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St. Clare Monastery for Prayer Intercessions
Under the C5 Road near Katipunan Avenue, the St. Clare Monastery is being sought by Catholics and non-Catholics alike who believe in the power of intercessory prayers of the "Poor Nuns of St. Clare". From a trivial request for fine weather on a very important date (like weddings,events,etc) to complicated domestic problems or any nagging personal problem, the contemplative nuns are believed to greatly help in asking God for the granting of prayer requests.
How this strong belief in the intercessory powers of St. Clare nuns came about, no one can categorically answer. But it is surmised by believers that a clear granting of prayer request might be derived from Sta. Clara's name (Clara=Clear), and eggs are usually offered as donations (clear eggwhites=Clara=clear weather).
To go there by car from Makati, take C5 Road, drive straight to Katipunan Flyover, exit to the road down ("ilalim") where the monastery is located. From Quezon City Memorial Circle, pass through UP, turn right to Katipunan Ave., go past Ateneo de Manila University, and turn right at Aurora Blvd. You will see the monastery as you turn right.
To commute, you may take LRT2 and alight at Katipunan Station. The monastery is walking distance form the station. Another option is to take a jeep from Cubao bound for Cogeo/Antipolo/Montalban and get off at C5 corner Katipunan. From UP, you may take a jeepney bound for Katipunan Ave. and alight near the corner of Aurora Blvd.Related to:
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Giant Christmas Tree in Araneta Center
being in the area during the Christmas season in december 2014, The giant 15 meter christmas tree lying along the intersection going to the Gateway Mall and Araneta Coliseum was a sight to behold and many of the passersby and shoppers were having their pictures and videos (even their monopod selfie sticks) taken in front of the Christmas Tree.Related to:
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Travel all the Philippine islands in 1 Day only
Did you know that you can travel the Philippine Islands in just one(1) day! Its hard to believe but you can do it here. Actually you can make it up to even 1 minute only ... how can this be possible?
Try visiting this address: Located near Banawe Road Quezon City Philippines.
Actually this is in Fe del Mundo Hospital otherwise known as Children's Memorial Hospital. At the hospital lobby sits a big pond of miniature Philippine islands. (somewhat similar to what you can see in Luneta) Complete with landscapes and mountains. We tried taking the pics here while waiting for a friend here!
I am writing this in one of my "Off the Beaten Paths" since only a few people/travellers would really dare to go to this place just for this.Related to:
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Best University Choral Group in the Philippines
Quoting from their website:
"The University of the Philippines Concert Chorus (UPCC), the official State University choir . . . [is a] veteran of 14 world concert tours. The Chorus contributed immensely to promoting the Filipino culture and heritage. As the University's premier ambassadors to the world, it holds the singular honor of being invited ten times to the . . . Aberdeen International Youth Festival in Scotland, four times for command performances for Queen Elizabeth II.
"It holds the distinction of being chosen as one of the world's best choirs at the 4th Lincoln Center International Choral Festival in New York City.
"Composed of select students from the University of the Philippines,the UPCC showcases works from both ends of the musical spectrum.
"This versatility is evident with the range of choral music it performs: Filipino zarzuelas, contemporary Filipino pop music, Broadway musicals, musical revues, jazz, rock and grand classical operas.
". . . [The] Chorus is recognized for being one of the ten best university choirs in the world."
If you're visiting the University of the Philippines for whatever reason, ask if the UPCC has a performance. Watch it, and you'll certainly enjoy it. I did. Everyone I know who watched one of their concerts did!Related to:
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Along with some of pop, rap and EDM's biggest names, Metallica and Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder will perform in New York City's iconic Central Park.
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Web applications accounted for the majority (55%) of those vulnerability disclosures, but IBM's report cautioned that many more vulnerabilities may exist in custom web applications.
