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A woman identified in press reports as Cristina Torre, 44, the daughter of former Yankees manager Joe Torre caught a baby boy who fell from a second story window in Bay Ridge, police said.
The baby reportedly toddled out on to a fire escape, fell onto a shop sign and tumbled off an awning, and was caught by Torre.
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Democratic mayoral candidates talk bike lanes and buses
The hopefuls for mayor Wednesday offered their ideas about how to move New Yorkers around the city faster, while focusing their ire on the Bloomberg administration's style instead of its transportation policies.
There were few disagreements among the Democratic candidates -- City Council Speaker Christine Quinn and Public Advocate Bill de Blasio were absent -- at the transit forum, sponsored... » more
Soho group sues to remove Citi Bike stand
A SoHo community group wants to get rid of the Citi Bike station in their neighborhood.
The SoHo Alliance filed a lawsuit Wednesday seeking an injunction that would remove the bike station at Petrosino Square near Lafayette and Kenmare streets.
The group says it has asked the Department of Transportation to search for a new location so that the appearance of the square, which is used... » more
'Sopranos' star James Gandolfini dead at 51
James Gandolfini, star of the HBO drama "The Sopranos" and a New Jersey native, died Wednesday at age 51 from a likely heart attack while on holiday in Rome attending the Taormina Film Festival, HBO said.
Born in Westwood, N.J., Gandolfini grew up in Park Ridge and went to Rutgers University.
He cut his teeth in the NYC theater scene, debuting on Broadway in a 1992 production of "A Streetcar... » more
Editorial: A reminder that NYC is a terror target
The House Intelligence Committee held a decidedly friendly hearing this week to let the National Security Agency do some explaining about its secret surveillance of phone and email traffic, a proceeding blithely dismissed by an American Civil Liberties Union official as "a PR stunt" and not a fact-finding mission.
Most New York City residents -- whether they're comfortable with the... » more
4 people injured in car crash in the East Village: NYPD
Three people were hospitalized and one other was injured after an allegedly drunken driver careened across a crowded sidewalk on Second Avenue Wednesday, officials said.
Shaun Martin, 32, of Bayside, was arrested and charged with a DWI, DWAI, criminal possession of a controlled substance and refusal to take a breath test after the crash around 6:30 a.m., when he blew down Second Avenue in... » more
Q&A with Elijah Wood: A look behind the 'Maniac'
A generation of moviegoers has grown up watching Elijah Wood transform from precocious child actor to the central figure in a major blockbuster trilogy and the star of a surreal TV show about a man who has two-way conversations with a dog.
But "Maniac" marks new territory for the 32-year-old, worlds away from "North," "The Lord of the Rings" or "Wilfred" (premiering at 10 p.m. tonight).
It's... » more
Cuomo strikes deal to allow Las-Vegas style casinos in New York
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo struck a deal with state lawmakers to license new resort-style casinos, in an effort to help revive a stagnant economy in upstate New York, the governor said on Wednesday.
The agreement would amend the state constitution to legalize public, non Native American casino gambling with an initial four Las-Vegas style casinos in the Hudson Valley, the Binghamton area... » more
Kennedy's Worldport terminal called 'endangered' by preservation group
Like the Bengal tiger and blue whale, Kennedy Airport's Worldport terminal -- set to be demolished by 2015 -- has officially been classified as "endangered."
A group dedicated to saving the flying-saucer shaped terminal, owned by the Port Authority and leased by Delta Airlines, helped land the architectural marvel on the National Trust for Historic Preservation's latest list... » more
Vogel: The next mayor needs to prepare us for the next Sandy
On the day last week that Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced a $20-billion plan to protect our shoreline against the ravages of climate change, my brother and I headed out to sunny Rockaway Beach.
Cruising by long stretches of missing boardwalk destroyed by superstorm Sandy, we found three beach entry-point "islands." Following some surfers down to one at Beach 86th Street, we came... » more


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Andrew Young (b. 1932) Andrew Young's lifelong work as a politician, human rights activist, and businessman has been in great measure responsible for the development of Atlanta's reputation as an international city. Early Life and Career Born on March 12, 1932, into a prosperous middle-class family,
Young graduated from Howard University in Washington, D.C., in 1951 with a bachelor of science degree in biology. He then earned a divinity degree from Hartford Theological Seminary in Connecticut and accepted the pastorate of Bethany Congregational Church in Thomasville, Georgia, in 1955. While there he immersed himself in civil rights and in organizing voter registration drives. Young joined the staff of the National Council of Churches in 1957, the year U.S. president Dwight D. Eisenhower sent federal troops to Little Rock, Arkansas, to protect African American schoolchildren in a school desegregation case. Civil Rights Leadership Young left his
Young assisted in the organization of "citizenship schools" for the SCLC, workshops that taught nonviolent organizing strategies to local people whom members of the organization had identified as potential leaders. The schools served rural, typically uneducated blacks who sometimes chafed under Young's leadership. Differences in education and economic background between Young and other black leaders of that time may have caused some to consider him elitist. Nonetheless, the citizenship schools educated a generation of civic leaders and registered thousands of voters throughout the South, and were largely responsible for both the civil rights movement's democratic ethos and its eventual success. Young became a trusted aide to Martin Luther King Jr., eventually rising to the executive directorship of the SCLC. He was instrumental in organizing voter registration and desegregation campaigns in Albany; Birmingham and Selma, Alabama; and Washington, D.C., among other places. He was with King when the civil rights leader was assassinated in Memphis, Tennessee, on April 4, 1968. Political Career After King's
While in Congress, Young championed the causes of poor and working-class Americans and opposed efforts to increase military budgets. He supported the 1976 presidential campaign of Jimmy Carter, and in 1977 Carter named Young ambassador to the United Nations. Young
