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Ape Has Killed Ape is the new musical project of former Meanwhile Back In Communist Russia members Emily Grey and Tim Croston. Similarly glacial in instrumentation to Meanwhile…, AHKA take breathy monologues and meld them with minimalist beats and delicate chimes. It's all a little Vespertine at times, albeit from Oxford rather than the volcanic landscapes of Iceland.
Ape Has Killed Ape are one of four bands playing DiS's DiScover Club @ RoTa this Saturday, November 18. Also appearing on the bill are Adam Gnade, The Monroe Transfer and Viking Moses. Exciting, no? Yes! For full details of the show, click here.
Tim very kindly found the time to answer a few pre-gig questions, which we've neatly compiled into DiScover: Ape Has Killed Ape. Enjoy, and come on down on Saturday to discover some great new music in the flesh.
Where and when did Ape Has Killed Ape come to life?
At the end of the Battle for the Planet of the Apes, from the mouth of General Aldo, on a historic day in the future. Ape Has Killed Ape has existed as a concept band for some time - we spent about a year talking about how we were going to form, drawing up a twelve-point manifesto and arguing about creative tensions before we actually got round to writing any music!
Are there parallels between the band's sound now and that of former act/s?
I think 'parallel' is the right word - it doesn't sound like our other groups, except the speaking voice. We're much more quiet and organic. We're trying to get you to pay attention, rather than overwhelm you with dynamics. It's important for us to leave some space for the vocal - that's why we're only playing small venues and spoken word nights, and avoiding rock venues. So we're probably not what the NHAC is used to. Our first gig was a festival theatre stage. You can't really call us a band.
What would you say your most obvious music-related influences were? I.e., if a complete stranger to your band was considering listening/attending, but wanted some point/s of comparison, what could/would you offer them?
Well, just don't expect a guitar band! We sound a bit like the non-post-rock bits of Meanwhile Back In Communist Russia...
What's the situation with recorded/available material as of the minute?
We encourage you to download it free! MySpace page.
Do you find it easy to slip onto a variety of show line-ups? Do you think you fit into any particular pigeonhole, loosely or neatly? Is 'post-rock' a term that really shouldn't be applied to your music, or do you see/hear why people might categorise it as such?
We'd be most surprised to find out we'd been making post-rock music! We don't really fit into 'performance poetry' or 'dramatic monologues' or 'electro' or 'post-rock'. Just file us under 'boring' and 'spoken word'.
As a two-piece, do you ever feel restricted as to what you can and can't create musically? Is modern technology essential to the group, as laptops and the like can transform the sound of two into the noise of many...
The two-piece format is claustrophobic rather than limiting! It's not restrictive musically, as we're not going for a 'band' sound. The laptop is like a comfort zone because it fills out the sound and makes us feel less exposed. But it's not of musical or stylistic importance. We'd like some more musicians - we're looking for an upright bass player. In order of importance, the laptop is for recording, writing, then live sound. We have other projects which are more interested in what's possible with technology, and using the laptop as an intuitive instrument.
Have you had the opportunity to hear any of the bands you'll be playing with on November 18? If so, are you particularly looking forward to a certain set?
I'm excited about The Monroe Transfer. I haven't seen them with their new line-up yet. My other band, Mesaplex, is playing with them at the end of the month. We're a loud-electro-post-rock band.
** What does the future, i.e. 2007, hold for the group? Will there be more releases/shows/etc?**
We're making a video and EP for our song 'Marshes'. We'll be playing at as many tiny intimate venues as we can find. From January we'll be gigging with all-new material - we want the music to be as different as possible. We plan to have some more intricate stuff with percussion and keyboard. At some point, this group may go LOUD. We might even start a band.
Ape Has Killed Ape play the DiScover Club at Notting Hill Arts Club on November 18. The show is free, from four until eight, and is open to over-18s only. For full details click here. Ape Has Killed Ape's MySpace page is here.


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Thomas Thompson gives it back to Casey on Bible and Interpretation. We live in exciting times. It has been educational, watching Thompson's and Casey's exchange. Here is a snippet:
The Messiah Myth, moreover, is neither a book dealing with the history of the New Testament, a history of Jesus nor of the early church. It rather analyzes and attempts to trace the antiquity and nature of the sources for the messiah myth. It is a study in comparative literature. It deals only indirectly with the historicity of Jesus, as it treats many of the proverbs and parables that have been associated with such a figure and it comes to deal with the use of the Gospels' for such historical questions, only insofar as they are related to the many sayings found in Matthew and Luke—such as the sermons on the mount or, respectively, the plain, which some conservative New Testament scholars, such as those involved in the Jesus seminar—and Maurice Casey—have considered ipsissima verba of Jesus. My purpose was quite different: to demonstrate that they were, in fact, sayings and tropes that were considerably older than either the gospels or any hypothetical, historical Jesus.