Obfuscated attacks, which allow attackers to sneak malicious code past traditional security tools, increased 52% from the first half of 2009 to the first half of 2010. JavaScript obfuscation is one particularly popular attack, said IBM, because it allows attackers "to hide their exploits within document files and web pages."
But three of the five most popular online attacks seen by IBM in the first half of 2010 involved PDF exploits. Such attacks peaked in April during a widespread spam campaign, largely driven by Zeus and Pushdo botnets distributing massive quantities of malicious PDF files via e-mail.
The good security news for the year to date is that phishing attacks have significantly declined, although the attack's primary impetus -- stealing financial data -- remains the same. Reviewing phishing e-mails, IBM found that the principal target is financial institutions (for 49% of attacks), followed by credit cards (28%), government agencies (11%), online payments (6%), and auctions (5%).
Today, virtualization vulnerabilities account for only a small subset of all code vulnerabilities. But IBM warned there's still cause for concern with virtualization security, since "35% of vulnerabilities impacting server class virtualization systems affect the hypervisor." The hypervisor is responsible for providing the platform on which guest operating systems run.
By hacking the hypervisor or gaining control of one of the virtual systems and using an "escape to hypervisor" vulnerability, an attacker might gain access to any system running on the same PC or server. The upshot is that businesses should think "about the wisdom of sharing workloads with different security requirements on the same physical hardware," according to IBM's report.
The cybersecurity profession struggles to retain women (figures range from 10 to 20 percent). It's particularly worrisome for an industry with a rapidly growing number of vacant positions.
So why does the shortage of women continue to be worse in security than in other IT sectors? How can men in infosec be better allies for women; and how can women be better allies for one another? What is the industry doing to fix the problem -- what's working, and what isn't?
Is this really a problem at all? Are the low numbers simply an indication that women do not want to be in cybersecurity, and is it possible that more women will never want to be in cybersecurity? How many women would we need to see in the industry to declare success?
Join Dark Reading senior editor Sara Peters and guests Angela Knox of Cloudmark, Barrett Sellers of Arbor Networks, Regina Wallace-Jones of Facebook, Steve Christey Coley of MITRE, and Chris Roosenraad of M3AAWG on Wednesday, July 13 at 1 p.m. Eastern Time to discuss all this and more.


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Tierra Blanca Ranch director Scott Chandler is still nowhere to be found.
Our 4 On Your Side team is getting to know the man everyone wants to know more about.
Friends and neighbors tell KOB Eyewitness News 4 that Scott Chandler is a good man operating a ranch his father once owned.
But his answers to our questions reveal other sides of man at the center of a major child abuse investigation.
"We don't operate at the ranch and live in fear," said Chandler. "You can't operate in fear."
Chandler spoke those words during an impromptu press conference last Thursday.
Chandler is 42 years old and has no New Mexico criminal record, or any significant financial troubles according to an in-depth background check.
"We've been here all along," he said of his ranch on Thursday. "We've been practicing the way we've been practicing for 17 years."
Records for Scott Chandler's connection to a Hillsboro-area ranch go back to 1990.
By phone, 17-year friend Loni Rubio called Chandler a hard-working man who often brought Tierra Blanca boys around to help.
The director of Hillsboro's Community Center says the Chandlers don't usually participate in local area events.
"Nobody wants to think the worst about their kid, I don't even want to do that," said Chandler in an online video posted to the Tierra Blanca Ranch web site.
According to another video on the Tierra Blanca Ranch website, Chandler says his connection to troubled teens goes back to the 1970s when his family moved from Texas, and his parents purchased the ranch.
"My family took in many, many kids," Chandler said in the video. "I grew up with our spare bedroom constantly being used as a safe haven for these kids."
In the video, Chandler reveals he began a formal structure at the ranch in 1996.
That structure is now the center of an investigation into allegations of abuse.
Chandler has dismissed the need for credentials or licensing.
"Everybody wants to make it about credentials," he said on Thursday. "Compare our success to the supposed credentialed people."