Young returned to Atlanta and in 1981 was elected the city's mayor. His election signaled the institutionalization of the revolution in black political power he had helped to create in Georgia. For the first time an African American mayor (Maynard Jackson) handed over the keys of a major city to another African American. Young won reelection in 1985 but was defeated in a 1990 primary bid to become the Democratic candidate for governor of Georgia. In 1993 Morehouse College in Atlanta established the Center for International Studies, which was renamed the Andrew Young Center for International Studies in March 1998. Young
Young had four children with his first wife, Jean Childs Young, who died of cancer in 1994. He married his second wife, Carolyn, in 1996. Young has published two books, A Way Out of No Way (1994) and An Easy Burden: The Civil Rights Movement and the Transformation of America (1996). Young's papers are housed at the Auburn Avenue Research Library on African American Culture and History. Suggested Reading Andrew J. DeRoche, Andrew Young:Civil Rights Ambassador (Wilmington, Del.: Scholarly Resources, 2003). Adam Fairclough, To Redeem the Soul of America: The Southern Christian Leadership Conference and Martin Luther King, Jr. (Athens: University of Georgia Press, 1987). David J. Garrow, Bearing the Cross: Martin Luther King, Jr., and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (New York: William Morrow, 1986). Juan Williams, Eyes on the Prize: America's Civil Rights Years, 1954-1965 (New York: Viking, 1987). J. Todd Moye, National Park Service Updated 3/1/2011 |
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Date: September 21, 2012
Creator: Nylander, Elisabeth Mueller
Description: This presentation discusses digital archives and looks at the history community's presence in digital archives. The purpose of digitizing cultural heritage collections is often presented in terms of preservation or distribution. Concerns center around how to best ensure the sustainability of materials or how to enable user interactivity. However, especially within the field of history, there is a push to think in terms of how to create community through the narratives the authors produce. The authors orientation is shifting from author-centered to reader-centered, and how the authors construct knowledge is becoming increasingly social and democratic. This can be explained as part of a greater cultural shift where, "until recently, public memory was constructed and disseminated for the people but not by the people." This presentation explores such issues through the examination of three digital archives: 1) The Valley of the Shadow: Two Communities in the American Civil War site (http://valley.lib.virginia.edu/). 2) The Virtual Vietnam Archive (http://911digitalarchive.org). After a brief description of each project, a critique is provided covering the four aspects of: motives, preservation, interactivity and barriers. While all three digital archives place a focus on personal narratives and deal with the complexities of conflict intimately, none of the projects ...
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Digital Rights, Media and Practice: The Right to Bear Arms in the Information Age
Date: September 21, 2012
Creator: Papić, Mariette
Description: This presentation discusses digital rights, media and practice. On the streets and in social media Occupy Wall Street captured the imagination of the United States and exposed tensions between the NYPD's policies of surveillance and our basic freedoms. It gave us an example of the deep power of voice residing in digital culture and the problems that arise when this voice is met with heavy governmental restrictions, many of them the result of preemptive information policies. As a photographer who has experienced deep transformations in her own practice because of digital technology, the author is curious of the ways in which digital photography is transforming and reflective of culture. The power of an image making populace can transform the balance of the status quo. In a context of power, mobility and changing landscapes, a new set of tools is enabling and exposing tensions of culture and rights. This presentation will explore the smart phone as a daily tool and an information weapon whose protection could be considered under the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, the Right to Bear Arms.
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The Handbook of Texas: Past and Future
Date: September 21, 2012
Creator: Calder, J. Kent
Description: This presentation discusses the Handbook of Texas. A program of the Texas State Historical Association (TSHA), the 'Handbook of Texas Online' is a multidisciplinary digital encyclopedia of Texas history, geography, and culture. It comprises more than 27,000 articles on people, places, events, historical themes, institutions, and a host of other topic categories. It began with TSHA Director Eugene C. Barker, who had proposed a biographical dictionary project in 1932. Historian Walter Prescott Webb became director in 1936 and enhanced Barker's idea to encompass "a combination dictionary, biography and encyclopedia." The first edition of the 'Handbook of Texas' appeared in 1952. A third volume supplement was published in 1977. Not long after the publication of the supplement, the board and staff undertook an even more ambitious idea, a new completely revised edition. In the July 1996 the 'New Handbook of Texas' was published in six volumes. Less than three years later, the Association officially released 'The Handbook of Texas Online' on February 15, 1999, offering it free to the public. Today 3 million individuals come to the TSHA website for a total of around 4 million visits and 10 million page views in the course of the year. The central challenge ...
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If We Are Doing It in New Jersey, You Can Do It in Your State!
Date: September 21, 2012
Creator: Rodriguez, Luis
Description: This presentation discusses creating digital collections by tapping into local resources. The Kean University Library has created or will soon create three digital collections focused on New Jersey. The New Jersey Public Policy Collection contains documents on New Jersey public policy issues created by non-profit organizations. The Kean University New Jersey History Project using tools provided by the HathiTrust Digital Library to create a keyword searchable collection within the HathiTrust Digital Library of the full text of documents on the history of the state of New Jersey. The soon-to-be-created Union County History Collection will contain finding aids and digitized primary materials available in Union County, New Jersey public Libraries to facilitate the study of Union County History. All of these collections take advantage of resources readily available to libraries in other states and can be duplicated in those other states. This presentation will discuss the issues involved in creating those collections, the way in which support was gained to obtain resources to put into those collections, and the manner in which those collections have been publicized. At the end of the presentation, attendees should be able to take the lessons the Kean University Library learned to create equivalent collections in ...
