democratic process."
A controversial Voter ID law is held up in the courts and will not apply for the primary.
Texas was named as one of the five worst offenders of voter suppresssion in a Center for American Progress report Wednesday. In the last year, the Lone Star State has placed new restrictions on nonprofit organizations that help register new voters. The restrictions could cut thousands out of the political process, and the state's newly enacted voter ID law could disenfranchise hundreds of thousands of Texans, according to the report.
Texans who are registered to vote but don't have a Texas-issued driver's license could get a DPS-issued voter ID card. More than 70 Texas counties, however, do not have a DPS driver's license office.
Many Texans live in inner cities without access to a DPS driver's license office. Those offices are only open on weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (6 p.m. on Tuesdays) – and never on weekends.
Andrade was asked if her office would help provide resources to make it easier to participate in democracy. She noted the Voter ID law was not yet in place.

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I read some interesting articles on the international Anarcho-blogosphere about the need for more insurrectionary Anarchism versus the more middle class oriented, Civic Anarchism.
The Insurrectional Anarchist practices the original Class War methods of classical Anarchism, meaning Propaganda of both the Word and the Deed. These actions imply that the Anarchist reads and writes prolifically, and then proceeds into the insurrectionist mode. The insurrectionist mode involves industrial or commercial sabotage, firebombing work places and factories, destruction of targeted private property, attacking cops at protests, fighting back against Fascists at their demos, and killing selected targets from the elites and the powerful.
Some defenders of these methods call themselves Anarcho-Nihilists or Anarcho-Individualists. A few have even stated that their actions value more than their lives, and that imprisonment from the state becomes the beautiful moment of peace, and for a few, a true clarity of vision. They also state that the insurrectionist locked inside the prison inferno is truly free because he or she has no more fear of the State.
Civic Anarchism tends to exist in many urban centers of the 'Western' European and Colonial-Settler European regions, such as the Americas and Australia. The Civic Anarchist, and mostly associated with the Anarcho-Syndicalist, radical unionist bunch, reads and writes a lot, and then works within the system through 'radical' organizing. They eschew violence and often condemn the violence of certain Anarchists. The 'civies' might organize a workplace, or help out in a strike, but there is a lot more organizational tactics at work, such as endless meetings, writing articles for Indymedia, or setting up a benefit punk show for collecting more organizing funds.
According to the Insurrectional Anarchists, the Civic Anarchists play it safe like their Activist-Leftist, Middle Class counterparts. According to the hard cores, the Civic Anarchists are really Anarcho-activists, and they are not much different from the mortal enemies of Anarchists: the Marxist sect-ideologically crazy activists, with their ideological platforms and assemblies lasting over two hours.
The insurrectionists might have very good reasons to criticize the civic-minded Anarchists. Anarchy is not just talking at meetings and writing polemics. Anarchy also represents the actions of taking what is ours and attacking targets; however, the insurrectionists, like their civic rivals, are also guilty of too much talk.
Too many Anarcho-revolutionaries scream their violent works on their own websites and hard copy pages – and they have even given interviews related to 'illegal' activities to corporate news organs! A good example were some Eugene Anarchists that publicly proclaimed their resistance to the State and Capitalism after the WTO protests in 1999.
After their foolish interviews to the corporate press, the full violence of the State came upon them, and then a few Anarchists ended up doing some hard time in prison. While these same insurrectionists are often fanatics for 'security culture,' they have often broken their very same rules. Nothing is more damaging to any revolutionary group than having boasters and blowhards scream about their 'actions' against the enemy.
I have also read uncountable declarations on the Internet blogosphere, mostly coming from particular Anarcho-gun owners, stating that they were ready to violently throw down against the US government if they try to take away their guns. Oh really? Are those armchair tough guys going to risk it all when the SWAT team thugs show up at their front doors? It is one thing to write the tough words on the Internet, and it is quite another thing to actually engage in a heated gun fight with the authorities.
All of those hard cores know full well that the state spies and police forces are also listening and reading their pronouncements. In the dangerous world that we live in now, one simple slip of the tongue, and often a person goes down. Sometimes, the civic-minded Anarchist that printed the insurrectionist diatribe in his or her written format, whether electronic or paper, represents the one that pays dearly. Other times, the insurrectionist falls into his or her own imprudent post-action actions. The state authorities don't care much either way, because at least they have found another enemy to destroy who is against the legitimate authority of the state.
Anarchists ought to remember the first rule of any organization antagonistic to the state: silence. For example, the Italian Mafia has always had its code of 'Omertà,' and the Ashkenazi Jewish communities of Eastern Europe had the code of "Mesirah.' The Gypsies have also used their code of silence against harassing state bureaucrats.
The Anarchist community has to abide in the code of silence. Silence has generally related to the first law of both prudence and maturity. We also have the old saying, 'silence is golden.' If an Anarchist has committed a propaganda of the deed, then the Anarchist must never talk about or refer to the past event – ever again. After an action, it is even best to stay away from friends and alcohol for a few months, so that the boasting, imaginative mind never tempts the loose, undisciplined tongue.
Most importantly, we Anarchists ought to realize that the mental concepts of our selves are illusions. We have our likes, dislikes, cares and preferences, but just like human culture throughout the various ages of history, all cultures change. So do we. We are not the same people that we were ten years ago, and definitely not twenty years ago. Yes, we do have similarities to those ancient selves of ours, yet we are now a different breed.
Even with these changes, our egos often get in the way of clear thinking. We often surmise that both our personal views and words are truth, while our perceptions are the absolute truth. We often dwell too much on the personal mind garbage. Instead of letting go, we get bogged down inside our recurring thoughts.
Unlike the Marxist sectarians, Anarchism contains some marvelous diversity within its methods. Squatters who take over an abandoned building and open it up for the homeless and vagabonds are doing a great work too. They have fixed up an abandoned property left to rot by some property pimp, and now they can live freely without the common anxieties of having 'to make rent payments,' or relying on the landlord to fix the problems. Other residents that have had to pay rents, have seen such successes, and they would also want to enter such living arrangements.
There are other methods that have worked splendidly, such as living in trees to save a forest area, video exposures on the cruel methods of factory mass murder of animals for cheap meat, corporate billboard sabotage, cop watching on a Friday night, setting up a spontaneous street party in a busy intersection, such as Reclaim the Streets, or camping out in a park right in the heart of a large, corrupt mega city, which led to the Occupy movement. All of these tactics have worked and they will continue to work because they have used the greatest powers of the Anarchist, direct action and mutual aid.
As long as we Anarchists keep up the diversity of our work, we will continue to be old nails on the floor for the creeps of the State. We Anarchists are not criminals however, nor should we glamorize muggers, petty thieves, robbers, looters, wise guys and con artists. Unlike them, we fight to build a better world for ourselves. The criminal elements only want their inflated egos caressed. Their worlds are only for themselves – and themselves alone. There is an old saying, 'there is no honor among thieves.' This is also the truth.
We can kill the obsessions with ourselves, keep up the revolutionary work, and finally, keep our mouths shut – bearing our secrets forever, while simply holding on to our reserve and dignity. The state authorities and the elites will definitely persecute us, but the invisible barbed wire of silence, coolness, and a noticeable lack of ego trips will weaken all of their insidious methods – security culture or no security culture.


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CALEDONIA, MN (WKBT) — The Houston County Sheriff's Department have identified the 3 victims of a fatal plane crash in Caledonia.
According to a FAA spokesperson, the plane was traveling from Troy, Michigan to Caledonia, Minnesota when it crashed about 1 mile south of the Houston County Airport. Killed in the crash were 79-year-old Joel Alan Garret of Troy, MI, 49-year-old Dale Edward Garrett of Berkley, MI, and 50-year-old John Parl Bergeron of Birmingham, MI.
Four people were confirmed in the plane at the time of the crash. One person is in critical condition after being transported to a La Crosse hospital via Medlink.
Houston County Sheriff's Deputy Kurt Kuhlers says a farmer saw an airplane in a field and called 911. He says the debris area spans about an acre.
There is no word on what caused the crash at this time and there are no known witnesses.
Kuhlers said the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is currently investigating the crash.