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Na Puka Kula: Hawaiian Immersion Graduates
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Some of the first graduates of the Hawaiian immersion schools have been out on their own in the adult world for a few years now. We caught up with four of them for their reflections on the schools, the language and their futures.
"Hawaiian, it was like a flame that went out, then psshw," Kuuwehi Hiraishi makes a sound of a gas burner igniting, "it came back." She's referring to her own Hawaiian language proficiency after returning to the Islands from the Mainland, going from hardly speaking the language to using it regularly in her work. But she might as well have been speaking about the language as a whole. In 1984, Hawaiian was on the brink of extinction, with about 2,000 speakers, mostly elderly; fewer than 50 of the speakers were 18 years or younger.
To turn this around, educators launched Hawaiian immersion schools, where students are taught all subjects in Hawaiian. From the first immersion elementary school in 1987, the program has grown to 20 campuses statewide. Today, there are more than 450 graduates, Hiraishi included, who have been out in the real world long enough to have some distance from the experience. How has it influenced their lives since? Would they send their own children?
Kuuwehi Hiraishi
Graduate of Ke Kula O Nawahiokalaniopuu in Keaau, Hawaii Island, class of 2001
Kuuwehi Hiraishi, 28, was one of 12 in the third graduating class of Nawahi. "Your parents always live vicariously through you," she says, on why they enrolled her. "They were college students in the '70s, [during the] Hawaiian Renaissance, trying to find themselves as Hawaiians. They saw this as a great opportunity to instill that in me, without me having any say in it," she laughs.
With the pressure of being the oldest (her two younger sisters would subsequently attend Nawahi) and a self-proclaimed nerd, she worried that her education would not prepare her for a successful career. She watched as classmates pulled out, they and their parents unwilling to take a risk on an educational experiment, one that didn't even have certified teachers at the time. Think of how hard it is to find a good math or chemistry teacher; then think of how hard it is to find one fluent in Hawaiian. "The administrators who started the movement were so passionate and they knew that it would work," Hiraishi says. "But when you're in it at the time, you're not sure if all the worries and all the doubts that you hear in the community are actually going to play out."
When she got to Seattle University, though, she found "the transition wasn't hard at all, other than silly little things like calling teachers kumu. I was amazed it was easier in ways. When I took language in college, I felt like I could easily catch on. Especially Japanese. I was just able to think a different way easier." Though English was her first language, when she was giving oral presentations in Japanese, unexpectedly, Hawaiian would fill in the gaps.


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Derek Hough and Mark Ballas at the MMA Awards in Las Vegas
Last night Derek and Mark were in Las Vegas at the MMA Awards. Derek presented with Rhonda Rousey and I had read that Mark was presenting too, but I don't have as much info on that portion of the evening. Here are a couple pictures – they also ran into Lacey during the event.


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Action News investigation: Colleges profiting from student meal plans (Part 4)
WTAE's Jim Parsons reports
The price of college keeps going up, but it's not just tuition running up the bill, it's meal plans, too.
In Part 4 of a Channel 4 Action News investigation, Jim Parsons looks into whether Penn State University and the University of Pittsburgh have profit-sharing deals with food vendors, like other state-owned colleges.
Read Jim's previous reports: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3
When Parsons asked state-owned universities to open their records for student meal plans, they gave him everything he asked for, and they offered explanations, too.
But when he requested the same information from Penn State and Pitt, the answer was "no."
In a denial message, Penn State's general counsel explained, "The information you request is not public information and we respectfully decline to provide it."
Pitt just said the requested information was "not available."
So how can Pitt and Penn State refuse to provide the public with spending records and food service contracts?
"They are not subject to the Right to Know Law," Office of Open Records executive director Terry Mutchler said.
Mutchler explained that when the law was redrafted in 2009, it carved out exceptions for Penn State, Pitt, Lincoln and Temple.
The same law that requires Slippery Rock University, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Clarion University, Edinboro University and California University of Pennsylvania, among others, to hand over their records to the public, gives a pass to Penn State and Pitt.
From talking with students at Pitt, Parsons learned the university has the same sort of arrangement with its food service vendors as the state-owned universities. If students don't use up their meals and dining dollars by semester's end, they lose them.
"A lot of my friends are going to lose a lot of meal swipes," said student Sarah Pomfret. "I definitely think it would help if they would roll over or maybe be able to donate to somebody else who is out of meal swipes."
"I'm definitely not a fan of the system. It would be nice if we could get the money back," said Tyler Myers, of Albany, N.Y.