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The Impact of Digitizing Resources: Content Partner and User Perspectives
Date: September 21, 2012
Creator: Belden, Dreanna
Description: This presentation discusses the impact of digitizing resources. The Portal to Texas History℠ is a gateway to humanities collections within the digital library of the University of North Texas (UNT) Libraries. The Portal provides access to more than 190,000 digital objects, comprising over 2.6 million image files. The range of primary source materials includes maps, books, manuscripts, newspapers, diaries, photographs, and letters from the unique collections of Texas libraries, museums, archives, historical societies, genealogical societies, and private families. The Portal was launched in 2003 with collections from five content partners and currently includes materials from more than 190 partners. While increasing numbers of partners and assets are signs that making digitized resources Web-acessible is a desirable thing, digital libraries are increasingly expected to identify the impacts that have resulted from digitizing assets. In 2012, UNT Libraries began to investigate the impact of digitizing assets on two of the Portal's key stakeholder groups: content partner and users. An environmental scan identified seven possible impact categories: cultural, economic, educational, environmental, operational, political, and social. These categories served as the framework for data collection activities, which included five key informant interviews with content providers and surveys of both content partners (N = 58) ...
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Radical Islamist Killed in Tunisia Street Protests
Tunisian authorities say a street battle between radical Islamists and police has killed one Islamist protester on the outskirts of the capital, Tunis. Authorities said the man, in his late 20s, died of injuries sustained in Sunday's fighting in the Etadhamen district. The radical activists, also known as Salafists, threw stones at Tunisian police to protest a government ban on their annual ...
North Korea Test-Fires 4th Short-Range Missile
North Korea fired its fourth short-range missile in the past two days into waters off its east coast on Sunday, despite calls for restraint from South Korea and other countries in the region, as well as the United Nations. The latest launch into the Sea of Japan, confirmed by South Korean Defense Ministry officials, follows three coastal launches on Saturday that rattled the ...
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Team MRF achieved a 1-2 finish here Sunday with Esapekka Lappi and Gaurav Gill finishing in that order in the International Rally of Whangarei that also doubled up as the first round of the 2013 FIA Asia Pacific Rally Championship. Visiting New Zealand for their first time, 22-year-old Finn Esapekka Lappi (co-driver Janne Ferm) led from start-to-finish driving the Skoda Fabia S2000. Lappi ...
Blast at firecracker workshop kills three Chinese
An explosion at an unlicensed firecracker workshop in central China killed three people and left three others injured Sunday, officials said. The blast occurred around 9.50 a.m. in Yangzhai village in Henan province, Xinhua reported. Police suspect it was caused by illegally stored gunpowder. The workshop owner's wife and daughter and a neighbour were killed. The three injured include the ...
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I have a setup where all communication with Access Manager is through one IP address. I do have to use a lot of PAT (Port Address Translation), though.
Here's what I have:
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Ashtead Technology is pleased to announce a new partnership with Eddyfi for the rental of the Ectane™ eddy current test instrument and Magnifi™ software, as well as all associated accessories.
Houston, TX, and Québec City, Canada (PRWEB) December 14, 2012
Ashtead Technology is a Houston-based instrumentation rental, sales and services company serving the environmental services, oil and gas, power generation, industrial production, manufacturing, infrastructure maintenance and repair, and transportation industries. Ashtead offers the most comprehensive fleet of materials testing instruments in the industry, specializing in analyzers, detectors, monitors and samplers for non-destructive testing applications used in science and industry to evaluate the properties of a material without causing damage. Inspectors who rely on Ashtead for all of their eddy current instruments now have the opportunity to rent the Ectane™ from Eddyfi, a no-compromise, high-performance surface array (ECA) and multi-technology tube inspection system (ECT, RFT/NFT, MFL, and IRIS) with a strong bent on usability. In the past year, the Ectane instrument has sold in more than 30 countries over 6 continents, in markets including power generation, oil and gas, aerospace, mining, and research labs and universities. The Ectane ships in 11 different configurations, including modules for surface array (ECA) and internal rotating inspection system (IRIS) technology options.
Ryan Theil, National Sales Manager, NDT & RVI Products for Ashtead Technology added: "Eddyfi has become the new technological leader in eddy current and electromagnetic inspection technology in a very short time. We are glad to introduce the company's flagship instrument and latest technology to our client base. In addition to extended performance, the Ectane product features such as small size, light weight, battery capabilities, sealed enclosure, plug-and-play features, and overall look and aesthetics will improve the customer's experience. Ashtead Technology will carry units with all technology modules as well as complete IRIS probe kits for UT tube inspection. In addition Eddyfi's applications and support will enable users to push their performance to higher limits."
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Nicknamed "The City of Big Shoulders," Chicago sets the bar pre y high.But with its strollable neighborhoods, sunny lakefront parks and thriving food scene, America's third-largest city more than carries the load
By Layla Schlack – Photographs by Bob Stefko
CHICAGO'S A TOWN OF MANY MONIKERS — Windy City, City of Big Shoulders, Second City and, as poet Carl Sandburg wrote, "hog butcher for the world." While each speaks to the city's history as an industrial powerhouse led by fast-talking politicos, none of these nicknames does justice to Chi-town's cleanness, greenness or top-notch culinary scene. Exploring the patchwork of neighborhoods and expansive outdoor spaces will give you a sense of the city's past, present and future. It's an understated—and quintessentially American—megalopolis, where Midwestern hospitality meets big-city worldliness. Spend a few days wandering around and you won't just want to stay longer—you'll probably want to move here.