Typically the NTSB is the one who investigates air crashes, airplane crashes, and during the course of that investigation, they are trying to find out what caused the crash and you know, get all the details from there," said Kuhlers.
Craig Hatch, air safety investigator with the NTSB started the investigation on Saturday.
In a news conference Hatch said he will focus on the background of the pilot, the scene itself and environmental factors at the time of the crash.
Hatch said it seems as though one of the wings hit first, but he said it's still too early to have any idea what caused the crash.
The NTSB said the four people on the plane were likely headed to South Dakota and stopping at the Houston County airport to refuel.
The fixed wing twin engine plane is owned by Garlam Aviation Co. out of Troy, Michigan.
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Liberty Media Holdings, LLC. v. Does 1-59, 2011 WL 292128 (S.D. Cal., January 25, 2011)
Plaintiff porn company sued 59 anonymous defendants it knew only by IP address for violation of the Stored Communications Act (SCA), the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) and for copyright infringement. Since plaintiff did not know who the defendants were, it had to jump through a few hoops to find out their names.
The court rewarded such hoop-jumping by ordering that the defendants' identities be turned over.
Hoop #1 – The Cable Communications Policy Act of 1984
A subpoena to the defendants' internet service providers would reveal the needed information. But these ISPs, being governed by the Cable Communications Policy Act of 1984, could not turn over their subscribers' information without a court order. (See 47 USC 515(c)(2)(B))
Hoop #2 – Discovery prior to the Rule 26(f) conference
What's more, a plaintiff cannot start conducting discovery (and a subpoena is a discovery tool) until after it has had the initial conference with the defendant (the Rule 26(f) conference). But how can a plaintiff confer with a defendant it does not know? There is a bootstrapping problem here. The court has to step in and issue an order allowing the discovery be had.
Hoop #3 – Balancing injury versus right to anonymous speech
And getting that court order is a bit problematic and nuanced when one is dealing with anonymous defendants. The courts recognize the conflict between a need to provide injured plaintiffs with a forum in which they may seek redress for grievances, and the right of John Doe defendants to use the internet anonymously or pseudonymously when appropriate.
So judges apply a balancing test to weigh these interests. Different courts apply different tests. Some apply a very demanding standard, requiring plaintiffs to present enough facts to withstand a hypothetical motion for summary judgment. Other cases require a lesser burden be carried, looking merely to whether the complaint would survive a motion to dismiss. That's the standard the court applied in this case.
The Seescandy.com standard
It looked to the 1999 case of Columbia Ins. Co. v. Seescandy.com, 185 F.R.D. 573, 577 (N.D.Cal.1999) which articulated the following test:
- First, the plaintiff should identify the missing party with sufficient specificity such that the Court can determine that (the) defendant is a real person or entity that could be sued in federal court …
- Second, the (plaintiff) should identify all previous steps taken to locate the elusive defendant …
- Third, Plaintiff should establish to the Court's satisfaction that plaintiff's suit against (the) defendant could withstand a motion to dismiss … Plaintiff must make some showing that an act giving rise to civil liability actually occurred and that the discovery is aimed at revealing specific identifying features of the person or entity who committed the act.
In this case, the court found that each of these criteria had been met across the board.
It found that plaintiff had identified the defendants as best it could. Plaintiff provided the court with the unique IP addresses assigned to each defendant and the ISP that provided each defendant with internet access. Further, the requested discovery was necessary for plaintiff to determine the names and addresses of each defendant who performed the allegedly illegal and infringing acts.
The only information plaintiff had regarding the defendants was their IP addresses and their ISPs. Therefore, there were no other measures plaintiff could have taken to identify the defendants other than to obtain their identifying information from their ISPs.
And the court found the allegations supporting each of the claims were sufficient to survive a motion to dismiss.
As to the SCA, the complaint alleged that defendants intentionally accessed plaintiff's web servers, which are facilities where electronic communication services are provided, defendants had no right to access the copyrighted materials on plaintiff's website, and defendants obtained access to these electronic communications while these communications were in electronic storage.
On the CFAA claim, the complaint alleged that defendants unlawfully and without authorization entered into plaintiff's computer server, which was used in interstate commerce, where plaintiff's copyrighted materials were contained, stole plaintiff's copyrighted materials, valued in excess of $15,000, and as a result of such conduct, caused plaintiff to suffer damage. Based on these facts, 18 USC 1030(g) authorized plaintiff's civil action.
And as for copyright infringement, plaintiff alleged that it is the owner of the copyrights for certain motion pictures, which were accessed, reproduced, distributed and publicly displayed by defendants. Also, plaintiff alleged that defendants, without authorization, intentionally accessed, reproduced and distributed plaintiff's copyrighted works onto their local hard drives or other storage devices.


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In a vast warehouse space in the north of Berlin, Joey, Michael Morpurgo's world-famous "war horse", is being taken for a test-canter by three puppeteers. He trots up and down behind a long row of tables at which creative personnel are clustered, while in front of them director Polly Findlay amiably tries to get across to her small army of German actors just how much we Brits love our tea.
"Think of the thing that makes you really happy," she says. "For us that's tea!" The reason she needs to remind them of our indestructible institution? Well there's a line in the big recruitment scene they're rehearsing, recapturing all the gung-ho, cavalier innocence at the start of the Great War, in which the assembled Devonshire villagers are given the rousing assurance that they'll drive the Kaiser through Belgium and be home "in time for tea". "We need to get the full swing of that sentence," Findlay points out to me. "It's harder in the German version."
While praising the "embarrassingly good English" spoken by the 42-strong company, "the tea has been a running joke," she later explains. "When we say "tea break!", no one here understands what on earth you're talking about. There are lots of idiosyncrasies like that which take more explaining than you'd think."
Confident and articulate, Findlay doesn't seem remotely fazed by the huge responsibilities resting on her young (30-year-old) shoulders. Firstly, she is having to give the National's globe-trotting hit (already widely seen in Canada, America and Australia) its first foreign language outing – significantly, the first time this has been done with any production in the 50-year history of the theatre.
Secondly she's the linchpin between the National and the international group Stage Entertainment – making its first foray away from musicals in the palatial 1400-seater Theater des Westens (Berlin's equivalent to the Palladium) and taking the epic financial risk in a theatre scene not used to collaboration between the commercial and subsidised sectors.
Thirdly, and above all, she knows this production will mean a big, symbolic deal – not only to Morpurgo, whose cherished dream it has been to see the show running in the capital cities of Western Europe's two principal former adversaries, but also quite possibly to the whole German nation, as the important WW1 centenary year approaches.
To put this premiere in context, Gefahrten – as the show has been renamed, in line with the Spielberg film, translating roughly as "Comrades" – will be the first notable play to broach "the war to end all wars" that audiences here have seen.
In a country that has no remembrance day for its war dead, and which has been consumed by collective guilt over its past actions, the First World War has been a theatrical no-man's land until now. As the playwright John von Duffel, who has scripted this version, explains: "I can't remember seeing any play dealing with this subject on stage. We have a big tradition of dealing with the guilt of the Second World War – there are many plays about that. But it's almost impossible to find one dealing with the First World War. It's the war nobody ever talks about."
Why is that? "We always projected the guilt issue surrounding the Second World War onto the First," he continues, "and it wasn't possible to discuss it without considering what happened later. We would never have been in a position to tell a story like War Horse. The possibility of talking about the war of 1914-18 as a historical event in its own right only became possible as recently as a couple of years ago I would say."
Even the muster-scene I've just witnessed being assembled in painstaking detail – it seemingly takes Findlay and co half an hour to advance a mere three minutes of stage-time – acquires a different, controversial flavour by being presented in Berlin. As Findlay, who worked as an assistant director on the original production in 2007, explains: "A British audience responds to that scene as a positive event – for a German audience it will press a different set of buttons." Von Duffel agrees: "Here we have a public that's almost trained to regard the military as a problem – you would never identify with a soldier." At the same time a German audience is being confronted with an upbeat military occasion, it also has to come face-to-face with its own nation being depicted as the big threat to our equine hero Joey and Albert, the doting lad who enlists to try and track him down on the Western Front.
"What I found strange about reading that play as a German is that I identified with the community in that Devon village," Von Duffel continues. "And then out of the blue I'm the enemy of those I felt were my friends and they're saying: "Let's go and kill the Germans!". I don't quite know how a German audience will react to that."
