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43 U.S. Code § 2103 - Rights of access
(a) Access rights
In order to—
(1) clarify that State waters and shipwrecks offer recreational and educational opportunities to sport divers and other interested groups, as well as irreplaceable State resources for tourism, biological sanctuaries, and historical research; and
(2) provide that reasonable access by the public to such abandoned shipwrecks be permitted by the State holding title to such shipwrecks pursuant to section 2105 of this title,
it is the declared policy of the Congress that States carry out their responsibilities under this chapter to develop appropriate and consistent policies so as to—
(b) Parks and protected areas
In managing the resources subject to the provisions of this chapter, States are encouraged to create underwater parks or areas to provide additional protection for such resources. Funds available to States from grants from the Historic Preservation Fund shall be available, in accordance with the provisions of title I of the National Historic Preservation Act, for the study, interpretation, protection, and preservation of historic shipwrecks and properties.
Source(Pub. L. 100–298, § 4,Apr. 28, 1988, 102 Stat. 433.)
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Why sachin tendulkar is playing in IPL in spite of consistent failures ... ?????
Tags: sachin tendulkar, sports, entertainment
Asked by Manoj Joshi, 19 Apr '13 11:04 am
Earn 10 points for answering
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It is high time , he should permanently retire from cricket and give chance to so many youngstersAnswered by jameel ahmed, 19 Apr '13 11:31 am
It i/s simple for moniesAnswered by Harsh Mehta, 20 Apr '13 04:35 pm
Watch satyajit ray movie nayak(bengali)....it shows what happens to a celebrity when fading away...Answered by Quest, 19 Apr '13 01:22 pm
its same thing happening with sachin now.
its same thing happening with sachin now.
He is just a few hours away from your city please go and meet him and ask him as no one else can give u a correct replyAnswered by rajan, 19 Apr '13 01:00 pm
He is the most selfish person who play for self achievements/interest than for the team.Answered by Ramakrishnegowda, 19 Apr '13 11:11 am
Sachin ke against kuchh na bolna...kahe de raha huAnswered by Piaa, 19 Apr '13 11:07 am
Why shouldnt he?Answered by Ginger, 19 Apr '13 11:07 am
Every player has his day, not to forget, he has also been a contribution is consistently winning for india also.
Every player has his day, not to forget, he has also been a contribution is consistently winning for india also.

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Marisa actively contributes to the field, writing for many major art publications, ranging from magazines & exhibition catalogs to academic journals and chapters in books on the history and theory of media art. She has served as Editor & Curator at Rhizome, the inaugural curator at Zero1, and Associate Director at SF Camerawork, whose Journal she edited. In 2013 LINK Editions will publish a retrospective anthology of over a decade of her writings on contemporary art which have helped establish a vocabulary for the criticism of new media. Meanwhile, Marisa has also curated programs at the Guggenheim, New Museum, SFMOMA, White Columns, and Artists Space. She has served on Advisory Boards for Ars Electronica, Transmediale, ISEA, the International Academy of Digital Arts & Sciences, Creative Capital, EYEBEAM, the Getty Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation, the Kennedy Center, and the Tribeca Film Festival.
Marisa studied Fine Art at Goldsmiths, History of Consciousness at UC Santa Cruz, and Rhetoric & Film Studies at UC Berkeley. She has recently been a visiting artist at Yale, Oberlin, VCU, UC-Boulder's Brakhage Symposium, Penn State, Visiting Faculty at Bard College's Milton Avery Graduate School of the Arts, and Visiting Faculty at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago's Ox-Bow program. She previously taught at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts' new media graduate program and was Assistant Professor of New Media at SUNY-Purchase's School of Film & Media Studies. She is currently Visiting Critic at Brown University.
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Nancy Holt, Boomerang (1974), still from video.