DAY 1 | This is not a trip on which to count calories, starting with breakfast at local favorite Original Pancake House (1). The enormous, fluffy, oven-baked omelets and the loaded baked apple pancake are house specialties—you're on your own to answer the age-old question of sweet or savory. Fortified, you set out to explore the Gold Coast (2). Once home to the city's steel magnates and retail tycoons (along with Abraham Lincoln's son), this has been a posh neighborhood since soon after the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. Feel the lake breeze and drift into posh boutiques such as Shrine haberdasher and the Euro-inspired Sarca, as well as more well-known brands such as Marc Jacobs.
Journeying south, you eventually hit the Magnificent Mile, Chicago's shopping mecca, marked by the Water Tower (3). One of the only structures to survive the fire, this building looks like a fairytale castle, and to fashionistas it kind of is. Familiar clothing outlets like J. Jill and Lacoste line the shiny interior alongside the shimmering storefronts of several jewelers.
Take a quick diversion off of Michigan Avenue for lunch at Portillo's Hot Dogs (4). The Chicago-style dogs—with pickle relish, hero peppers, chopped tomato, onions, mustard and a pickle spear on a poppyseed bun—are delicious. An equally good choice, though, is the heartier Italian beef sandwich with hot and sweet peppers, served au jus. The thinly sliced roast beef and roasted sweet peppers melt into the now-soggy bread, with the hot peppers and giardiniera (Chi-town's signature mix of pickled veggies) adding just the right amount of kick.
You roll yourself out of the restaurant grateful that your next activity involves sitting and amble south- east to the Chicago River for the Chicago Architecture Foundation's boat tour (5). Cruising down the waterway, you'll get a who's who of great architects—Mies van der Rohe, Daniel Burnham and Charles B. Atwood, to name a few—who masterminded career-defining structures to make their mark on the city. The volunteer guides, mostly practicing or retired architects, also spin the fascinating tale of how the city fathers rebuilt very deliberately after the Second Industrial Revolution– era fire, creating parks and beachfront all around the bustling downtown.
Ninety minutes later, you step off the boat with a great appreciation for the city's past. Ready to learn about its present, you make a quick stop at the Chicago Cultural Center (6). Regulars come here for the expertly roasted Intelligentsia coffee and WiFi, but stick around for the rotating art exhibits, mostly the work of local artists.
Check into the Elysian Hotel (7), a posh, almost unmarked villa set back from the street to make you feel as if you're escaping the city for a night. Take a few minutes to explore your massive room and soak in the view from the balcony. The rooftops below are planted with grass to absorb rainwater and provide insulation. The foliage ripples slightly, making for an urban landscape like none you've ever seen. But you don't have too much time to take it all in—you've got to eat.
Tonight's dinner is at Rick Bayless' much-lauded Frontera Grill (8). You can't go wrong with anything on the menu at this upscale Mexican cantina. The food is fresh, flavorful and perfectly accented by a spicy cocktail called the Michelada Moderna—like a Bloody Mary but made with beer. Feeling adventurous, you try the goat taquitos, which arrive sprinkled in queso fresco and turn to butter in your mouth. Linger over dinner, taking in the clubby digs before you retire to the cloudlike king bed at the Elysian.
Chicago lines its lakefront with miles of urban beaches
12th Street Beach On a little island near the Adler Planetarium, this uncrowded beach feels as if it's miles from the city.
North Avenue Beach (shown below) Just beyond Lincoln Park, this spot offers amazing skyline views and a beach house that looks like a boat. Locals love it, so you may find a bit of a crowd.
63rd Street Beach The big draw here is history: A woman who once dared to bathe without a skirt on was legendarily arrested on this beach, and there's a lovely bath house built in 1919. Concerts and volleyball courts are bonuses.
Osterman Beach A boardwalk and shallow wading area make this a favorite destination for families with small children.
Montrose Beach This vast stretch is where locals come to hang out and party. You'll find people grilling and dogs frolicking, with ample space for everyone.
(1) Original Pancake House 22 E. Bellevue Pl.; Tel: 312-642-7917
(2) Gold Coast East of Clark Street and north of Chicago Avenue
(3) Water Tower 806 N. Michigan Ave.; Tel: 312-742-0808
(4) Portillo's 100 W. Ontario; Tel: 312-587-8910
(5) Chicago Architectural Foundation boat tour Southeast corner of the Michigan Avenue Bridge at Wacker Drive; Tel: 312-922-3432
(6) Chicago Cultural Center 78 E. Washington St.; Tel: 312-744-6630
(7) Elysian Hotel 11 E. Walton; Tel: 312-646-1300
(8) Frontera Grill 445 N. Clark St.; Tel: 312-661-1434


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We have a long running spring context that is a part of our batch + integration system, if the container that runs batch features shuts down abnormally while a job is running jobExplorer.findRunningExecutions("jobName") calls for that job result in atleast one result when the container is back up.
We have our own pojo that is timed via cron to call jobOperator.startNextInstance("jobName") to run jobs that aren't already running (no results via .findRunningExecutions(String))
Is there something built in spring batch to avoid this? Like marking all the endtimes and results for "open" jobs when the context is starting up?