During the Thursday interview with 4 On Your Side's Chris Ramirez, Chandler talked about his distrust of government agencies.
"They've even invaded the schools where the schools can't discipline the kids," he said.
Chandler was listed as a person of interest in a Friday Amber Alert for 9 boys who went missing from the Tierra Blanca Ranch.
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Corkwood Tree
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How does Corkwood Tree work?Corkwood tree contains chemicals that might affect the central nervous system. One of the chemicals is similar to a medication used to prevent motion sickness and cause sleepiness. Another chemical is similar to a medication used to dilate the pupil of the eyes and stop spasms.
Are there safety concerns?Corkwood tree is UNSAFE when taken by mouth. It can cause death.
Corkwood tree can cause many side effects including dry mouth, decreased perspiration, dilation of pupils, blurred vision, red, dry skin, increased body temperature, increased heart rate, difficulty urinating, hallucinations, spasms, acute psychosis, convulsions, and coma. Overdose poisoning symptoms include sleepiness followed by restlessness, hallucinations, delirium, and manic episodes followed by exhaustion and sleep.
Special Precautions & Warnings:Pregnancy and breast-feeding: It's UNSAFE for anyone, including pregnant or breast-feeding women, to take corkwood tree. It contains poisonous chemicals that can cause death.
Dosing considerations for Corkwood Tree.The appropriate dose of corkwood tree depends on several factors such as the user's age, health, and several other conditions. At this time there is not enough scientific information to determine an appropriate range of doses for corkwood tree. Keep in mind that natural products are not always necessarily safe and dosages can be important. Be sure to follow relevant directions on product labels and consult your pharmacist or physician or other healthcare professional before using.
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Jay Z "Picasso Baby" (Video)
Art in motion. Last night, following his appearance on Real Time with Bill Maher, Hov unveiled the much hyped visual for "Picasso Baby." Shot last month at the Pace Gallery in NYC, the 10-minute vid includes a slew of cameos from artists, actors and just random people watching and participating with Jay as he performs the track off his recent album Magna Carta Holy Grail. "You are in a smaller venue it's a bit more intimate. So, you get to feel the energy of the people," Jay explained. Directed by Mark Romanek who recently called Jigga an "icon of our era."


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My wife and I am going to be in Santa Teresa next week - Jan 29-Feb 4. I am interested in possibly booking a sailfishing charter for a day but have not been able to find much info on fishing in the local area. I am staying at the Pranamar Villas and have been communicating with the front desk. They have provided me some info but it is vague. I am leary of booking a $500-$1,000 charter sight unseen with no referrals....I've been burnt on that one before. Can anyone provide me info on local boats, or companies you may have fished with that I should look into?
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Bustin' Loose (song)
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|"Bustin' Loose"
|Single by Chuck Brown & the Soul Searchers
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"Bustin' Loose (Part 1)" was a hit song for Chuck Brown & the Soul Searchers. Released from the LP of the same name, it spent four weeks at the top of the R&B singles chart in early 1979 and peaked at number thirty-four on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart.[1] The Nelly song "Hot in Herre" contains an interpolation of "Bustin' Loose".
From the opening of Nationals Park until the 2015 season, the song was played after every home run the Washington Nationals hit. It was replaced by the Jessie J song "Bang Bang."[2]
- ^ Whitburn, Joel (2004). Top R&B/Hip-Hop Singles: 1942-2004. Record Research. p. 82.
- ^ "Nationals ditch Chuck Brown's 'Bustin' Loose' as official post-home run song". WJLA. April 21, 2015. Retrieved December 20, 2015.
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Maria Victoria Marivi Lorido and Andy Garcia were married.