In her time on this planet, Nancy Holt came to be known as a great American Land Artist, and certainly her brilliant installations, like Utah's Sun Tunnels and collaborations with her partner Robert Smithson and their peers, are profoundly significant, but it was her work in film & video that has had the greatest personal impact on me.
I somehow didn't see Boomerang, her 1974 video performance usually credited to her collaborator Richard Serra, until I was a Ph.D. student in Linda Williams's Phenomenology of Film seminar at UC Berkeley's Rhetoric program, but the time delay was more than made up for by the work's formative resonance. In the video, made during Serra's residency at a Texas television station, a young Holt is seen sitting in an anchor's chair before a staid blue background. Despite brief station ID graphic overlays and one minute of silence in the midst of the ten-minute piece (announced as audio trouble and reminding viewers of the work's live TV origin), the work is in many ways sound-centric.
Sound and Image in Electronic Harmony
On Saturday, April 11th, New York's School of Visual Arts will co-present the 2009 Visual Music Marathon with the New York Digital Salon and Northeastern University. Promising genre-bending work from fifteen countries, the lineup crams 120 works by new media artists and digital composers into 12 hours. If it's true, as is often said, that MTV killed the attention spans of Generations X and Y, this six-minute-per-piece average ought to suit most festivalgoers' minds, and the resultant shuffling on and off stage will surely be a spectacle in its own rite. In all seriousness, this annual event is a highlight of New York's already thriving electronic music scene and promises many a treat for your eyes and ears. The illustrious organizers behind the marathon know their visual music history and want to remind readers that, "The roots of the genre date back more than two hundred years to the ocular harpsichords and color-music scales of the 18th century," and "the current art form came to fruition following the emergence of film and video in the 20th century." The remarkable ten dozen artists participating in this one-day event will bring us work incorporating such diverse materials as hand-processed film, algorithmically-generated video, visual interpretations of music, and some good old fashioned music-music. From luminaries like Oskar Fischinger, Hans Richter, and Steina Vasulka to emerging artists Joe Tekippe and Chiaki Watanabe, the program will be another star on the map that claims NYC as fertile territory for sonic exploration. - Marisa Olson
The National Museum of Contemporary Art (EMST) in Athens, Greece, has committed itself to curating a number of recent exhibitions of internet art. Their current show, "Tag Ties and Affective Spies," features contributions from both net vets and emerging surfers, including Christophe Bruno, Gregory Chatonsky, Paolo Cirio, JODI, Jonathan Harris and Sep Kamvar, Les Liens Invisibles, Personal Cinema and The Erasers, Ramsay Stirling, and Wayne Clements. The online exhibition takes an antagonistic approach to Web 2.0, citing a constant balance "between order and chaos, democracy and adhocracy." Curator Daphne Dragona raises the question of whether the social web is a preexisting platform on which people connect, or whether it is indeed constructed in the act of uploading, tagging, and disclosing previously private information about ourselves on sites like Flickr, YouTube, and Facebook. Dragona asks whether we are truly connecting and interacting, or merely broadcasting. While her curatorial statement doesn't address the issue directly, the show's title hints at the level of self-surveillance in play on these sites. Accordingly, many of the selected works take a critical, if not DIY, approach to the internet. The collective Les Liens Invisibles tends to create works that make an ironic mash-up of the often divergent mantras of tactical media, culture jamming, surrealism, and situationism. In their Subvertr, they encourage Flickr users to "subverTag" their posted images, creating an intentional disassociation between an image's content and its interpretion, with the aim of "breaking the strict rules of significance that characterize the mainstream collective imaginary..." JODI's work, Del.icio.us/ winning information (2008) exploits the limited stylistic parameters of the social bookmarking site. Using ASCII and Unicode page titles to form visual marks, a cryptic tag vocabulary, and a recursive taxonomy, their fun-to-follow site critiques the broader content of the web ...