But Parsons was unable to determine if Pitt and Penn State are getting the same kind of profit-sharing payouts from their meal vending contractors as the state-owned universities get.
"You should be able to get that information," said state Rep. Dom Costa.
Like a lot of other state legislators, Costa said he'll work this session to include Pitt and Penn State in the Right to Know Law.
"They should all be as transparent as government. They are getting government funding. They should be as transparent as government," said Costa.


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'Law without courts' seemed to Hugo Grotius an entirely coherent approach to the juridification of international relations. The first edition of his Law of War and Peace (1625) reflects an intense commitment to framing claims and rules for conduct outside the state in terms of legal rights and duties, but not to judicialization, even though arbitration between sovereigns was addressed in earlier works he had read, such as Alberico Gentili's Law of War (1598). Yet in modern times international judicialization – the creation and use of international courts and tribunals – has been not only a significant component of liberal approaches to international order, but for some thinkers an indispensable concomitant of juridification.
Section I of this chapter provides an overview of the waves, and accretion, in the formation of what are now ten basic types of international courts. Section II offers some balance to the tendencies (implicit in the approach taken in Section I) to acclaim each flourishing legal institution as an achievement and to study only what exists, by considering the marked unevenness in the issues, and in the ranges of states, currently subject to juridification through international courts and tribunals. Section III addresses the question whether the density and importance of the judicially-focused juridification that now exists has implications for politics, law, and justice that are truly significant and qualitatively different from what has gone before. This is explored by examining some of the main roles and functions of international courts, considered not simply as a menu but as a complex aggregate. Section IV concludes.
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Kingsbury on International Courts: Uneven Judicialization in Global Order
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It is not clear from the abstract if Professor Kingsburry is suggesting that Grotius failed to recognise the possibility of settling disputes through arbitration. In order to avoid any doubts about the question I quote here the relevant passage from De Jure Belli ac Pacis (Kelsey translation), Bk. II, Ch. XXIII, §viii:
1. The second method [to avoid war] is by agreement to arbitrate. This is applicable among those who have no common judicial authority...
3. Especially (maxime), however, Christian kings and states are bound (tenentur) to pursue this method of avoiding wars.
4. ...it would be advatnageous, indeed in a degree necessary, to hold certain conferences of Christian powers, where those who have no interest at stake may settle the disputes of others, and where, in fact, steps may be taken to compel parties to accept peace on fair terms. [here Grotius refers to Molina and Aegidius Regius]
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"Or so says an updated look at George Lindsay's pattern," writes Doug Kass in his latest post on RealMoneyPro.
Lindsay is one of the leading technicians in the business.
Kass observed that Lindsay's "Three Peaks and a Domed House" pattern has completed its upside move, which means we should be headed down. You can read more about the pattern at Minyanville.
Earlier this year, Doug Kass wrote that that S&P 500 could "eclipse the 2000 high of 1527.46 during the second half of the year." However, he recently shifted his tone when be found out that Nouriel Roubini, Dr. Doom himself, turned bullish on stocks.
"Caveat emptor!" disclaims Kass.
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly has been voted Associated Press coach of the year after leading the Fighting Irish to a spot in the BCS championship game.
No. 1 Notre Dame is 12-0 and will play No. 2 Alabama for the national title on Jan. 7 in Miami. The Fighting Irish are playing for their first championship since 1988.
Kelly received 25 votes from the AP college football poll panel. Penn State's Bill O'Brien was second with 14 votes. Stanford's David Shaw (four), Texas A&M's Kevin Sumlin (three), Kansas State's Bill Snyder (two) and Alabama's Nick Saban (one) also received votes.
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Waynesville's landmark restaurant remains vacant
Property for sale after 2010 fire
A southwestern Ohio village's landmark restaurant remains empty and for sale more than two years after being badly damaged by a fire.
The Der Dutchman restaurant in Waynesville sustained some $1.5 million in damage in October 2010. Fire investigators said the blaze was accidental. No one was injured.
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports that owner Dutchman Hospitality Inc. has said the large restaurant and property hadn't been profitable for the company. It bought the restaurant in 1998. It had announced about a month after the fire that it wouldn't re-open the restaurant, which employed some 100 people.
Der Dutchman was a stop for tourists and host of local meetings in the quaint village known for its antique shops.
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As I walked down the street, I had the eerie feeling that I was being watched. Must have been a window phantom.