Perhaps his most striking contribution has been to modify, with due agreement on all relevant sides, two of the main German characters Joey encounters once he is captured and set to work on the other side of the Trenches. "The weird thing I felt about the second half in the London production was that the characters of Friedrich and Klausen – who are in a position to become the new friends of the audience – are clearly outlined as war enemies. I had a strong sense that nobody would buy that over here. They had to be made more credible," he says. "Friedrich, who's a horse-lover, now conveys that on the German side many people were misled at the beginning – and even Klausen, who can be monstrous, is more multi-dimensional."
Will German audiences reach out and become "comrades" to this production? Philipp Lind, who plays young Albert, is cautious in his optimism. "I think German audiences are very sceptical in general," he says with a grin. "I think they come in and go "Is this even going to amuse me?"". Stage Entertainment's producer Simone Linhof, who has battled hard for two years to bring everything together, is looking on the bright side: "If we can persuade people to come, I think they will be delighted by what they see. The show is unique, the story is universal and the puppetry will be a big surprise."
Although confident the show will be a commercial success, paving the way for plans to mount productions in Amsterdam and Paris, in a sense they're putting the spirit of Morpurgo's classic – described as "the greatest anthem to peace ever performed" – before the mud, sweat and tears of chasing box-office victory. "We hope to make money," she says "because we're not subsidised – but we love this piece so much, it almost feels like an educational and political task as much as an artistic one. We just had to bring it to Berlin. It felt vital we took this risk."
'Gefahrten' is in preview at the Theater des Westens in Berlin.
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PhonepayPlus, the regulator responsible for the premium rate and phone-paid services industry, is planning to clamp down on the black market in lists of mobile numbers in response to growing anger at text spam.
Trading of such lists is thought to be a major factor behind a surge in public complaints over unsolicited text messages.
George Kidd, the regulator's chief executive told El Reg: "We've got to do something about lists and trading. We've got to be able to say to people 'you've bought this list and you shouldn't have'."
PhonepayPlus, formerly known as Icstis, launched a wide-ranging review of the premium mobile services market earlier in May. During the first three months of this year 80 per cent of all complaints it received were about ringtones, games, text spam and other commercial services targeting mobile users.
The early signs from the review are that the buying and selling of number lists needs to be addressed as a priority. Such personal data is included in the remit of the Information Commissioner's Office, but Kidd said he is ready to tackle the growing problem if others are unable to.
"The Information Commissioner has got a rotten job," he said. "He's got the wrong tools available to him. A £5,000 fine after a six month investigation? I can levy £250,000 after four weeks."
Kidd does not believe a rule change will be necessary to enforce a cut in text spam. He said: "Our code has a pretty broad set of rules. I think that if you give your name and number to someone two years ago and they now sell that on, that's taking advantage. We can say to companies 'you do that, and we're going to bust you'. There are many ways to skin a cat."
If using the broad rules of its code doesn't work, PhonepayPlus could consider a licensing scheme for mobile-paid service providers who collect and trade personal data.
It used a similar system to effectively shut down the rogue dialler racket in the days of dial-up internet access. Companies who wanted to distribute premium rate dialler software were required to put £500,000 in bank guarantee in case people were scammed by the software. Few operators took up a licence.
The review is set to report in July.
Kidd is also set to demand that providers stop merrily abusing the word "free".
"I'm a bit ahead of our board on this," he said, "but personally I feel use of the word 'free' as we've seen it is wrong and it's bullshit. If someone can show me where I get the free thing then fine, but it shouldn't be 'join my subscription service, then it's free', or 'buy six first then it's free'."
"C'mon, just stop it."
Icstis became PhonepayPlus in the wake of the TV phone-in scandal last year. Its failure to pick up on the widespread fraud was widely criticised. It's now aiming to act more pre-emptively, in a bid to foster trust in the premium rate industry and its regulators.
Kidd hopes that by being the first regulator to reclaim "free" from the clutches of marketeers PhonepayPlus can demonstrate that culture shift. He appealed: "Why can't this be the time that of all the sectors that you don't expect it from, the phone-paid guys are the ones to say let's call it quits first. Free's free, or it's not. And that's it."
Winning public trust for the premium rate industry is a tall order, but PhonepayPlus is pitching to the mobile service industry that putting its house in order will be worth the pain. The UK market is only just about to be over taken by the US as the biggest in the world, according to the regulator. "I'm saying to the industry that if we do these sorts of things the UK could be a £4bn market," Kidd said.
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When I get to teaching the 1970s and 1980s, I show my students pictures of me playing basketball as young kid and in high school. I show them pictures of my basketball idols – Dr. J, Gail Goodrich, and Larry Bird. My students laugh. They laugh a lot. Not at me, or my idols, but rather, they laugh at the shorts – the short shorts to be exact. That was how basketball players dressed until the early 1990s. Then everything changed in 1991. Five freshman at the University of Michigan, including one from the south side of Chicago, changed everything about the modern athlete. It was more than just the shorts. It was how the modern athlete was going to act. There were going to be no apologies.
Jack Johnson was the first African-American athlete to gain national prominence. The boxer became heavyweight champion of the world and flaunted his "blackness" unforgivably. He wore long coats with fur, drovee fancy cars, lived in a swank home in Chicago, and married a white woman. In 1908, Johnson won the heavyweight championship in Sydney, Australia. Immediately, calls for a "great white hope" began. No one could defeat Johnson and his defensive style in his prime. What brought Jackson down was the enforcement of the Mann Act. Ken Burns' film "Unforgiveable Blackness" said of Johnson:
What most bothered whites about Johnson was that he openly had affairs with white women—and even married them—at a time when miscegenation of this sort was not only illegal but was positively dangerous. Johnson did not seem to care what whites thought of him, and this bothered most whites a great deal. He was not humble or diffident with whites. He gloated about his victories and often taunted his opponents in the ring. (This behavior was not unique to him as a champion boxer. Many boxers, notably John L. Sullivan, acted this way. It was unique for a black public figure.) He also did not care what blacks thought of him, as some were critical of his sex life. His preference for white women seemed an embarrassment and something that would bring the wrath of whites down on the heads of every black person. […] Since Johnson could not be defeated in the ring, the battle moved to defeating Johnson in the area where he most offended and where he was most vulnerable—his [personal] life.
Rather than serve one year in jail, Johnson left the US for Europe. He would eventually return and serve his term but his prime years were behind him. There would not be another African-American champ until Joe Louis in 1937.
The modern athlete still was a long way away. Despite Jackie Robinson's breaking the color barrier in 1947 and 1948, the issue of sport and race would not change until the 1960s. In 1964, a young Cassius Clay defeated Sonny Liston for the Heavyweight Championship. Clay was brash, outspoken, and unlike anything the world had seen to that point. Immediately after defeating Liston, Clay changed his name to Muhammad Ali and for the next three years, he was an unstoppable cultural force until he was drafted into the Army. Ali refused to go. He was at the center of everything in the 1960s – Civil Rights and Vietnam. His boxing licenses were suspended all across the country. He filed suit not to go into the Army and the case went all the way to the Supreme Court. Ali would return to boxing. Like Johnson, his prime years had been taken away. He still could fight, but he was not the same. His influence on the modern athlete was huge.
For Juwan Howard, growing up on the south side of Chicago was not easy. Raised by his grandmother, Howard had strict rules to follow including being home by sundown every day. Along with church and school, Howard did small jobs as a child including raking leaves and shoveling driveways. He worked hard and did not take life granted. He said, "You can be here today and gone tomorrow." But above all else, Howard wanted out. He was going to do what it took. Whether it was sport or school, he would give both everything he had.
A star at the Chicago Vocational Career Academy, Howard was one of the top recruits in the nation. He was heavily recruited by many schools including the University of Illinois and the University of Michigan.
Paul Sullivan of the Chicago Tribune explained the decision Howard had to make:
About this time last year, Howard was on track to attend Illinois. Coach Lou Henson came out to watch him play on a few occasions, and Howard figured to fit in well with fellow Public League stars Deon Thomas and Jamie Brandon (who later transferred to LSU). But the NCAA's prolonged investigation of the Illinois program, which eventually resulted in probation, drove Howard away, and he wound up choosing Michigan over Arizona State.