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In 1997, internet art hall-of-famer Olia Lialina made a "net drama" called Agatha Appears that was written for Netscape 3 and 4 in HTML 3.2. One of the main features of the interactive narrative was the travel of the eponymous avatar across the internet. Let's just say the girl got around. But the magical illusion of the piece was that she appeared to stay still, even when links in the narrative were clicked and the viewer's address bar indicated movement to another server. But in time, both the browser and code in which the story was written became defunct and the piece unraveled as the sites previously hosting the links and files upon which Agatha was dependent disappeared or cleaned house. Such a scenario is common to early internet art (and will no doubt continue to plague the field), as ours is an upgrade culture constantly driving towards new tools, platforms, and codes. Many have debated whether to let older works whither or how it might be possible to update these works, making them compatible with new systems. For those who are interested, some of the best research on the subject has been performed by the folks affiliated with the Variable Media Initiative. Meanwhile, luddites and neophiles alike are now in luck because Agatha Appears has just undergone rejuvenation. Ela Wysocka, a restorer working at Budapest's Center for Culture & Communication Foundation has worked to overcome the sound problems, code incompatibilities, and file corruption and disappearance issues, and she's written a fascinating report about the process, here. And new collaborating hosts have jumped in line to bring the piece back to life, so that like a black and white boyfriend coming home from war, Agatha now offers us a shiny new webring as a token of ...
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The fantasy of the future and the utopian promises of new technologies have always gone hand-in-hand. If the history of technology's evolution tells the story of our culture, we can also trace our present-day novelties back to the root of our anxieties about the future and the problems these devices hoped to solve. With this correlation in mind, the interactive DVD novel The Imaginary 20th Century (2007) by Norman Klein, Margo Bistis, and Andreas Kratky, jumps back to the fin de siècle era between the 19th and 20th centuries. It was a time of wonder when new technologies and their representation were wedded in documents like panoramic films of public light shows and short actualities about newfangled transportation devices called roller skates. The novel tells the story of "the Chicago World's Fair in 1893, and the story of a woman (Carrie), who in 1901, selects four men to seduce her, each with his own version of the new century" in a recombinatory visual narrative that overlaps 2,200 images culled from primary documents, architectural plans, photos, and other ephemera with an original score. The project speaks to the multiplicity of visions circulating about what the new century would hold, and it's an even more past-tense follow-up to Norman Klein's interactive novel, Bleeding Through: Layers of Los Angeles, 1920-1986 (2003). Klein's work has clearly resonated with at least eleven people, because closing this week at Otis College of Art and Design's Ben Maltz Gallery is "The Future Imaginary," an exhibition that responds to The Imaginary 20th Century with the work of artists Deborah Aschheim, Jeff Cain, Tom Jennings, Jon Kessler, Ed Osborn, Lea Rekow, Douglas Repetto, Phil Ross, Kari Rae Seekins and Aaron Drake, and Susan Simpson. Each contribution embodies the special genre of ...
Re: Call for Rhizome Site Editors
All of these things do go straight into the reblog, as do Artbase
additions and Raw posts selected by Site Editors. However, the reblog
furthers our goal of informing people about what's happening in new
media, and supporting those activities, by aggregating those notices
that the Site Editors find interesting, presenting them in a one-stop
site/feed, and this also giving the artists involved an additional
opportunity for contemplation of their work--which we know is still
all too rare, in this field.
I get extremely thankful letters from people, everyday, about the
difference it made to them to have been included in the reblog (let
alone the original site from which we reblogged) and I think this is
one way (albeit one of our many programs) to support the field. There
is also quite a 'demand' for this information and this format of
presentation, which is probably one of the reasons that, for instance,
our Raw subscribers are such a small percentage of our overall readers
and RSS subscribers.
Still, I'd like to see more original content, as well. I've posted
calls for writers and member-curated exhibits on several occasions.
The door is always open on those. It's been interesting for me to
note, though, the shift in the types (and amounts) of 'content' that
people are producing and seeking to consume, and the ways in which
they do so, since the olden days when I first signed up to Rhizome.