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State Rep. Frank Farina, D-Lackawanna, announced today that the state has committed $373,000 in funding for projects in his legislative district, including funding for police vehicles. Farina said the projects include $300,000 to Geisinger Clinic for a Scranton Hill Neighborhood Streetscape Project, $28,010 for a Dunmore walking trail and $45,000 for Archbald police vehicles. Farina said the funding comes from the Commonwealth Financing Authority. "The commitment of state funding will enhance economic development and growth in Lackawanna County," Farina said. The Commonwealth Financing Authority administers and finances projects and is an independent agency created by the legislature. The agency oversees the state's Building PA, Business in Our Sites, PennWorks, New PA Venture, Capitol Investment, New Pennsylvania Venture Guarantee, Tax Increment Financing Guarantee, Second Stage Loan and other programs. These programs are aimed at using targeted state investments for economic development in all regions of the state. To find out more about CFA programs, visit www.newpa.com . Read more
Farina: more than $250,000 awarded to area first responders State Rep. Frank Farina, D-Lackawanna, announced today that fire departments, ambulance and rescue squads serving the 112th Legislative District are receiving state grants totaling more than $250,000. Farina said he is proud of the award recipients in his legislative district. "This state funding is vital because our fire and ambulance squads save lives in times of tragedy and are always available when we need them throughout the year," Farina said. The grants are from Pennsylvania's Fire Company and Volunteer Ambulance Service Grant Program and were awarded in February. In all, 2,538 grants were awarded statewide. The grants are funded partly by gaming revenue. Lackawanna County recipients include: Archbald Community Ambulance and Rescue Squad, $7,201 Blakely Borough Community Ambulance Association, $7,201 Jessup House Company No. 2, $7,201 Black Diamond Hose Co. No. 2, $11,511 Liberty Hose Co. No. 6, $11,511 Jessup Hose Co. No.1, $11,967 Queen City Hose Co. No. 8, $11,967 Eureka Hose Co. No. 4, $12,650 Archbald Hose Co. No. 1, $12,878 East Side Hose Co. No. 4, $12,878 Hose Co. No. 2, of Throop, $12,878 Throop Volunteer Hose Co. No. 3, $12, 878 Olyphant Hose Co. No.2, $13,334 Wilson Fire Company #1, $13,334 Blakely Borough Comm. Ambulance Association, $13,789 Blakely Hose Co. No. 2, $13,789 City of Scranton Bureau of Fire, $13,789 Dunmore Read more
State Rep Frank Farina, D-Lackawanna, is informing constituents about the opening of trout season April 16 across the state. Farina said fishing on opening day begins at 8 a.m. He said anglers have a chance to catch some of the 3.2 million trout stocked each year by the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission. "Anglers are able to keep five trout, which must be at least 7 inches long," Farina said. The PFBC has been busy since February stocking the state's waterways with a fresh supply of brook, brown and rainbow trout. Farina said the price of a resident annual license is $21; a non-resident annual permit is $51; and a senior resident annual license is $10. Trout permits are $8. Anglers can also purchase an optional $5 metal button for an alternate way to display the license. The PFBC also offers a voluntary youth fishing license for $2.70. "For every youth license sold, the PFBC receives about $5 in federal funding, which is reinvested into youth fishing programs, "Farina said. Anglers can find stocked waters in their county by visiting the PFBC website . Licenses and buttons can be purchased at more than 900 licensing agents and online at www.GoneFishingPa.com . Read more
State Rep. Frank Farina, D-Lackawanna, said Saturday marks the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission's second Mentored Youth Trout Day for 2016. Farina said children can practice their fishing skills before the statewide opening of trout season which begins in 49 counties on April 16. "The program is very popular since it started in 2013 and last year more than 28,000 kids signed up, either by obtaining a free permit or purchasing a $1 voluntary youth fishing license to participate in the program," Farina said. Anglers and their adult mentors can fish on all approved trout waters from 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. The PFBC annually stocks approximately 3.2 million adult trout in more than 700 streams and 120 lakes open to public angling. These figures include approximately 2 million rainbow trout, 642,000 brown trout, and 522,000 brook trout. For more information, or to purchase licenses and permits, visit www.GoneFishingPA.com Farina represents the 112 th Legislative District. Read more