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The Constitution contains several clauses referring to government "offices" and "officers." The precise phrasing used in the different clauses is similar but textually distinct. In several recent publications, I have that argued that these fine textual distinctions were purposely drafted by Gouverneur Morris (the Committee of Style's primary draftsperson) and by the other members of the Federal Convention and that they were also meaningful to the Constitution's intended audience, even if such distinctions usually pass without analysis or even notice by modern commentators. The purpose of this short Article is not to rehash that debate, or even to present a further substantial defense of the ideas already presented on several prior occasions. Instead, the purpose of this Article is to explain one reason why modern scholarship in this area failed to fully engage the Constitution's text. My answer is a simple one. Modern scholars treats the Annals of Congress as an official record of contemporaneous congressional debate. That was and is a mistake. Nor is it a mistake limited to those scholars researching obscure constitutional word-choice relating to "office" and "officer." It is a mistake made by the widest body of scholars, left or right or center, researching virtually each and every provision of the original Constitution of 1787 and its antebellum amendments. My topic here is a narrow one, but it has implications for constitutional scholarship generally.Image credit.
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Tillman on Originalism and the Annals of Congress
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A study once concluded that the chances of finding a terrific, fast (NOT "fast food") and reasonably priced pre-theater restaurant within a block or so of the Kimmel Center, Academy of Music, Wilma, Merriam and Suzanne Roberts theaters on the Avenue of the Arts (South Broad Street) were about the same as the chance of finding a good kosher pickle in Saudi Arabia. That study was conducted by the University of My Eyeballs.
Someone once said hope is a thing with feathers, however, and this condition changed in January of this year with the opening of Perch Pub (whose symbol is a rooster, a thing with feathers up on a perch) on the second floor of the building at 1345 Locust St. (the northeast corner of Broad and Locust). You might say that Perch Pub is the lengthened shadow of one man, Joseph Varalli, whose upscale Northern Italian restaurant, Upstares at Varalli, had occupied the same second floor location since 1989, when Joe was just 25. For more than two decades his regulars have had bulldog loyalty, while the first floor has been occupied for the last 12 years by Sotto Varalli, the first seafood restaurant on the Avenue of the Arts.
The only constant in this world is change, though, so now Sotto and Upstares have been merged into Varalli on the first floor, which now serves Northern Italian cuisine and seafood. The three-month-old Perch Pub, on the other hand, has a more relaxed and casual vibe. In addition to boasting one of the best birds-eye views in the city for people-watching, the pub offers a big bar (every seat occupied when we were there), Phillies ticket giveaways, separate areas for a pool table and dart board and features additional amenities including a juke box, HDTVs and a large drop-down projection screen in the main dining room for watching major sports events.
When we were there last Wednesday night, the Phillies beat the Mets, 10-7, but the sound was turned off, so the game did not interfere with conversation at the table. (As readers of this column know, supersonic restaurant noise definitely burns my biscuits, and this was not a problem at Perch Pub.) The eye-OK surroundings also include rich mahogany finishes, large areas of glass windows, a huge blackboard on the wall with food and drink specials, exposed brick and metal beams and an ever-changing glass mosaic in the main dining room.
Explaining the dramatic change from Upstares at Varalli, Joe quoted Picasso, "'It takes a long time to grow young.' Over the last two decades I've watched the city's dining scene grow seemingly faster than the tech bubble. Much of this has been driven by a new generation of patrons. They are very food-savvy and enjoy their beer, wine and cocktails and are not cuisine- specific. I felt it was time for a change; time to expose my unique second floor location to a new flock." Food-wise, chef Bill Carroll, a graduate of the prestigious Culinary Institute of America who also runs the kitchen downstairs, is pretty much pitching a perfect game. Laid-back and unpretentious, the Northeast Philly native wears success like a second skin and hugs you with his comfort food. Out of the 20 customer reviews I checked out on yelp.com and urbanspoon.com, 19 were raves.
We absolutely loved the super nachos for two ($12), Philly spring rolls with house-made spicy ketchup ($8.50), superlative chopped salad (big enough for two, $8.50), fish tacos ($8.50) and Mediterranean melt with lots of colorful, healthy fillings ($8). With a cocktail, a beer and two glasses of wine, the bill came to $80, and we had enough food leftover for a great dinner for two the next night.
The taps are filled with 12 rotating draft beers all from within a 150-mile radius that include Guinness, Yuengling Lager, Dock Street Bubbly Wit, Philadelphia Brewing Company Kilty Pleasure Scotch Ale, Yards Brawler, Brooklyn Brown Ale, Sly Fox Saison Vos, Victory Baltic Thunder Porter and Dogfish Head Raison D'Etre. The 70 bottles are both imports and domestic. There are some reasonably priced wines by the glass as well.