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Sanctum 2: Road to Elysion DLC announced, detailed
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Hyperdimension Neptunia Re; Birth 1 teaser site points to June 27 reveal
Compile Heart has opened a teaser site for Vita title Hyperdimension Neptunia Re; Birth 1, which was announced in March. Gematsu reports the site directs users to Dengeki magazine on June 27 for an update. We don't know anything about the game yet, but there's speculation it may be a remake of the first entry in the series.
Thu, Jun 20, 2013 | 06:10 BST
Mad Catz PS3 accessories incompatible with PS4, no new products confirmed
Mad Catz has confirmed that it's PlayStation 3 peripherals won't work with PlayStation 4, but hasn't announced any new products in support of the new console.
Thu, Jun 20, 2013 | 02:59 BST
Final Fantasy 15 E3 gameplay shows a high level Noctis
Describing Final Fantasy 15′s combat, director Tetsuya Nomura has confirmed that players won't have access to all the skills and abilities Noctis uses in gameplay footage released at E3.
Thu, Jun 20, 2013 | 00:32 BST
Witcher 3 dev: too many features make for an "average, crappy game"
CD Projekt RED is prepared to cross a few things off its wishlist if it makes The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt a better game.
Wed, Jun 19, 2013 | 23:54 BST
Battlefield 4 spectator mode gets video preview
DICE producer Daniel Matros presents almost 15 minutes of alpha footage of Battlefield 4′s Spectator mode, which brings an eSports (and machinima) friendly viewing mode to the shooter series.
Wed, Jun 19, 2013 | 23:39 BST
Saint Seiya: Brave Soldiers looks to be Namco Bandai's PS3 reveal
Bas news, Solatorobo fans – Namco Bandai's teaser is probably for Saint Seiya: Brave Soldiers rather than a new CyberConnect2 game.
Wed, Jun 19, 2013 | 23:27 BST
Mass Effect's original writer discusses alternate ending plans
Mass Effect and Mass Effect 2 writer Drew Karpyshyn has detailed the vague plans he had for the ending of Mass Effect 3 before exiting the project. Some Mass Effect trilogy spoilers follow.
Wed, Jun 19, 2013 | 22:53 BST
Princess of Arcadias gets first images
Nippon Ichi has released some devastatingly colourful artwork as well as the first screenshots for its new side-scrolling RPG, Princess of Arcadias. We don't know very much about the PlayStation 3 exclusive just yet except that it stars a crowned girl – presumably the titular princess – kicking all kinds of arse with a variety of enormous weapons. Visit AllGamesBeta to check out the gallery.
Wed, Jun 19, 2013 | 21:01 BST
Battlefield 4 competition is "beneficial for everyone," says Bach
DICE's Patrick Bach is of the opinion that competition for Battlefield 4 is good for the industry, and the developer is working hard to ensure the franchise doesn't get diluted.
Wed, Jun 19, 2013 | 19:26 BST
Suda 51 "always up to the idea" of returning to No More Heroes
Grasshopper Manufacture CEO Goichi Suda has said he's "always up to the idea" of creating another No More Heroes game. Speaking with Joystiq, Suda 51 said: "Travis [Touchdown] is one of the characters I'm really fond of, that means a lot to me. So if there was the opportunity to create another sequel then yeah, I'm always up to the idea." Until then, fans can appease themselves with Killer is Dead on PS3 and Xbox 360 in August.
Wed, Jun 19, 2013 | 22:20 BST
Transistor video shows 15 minutes of PS4 gameplay
A 15 minute video of Supergiant Games's Transistor is posted below. The game is due in 2014 and will be released on PS4 and Steam. Thanks, EdNorton.
Wed, Jun 19, 2013 | 17:25 BST
Spartacus Legends out next week on XBLA, new trailer released
Spartacus Legends, the free-to-play brawler from Ubisoft, has a new trailer available below. The XBLA versions of the game released on June 26 with the PSN release "coming soon."
Wed, Jun 19, 2013 | 16:43 BST
SCEE to fund Gamer Camp scholarships
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Sony shareholders' meeting to discuss splitting electronics and entertainment divisions
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On Thursday Logan County High School and Russellville High School will host the FSNB Christmas Classic Basketball tournament. The tournament is hosting eight teams and will begin on Thursday and end with championship games on Saturday.
The Russellville Lady Panthers will play at 6:00 p.m. at Russellville High School. The Lady Panthers will face the Lady Storm of Hopkins County Central. The Lady Panthers have started their season with a record of 2-5 with wins over Warren East and Springfield, Tenn.
The Logan County Lady Cougars will play at 6:30 p.m. at Logan County High School. The Lady Cougars will face the Lady Raiders from Iroquois. The Lady Cougars have a 2-7 record for the season with wins over Hopkins County Central and Kilsyth Australia.
The Russellville Panthers will play on their home court at 7:30 p.m. and will face the South Warren Spartans. The Panthers head into the tournament with a 4-5 record for the season
"I think that we need to play better than our record. We need to learn how to win close games. This tournament is going to be tough with some good teams. I think we are the smallest team but we're going to play these different teams with different styles and we are going to learn from them and improve," said head coach Phil Todd. "As far as coaching, we need to do a better job at getting them ready to play physically and mentally and push our boys everyday and work this region. We are going work hard and improve as individuals and as a team."
The Logan County Cougars will play at 8:00 pm. at Logan County High School. The Cougars will face the Tigers from Caldwell County. The Cougars have started the season with a 2-6 record after their close loss to Barren County last Thursday.
This tournament will follow with the first Clash of the Cats double-header next Friday at Russellville High School.