"Illinois was in a situation where I was waiting to find out what would happen with them," he said. "Four days after I committed, (the NCAA sanctions) were announced. That hurt them. Deon was always joking that I had better come to Illinois or he'd never speak to me again. He may have been a little upset, but I had to go to the place that suits me best."
The day he signed his letter of intent, his grandmother passed away. Coaches Steve Fisher and Brian Dutcher became his new family. For Fisher and Dutcher, Howard became the lynchpin to help get other recruits. He helped recruit Jimmy King and then Howard lent his talents to help recruit Ray Jackson.
The final two pieces of the prized recruiting class came in the form of Jalen Rose and Chris Webber. Rose, like Howard, had grown up in the inner city. Webber did not. Still, the five freshman became the most highly touted recruiting class – they were four of the top 11 recruits in the nation that year.
When the five freshman showed up in Ann Arbor in the fall of 1991, the style began to change. Jalen Rose instituted the move to long shorts. While Michael Jordan had begun the move to long shorts, Jordan's were still above his knees. The Fab Five wanted the long shorts like Jordan, but only longer. Coach Fisher relented. The players would add black socks to complete the look.
In a Big Ten preview in the Chicago Tribune, Neil Milbert wrote:
"Freshmen can be unreliable here, but we're not talking about ordinary freshmen," said Illinois coach Lou Henson. "When you're as good as they are, you're going to be right up there with the best."
"Those five new kids averaged close to 145 points per game last year in high school," said Fisher. "But they're freshmen. Who's going to score? Who will set the screen for the going to score? Who can accept coming off the bench?
"How quickly they adjust to going to Bloomington, East Lansing and hostile arenas like that will dictate how good we are. We hope we can reach a consistency by the middle of the Big 10 season where we can be a factor and a force.
According to Juwan Howard, the next three years would be the best years of his life. They would also be filled with highlights and controversy. That first year started off well. Webber, Howard, and Rose all made the starting lineup. After a 4-0 start, the young Wolverines ran into number one Duke. In an interview on TV, the team showed no fear. They were not afraid of Duke. At the end of the interview, the team flashed signs using their hands. The thought of young athletes flashing signs was unheard of. Even more so, the team explained they were signs about themselves. Duke got out to early lead and built that lead to 17 points. The freshman did not quit though. They fought back and showed they could hang with the best team in the country. Although they lost in overtime, it showed how good Michigan could get. Sports Illustrated said of the team:
They're certainly not ordinary freshmen. Webber, a forward, and his classmates—center Juwan Howard, forward Ray Jackson and guards Jimmy King and Jalen Rose—proved that fact against Duke, even though Michigan ultimately fell to the Blue Devils 88-85 in overtime. By the time Duke escaped from Ann Arbor with its ranking intact and record unblemished, the best-freshman-class-ever label, with which the Michigan newcomers had been saddled, was more than mere hyperbole. In their first exposure to elite college competition, the Fab Five proved they are as good as advertised.
It would not be until February that all five freshman would start together against Notre Dame.
At the time, America was in a cultural transformation. On the outside, George H.W. Bush's presidency had been about a 1000 points of light. Desert Storm and the first Gulf War had been over for a year. The Soviet Union had collapsed. America was at the top of the heap. But on the inside, America was changing. Hip Hop culture was slowly taking over music, movies, fashion, and television. The Fab Five brought it to sport. What made these five freshman different was their culture and attitude. They listened to rap. They listened to NWA and Public Enemy. They had tattoos. They got in opponent's faces to get in their heads. The ABA in the 70s had brought playground style basketball to the NBA. The Fab Five brought everything else about the playground to the arena.
For Michigan basketball, it was only three years removed from the Glen Rice team that had won the NCAA basketball championship. In February and March of 1992, the team became the team everyone wanted to see. Every Saturday afternoon, the Fab Five celebrated the routine and redefined the spectacular. They became the Beatles of basketball. Crowds and cameras followed them everywhere. It did translate in to winning but it did not translate in to winning championships. In 1992, the Wolverines made it to the NCAA Tournament. In the elite eight, they faced a team that had beaten them twice in Ohio State. In overtime, the Michigan Wolverines prevailed. In the national semi-final, they beat Temple to advance to the final, a rematch against Duke. It was not to be. Duke won going away. However, Michigan and the Fab Five would be right back in the title game next year against North Carolina.
For every fan in the inner city of Michigan basketball, there was an equal detractor. Before the 1993 title game, Bernie Lincicome of the Chicago Tribune wrote,
Today's mission is to determine what is most unlikable about Michigan's basketball team. This is not an easy chore because there is something to offend everybody.
Some say it is Michigan's arrogance, but opinion is not unanimous on this. Ego, like gardening, is psychically damaging only in the extreme. Winners need confidence in themselves.
"My idea of an ideal championship game," said Jalen Rose, "would be to be sitting on the bench with three minutes to play leading by 30 points already wearing a championship shirt."
Only 30 points? See, Michigan has its ego under control.
There are those who cannot stand Michigan's incessant intimidation, its constant badgering and trash talking. Jimmy King scores inside on UCLA and comes down screaming into his defender's face. Against Kentucky, Rose is yelling at Travis Ford while Ford is shooting free throws.
"I was just asking him where he was going to have dinner," Rose said.
A sincere inquiry in a close ballgame.
"Intimidation is never a factor against us," Chris Webber said.
It is easy to be annoyed by the Wolverines' smirking self-absorption, their complete lack of charity, as if the rest of the world is either against them, or it doesn't exist.
The undisciplined play and attitude of the Fab Five was not popular in the coaching ranks either. John Chaney of Temple of claimed Fisher failed at teaching the young men character. Rick Pitino, for one, did not like how the team did not box out but rather used their hands in the lower back to gain an advantage.
The infamous "time out" by Chris Webber marred that 1993 championship game for Michigan as they lost to North Carolina. Webber would go pro that summer while Rose and Howard waited one more year. Howard and Rose returned to the Elite Eight in 1994 where they lost to eventual champion Arkansas. Webber, Howard, and Rose would have long pro careers. Howard is still playing while Webber and Rose are retired. Jimmy King would play parts of 3 seasons in the NBA. Coach Fisher is now at San Diego State.
After the fact, events came to light which involved a Michigan booster named Ed Martin. All five players would testify in court about the relationship they had with Martin and most involved money. Webber will not talk about the events while Jalen Rose has always been forthcoming about those days. Despite Rose's honesty, the banners hanging in the Michigan rafters were taken down after the school received NCAA sanctions. But the memories would not be.
The Fab Five, although they didn't win any championships, they changed the game and became the template for the modern American athlete. They are arguably the most well known college basketball team of all time. Their attitude, style, and look changed sport and society and not just basketball. While they did not invent the clothes, the look, the swagger, they did popularize them and thus influence athletes of all races.
Neil Milbert of the Chicago Tribune said this of Juwan and his grandmother after that first year:
"She'd also be proud of the fact that off the court, he has tried hard to continue the lifestyle she wanted him to follow. His intensity in games masks a considerate and caring personality. He is serious about his studies and wants to get his degree before pursuing a pro basketball career. The bonding of these freshmen has given Howard a new sense of family. "I'm happy I came to Michigan, and they all decided to come," he said. "It doesn't feel right if I'm not with at least one of them."
While Howard has played over 17 seasons in the NBA, he is still best known as a member of the Fab Five wherever he goes and whoever he meets. As Jalen Rose would say in a documentary that it would the closest he would get to blood brothers.
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U15/16 Club
Nordic 2004/05 (U15/16 Boys) Club Program – What to Expect.
Tryouts – We hold tryouts for this age group in mid July. Players will be introduced to the Nordic coaching staff and will experience a typical Nordic practice. This will also give our coach's a chance to meet the players and get to know them on a more personal basis. After try-outs players will be sent appropriate paperwork to register for Nordic and initial payment is expected to accept your spot in our program within 2 weeks of try-outs.