Our server, Brittanie Sterner, was delightful, and charming hostess Tina Kerekes doesn't look a day over fabulous. The crowd in this Gayborhood spot is very diverse — gays and straights, old and young, students and business types, suits and tee-shirts. And, of course, pre-theaterites who are a half-block or so from their show.
Parking is always a hassle in center city, but there is an indoor garage about 75 yards east of Perch Pub, on Locust Street, north side, that is just $10 with a ticket stamped at Perch Pub. For more information and reservations, visit www.perchpub.com or call 215-546-4090.


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The Grokster analysis gets some color in the Ninth Circuit (Tarantino's suit is pending in federal court in California) in the 2013 case of Columbia Pictures v. Fung (the Isohunt case). In that case, the appellate court held that Isohunt was secondarily liable for the infringement occasioned by its users under the Grokster analysis. Like Gawker, Isohunt's conduct did not implicate any of the plaintiffs' Section 106 rights. Instead, its liability was premised on the conduct it undertook to direct users to the acquisition of infringing content.
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Welcome to Watch List, where we identify five things on TV to watch while you stay at home and furiously file for a tax return extension. One day, you'll actually get these things done in time. LET'S GO!
SNL IN THE 2000's: TIME AND AGAIN – 9:00PM (NBC)
I don't know why they added the "Time and Again" subtitle to this retrospective special. Makes the whole enterprise sound like a Will To Power greatest hits album. Anyway, this special looks back at the past 10 years of the show, yet will likely fail to explain why Seth Meyers now has a prominent role in the broadcast. Some mysteries in life must remain forever unsolved. ANTICIPATION: IT'S THE NEW BLACK!
Oh, Larry. Getting divorced yet again? For the eighth time? My, my goodness. This man is a womanizing menace, and must be stopped. Luckily, I have the perfect NINTH wife for our suspendered and cadaverous news emperor: tonight's LKL guest Ann Coulter! Think about it. She's blonde. She's FEISTY. She's rich. She looks like a trophy wife. What's not for Larry to love? ANTICIPATION: SPARKS FLY!
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Unhappiness isn't the "opposite" of happiness — they're related, but different, psychological states.
So while we might obsess over the pursuit of happiness, knowing how unhappiness works is important for our well-being, too.
In an op-ed for the New York Times, American Enterprise Institute president Arthur C. Brooks explains the difference:
As strange as it seems, being happier than average does not mean that one can't also be unhappier than average. One test for both happiness and unhappiness is the Positive Affectivity and Negative Affectivity Schedule test. I took the test myself. I found that, for happiness, I am at the top for people my age, sex, occupation and education group. But I get a pretty high score for unhappiness as well. I am a cheerful melancholic.
Brooks goes on to review the psychology literature around what makes people unhappy.
Let's go over a few of the points here:Bosses come with bad moods.
In 2004, Nobel Prize-winning psychologist and "Thinking, Fast And Slow" author Daniel Kahneman asked people to report their moods — or affect, as psych folks say — throughout the day. The study came to a long-suspected finding: that people feel the greatest "negative affect" when they're interacting with their managers.Fame can make you unhappy.
A fascinating University of Rochester study from 2009 tracked recent grads as they pursued their goals. Some had intrinsic goals, where the reward was in the activity itself, and others had extrinsic goals, where the reward lies outside the activity.
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The folks who arranged their lives around extrinsic goals felt shame, fear, and other negative emotions more than the intrinsic-oriented people, and they had more physical illness.
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These findings are rather striking, as they suggest that attainment of a particular set of goals (viz., extrinsic aspirations) has no impact on well-being and actually contributes to ill-being.
... change in attainment of extrinsic aspirations does not relate positively to change in psychological health, presumably because it does not relate positively to change in satisfaction of the basic psychological needs.
In other words, the problem with pursuing status or fame is that those things don't actually help out with what we know makes people authentically happy.Having many sexual partners can make you unhappy.
When economists asked 16,000 Americans to report their number of sexual partners and their levels of happiness, monogamy came out on top.
"Across men and women alike," Brooks writes, "the data show that the optimal number of partners is one."Having the wrong relationship with money can make you unhappy.
Money presents a more nuanced case: Having enough allows people to absorb financial traumas like getting fired or moving cities, but the research shows that earning lots of dough so that you can be a wealthy person predicts unhappiness.
"(T)he bulk of the studies point toward the same important conclusion," Brooks says. "People who rate materialistic goals like wealth as top personal priorities are significantly likelier to be more anxious, more depressed and more frequent drug users, and even to have more physical ailments than those who set their sights on more intrinsic values."
Add that to the reasons to revise the way we think about incentives.