State Rep. Frank Farina, D-Lackawanna, said he will continue to host Medicare counselor advisers at both of his district offices on a regular, monthly basis. Trained staff and volunteers from APPRISE, the State Health Insurance Assistance Program, will be in Farina's Eynon office, 423 Main St., from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. the first and third Monday of each month. The next visits are Monday, April 4 and 18. Farina's Dunmore office, 1414 Monroe Ave., will host identical meetings on the first and third Wednesday of each month. The dates for the meetings are April 6 and 20. The APPRISE counselors will be able to answer questions regarding Medicare, Medicaid, Medigap and long-term care insurance, as well as preventive medicine and assist with paperwork related to Medicare appeals. For more information on these meetings, contact either of Farina's two local constituent service offices: at 423 Main St., Eynon, phone 570-876-1111 and at 1414 Monroe Ave., Dunmore, phone 570-342-2710. Read more
State Rep. Frank Farina, D-Lackawanna, said he will continue to host veterans benefits advisers at both of his district offices on a regular, monthly basis. Farina will host representatives from the American Legion Service Officer program once a month in each office. The Eynon office meeting will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the third Wednesday of each month. The date for this event is April 20. Farina's Dunmore office at 1414 Monroe Ave. offers the same help from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the third Friday of each month. The date for the next meeting is April 15. The benefit specialists will be able to answer questions regarding military compensation programs and pensions, educational aid, and medical and death benefits. For more information on these meetings, contact either of Farina's two local constituent service offices: 423 Main St., Eynon, phone 570-876-1111; or 1414 Monroe Ave., Dunmore, phone 570-342-2710. Read more
State Rep. Frank Farina will host a free community shredding event at his constituent service office on Friday, April 15. The shredding truck will be at the Eynon office, 423 Main St., from noon to 3 p.m . Residents are invited to bring unneeded paper items to be shredded for disposal, including old bills, health records and financial items, as well as any other paper items of a personal nature. Secure shredding service will be provided by All-Shred, a bonded, licensed shredder, certified to handle HIPAA medical documents and more. However, X-rays cannot be accepted at this event. Each resident will be permitted to bring up to four bags or boxes full of papers to be shredded. "Identity theft becomes a bigger problem every year," Farina said. "Proper disposal of sensitive material is your best defense against becoming a victim of this type of crime. This is a great opportunity to dispose of sensitive papers following the April tax deadline." Papers held together with small paper clips or staples will be accepted, but large metal binding clips cannot be processed. Envelopes with small glassine windows are acceptable, but magazine and newspaper address labels only will be accepted from periodicals. Items shredded will be baled at All-Shred's facility and then sent to paper mills to be recycled. Read more
HARRISBURG, Feb.29 – State Rep Frank Farina, D-Lackawanna, announced he will be introducing legislation that would allow the Pennsylvania Game Commission to end the state's ban on Sunday hunting for two days per year for participants in the Mentored Youth Hunting Program. Currently, Sunday hunting is prohibited by state law and current law does not allow the Game Commission to override the ban. Farina said with people's increasingly busy work schedules and other obligations, participation in the program may be limited. "Providing youth and mentors with two additional weekend hunting opportunities could increase the number of participants going into the field, and further add to a positive hunting experience," Farina said. Farina said the economic impact in Pennsylvania would add to the already $800 million in the economy attributed to adult hunting. Farina has already introduced legislation ( H.B. 1374) that would allow Sunday hunting for adults, which has support from the National Rifle Association, Pennsylvania Federal of Sportsmen's Clubs and a bipartisan group of lawmakers. The state's Blue Laws have been relaxed to allow fishing, target shooting and shopping on Sundays, but not hunting. "We can fish on Sundays but we can't hunt on Sundays?" Farina asked. The Lackawanna County lawmaker said many Pennsylvania sportsmen are drawn to other states to hunt on Sunday. Farina represents the Read more