Francis used to refer to this as a shift between Push vs Pull models
of readership. We're committed to both.
If we're going to support the field, we've got to keep up with it.
This has always been my personal take. I know you're interested in the
2.0, as well, Pall. :)
On 10/28/06, Pall Thayer <email@example.com> wrote:
> Personally, I would like to see less reblogging and a renewed focus
> on original content. In other words, I would like to visit the
> Rhizome site to see the Rhizome site rather than to see what's going
> on on other sites. I would like to see Rhizome News, Spotlight,
> Member curated exhibits, etc. as primary elements and the Reblogged
> stuff as a side element.
> Pall
> On 27.10.2006, at 12:04, Marisa Olson wrote:
> >
> > Dear all,
> >
> > We've recently seen some turnover among our Site Editors (formerly
> > known
> > as 'Superusers'), with some inactive members stepping down and some
> > becoming "Emeritus." At this time, I would like to add four new Site
> > Editors to our roster--and more in the future. I'm hoping that some
> > of you
> > will be interested in getting involved.
> >
> > It would be ideal to bring on people who are familiar with new
> > media art
> > and have a background of involvement in the Rhizome community. One
> > of our
> > goals with a collectively-edited reblog was to have a diversity of
> > voices
> > representing our diverse field, something that only happens when
> > people
> > are able to fully commit to this volunteer position, which entails
> > reblogging at least ten items per month. Community participation is
> > crucial to the Reblog's success, and I thank you for considering this
> > commitment. Below is the official 'job description.' Please email me,
> > off-list, if you are interested or have any questions.
> >
> > Rhizome's Site Editors play an important role in determining the
> > content
> > that appears on our website. Each Site Editor actively researches and
> > publishes texts on our front page Reblog, including select posts
> > from the
> > Rhizome Raw discussion list, which Site Editors evaluate for merit,
> > quality, and historical significance. Each of these texts is
> > permanently
> > archived and the discussions, announcements, reviews, essays, and
> > other
> > posts published from Raw are assigned searchable "metadata" terms
> > by Site
> > Editors, published to the Rhizome Rare discussion list, and posted
> > on the
> > Reblog. Site Editors are then actively involved in historicizing and
> > initiating discourse about new media art.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Marisa
> >
> >
> > + + +
> > Marisa Olson
> > Editor & Curator
> > Rhizome.org at the
> > New Museum of Contemporary Art
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> > 29.php
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> Pall Thayer
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Call for Rhizome Site Editors
We've recently seen some turnover among our Site Editors (formerly known
as 'Superusers'), with some inactive members stepping down and some
becoming "Emeritus." At this time, I would like to add four new Site
Editors to our roster--and more in the future. I'm hoping that some of you
will be interested in getting involved.
It would be ideal to bring on people who are familiar with new media art
and have a background of involvement in the Rhizome community. One of our
goals with a collectively-edited reblog was to have a diversity of voices
representing our diverse field, something that only happens when people
are able to fully commit to this volunteer position, which entails
reblogging at least ten items per month. Community participation is
crucial to the Reblog's success, and I thank you for considering this
commitment. Below is the official 'job description.' Please email me,
off-list, if you are interested or have any questions.
Rhizome's Site Editors play an important role in determining the content
that appears on our website. Each Site Editor actively researches and
publishes texts on our front page Reblog, including select posts from the
Rhizome Raw discussion list, which Site Editors evaluate for merit,
quality, and historical significance. Each of these texts is permanently
archived and the discussions, announcements, reviews, essays, and other
posts published from Raw are assigned searchable "metadata" terms by Site
Editors, published to the Rhizome Rare discussion list, and posted on the
Reblog. Site Editors are then actively involved in historicizing and
initiating discourse about new media art.