See Also:Turn Your Password Into A 'Mantra' And It Can Change Your Life11 Characteristics Of Authentically Happy PeopleHere's Why 30-Somethings Tend To Be Unhappy At Work
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MIAMI – Students and faculty at Belen Jesuit Preparatory School react to the election of Pope Francis, the first non-European pontiff of the modern era.
Jorge Bergogolio, the archbishop of Buenos Aires, was elected pope on Wednesday, the first pontiff from Latin America to lead the world's 1.2 billion Catholics. He's also a Jesuit.
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"We're really proud that we go to Belen because this is a Jesuit pope, and just saying that he's a Jesuit pope, it's such a major change in our world that we needed," said David Abreu. "We needed change and change will take us forward."
"As a Latin American, I feel very, somewhat flattered and at the same time humbled by this choice," said Father Pedro Suarez. "What I heard before the conclave was that the cardinals might choose someone from outside of Europe, and I always thought well maybe from Africa or Asia or maybe an American, but I never thought it was going to be a Latin American."
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Richards looks solid in first start, allowing just one run over five frames
HOUSTON -- The Angels' season began with a demoralizing sweep at home to an up-and-coming division rival, and the critics were already piling on, and their hopes for a better April were sinking fast, and they badly needed a spark when they arrived to Minute Maid Park on Friday.
Hello, Mike Trout.
He did it with his power, turning a 1-0 fastball from Lucas Harrell into a heat-seeking missile over the left-field wall in the very first inning.
He did it with his patience, taking a bases-loaded walk on four pitches his next time up.
And he did it, surprisingly enough, with his arm, fielding a one-hopper in center field and throwing a strike to Angels catcher Chris Iannetta to record his first outfield assist in 19 months in the bottom of the second.
"It's not just me; it's all of us," Trout, humble as can be, said after a game that turned into an 11-1 rout.
Garrett Richards pitched five innings of one-run ball, getting out of a key bases-loaded jam in his final frame. Josh Hamilton went 3-for-3 with his first home run, a three-run shot off former Angels right-hander Jerome Williams to essentially put the game away. And the offense -- limited to one hit in 19 at-bats with runners in scoring position in the just-completed three-game series they'd like to forget -- amassed 15 hits and drew four walks.
But Trout set the tone, plating the first two runs and preventing another in two innings.
"Absolutely," said Hamilton, his batting average now at .462. "It's fun to be out there, it's fun to watch. First at-bat of the game, turn on one, hit a missile out. It got out quick. And that's a tone-setter for the offense."
The ball traveled an estimated 385 feet and hit off the "Halliburton" sign in left-center, making a loud rattling sound that echoed through the ballpark for Trout's second home run of the season. The next inning, Trout came up with the bases loaded, two outs, and Albert Pujols behind him, and still saw three consecutive breaking balls in the dirt and a fastball that missed outside.
"I was looking for a pitch to drive, but the first three pitches I don't think reached the plate," Trout said. "I'm just going to try to get my pitch, and if I don't get it, I'll walk to first base."
Trout's throw home the next half-inning, to gun down Marc Krauss and rob Jesus Guzman of an RBI, was most impressive - because arm strength is the one Trout tool that isn't off the charts.
As Angels manager Mike Scioscia said, though, Trout was 17 when he entered the Angels' organization, and players are never fully developed at that age. Then there was the Spring Training of 2012, when Trout battled tendinitis in his shoulder. Since then, the 22-year-old outfielder said he's "just trying to get stronger and get more accurate, and it's come a long way for sure."
"His arm strength has improved, just with the natural progression of a kid growing into his strength and his body, but also he's healthy," Scioscia said of Trout's first outfield assist since September 2012. "He's got a good arm, good release for center field, and he showed it tonight."
Richards, who gave up nine runs in 12 1/3 innings in his previous two starts against the Astros, got into trouble in the fifth, with a bases-loaded walk of Jose Altuve that put the Astros on the board and shrunk the Angels' lead to four. But on his 10th pitch to Krauss, his 35th pitch of the inning and his 100th and final pitch of the game, Richards spun a 2-2 breaking ball to freeze the Astros' left fielder, recording his seventh strikeout to end the threat.
"It was huge," Richards said of getting out of that jam. "I'm not going to give in, no matter what the circumstances are. It's all about making pitches and executing pitches and keeping guys off balance."
The Angels scored three runs in each of the next two frames to put it away, getting Hamilton's three-run homer in the sixth, then an Erick Aybar RBI single -- the 900th hit of the shortstop's career -- and a two-run shot from Kole Calhoun in the seventh.
It took four games, but the Angels' much-hyped offense had finally shown up.
"Five out of eight days, we're capable of doing something like that," Hamilton said. "We know the talent's there. We don't have to try to do it every day. But you have good at-bats and it becomes contagious. That's sort of the mentality we have."