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The executive committee of the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology is again willing to consider New Orleans to host the society's annual meetings. NCSE's Branch on evolution in Kentucky
"Teach evolution as the fact it is," a column by NCSE's deputy director Glenn Branch, appeared in the Louisville Courier-Journal (January 13, 2013). Trademark suit against creationists settled
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Surviving a nightmare: A woman and her husband continue to recover from her brutal rape
Daniel Brenner | AnnArbor.com
She was asleep in her bed, earplugs in and eye mask on because the people who lived above her apartment could sometimes be noisy.
He was on a balcony upstairs, having a cigarette after returning home from having a couple of drinks with a friend.
And, Marcus Wilson was in their bedroom, rifling through their possessions and about to make a decision that would change their lives and so many others around them.
"My very first memory of anything that night was literally hands around my throat," she said.
"I knew he was behind me because his thumbnails were digging into the back of my neck in a way that this wasn't good. It's amazing, straightaway I fought, straightaway. In a way it was kind of surreal — because I was blind from my eye mask and deaf from my earplugs, it was even more surreal.
"I couldn't hear his breathing, I couldn't hear a thing. All I had to go on was this force around my neck. I struggled. I really struggled."
Wilson raped her early on July 3 on the floor of their bedroom in the basement apartment in the 1200 block of Oakland Avenue in Ann Arbor. She said he dragged her out of bed by the neck, put her onto the floor and bent her in such a way that she's going to need medical treatment for the rest of her life.
Her husband walked in on it after she faintly called out his name. He saw Wilson's sweat-drenched face looking at him with a unfeeling stare. Wilson told him he had a gun and the husband sprinted from the room, trying to arm himself with anything he could find to stop what was happening. He couldn't stop it, and that will haunt him for the rest of his life.
Wilson pleaded guilty to first-degree criminal sexual conduct and two counts of home invasion. He'll serve 20 to 30 years in prison.
This is a story about one of the worst things that can happen to a couple. This is a story about how one man's decision turned their lives upside down. This is a story without an ending, because as much as they say they won't think about it and that the healing has started, it's impossible to experience something this traumatic and simply be OK afterward.
This is a story about the worst of humanity. But, this is also a story about the best of it.
The first 48 hours
From the outside looking in, the logical next step would be to call the police.
Wilson choked the woman until she passed out — something she believed saved her life, because she was forced to stop fighting. She said she believes he would have killed her if she continued to struggle.
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"You're not in your right mind. All the things you'd normally do go out the window," she said. "I like to put it down to that. I'm rational and reasonable."
Her husband, then her fiance, said he walked into the room and saw Wilson's face illuminated in the dim light of the screensaver of his laptop. He ran to the kitchen, got a knife and returned to find her naked on the ground, barely alive. Wilson was gone.
He decided not to chase after Wilson, instead tending to his wife and checking her for signs of life. He found a pulse and started shouting her name. Eventually, she woke up but it was another 25 minutes before she really came to.
Ann Arbor Police detective Dan Iverson, the lead investigator on the case, said Wilson fled the way he entered, through a window where he removed an air conditioning unit. In the alley next to the house, Wilson took off the condom he wore when he raped the woman and dropped it on the ground. It would soon become a key piece of evidence.
Wilson called a friend to pick him up at a nearby parking structure. Covered in sweat and breathing hard, Wilson told his friend he had just gotten into it with a woman, Iverson said.
It was about a full day until the woman's husband started telling her they needed to report the incident. She was dubious.
"Generally, anyone else would say, 'Of course, call the cops, I've been assaulted, someone's broken in,'" she said. "In my delirium, I wondered 'This is Detroit, would somebody actually care? Is this of interest to anybody?' I couldn't really see it was as though I lowered my importance."
The couple thought of any excuse they could to not report the crime — their roommates might get mad, they didn't want to have to keep reliving the incident and, at that point, they didn't know if Wilson had actually raped the woman. She was unconscious and her husband was out of the room. They convinced themselves Wilson never got around to it and was interrupted.
"I convinced myself so desperately that it hadn't happened, he hadn't got around to it," she said.
"We couldn't wrap our minds around it"
Washtenaw County Assistant Prosecutor Blake Hatlem said it best at Wilson's Jan. 31 sentencing: This kind of crime is so brutal, so disturbing, that TV crime shows don't make it a plot line. People don't want to believe it happens.
That includes Iverson and the Ann Arbor police.
"There was skepticism on the law enforcement part because they took so long to report it," he said. "We couldn't wrap our minds around it. It's a nightmare situation."
After reporting the incident, the police arrived at their apartment in minutes, the victim said. Her husband immediately became a suspect, something he still tears up at when asked about.
However, after passing a polygraph exam and the discovery of the used condom about 30 feet down the alley next to the house, his name was cleared.
"I just had to remind myself that this thing would bring peace of mind to myself and my wife," he said. "I'm not a mercenary. I don't have the resources to go out and find these people. I don't have access to a genetic database. I said, 'If I have to be treated like a suspect, even amidst watching this horrific scene happen, it justifies the ends.' I knew it was something I had to do."
The first week was filled with interviews, medical tests and unannounced visits from investigators, who were still skeptical of the story. The woman said she's sure police thought she and her husband conjured up the story during the delay. But police soon realized what they were dealing with.
It was a team effort to track down Wilson. Sgt. Earle Fox and detective Dave Monroe assisted Iverson at the scene. Soon, they had an idea of where to go next.
There was a pattern of break-ins in the area around the couple's apartment: On Monday nights, someone was taking air conditioning units out of windows, entering homes and stealing items. They were always first-floor apartments and, on occasion, women woke up to find a man standing in their room. He'd run away once they saw him.