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Marisa Olson
Editor & Curator
Rhizome.org at the
New Museum of Contemporary Art
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From: zach <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Date: Oct 25, 2006 2:22 PM
Subject: Monkeytown AV performance tomorrow night
To: email@example.com
Hi...wanted to send out an invite for a show I'm performing at
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planet, Monkeytown. As you may or may not have known, they have been
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Anyway, info regarding tomorrow is as follows:
Thursday, October 26
Showtimes: 7:30 and 10pm
Admission: $7
reservations are recommended
Misinterpretations A/V
A night of misunderstood fragmentary dreams, and languid subterranean
worlds of sound and light, curated by 2& from San Francisco. Featuring
works by Luke Dubois, Zach Layton + Chika Iijima, Shimpei Takeda +
Melissa Clarke, Randy Nordschow, and 2&. Misinterpretations A/V is an
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Randy Nordschow: nordschow.com
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Luke Dubois: www.lukedubois.com
Fwd: CHArt 2006 Conference - last call for bursary applications- Deadline 1 November.
From: AHRC ICT Methods Network <email@example.com>
Date: Oct 24, 2006 7:38 AM
Subject: CHArt 2006 Conference - last call for bursary applications-
Deadline 1 November.
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
*With apologies for any cross-posting*
The AHRC ICT Methods Network (www.methodsnetwork.ac.uk), which exists to
promote and support the use of advanced ICT methods in arts and humanities
research, is generously offering a limited number of bursaries to
post-graduate students who wish to attend the 2006 CHArt conference, FAST
FORWARD: Art History, Curation and Practice After Media (programme below)
The conference takes place on Thursday 9 - Friday 10 November 2006 at the
Clore Lecture Theatre, Birkbeck College, Torrington Square, London, WC1 7HX.
Applications for bursaries are sought from post-graduate students registered
at UK Universities whose research interests are grounded in areas covered by
CHArt. These include: the application of ICT to the study of art and the
history of art; new media theory and new art practice; creation and curation
of digital scholarly and image resources including those in museums,
galleries or libraries, and other areas which may be considered to be within
CHArt's sphere of interest.
The bursaries are intended to help towards conference expenses. Successful
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Rhizome 05-06 Commissions Event 10/24
celebrate Rhizome's 2005-2006 Commissions. Ten works will be on view, MTAA
will have a live, performance installation, and drinks will be served.
For more information on the 05-06 Commissions, and the artists go to:
The reception starts at 6:30, at the New Museum store:
New Museum Store
(Inside Chelsea Art Museum)
556 West 22nd Street
New York, NY 10011
Tel: (212) 219-1222
We hope to see you there!
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Editor & Curator
Rhizome.org at the
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Actually, grandma has been building on the tree a lot… she has found a couple of family members that were members of the parish at Mission Dolores Basilica in San Francisco, CA in the 1870's.
According to an email she received from the parish, my great great great grandparents, Frank Llewellyn White and Nellie F. Rippon were married there on 1 May 1879. As well, my great great great great grandma, Ann Rippon, was also buried there in the cemetery on January 23, 1878. Her son, William Henry Dunn was also buried with her.
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- species name
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- observer name and date of observation. We prefer, however, to receive more complete attribute data such as the fields seen on the field survey form (e.g. habitat, land use, threats, occurrence condition and rank, etc.).
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Kero Blaster, Studio Pixel's latest, gets a name change and a joyous new trailer
If this trailer for Pixel's long-awaited follow-up to Cave Story doesn't lift you up, then I'm sorry but you might be a soulless husk - either that or you aren't overly fond of platforming, chiptunes, or Pixel's expressive yet simplistic art style. One of the two. We've known about Gero Blaster for a while now, but it's recently been renamed Kero Blaster and been given a brand new video, which affords us our first proper gawp at the soon-to-be-released sidescrolling platform shooter.


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Gilead, the companion to this novel, won the Pulitzer Prize for literature in 2005, as well as the National Book Award. Home was a finalist for the National Book Award. Both novels are set in the same small town in Iowa, over roughly the same time period; Gilead is narrated by Congregationalist minister John Ames; Home centers on Ames' best friend, Presbyterian minister Robert Boughton. Most reviews of Home say that it can stand alone, but after reading it without having read Gilead, I have my doubts. I frequently found myself flipping back a few pages to see if I'd missed something.