Winter season – This team kicks off their indoor season at the Nordic Indoor Soccer Center (NISC) at the CVE Expo in Essex Jct. Players practice and/or play two times per week through-out the winter months. Players will compete in our High School Boys JV league. Players will practice twice per week with their team and also have an additional technical training opportunity during the winter. NISC runs 3 indoor sessions through-out the winter: Session 1 is typically during November and December: Session 2 during January and February with session 3 during March and April. There will be breaks through-out the winter for school holidays and certain CVE Expo shows
Spring season – All Nordic teams will start outdoor practices at the Tree Farm Soccer Complex in Essex Jct after the April school break. Teams will practice twice per week (Mon/Weds or Tues/Thurs) for 90 mins. 5pm to 6.30pm or 6.30pm to 8pm. The team will compete in the Vermont Soccer League (VSL) in their U16 division. This league includes U15 and U16 Boys teams from other local clubs and town teams. Games are typically on Saturday's through-out the state of Vermont and Plattsburgh, NY. Teams typically play in 2 tournaments through-out the spring season: Nordic Cup plus 1 other TBD over Memorial Day week-end. Your season will end in mid June after Nordic Cup.
Cost: $1315… this does not include uniform costs!
What this fee includes:
Winter session - 2 practises per week, technical training, NISC league games (2 teams per session where numbers allow). Goal-keeper practises.
Spring - 2 practises per week, technical training, VSL games, coaches' tournament travel expenses upto $700. Goal-keeper practises.
Tournaments - Coach will attend 2 tournaments and VSL games through-out the year in addition to Nordic Cup.
Anything in addition to the above is NOT covered by your player fees and addition costs will be at the team's expense! Additional expenses may include but are not limited to: additional tournament entry fees (other than Nordic Cup), coaches expenses for these additional tournaments/games and a coaches per diem of $75 per day.


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The contenders for Outstanding Drama Series at the 70th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards feature spies, royals, dragons, handmaids, monsters, robots, and Sterling K. Brown. The number of genre shows making an appearance in the list of nominees is proof that we've made some serious progress over the last 20 years, but even as we admit it this, we also realize that the race for Best Drama is less exciting than it used to be. The real race of the night belongs to Best Comedy, but since someone still has to win for Best Drama, let's break down who will win, who should win, and who might prove to be a dark horse.
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The Nominees:
The Americans
The Crown
Game of Thrones
The Handmaid's Tale
Stranger Things
This Is Us
Who Will Win: The Handmaid's Tale
I'm going to be brutally honest -- because if you can't be brutal when it comes to the Handmaid's Tale, when can you? -- I don't think the second season of Hulu's dystopian nightmare is worthy of winning the Emmy for Outstanding Drama Series. It swerved too far in the wrong direction, and turned off too many viewers in the process. But the series is still relevant to the cultural conversation, whether we want it to be or not. It is also well made, and the incredible performances at its center are strong enough that even if the narrative quality of the series doesn't carry it to the podium, everything else definitely does. So yeah, don't be surprised if The Handmaid's Tale repeats.
Emmy Predictions: Is This the Year Matthew Rhys Finally Wins?
Who Should Win: The Americans
In a perfect world, The Americans would have numerous Emmys by now, not just two guest wins for Margo Martindale. But Emmy voters have never been all that bright, and this is why I don't trust them to do the right thing now, even though it's their final opportunity to recognize The Americans for its brilliance. The final season of the FX drama was as close to perfect as you can get; there wasn't a weak link in the entire production as the show came to a close, and stars Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys gave performances that some might describe as being the best of their careers.
Watch Out For: Game of Thrones
Never underestimate the people's love for Game of Thrones. The HBO fantasy series, which is heading into this year's ceremony with 45 total Emmys (it picked up seven more at last weekend's Creative Arts Emmys), took home the night's highest honor in both 2015 and 2016. And Seasons 5 and 6 of Game of Thrones were actually worse than Season 7! If the series wins again, it will have more wins in this category than Breaking Bad. And really, is a world where Game of Thrones is more critically acclaimed than Breaking Bad a world you're comfortable living in?
The 70th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards air Monday, Sept. 17 at 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT on NBC.
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The best way to introduce the girls to a tool like the balance scale without having to, you know, INTRODUCE them to it is to just leave it out enticingly on the table, all the little brass weights that go with it shiny and bright in the sun, and then to simply ignore it.
Little girls will weigh their shoes in it.
They will use it to compare their breakfast smoothies, to see who got more.
All the toy ponies in the house will ride in it.
It will be an all-encompassing activity at playdates:
And eventually it will be put away, and its coveted spot on the coffee table will be replaced by, I don't know...the microscope? Stethoscope? Watercolor pencils?
Decreeing the next week's new obsession is a heady power!
Here are the brass weights that we use, when we're not weighing ponies and coffee cups and LEGOs:


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He is just trying to check his email to see if anymore Nigerian Prince's wrote to him.
Lee John Phillips has big plans for all the little things his grandfather left behind in tool shed.
As the Welsh artist says on his personal website:
I am currently cataloguing the entire contents of my late grandfather's tool shed. I estimate the project to take around 5 years and will involve me illustrating in excess of 100,000 items.


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'Dancing with the Stars' Season 13 Week 9 – Three Memorable Moments [VIDEOS]
On Monday, the remaining four couples all danced two routines plus a "relay" Cha Cha Cha -- all vying to get into next week's finals -- and the taped pieces before the second dance showed us a little more about each contestant, just in case you need to know that stuff before tossing your votes around.
J.R. hurt his ankle pretty badly and therefore wasn't the shining star he's been in weeks past, but there were still some excellent scores to be had by the other dancers.
So who got them?
Ricki and Derek
Ricki's finally got her shoulders where the judges want them, and she and Derek delivered a fun and festive Samba, earning their first perfect 30 of the season. Score: 10 10 10
Rob and Cheryl
Argentine Tango
Rob's been a bit of a dark horse for a few weeks now, and this routine showed just how far he's come. The Argentine Tango has lots of lifts, requiring a strong male partner -- and Rob more than proved his mettle. Score: 9 9 9
Cha Cha Cha Relay
All four couples
Each couple tackled one part of the dance, and the judges then ranked them 1-4 (best to worst) and awarded 10, 8, 6 and 4 points, respectively. Those scores were added on to whatever the dancers had already gotten for the evening. "Bonus points," if you will.
Here's how the judges ranked their relay dances:
1st: Rob and Cheryl
2nd: Ricki and Derek
3rd: J.R. and Karina
4th: Hope and Maks


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Those of you who follow me on Twitter might remember talking about -- OK, if I'm being honest here, complaining about -- a Tinkerbell quilt that I had agreed to make earlier this Fall. You see, my wife's aunt asked for my help in making a quilt to be auctioned off for a function at her church. And I wasn't complaining at all about agreeing to make the quilt (after all, I think I've proven my willingness to make things to help others, especially of late!), but moreso that the request was very prescriptive. The quilt had to feature a Tinkerbell panel, which was the only piece of material provided, so that it could coordinate with some pillows and other items that some of the other church members were making.
Tinkerbell? SO not my usual style. But I have two young daughters and consider myself fairly attuned to what they like, so I forged ahead.
I headed over to my local Jo-Ann fabric store to purchase all of the coordinating fabrics for the project. I quickly found two other Tinkerbell prints that matched the panel and had a small amount of them cut, but didn't want this quilt to be too over the top with the licensed characters. So I took the panel to the great big fabric wall and started pulling some other prints.
I should have known that this is where the project would start to become fun for me. Pulling different prints and colors and combining them together is always my favorite part of the process. I took my cue less from the Tinkerbell character and more from the border of flowers that surrounded the panel. With garden imagery in mind, I found some purple and blue prints that featured flowers, dragonflies, and butterflies. I also selected some smaller scale prints like swirls and dots in shades of pink and green. Overall, I loved how the wide variety of prints was eclectic yet coordinated, without seeming too matchy-matchy.
I actually have to credit my daughter Megan, a budding quilt designer, with finding this perfect backing fabric. She was with me on the shopping trip and, while I was finding some of the other fabrics, her little voice asked me "what about this one?" It reminded me of a vintage sheet, and I thought it was perfect for this back of this twin-sized bed quilt. To this day, she is still so proud that she found this fabric!