One home invasion on June 19 in the 700 block of South Forest Avenue gave police a huge break. While dusting the home, officer Rob Schneider got a clear fingerprint on a bottle of Grey Goose vodka and a glass.
"He couldn't help but go to the Grey Goose vodka and pour a glass," Iverson said.
The prints matched ones taken from the couple's apartment and, running them through the department's system, they matched Wilson. Wilson was in the Washtenaw County Jail serving time for unlawful driving away of an automobile.
Detective Gerald Tacey questioned Wilson about an armed robbery at a local Shell gas station; Wilson denied being involved. The two of them were leaving when Wilson asked them if they wanted to talk about the home invasions.
Detectives interviewed Wilson in the jail about the break-ins, and he eventually confessed to the home invasion on South Forest Avenue. Wilson had no DNA on file, so police had to get a search warrant to see if he was a match to the rape case. The Michigan State Police Crime Lab moved the case to the top of its priority list.
"He freaked out," Iverson said. "He wouldn't open his mouth."
Iverson told Wilson that the woman told police she was brutally beaten.
"He says, 'No, that's not true. I put my hands around her neck but I didn't brutally beat her,'" Iverson said.
Wilson detailed the crime. Police now had fingerprints, DNA and a verbal confession to the incident. Wilson was formally charged on Oct. 4.
Coming to grips
While police were investigating, the couple started thinking that the man who attacked her would not be brought to justice.
"I'd lost hope about three weeks from the incident," she said. "I thought we're not going to get this guy. I was resigned that they may not catch him and I'd just live with that."
The woman and her husband were married exactly one month after the rape in a small ceremony that came down to paperwork. They met on a Facebook debate page and started their relationship trading messages back and forth for months. Eventually, they started using Skype, and she took a 10-day trip to Michigan during the winter of 2012 to visit. She knew then they were going to be married.
She sold her florist business and moved to Ann Arbor in May. By August they were married.
After their lease in Ann Arbor ended, they moved to Detroit, where the rent was three times as high. Eventually, her three-month visa for visiting the United States ran out. She became a temporary resident and traveled home to tell her parents about what happened.
She traveled home alone. Her husband was concerned she'd never come back.
"In the back of my mind, I'm like, 'What if she doesn't come back?'" he said. "With this experience and these memories, she'd have all the reason in the world."
Seated on a couch at his parents' home in Royal Oak recently, he choked up at the thought. She looked at him with loving eyes and a slight smile, as if she couldn't believe he had the thought.
"It was really hard," she said, looking directly into his eyes. "We're married, of course I'm coming back. And he'd say, 'Why would you want to come back?' Because I love you!"
They have each other, but they have no explanation for why Wilson did what he did. He declined to say anything in court when he was sentenced.
Police told her Wilson never followed her, that it was simply a crime of opportunity. The couple spent a lot of time trying to imagine what could have been going through his mind. After all, what could make a person leap from breaking into an apartment to maybe steal some laptops to raping a sleeping woman?
"To literally walk around that room and look through our things, I wonder about his thought process in that period of time," she said. "To realize I hadn't been followed, that was a piece of the puzzle I was glad to find out."
She added, "he's never shown one second of remorse, body language-wise or verbally. He was actually asked if he was sorry for what he did and he shrugged. I think he's sorry he got caught, but not for what he did."
They don't ask why it happened to them. It's an unproductive question, he said. The thing that gives them comfort is Wilson's prison sentence.
An uncertain, but hopeful, future
The court case is wrapped up and Wilson is now serving time behind bars. His future is set in stone for at least two decades, but the couple is still wondering what will become of them.
This is where the best of humanity steps in.
The couple had to break their lease in Detroit because the woman's savings — about $10,000 — ran out in the fall. Her husband had a few job offers in July, but the frequent police interaction and court dates meant he wasn't able to take them at the time.
The couple has pre-existing medical conditions — they're both insomniacs and he suffers from depression — that require them to take prescription medication. She said they were saddled with a $1,087 bill from the University of Michigan Hospital for her treatment after the rape. Each time she sees a doctor about the torn ligaments and pinched nerves in her hip, neck and shoulder, she leaves with a $400 bill.
SafeHouse Center sent someone to touch base with her after she reported the rape, she said. After describing the incident, the worker broke down in tears. The woman hasn't gotten back in touch with SafeHouse, she said, because she needs someone who can handle her case.
"There are things we've learned to deal with, but that doesn't mean they're processed properly," she said.
Barbara Niess-May, executive director of SafeHouse, said Friday she couldn't comment on the specific case but encouraged all survivors of sexual assaults to contact the organization.
"We strive to meet the needs of all the survivors we serve, from crisis to empowerment," she said.
However, help would soon be on the way from AnnArbor.com readers.
After AnnArbor.com reported on Wilson's sentencing and the woman's emotional statement, a PayPal account was set up for people who wanted to donate money. In one weekend, supporters chipped in more than $800. Last week, someone sent the couple $500.
"I'm really overwhelmed by that," she said. "I'm thanking each person individually as they donate."
She encourages parents to teach their daughters some sort of self-defense because it can happen to anyone at any time. The couple is adamant that anyone who experiences something like this should contact the authorities immediately, regardless of the excuses they think up.
"If something happens like this, you have to call the police," he said. "There's no good reason not to call the police. My consolation is that this guy was caught and he would not be going to prison if we didn't call the police. It would just sit and fester and destroy our relationship."
The couple said Wilson's picture doesn't scare them anymore and the pain of the incident is receding. They're looking forward to going back to her home and introducing her husband to her parents for the first time.