The central characters are Rev. Boughton and two of his children: his daughter Glory, recently abandoned by her fiance, and prodigal son Jack, home between drinking binges and the object of the worship and dismay of the rest of the family. The elder Boughton in particular was so irritatingly of two minds about Jack — and consequently so oblivious to the kindness of his daughter — that I mentally pushed him down the stairs more than once as I struggled through the book. Every time Jack and Glory seem on the verge of opening up to each other, the old man interferes:
He shook his head. "It's hard, coming back here." He opened the piano and touched middle C. "Did somebody tune this?"
"Papa had it tuned when I told him I was coming home. Back. That was the first thing he wrote to me, after his regrets and prayers and so on. 'It will be wonderful to have music in this house again.' I haven't played, though. I haven't really felt like it."
Jack slid onto the bench. "I can't do it without squinting one eye," he said. He took a sip from an imaginary glass, set it down again, and sang, "'When your heart's on fire, you must realize, smoke gets in your eyes.'"
"I hate that song," she said.
"'I'll be seeing you, in all the old familiar places…'"
"Stop it," she said.
He laughed. "Sorry. I really am sorry." He shrugged. "Limited repertoire."
"How can you even have a repertoire? You never practiced!"
"I thought playing piano had something to do with being Presbyterian. Nobody told me you could get paid for it."
Their father's voice rose from the next room, reedy and perfectly pitched. "'This robe of flesh I'll drop and rise, To seize the everlasting prize…"
Jack said, "I guess that's a hint," and he played the hymn through, embellishing a little but respectfully enough.
To me, the tone of the book is so muffled in politeness and the squashed hopes of Rev. Boughton and his children, that I felt like I was reading it through a thick scarf. The Barnes & Noble synopsis describes Ames' voice in Gilead as "luminous", one of those words reviewers are wearing out with overuse. If Home was luminous, I found it lit by a very low-wattage bulb. I admit that I'm allergic to churchiness, having spent a childhood of Sundays imprisoned at First Presbyterian. Maybe the Congregationalist voice in Gilead would have been less irritating to me, but I don't think I'm game to find out.
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Bromley, VT (February 10, 2014) – If ever there was a time to learn to ski or snowboard in the Northeast, that time is Sunday, March 9, 2014, when three New England resorts showcase for free their new Terrain Based Learning (TBL) programs to first time skiers and snowboarders. No small print. No hidden fees. Just register in advance, show up, get professionally fitted in free rental gear, and have access to instructors for 90 minutes at Jiminy Peak in Hancock, Mass., Bromley Resort in Peru, Vt., and Cranmore Resort in North Conway, N.H.
It's a first for the TBL Program at these resorts, and a first in at least a decade that beginners are being invited to enjoy winter as guests of the resorts' ski schools.
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Adds Tyler Fairbank, president of Fairbank Group, "Through this unprecedented offer, we hope to capitalize on the buzz created by the Winter Games. What's more, it will be a little warmer, a little sunnier than those days earlier this season when we were all under the spell of the polar vortex.
"We believe TBL is a better way to become skiers and snowboarders and hope to expose more beginners to this most intuitive and enjoyable way to learn," Fairbank says.
First time skiers and snowboarders, ages six and up, must register in advance at their preferred resort, then upon arrival will receive complimentary equipment rental, a rental helmet, and a beginners' lift ticket valid all day after the 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon instruction ($89 value). They will also receive a discount on additional lessons, lift tickets, and rentals through the end of the 2013-14 winter season. The offer is limited to the first 150 beginners at each resort. Some other restrictions apply.
Terrain Based Learning instruction, now a permanent part of each resort's learning programs, will continue to be available through the end of the 2013-14 ski season.