I made up the pattern as I went along, basically beginning with strip-pieced rail fence blocks and improvising some borders around them. The only tricky part was calculating the size of the blocks, since I had to base the whole design around the panel and it was (of course) not a standard size.
So after a bit of early complaining, I have to say that I really enjoyed this project. Although it's not really "my style", I enjoyed the challenge of the fabric selection and pattern design. I loved seeing it through my daughters' eyes, who oooh'd and ahhh'd the whole time I was making it. And, of course, I'm satisfied thinking abou the little girl whose mom or grandma (or dad!) brought this home to her from their church auction.
And the silver lining of the whole experience? I entered this quilt in Jo-Ann's Quilt Your Colors contest, which is open to any quilt made from fabrics purchased at Jo-Ann stores. I don't have too much hope in winning anything -- Jo-Ann carries much nicer fabrics than the ones I selected for this project, and I am sure there are some people out there making amazing things -- but it's exciting to think that I might be in the running!


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October 05, 2018
The program is expected to be the largest ADR deployment by a municipal utility, and will build on a successful pilot project that CPS Energy and Honeywell completed last year. The pilot included nine commercial and industrial facilities, and helped trim demand by approximately 1.5 megawatts (MW) a more than 10 percent reduction in each building on average. Honeywell and CPS Energy will look to enroll 60 additional sites, bringing the potential reduction to nearly 6 MW, enough electricity to meet the typical load of more than 2,200 homes.
"Shifting demand is simple in theory, but making the right connections with the right energy loads and delivering repeatable results is critical to having the lasting impact utilities need," said Jeremy Eaton, vice president of Honeywell Smart Grid Solutions. "We assist customers like CPS Energy in striking this balance to help create a more stable, sustainable grid."
Extreme temperatures can put stress on power lines and transformers, and have historically required utilities like CPS Energy to fire up "peaking plants" small power plants that usually sit in reserve to produce additional electricity to meet consumer demand. ADR serves a similar purpose; however, the concept centers on working with utility customers to temporarily use less energy, rather than building costly plants.
"Our commercial demand response program is a win for both sides," said David Jungman,CPS Energy's vice president of Corporate Development and Planning. "It helps us save energy for the electrical grid, but also helps local companies reduce their energy use and ultimately improve their bottom line. We think ADR is another valuable resource to conserve energy and ensure the reliability of the state grid."
As part of the program, Honeywell will identify and enroll customers, audit their buildings to identify curtailment opportunities, and work to customize and implement changes that trim energy use, but don't impact core business functions. In return for joining, customers receive an incentive for each kilowatt they're able to shed. The hardware and software installed can also help each organization better manage electricity use every day and boost long-term energy efficiency.
Honeywell will also provide its Akuacom Demand Response Automation Server, software as a service (SaaS) that enables CPS Energy to send signals to building automation systems at sites enrolled in the program, triggering the short-term load-shedding measures the customer selects heating and cooling adjustments, and subtle changes in lighting, for example.
Honeywell also manages a residential demand response for CPS Energy, which started in 2004 and now involves more than 81,000 homeowners. Combined, the residential and commercial industrial programs should allow the utility to generate the same amount of "negawatts" as several gas-fired peaking plants can produce megawatts.
In addition, demand response is an integral part of CPS Energy's Save for Tomorrow Energy Plan (STEP) a strategy to save 771 MW by the year 2020. STEP initiatives, such as residential and commercial rebates, and demand response programs, focus on conserving energy that would have to be produced through new power plants. In 2013, CPS Energy saved 130 MW during peak times through demand response programs.
Honeywell is an ADR pioneer and leader with 20 programs underway in the United States and around the world, including first-of-their-kind projects in Australia, China, India and the U.K. The company has also managed demand response and energy efficiency programs for more than 100 utilities. With controls in more than 150 million homes, 10 million buildings and thousands of industrial sites across the globe, Honeywell has the technology and expertise to empower smart energy producers and users.
Honeywell ( www.honeywell.com) is a Fortune 100 diversified technology and manufacturing leader, serving customers worldwide with aerospace products and services; control technologies for buildings, homes and industry; turbochargers; and performance materials. Based in Morris Township, N.J., Honeywell's shares are traded on the New York, London, and Chicago Stock Exchanges. For more news and information on Honeywell, please visit www.honeywellnow.com.
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Our home-based businesses are becoming busier every day, and it has become necessary for me to purge and organize the home office. I can't work amid clutter. The closet had become a dumping ground for all kinds of things that didn't have a place elsewhere in our home. I had old office supplies that I no longer used, piles of papers to sort through, and a lot of items I had been holding onto to sell, but hadn't got around to. Organizing our homes office so that is efficient for two home-based businesses turned out to be a bigger task than I had anticipated.
I recently sat down with Laura Watts, a professional organizer and operator of her own home-based business, Double Take Organizing, and listened as she shared her tips for getting the home office organized and how to keep it that way.
Here are five of my favourite tips that Laura provided for organizing the home office.
1. Paper is the cause of a lot of disorganization in a home office. Laura recommended that to help eliminate clutter from paper, touch a piece of paper only once! That means that if you print something, file it. If you write a list, refer to it as soon as you can and discard it when you've completed the tasks on it. There are a ton of electronic tools and apps available to help you manage a paper problem or eliminate its use.
2. Magnetize with paint. This idea has me totally captivated! I love a magnetic surface for getting things up off my desk. I especially like magnetic clips that will hold bunches of coupons, photographs, paint chips or kids' artwork, and being able to put these up on a magnetic wall surface sounds like a terrific way to organize the home office. Further tips for using magnetized paint can be found here.
3. Use a business card capture app such as Abbyy. A few years ago I tried out a business card capture app for my iphone but I wasn't happy with the results. The technology just hadn't advanced to the point where the data capture was accurate. Abbyy is a great app that is very accurate and totally worth the $4.99 I paid for it if it means my data won't get lost and I can maintain up-to-date, accurate records of my business contacts.
4. Ask yourself if you've used the item in the last year. There comes a time in every home office organization project when purging becomes necessary. To ease the difficulty of eliminating extra clutter from the home office, get rid of stuff! Give it away, donate it to shops such as Salvation Army or Value Vilage, or throw it in the garbage. I usually have to wait until the right mood strikes me to do this, but when it does, look out! I had five garbage bags of stuff picked up last week and another five will be picked up next week. It feels good.
Another pile ready for donation. Get out of my house!
5. Go vertical. The amount of wall space in my office that is left blank is dwindling. Almost every wall has either a shelving unit of some kind, a bracket or basket for holding files and documents that I can't throw away. When you run out of space to actually work at your desk, go up!
Even this space beneath my office window is being used to help me stay organized. No space is wasted!
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Trisha and I spent New Year's together in San Diego, as bridesmaids in our friend Wanda's wedding. On Sunday, after we fulfilled our obligations, we spent the whole day hanging out with bicycle people, including two of our favorite bloggers, Beany of Brown Girl in the Lane and Eva of Eva.lu.
Beany organized a brunch in the North Park neighborhood with a group of her bike friends and Eva came from quite a distance to be there, too. Everyone was so cool and friendly and the restaurant, El Take It Easy, was a yummy and unique gastro-cantina. [Mole chicken nuggets, delicious taquitos and Truck Stout FTW! —T]
Unfortunately, the day was dark and rainy. After 3-hour brunch we took a trip to the ocean. [D's suggestion; would have been a nice break between bouts of eating and drinking had we not stumbled upon a fortuitously placed shop that sold ICE CREAM WAFFLE SANDWICHES. Yes, they are as wonderful as you are imagining! —T]
Afterward, we had a small dinner at an excellent restaurant, The Linkery. [Which included an awesome cask-conditioned ale on its outstanding beer list. — T]
No bike riding for us, but great company, conversation and beer made up for it. :)
You can see my color film photos from our beach walk here. You can read about our previous San Diego trip here.


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Main Page
- 1 Public Site
- 2 Welcome to the Cancer Deep Phenotype Extraction (DeepPhe) project
- 3 Who We Are
- 4 Funding
- 5 Publications and presentations crediting DeepPhe
- 6 DeepPhe Software
- 7 DeepPhe Gold Set
- 8 Qualitative Interviews
- 9 Project materials/ WIKIs to tasks
- 10 Communication
- 11 Scrum Sprints
- 12 Meeting Notes
- 13 Licensing
- 14 Contact
- 15 Getting started
Public Site
Please visit our Cancer Deep Phenotype (DeepPhe) public site at http://deepphe.healthnlp.org.