I am pleased to report that the state's online voter registration is quickly approaching the milestone of 100,000 new online applications. Since the program began in August, Pennsylvania counties have gained more accurate voter rolls and better savings in processing the applications. About 60 percent of users have been eligible citizens registering for the first time, while the remaining 40 percent were voters making changes to their registration, such as a change of name, address or party affiliation. I am reminding my constituents that March 28 is the deadline to register or update your record before the primary election. Because the online voter registration site is directly linked to PennDOT's Motor Voter system, if an applicant has a license or PennDOT ID card, the signature is already on file with PennDOT and the two can be linked together. Applicants who do not have a driver's license or PennDOT ID card can print, sign and mail the completed online form to their county voter registration office. If they are unable to print the application, they may request that the Department of State mail them a signature card to complete and return to their county office. To learn more about online voter registration, visit www.votesPA.com . Read more
Forms for Pennsylvania's Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program for the 2015 tax year are available at my district office – and my staff is ready to help you file yours for free ! The rebate program benefits eligible Pennsylvanians 65 or older, widows and widowers 50 or older, and people with disabilities 18 or older. The income limit is $35,000 a year for homeowners and $15,000 annually for renters. Half of Social Security income is excluded and the maximum standard rebate is $650. Claimants must reapply for rebates every year because they are based on annual income and property taxes or rent paid each year. Spouses, personal representatives or estates may file rebate claims on behalf of deceased claimants who lived at least one day in 2015 and meet all other eligibility criteria. The oft-extended deadline to apply for a rebate on property taxes or rent paid in 2015 is June 30, 2016, and the rebates normally are distributed by the Deparment of Revenue beginning July 1. So, the sooner you file, the sooner you will receive your money. Read more
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RVCA Tour Leftovers
RVCA's No Coast edit supplements a print article that's currently on the newsstands in our April issue. Minneapolis, Chicago, and Detroit; it was a quick week late last summer and here are the photos that didn't make it into the Bible.
The posse - Harms, Suciu, Spanky, Juju, and Nestor. If this photo looks familiar to you than consider yourself an avid Thrasher reader.
First day in Minneapolis, Harmony with a zany, narrow wallie.
In a line, Julian kickflip into a wall bash at the classic parking garage.
Nestor snaps over an awkward bump to bar.
Nice work on that vid, Brandon.
Cool spot, horrible run up. Close, but no cigar, Josh.
Suciu met up with us in Chicago
He was on a cross country skate trip and had a constant charlie horse from skating too much. Still mustered a few tricks though.
The landing was filled with fecal water, literally. And Julian said it actually helped him roll away, cause he didn't want his body to end up in it. Unfortunately it still did a few times before the victorious make.
Last stop, Chicago. Josh, stylin', as always.
Jason, local Chicago ripper, takes the road less travel in the Chicago underground
An American icon?
Is Julian looking scared here because he's worried about hitting the camera?
We know, we know, it's ABD but so what?
Look at that hop out! Nice one, Kev.
The Chicago posse was very well rounded. Joseph with a bs overcook.
Good times and epic skating.
Pig Wheels' "enjoi" MontageA bunch of the enjoi squadron roll on high-oinktane, so Pig hooked 'em up with their own montage. Watch Louie and the boys do the damn thang...
Pig Wheels' "Extra Crispy" MontageTheir teams are stacked with heavy hitters, and this montage is just the beginning. We got a Tre Williams part on the way, plus a dosage of stoke from the enjoi crew later this week.
Curren Caples' "Inspired By..." VideoEven whilst traveling the world, Curren's hometown is what's shaped him. Check out this video from RVCA here.
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Thinking too much. That's one of the the takeaways Curtis Stevens had from his Nov. 2 loss to Gennady Golovkin, one of the most buzzed about and feared hitters in the sport today.