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Gordon Hayward spent the whole game attacking. He scored eight points during the first quarter, 12 by halftime and was the Jazz's most aggressive and dynamic player during a night that saw normal stars Al Jefferson and Paul Millsap struggle.
But when Hayward walked off the court Saturday at EnergySolutions Arena, the only look on his face was relief.
Utah had outlasted and overcome Sacramento. Barely.
Led by Hayward's team-high 21 points, five rebounds and four assists, the Jazz downed the Kings, 96-93.
But Utah (11-7) watched a 12-point lead with 6 minutes, 8 seconds to go suddenly turn into a slim one-point advantage with 30.5 left on the clock.
After recently failing to finish games and suffering tough, late losses to Dallas and Toronto, Hayward's first thought was Raptors Redux. But the Jazz held on, Kings rookie guard Jimmer Fredette air-balled a potential game-winning 3-pointer, and Utah reclaimed a little momentum heading into an important week that will see the team host Portland, the Los Angeles Clippers and the Lakers during a six-day stretch.
"We let them hang around, hang around. It was almost like Toronto all over again," Hayward said. "We've got to be able to close teams out. They made some plays, but we have to definitely do better down the stretch execution-wise."
Sacramento (6-14) guard Tyreke Evans mimicked the Mavericks' Rodrigue Beaubois, who burned Utah during a road loss Friday. Evans consistently sliced through the lane, alternating contorted layups with power dunks. He finished with game highs in points (31) and assists (nine), and pulled the Kings within 94-93 after converting a close-range basket.
"We played how we wanted to play. We pushed the ball when we had a chance," Evans said. "We got a little sloppy with the ball a little bit. We just didn't come up with a win."
Early, strong production by C.J. Miles and Hayward gave Utah enough breathing room to last. Jazz coach Tyrone Corbin said Hayward walked onto the court wanting to attack the basket and make a statement. His message was delivered.
While Hayward ripped and fired, Miles bolted off the bench to score 18 points in 18 quick minutes. He finished with 20 on 8-of-13 shooting, acknowledging he's finally come to terms with the fact that making the best of limited time is the best thing he can do for his team and his career.
"Eighteen minutes: be aggressive. I know it's going to be 18. At the most, it's going to be 24. I know that now," Miles said. "So it's, like, just go out there and play. I don't even worry about it anymore. … I've been able to do well with those 18s the last couple weeks."
Fredette fared OK, and his production was captured by the reception he received from a sellout crowd of 19,911. When the former Brigham Young University star guard was introduced, he was widely cheered and somewhat booed. Every time he touched the ball during the first quarter, more boos rained down. But the most celebrated Cougar in school history responded by being Jimmer, drilling 3 of 5 3s and finishing with 14 points. Soon, he was loved again, with ESA sounding more like the Marriott Center than Utah's home court.
"It was funny, because normally I'm sure they're not used to hearing cheers when someone from the other team scores," Fredette said. "It was great to hear. Obviously great support here and I really appreciate all the fans who came out to support myself. … It was a great atmosphere."
Fredette had a heaven-sent chance to knock out the Jazz with 5.9 to go. With the Kings down by two, Sacramento swung the ball around the perimeter and Fredette ended up with a wide-open long-range look. His shot sailed through the air, drifted downward and never touched the net. Or the iron. Fredette fired an air ball. And Hayward was soon sighing in relief.
"I caught it, shot it … but the ball didn't go in and that's what happens," Fredette said.
Jazz guard Raja Bell (strained right adductor) left the game with 1:54 left in the second quarter and did not return. Miles started the second half in his place. Bell has experienced adductor strains before and the injury normally forces him to miss three to four games. Once he felt a "pinch" Saturday, he took himself out. He plans to re-evaluate the injury Sunday. "I didn't pull it bad … but I felt like it was at a point where it was better to be cautious with it." … Utah forward Jeremy Evans has yet to be contacted by the NBA about appearing in the 2012 All-Star dunk contest.