Welcome to the Cancer Deep Phenotype Extraction (DeepPhe) project
Welcome to the Cancer Deep Phenotype Extraction (DeepPhe) project.
Cancer is a genomic disease, with enormous heterogeneity in its behavior. In the past, our methods for categorization, prediction of outcome, and treatment selection have relied largely on a morphologic classification of Cancer. But new technologies are fundamentally reframing our views of cancer initiation, progression, metastasis, and response to treatment; moving us towards a molecular classification of Cancer. This transformation depends not only on our ability to deeply investigate the cancer genome, but also on our ability to link these specific molecular changes to specific tumor behaviors. As sequencing costs continue to decline at a supra-Moore's law rate, a torrent of cancer genomic data is looming. However, our ability to deeply investigate the cancer genome is outpacing our ability to correlate these changes with the phenotypes that they produce. Translational investigators seeking to associate specific genetic, epigenetic, and systems changes with particular tumor behaviors, lack access to detailed observable traits about the cancer (the so called 'deep phenotype'), which has now become a major barrier to research.
We propose the advanced development and extension of a software platform for performing deep phenotype extraction directly from medical records of patients with Cancer, with the goal of enabling translational cancer research and precision medicine. The work builds on previous informatics research and software development efforts from Boston Children's Hospital and University of Pittsburgh groups, both individually and together. Multiple software projects developed by our groups (some initially funded by NCI) that have already passed the initial prototyping and pilot development phase (eMERGE, THYME, TIES, ODIE, Apache cTAKES) will be combined and extended to produce an advanced software platform for accelerating cancer research. Previous work in a number of NIH-funded translational science initiatives has already demonstrated the benefits of these methodologies (e.g. Electronic Medical Record and Genomics (eMERGE), PharmacoGenomics Research Network (PGRN), SHARPn, i2b2). However, to date these initiatives have focused exclusively on select non-cancer phenotypes and have had the goal of dichotomizing patients for a particular phenotype of interest (for example, Type II Diabetes, Rheumatoid Arthritis, or Multiple Sclerosis). In contrast, our proposed work focuses on extracting and representing multiple phenotype features for individual patients, to build a cancer phenotype model, relating observable traits over time for individual patients.
Our first four development specific aims significantly extend the capability of our current software, focusing on challenging problems in biomedical information extraction. These aims support the development and evaluation of novel methods for cancer deep phenotype extraction:
Specific Aim 1: Develop methods for extracting phenotypic profiles. Extract patient's deep phenotypes, and their attributes such as general modifiers (negation, uncertainty, subject) and cancer specific characteristics (e.g. grade, invasion, lymph node involvement, metastasis, size, stage)
Specific Aim 2: Extract gene/protein mentions and their variants from the clinical narrative
Specific Aim 3: Create longitudinal representation of disease process and its resolution. Link phenotypes, treatments and outcomes in temporal associations to create a longitudinal abstraction of the disease
Specific Aim 4: Extract discourses containing explanations, speculations, and hypotheses, to support explorations of causality
Our last two implementation specific aims focus on the design of the software to support the cancer research community, ensuring the usability and utility of our software. These aims support the design, dissemination and sharing of the products of this work to maximize impact on cancer research:
Specific Aim 5: Design and implement a computational platform for deep phenotype discovery and analytics for translational investigators, including integrative visual analytics.
Specific Aim 6: Advance translational research in driving cancer biology research projects in breast cancer, ovarian cancer, and melanoma. Include research community throughout the design of the platform and its evaluation. Disseminate freely available software.
Impact: The proposed work will produce novel methods for extracting detailed phenotype information directly from the EMR, the major source of such data for patients with cancer. Extracted phenotypes will be used in three ongoing translational studies with a precision medicine focus. Dissemination of the software will enhance the ability of cancer researchers to abstract meaningful clinical data for translational research. If successful, systematic capture and representation of these phenotypes from EMR data could later be used to drive clinical genomic decision support.
Who We Are
- Boston Childrens Hospital/Harvard Medical School
- Guergana Savova (MPI)
- Dmitriy Dligach
- Timothy Miller
- Sean Finan
- David Harris
- Chen Lin
- University of Pittburgh
- Rebecca Crowley Jacobson (MPI)
- Harry Hochheiser
- Roger Day
- Adrian Lee
- Robert Edwards
- John Kirkwood
- Kevin Mitchell
- Eugene Tseytlin
- Girish Chavan
- Liz Legowski (through Jan 2015)
- Melissa Castine
The project described is supported by Grant Number 1U24CA184407-01 from the National Cancer Institute at the US National Institutes of Health. This work is part of the NCI's Informatics Technology for Cancer Research (ITCR) Initiative (http://itcr.nci.nih.gov/) The content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the National Institutes of Health.
The project period is May 2014 - April, 2019.
Publications and presentations crediting DeepPhe
- Hochheiser H; Jacobson R; Washington N; Denny J; Savova G. 2015. Natural language processing for phenotype extraction: challenges and representation. AMIA Annual Symposium. Nov 2015, San Francisco, CA.
- Dmitriy Dligach, Timothy Miller, Guergana K. Savova. 2015. Semi-supervised Learning for Phenotyping Tasks. AMIA Annual Symposium. Nov 2015, San Francisco, CA.
- Lin, Chen; Dligach, Dmitriy; Miller, Timothy; Bethard, Steven; Savova, Guergana. 2015. Layered temporal modeling for the clinical domain. Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association. http://jamia.oxfordjournals.org/content/early/2015/10/31/jamia.ocv113
- Lin, Chen; Miller, Timothy; Dligach, Dmitriy; Bethard, Steven; Savova, Guergana. 2016. Improving Temporal Relation Extraction with Training Instance Augmentation. BioNLP workshop at the Association for Computational Linguistics conference. Berlin, Germany, Aug 2016
- Timothy A. Miller, Sean Finan, Dmitriy Dligach, Guergana Savova. Robust Sentence Segmentation for Clinical Text. Abstract presented at the Annual Symposium of the American Medical Informatics Association, San Francisco, CA, 2015.
- Hochheiser, Harry; Castine, Melissa; Harris, David; Savova, Guergana; Jacobson, Rebecca. 2016. An Information Model for Cancer Phenotypes. BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making. https://bmcmedinformdecismak.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12911-016-0358-4
- Ethan Hartzell, Chen Lin. 2016. Enhancing Clinical Temporal Relation Discovery with Syntactic Embeddings from GloVe. International Conference on Intelligent Biology and Medicine (ICIBM 2016). December 2016, Houston, Texas, USA
- Dligach, Dmitriy; Miller, Timothy; Lin, Chen; Bethard, Steven; Savova, Guergana. 2017. Neural temporal relation extraction. European Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics (EACL 2017). April 3-7, 2017. Valencia, Spain.
- Lin, Chen; Miller, Timothy; Dligach, Dmitriy; Bethard, Steven; Savova, Guergana. 2017. Representations of Time Expressions for Temporal Relation Extraction with Convolutional Neural Networks. BioNLP workshop at the Association for Computational Linguistics conference. Vancouver, Canada, Friday August 4, 2017
- Timothy A. Miller, Dmitriy Dligach, Chen Lin, Steven Bethard, Guergana Savova. Feature Portability in Cross-domain Clinical Coreference. Abstract presented at the Annual Symposium of the American Medical Informatics Association, Chicago, IL, 2016.
- Timothy A. Miller, Steven Bethard, Hadi Amiri, Guergana Savova. Unsupervised Domain Adaptation for Clinical Negation Detection. Proceedings of the 16th Workshop on Biomedical Natural Language Processing. 2017.
- Timothy A. Miller, Dmitriy Dligach, Steven Bethard, Chen Lin, and Guergana Savova. Towards generalizable entity-centric coreference resolution. Journal of Biomedical Informatics, 69; 251-258. 2017.
DeepPhe Software
The DeepPhe system will be available as part of Apache cTAKES at http://ctakes.apache.org/. It is also available at https://github.com/DeepPhe/DeepPhe.