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CARY, N.C. - Just two weeks remain until the New England Revolution takes the field against the LA Galaxy at The Home Depot Center in the 2010 season opener. That's a mere 14 days until the games really count and teams begin to pile up points as they drive toward the ultimate goal of playoff glory and a championship.
For now, its time for dress rehearsal.
After playing two early-morning scrimmages during an impromptu trip to Orlando two weeks ago, the Revs will finally get their first taste of playing under the lights and in front of a crowd Saturday night, March 13, when they take on the Charlotte Eagles of the USL Second Division. Kickoff is set for 6 p.m. from UNC-Charlottes Transamerica Field.
Saturday nights match will be the first of three tests for the Revs during their 12-day trip to North Carolina, as meetings with Duke University (March 17) and the Carolina RailHawks (March 20) will follow.
With the season opener against the Galaxy slated for just one week after the RailHawks match, these three preseason games will provide a glimpse into the mind of Head Coach Steve Nicol. While he is still likely to mix and match his lineups to a certain extent, one would think hed be inclined to get a look at what he views as his starting 11 at some point during the next week. With that said, an in-depth look into the lineups against the Eagles, Blue Devils and RailHawks could be revealing.
These matches could also be telling for the Revolutions on-field performance as we edge closer to the start of the season. The pair of matches against FC Dallas and the Florida College All-Stars in Orlando provided an opportunity for the players to work out a few kinks, get on the field and increase their fitness levels, but not much could be taken from the play on the field. Presumably, that wont be the case in North Carolina, as the Revs have now had six full weeks of preseason training and should be rounding into form.
For Nicol and the technical staff, not only will Saturday nights match against the Eagles serve as a warm-up for the season opener, but it will also provide an opportunity to take a look at a newcomer and a trio of trialists.
After receiving his P-1 Visa, recently-signed Senegalese midfielder Joseph Niouky arrived in the United States earlier this week and joined his teammates for three training sessions on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Unlike Emmanuel Osei and Edgaras Jankauskas each of whom arrived midseason in 2009 Niouky will have the advantage of two weeks of preseason training with his new teammates, and these three games in North Carolina could be critical for his progression.
The Revolutions search for reinforcements on the attacking end of the field could also come into focus on Saturday night, as trialists Marko Perovic, Gareth Williams and Andres Raad will be available for selection. All three have had their chance to impress in training this week, but Nicol will be eager to see them in action in a game situation before moving forward with possible contract negotiations. The pressure is certainly on for those hoping to earn a roster spot, as the Revs currently have seven unsigned players in camp including 2010 SuperDraft selections Seth Sinovic and Zak Boggs and just three roster spots (one senior and two developmental) currently unfilled.
One factor which the trialists and the entire Revolution roster will have to take into account is pregame preparations, which will be a bit different than usual tomorrow night. Because the Revs are stationed in Cary and Saturday nights match is in Charlotte, the squad will have to take a two-and-a-half hour bus ride to the stadium. For creatures of habit which professional athletes undoubtedly are it will be an adjustment, for sure.
Of course, the opponent is always a factor, as well. Led by top scorer Amaury Nunes (nine goals), the Eagles finished tied for third place in USL-2 last year with a record of 8-5-7. A solid playoff run landed them in the leagues title game for the third time in the last four years, but just as they did in their previous two appearances, they fell to defeat in the championship match.
The Eagles will provide stern opposition in front of a hometown crowd, which is the type of test the Revs are hoping for with the season opener on the horizon.


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- 2 Beds
- 2 Full Baths
Property TypeResidential – Condominium
SubdivisionEdelweiss Condo
Listing Date01/03/19
Year Built1970
AreaVail Village
Lot Size0.02 Acres (871 SqFt)
Parking1 Car Assigned, Underground
Property Description
Located directly in the heart of Vail Village this residence is in the epicenter of all of Vail's activities, shops, restaurants and events. Perfectly situated over Gore Creek this premium corner residence has enviable and direct Gore Range views. A private mountain retreat yet only minutes away to the village center and Gondola One. This prime village location comes with one assigned parking space in the underground garage and a ski locker with boot dryers. mls.EdelweissVail302.com
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- Creek or River
- In Town
- Walk to Slopes
- Creek/River
- Mountains
- Woods
- Deck
- Fireplace - Wood
- Cable TV
- City Water
- Electricity Avail.
- Natural Gas Avail.