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The clip opens at what looks like a bridal shower, as the credits introduce actress Artemis Pebdani -- probably best known for playing Artemis in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia -- as "the Lonely, Awkward Wallflower." She looks uncomfortable and unhappy on a couch, but when she goes into the bathroom and splashes water on her face, a transformation comes over her.
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TAJIKISTAN: The IV International Film Festival DIDOR started in Dushanbe
By tradition the IV International Film Festival DIDOR will take place in Dushanbe from 12th to 16th of October 2010. The Festival is co-sponsored by the OSI Assistance Foundation and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation.
One of the overall goals of the Festival is to preserve cinema culture in <>Tajikistan, which matters to both Tajik cinematographers and the audience. Through cinema the initiators and organizers of the Festival strive to maintain the balance between the secular and religious culture of the region, where the population practicing Islam prevails. It is worthwhile noting that since 2004 IFF DIDOR has reserved its own niche in festival and cultural processes of Central Asia, Iran, Afghanistan and Russia, and no wonder it has been included into the Russian Catalogue of film festivals taking place in CIS. <>
The Festival will bring together young and eminent actors of the cinematographic scene (film critics, directors, young professionals, students, experts, actors) from Switzerland, France, Russia, Kazakhstan, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Lithuania, Islamic Republic of Iran, Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan. The participating countries will present full-length and short-length films, including motion, documentary, animation and the like pictures. The International Jury chaired by the Iranian cinematographer Kamran Sherdil will consist of prominent cinema experts from Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Netherlands, Afghanistan and Tajikistan.
Films will be demonstrated in Dom Kino of the Union of Cinematographers of Tajikistan, which is now located in the eastern part of Dushanbe within the building of the former cinema-theatre "Zebunisso" (131 Aini Str).
The Festival will also accommodate a round table "Young cinema of Central Asia", where it is expected to raise and discuss a series of issues, including those of skill formation in the field of cinematography, freedom of artistic creativity, and integration and cooperation of young cinematographers of the Region.
Also, the program of the Festival includes a retrospective screening of films directed by the renowned Tajik director Boris Kimyagarov on the occasion of his 90th anniversary, as a tribute to the founder of Tajik cinematography.
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According to the USDA report Employment Opportunities for College Graduates in Food, Renewable Energy and the Environment, 2010–2015, there will be strong demand for agriculture degree graduates for the next three to five years. The study anticipates that 54,400 open positions will be generated each year but that only 29,300 students will graduate with agriculture-related degrees in those fields. The shortfall will likely be made up by students with degrees in biology, engineering, health sciences and business.
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Paradise Found !
If you want privacy, luxury and serenity this is the place for you. Once you enter the gates and travel down the winding road through groves of olive trees you are in your own kingdom. The villa is located on a peninsula which juts out into the sea. To the right is a wildlife sanctuary and behind you are the the olive groves. You don't see anyone and no one can see you. The villa is elegant and yet laid back. The pool and the outdoor cabana area are big enough for a great party. The outdoor kitchen and bar were perfect for lazy afternoon lunches and dinner under the stars. The bedrooms are laid out so that you and your guests have privacy and yet no one is isolated. There are numerous indoor and outdoor seating areas which makes it great for families with teen-agers. They can hang out with their friends and you can entertain yours. The bedrooms and bathrooms were well-appointed and the master suite has a sitting room/office. The kitchen had every appliance one could wish for and the staff was polite and efficient. This is a beautiful place and I would highly recommend it no anyone who wants to really get away from it all. It feels like you are on your own island without the hassle of having to get to an island.
Magnificent villas
Our family of 4 stayed four nights in one of these exceptional new villas, a short drive from Paleros. There does not appear to be another rental property in the area of this standard. The view is magnificent, the infinity pool very indulgent and the area around the villas quite attractive, with nearby bakery, coffee and bars, and only a few minutes drive to town.