DeepPhe software components will also be deployed in the TIES Software System for sharing and accessing deidentified NLP-processed data with tissue(http://ties.pitt.edu/) which is deployed as part of the TIES Cancer Tissue Network (TCRN) across multiple US Cancer Centers.
DeepPhe software development will be coordinated as per software development policies.
DeepPhe software documentation for developers is available in
DeepPhe Gold Set
- Process for Deidentification of Source Documents.
- Process for Deidentification of Source Documents.
- Process for Deidentification of Source Documents.
- Process for Selection of Gold Set Source Documents.
- DeepPhe UPMC Training/Development/Test splits
- training set:
- all documents for Breast Cancer patients 03, 11, 92, 93 for a total of 48 documents (in BCH \\rc-fs\chip-nlp\Public\DeepPhe\DeepPheDatasets\breast\UPMCextendedDev)
- all development documents for Melanoma patients 05, 06, 18, 19, 25, 28, 30, 33, 34, 42, for a total of 233 documents (in BCH \\rc-fs\chip-nlp\Public\DeepPhe\DeepPheDatasets\melanoma)
- development set:
- all documents for Breast Cancer patients 02, 21 for a total of 42 documents (in BCH \\rc-fs\chip-nlp\Public\DeepPhe\DeepPheDatasets\breast\UPMCextendedDev)
- all development documents for Melanoma patients 07, 32, 43 for a total of 215 documents (in BCH \\rc-fs\chip-nlp\Public\DeepPhe\DeepPheDatasets\melanoma)
- test set:
- all documents for Breast Cancer patients 01, 16 for a total of 41 documents (in BCH \\rc-fs\chip-nlp\Public\DeepPhe\DeepPheDatasets\breast\UPMCextendedDev); for phenotyping level testing use \\rc-fs\chip-nlp\Public\DeepPhe\DeepPheDatasets\breast\UPMCextendedTest\
- all testing documents for Melanoma patients 02, 03, 11, 12, 14, 16, 24, 27, 41, 44 for a total of 229 documents (in BCH \\rc-fs\chip-nlp\Public\DeepPhe\DeepPheDatasets\melanoma)
- use the training set for developing the algorithms and the development set to report results and error analysis. The test set will be used only for the final evaluation to go in publications.
- training set:
- SEER Project Train/Dev/Test Splits
- Clinical Genomics Gold Set
Qualitative Interviews
- Detailed Stakeholder Descriptions.
- Interview Protocol
- Contextual Design Notes
- Notes on interviews with informants
Project materials/ WIKIs to tasks
- Liquid Planner link (project management): https://app.liquidplanner.com/space/26220/dashboard
- Templates for describing stakeholders.
- Software development policies and repositories.
- Data Repository and Policies.
- Adopted Standards and Conventions for NLP annotations (task 1.4.2)
- Gold Set Selection
- Entity Mention and Template Evaluation Statistics
- Phenotype Evaluation Statistics
- Modeling
- Phenotyping Rules
- Breast Cancer Model
- Melanoma Model
- Ovarian Cancer Model
- Cancer phenotype modeling notes
- Layered cancer phenotyping
- FHIR modeling
- Domain Modeling Notes/Questions
- Validation of models with domain experts
- Competency questions to be used for validation of models.
- Representations of the models.
- Historical pages
- CEM Cancer phenotype models: models describing the original CEM Models
- Value decomposition issues https://docs.google.com/document/d/1riAHoLRdEmp4Ah9Z8NXN-ABkcAW9nnfNXQ5_md5rgYs/edit
- Visual Analytics
- Informant Interviews
- Technical Infrastructure
- Deep Learning
- Cross document coreference
- Summarization Logic
- Architecture
- Software Best Practices
- Gold standard annotations
- Licensing
- RESEARCH: Coreference
- RESEARCH: Relation extraction
- RESEARCH: Temporal relations
- RESEARCH: Human-Computer interaction
- RESEARCH: BiRADS
- Demo in June 2016
- SEER Project Technical Requirements
- SEER Project Train/Dev/Test Splits
- Paper Ideas 2016
- Year 2 goals (May 2015-April 2016)
- Year 3 goals and Publication Ideas (May 2016-April 2017)
- Year 4 goals (May 2017-April 2018)
- How to effectively use LiquidPlanner for DeepPhe: https://www.dropbox.com/s/1f6nkhx3yxh4v9q/LiquidPlanner%20for%20Deep-Phe.pptx
- DeepPhe Rule Driven Architectures: https://www.dropbox.com/s/hl70zkvjs1ftt5a/DeepPhe%20Rule%20Driven%20Architectures.pptx
- Bi-weekly team meetings
- Tools we use for communication are listed in our Communications Plan .
Scrum Sprints
- Our Scrum Process
- Sprint Story Boards
- Standup Form
- Sprint 1
- Sprint 2
- Sprint 3
- Sprint 4
- Sprint 5
- Sprint 6
- Sprint 7
- Sprint 8
- Sprint 9, Feb 9 - March 15, 2016
- Sprint 10, March 15 - April 12, 2016
- Sprint 11, April 13 - May 10, 2016
- Sprint 12, May 11 - June 7, 2016
- Sprint 13, June 26 - July 26, 2016
- Sprint 14, July 26 - August 30, 2016
- Sprint 15, August 31 - September 27, 2016
- Sprint 16, September 27 - October 25, 2016
- Sprint 17, October 25 -- November 29, 2016
- Sprint 18, November 30, 2016 -- January 3, 2017
- Sprint 19, January 3 -- January 31, 2017
- Sprint 20, February 1 - February 28, 2017
- Sprint 21, March 1 - April 4, 2017
- Sprint 22, April 5 - April 26, 2017
- Sprint 23, April 26 - May 24, 2017
- Sprint 24, June 6 - July 11, 2017
- Sprint 25, July 12 - Aug 16, 2017
Meeting Notes
- August 3, 2015 Melanoma Rules Meeting
- August 27, 2015 Research Meeting
- August 3, 2015 Modeling Meeting
- July 20, 2015 Modeling Meeting
- July 7, 2015 Bi-weekly team meeting
- July 1, 2015 Scrum Sprint - 1
- June 26, 2015 Software architecture meeting
- June 23, 2015 Bi-weekly team meeting
- June 9, 2015 Bi-weekly team meeting
- May 12, 2015 Team meeting:DeepPhe demo
- May 5, 2015 Team meeting:DeepPhe demo
- April 28, 2015 Bi-weekly team meeting
- April 13, 2015 Bi-weekly team meeting
- March 17, 2015 Bi-weekly team meeting
- February 23, 2015 Model prioritization meeting
- February 17, 2015 Bi-weekly team meeting
- February 3, 2015 Bi-weekly team meeting
- January 28, 2015 BCH team meeting
- January 20, 2015 Bi-weekly team meeting
- January 6, 2015 Bi-weekly team meeting
- December 9, 2014 BCH team meeting
- December 9, 2014 Bi-weekly team meeting
- November 20, 2014 BCH team meeting
- November 11, 2014 Bi-weekly team meeting
- November 11, 2014 BCH team meeting
- November 4, 2014 BCH team meeting
- November 3, 2014 PI meeting
- October 27, 2014 Bi-weekly team meeting: Avillach's presentation on tranSMART, cTAKES and PCORI
- October 14, 2014 Bi-weekly team meeting: agenda and notes
- September 30, 2014 Bi-weekly team meeting: agenda and notes
- September 2, 2014 Bi-weekly team meeting: agenda and notes
- August 19, 2014 Bi-weekly team meeting: agenda and notes
- August 5, 2014 Bi-weekly team meeting: agenda and notes
- July 22, 2014 Bi-weekly team meeting: agenda and notes
- July 15, 2014 Bi-weekly team meeting: agenda and notes
- July 10, 2014 Hochheiser visit to Savova group
- June 24, 2014 Bi-weekly team meeting: agenda and notes
- June 10, 2014 Bi-weekly team meeting: agenda and notes
- June 3, 2014 All hands kick-off meeting
- May 08, 2014 NCIP collaboration with UT (Bermstram/Xu)
Licensing policies for DeepPhe software and ontological models.
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