She said the end of the case has given them their freedom.
"The night after the case ended was the first time we both slept through the night," she said. "It was a miracle for us, but it showed me how heavily it had been weighing on us. I underestimated its weight on my mental state."


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Do you know I think the hospitality industry could learn a bit about planning from Adam the Gardener and the old Sunday Express picture guide to gardening? In particular, the Banqueting Department of any hotel or restaurant should consider the lessons to be learned from nature.
In my old edition the informative text and pictures go back pre World War 2 but, even with minor changes in Mother Nature and modern gardening techniques it's still as relevant as it always was. I mean there are only twelve months in the year and so many ways to grow beans! Likewise there are only twelve months on the hospitality calendar with the certainty that only the right product or event sells well at a particular time of the year.
Let's take a look inside. One of the first pages you come to in the book discusses Colour Harmony in the Garden. Adam writes "Garden beds and borders should be planned, as far as possible with a view to attaining colour harmony and contrast" I am sure that we could apply this to our hospitality business ensuring that our product and offers work well within the constraints placed on us by property, the skills of our teams and the values of our brands. Another point Adam makes is that "flowers of some colour prefer brilliant sunshine while other like shade or semi- shade" You could also say that some of the products we sell need more work than others, but together they make up an ideal arrangement for the year – a good sales mix.
Adam's Gardening Calendar – ensure success throughout the year
"So that every gardener shall do the right things at the right time Adam sets out as a preface to each month's work, the various jobs that ensure success throughout the year"
The gardener is constantly working ahead preparing for events and seasons, sometimes even years in the future. So, as I mentioned in my last blog, start preparing the Christmas programme in January.
Prepare your seed beds.
It's time for you to get the next two or even three years banqueting diaries off the shelf. Go through them fill in the inevitable events that happen every year. Find out where the empty days and nights are and plan how you are going to fill them.
Sow hardy annuals and sweet peas.
If you haven't already done this then look back over the last five years conference and banqueting bookings. Are you getting repeat events? If not then get on the telephone to the organisers and find out why. Don't be frightened, become the problem solver.
It's a short growing season, particularly in Scotland. Consider starting off some of your summer vegetables in the greenhouse. Now you should be selling your Springtime and Summer wedding packages for at least two years in advance. Why not? Is it time to review and maybe re plan the "garden"
Bark-ring trees of vigorous growth to help develop fruiting spurs.
It's soon going to be the time of year when commercial clients drift off and summer holidays are more important than making bookings. It's time to make a quick courtesy call to last years Christmas Office Party bookers. Now I know it may seem like the wrong time of the year but there are in my opinion a few reasons for this course of action – reason one to get yourself on the radar, reason two to sort out any issues they had with their last booking (of course these should have been dealt with at the time but, we know what happens, don't we?) reason three, well you might even get a provisional booking – if you do it's a cause for a summer celebration of a bottle Asti and a couple of punnets of strawberries on the Boss !
Keep the hoe going during the dry weather. Cut off dead blooms, old stems and seed pods.
As you know enquiries drop off at this time of year so it's time for a bit of housekeeping. Review next years wedding bookings. If there are any not confirmed with deposits then get on to them – if they pull out you might have chance of selling the date to one of this Summer's Brides friends or relatives. If you don't have it sorted out by now then make final arrangements for your Halloween package. The Christmas brochure should be at the printers.
Sow stocks for winter flowering. Propagate by pieces of root, anchusa, iris, bouvardia and ttoriental poppy.
In many establishments this is considered time for holidays amongst the banqueting sales staff. Pressure is off and the good placement student can hold the fort. But don't forget it's also time to start on Burns Night planning – find out – are the local club coming back again next year? AND yup I think it's right to start figuring out what to do with Valentine's Day. When does it fall? What are the package options? Can we sell dinner and accommodation next year or is it just one of those years for dinners? Does anyone every really make money from Valentines packages?
Feed Leeks with weak manure. Plant out Kale, Sprouting Broccoli and Winter Cabbage.
Although the banqueting telephone gets a bit busier at this time of the year the work carried out in August is an important month to ensure good results and even extra business at the turn of the year. You should be selling Christmas hard – put up your Christmas tree in the foyer now. Cover it with copies of your Christmas banqueting brochures. Have someone on hand over lunch times to deal with those office party enquiries.
Plant daffodils and crocuses for spring flowering. Take cuttings of Roses and Bedding plants. Lift and store carrots, marrows, onions and celeriac
Now by now you should be getting the idea. Its all about planning and preparation to make sure the garden – or your business is busy all year round.
Sweep up leaves to rot down. Clear up beds of summer flowers. Fork and manure where necessary. Prepare sites for new fruit trees.
Stand back and take a look where you are. If you have dates for weddings next year then you should be holding an autumn fair this month with a good promotion to get the dates away. Christmas should be full or filling well. Are you going to have to do promotion to fill up the last of the nights you have? Think about releasing extra nights. The most we did at the Lion D'Or was twenty – two nights on the trot a slack Christmas Eve(due to the day of the week – I recall it was a Friday) then straight into a four night package.
Prepare and plant herbaceous border. Protect cabbage and support Brussels sprouts.
It's a bit like October really – just darker………..
Prepare new ground. Protect Christmas Roses. Remove suckers of fruit trees. Make a hot bed.
Here we go again. And you know what when you get it right it doesn't change much any year. Take a good look back. Repeat it, Tweak it, Chuck it out, Innovate. Set the date for that Christmas planning meeting in January.
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