- Phone Available
- Snow Removal
- Trash Pickup
- Common
- Natural Gas
- Common
- Dryer
- Washer
Financial Information
About Vail Village
Charming, pedestrian friendly Vail Village has everything you could need or want right at your fingertips. The heart of Vail is located at the base of the ski mountain, home to Gondola One, and has undergone a great transformation with the renovation and construction of dozens of properties. The Village, with its heated cobblestone streets and quaint European architecture, invites you to discover world-class fine dining, art galleries, local boutiques and luxury retail. In addition to the tremendous variety of shopping and dining, Vail Village hosts sporting and cultural events, festivals, and concerts year-round. These include the Burton US Open, The GoPro Mountain Games, Gourmet on the Gore, Sunday Summer Farmer's Markets, Bravo! Vail Valley Music Festival, Vail International Dance Festival and free winter and summer outdoor concert series at the stunning Solaris Plaza.
Area Market Data
2 Beds 2 Baths
3 Beds 3 Baths
3 Beds 3 Baths
3 Beds 3 Baths
3 Beds 4 Baths
2 Beds 2 Baths
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Listing courtesy of LIV Sotheby's International Realty - Covered Bridge


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As President's Day was last week, we learned a little about George Washington, Abe Lincoln and the early days of our country. Here are some of the activities that kept us busy.
Early in the week, I asked them what they thought a president does. We had read a little about George Washington, but hadn't gotten into Presidential duties yet. I love the answers they come up with!
We explored the presidents' faces on coins and talked a lot about coins. We did some crayon rubbings and made patterns with coin rubbings. It was fun to watch the presidents appear! We used an eye dropper to drop water onto coins and counted the amount of drops each coin could hold. It was especially fun to watch the bubble of water form over the top. One of our observations was that the water formed a mini magnifying glass of its own! We got out our magnifying glasses to get a better view! (Sorry the photos don't show the bubble very well!)
What does a President do?
- Fights with soldiers
- Works
- Fights
- He's the leader of the USA
- Protects the country
Specifically about George Washington:
- Speaks into a microphone to all the people
- George Washington rode a horse
- He wore a wig to fancy dances
- Wrote a letter
- Saved the bad guy's dog
"Look Mrs. Ayn, I'm Abe Lincoln!!!"
We used pretzels to make log cabins like Lincoln lived in.
We made cute little George Washington and Abe Lincoln faces.
We had a lot of fun and learned a little about the history of our country!
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Training Type: Device Training
Course Content Level: Introductory
Date & Time: Thursday, August 17, 2017 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM CT
Location:Northtown Library 711 County Rd 10 NE, Blaine, Minnesota 55434, United States
Cost: Free of Charge
Open Seats: 24
Presenter: Dannel Friel
Dannel Friel, Northeastern MN Solutions Consultant at Tobii Dynavox. She started providing assistive technology support in 1988 at Gillette Children's Hospital and joined Tobii Dynavox in 1997. Dannel's passion is assisting with all things related to AAC including assessment, the funding process, implementation, training and in-services for those supporting children and adults with severe speech and language disabilities.
© Copyright 2020 Tobii Dynavox


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Palapas brings the ambiance of tropical Mexico to the Monterey Bay area in a very unique way. In addition to featuring authentic traditional dishes of Mexico, our menu offers the fish, shellfish and sauces of the coasts of both Mexico and California.
Appetizers and Salads
Seafood Specialties
House Dishes and Combination Plates
Platters and Taqueria
Vegetarian and Ala Carte
North American
Lunch Specials
All of our dishes are prepared "A La Cocina Fresca"- "in the fresh kitchen method" a Spanish phrase that means exactly what it implies… freshly made sauces, handmade corn tortillas and fresh local seafood and produce prepared daily.
In addition to creating a menu with many exiting choices, we're committed to offering our customers healthy dishes with absolutely no use of any lard or animal fat in their preparation.
We use rice-bran oil specifically for frying. Contains no trans fat!
Palapas shirts available for sale.


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UBM Trust Co Ltd is a joint venture company of UBM Asia, which is owned by UBM plc listed on the London Stock Exchange.
We have extensive experience in organising large-scale exhibitions covering different industries in China, as well as organising Chinese enterprises to participate in famous fairs abroad. Our flagship events serve the sign and LED industries. Among the definitive exhibitions of their kind in the world, these two events have become an important catalyst for the development and upgrading of China's sign and LED industries, offering a comprehensive one-stop trading platform for exhibitors and visitors. We take pride in providing professional high-quality services to our customers.
Now organised by UBM Trust, these events can tap on UBM's extensive global reach and professional show management expertise to serve exhibitors and visitors even better.
UBM Trust aims to be "Positive, Passionate, Innovative, Enterprising and Service-oriented". UBM Trust is devoted to creating breakthroughs and innovation in the exhibition industry, to launch new leading trade fairs and provide truly global trading platforms.
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