The Brownsville native told NYFightblog that he is a bit irked at himself, looking back on his round-eight loss, believing that he too often stood flatfooted and wasn't busy enough.
"I didn't let my hands go," said the 28-year-old, who gets back on that proverbial horse Jan. 24, against Patrick Majewski, in Atlantic City, and on NBC Sports Network.
Stevens told me that the big stage, at MSG Theater, and in the HBO feature attraction, didn't cause him to turn in a lesser performance than he would have liked.
"No, I'm not going to make an excuse," he said. "I'm mad I lost and I take losses, and wins, as a learning lesson.
"Golovkin is an excellent boxer, I take nothing away from him," Stevens (25-4 with 18 KOs) continued. "Is he all he's cracked up to be? He's an excellent fighter, a great fighter. If I had let my hands go I believe I would have had an explosive night ... but I'd say yes, he's all he's cracked up to be."
And that Golovkin power, how does it stack up against all the guys Stevens has been in with during his amateur and pro career? "No, no, no, it wasn't that thunderous," he said. "I wasn't in there thinking,
What do I do?'"
Looking forward, Stevens says he's watched some of the 34-year-old Pole Majewski (21-2 with 13 KOs) on tape. "He comes forward, loves to fight, comes to fight," he said. "I'm ready to get back," he finished. "I'll be back."


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Jack's mum bought some candles to use on his birthday cakes and when his sister was born, she used them on her cakes too. Can you use the information to find out when Kate was born?
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This is an adding game for two players.
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Use the number weights to find different ways of balancing the equaliser.
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Noah saw 12 legs walk by into the Ark. How many creatures did he see?
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What do the digits in the number fifteen add up to? How many other
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Place the numbers 1 to 10 in the circles so that each number is the
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Exactly 195 digits have been used to number the pages in a book.
How many pages does the book have?
Choose a symbol to put into the number sentence.
Put operations signs between the numbers 3 4 5 6 to make the highest possible number and lowest possible number.
Here is a chance to play a version of the classic Countdown Game.
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Cassandra, David and Lachlan are brothers and sisters. They range
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alphabet forwards by the result. Can you decipher the code?
Can you make a cycle of pairs that add to make a square number
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The clockmaker's wife cut up his birthday cake to look like a clock
face. Can you work out who received each piece?
These caterpillars have 16 parts. What different shapes do they make if each part lies in the small squares of a 4 by 4 square?
On Planet Plex, there are only 6 hours in the day. Can you answer
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"An immensely valuable account of the interaction of two great personalities at a climactic period of history."Martin Esslin
Bentley on Brechtby Eric Bentley
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Winner, 2006 International Association of Theatre Critics Thalia Prize
Recipient, 2007 The Robert Chesley Foundation Lifetime Achievement Award in Playwriting
Winner, 2006 Village Voice OBIE Awards Lifetime Achievement Award
Since their first meeting in Santa Monica, California in 1942, Eric Bentley has been Bertolt Brecht's other, offstage
Winner, 2006 International Association of Theatre Critics Thalia Prize
Recipient, 2007 The Robert Chesley Foundation Lifetime Achievement Award in Playwriting
Winner, 2006 Village Voice OBIE Awards Lifetime Achievement Award
Since their first meeting in Santa Monica, California in 1942, Eric Bentley has been Bertolt Brecht's other, offstage voice. Just as Brecht reshaped modern theater, Bentley's writings on Brecht helped shape his reputation in the United States and the rest of the world. Bentley on Brecht represents a lifetime of critical and personal thoughts on both Brecht as friend and Brecht as influential literary figure. Brought together in this volume are Brecht-Bentley correspondence, Bentley's personal recollections of his years with Brecht, including Charles Laughton's production of Galileo, Brecht's testimony before the House Un-American Activities Committee, and Bentley's analysis of Brecht's plays.
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Chapter One Brecht's Reputation 1998
February 10, 1998, was the one hundredth anniversary of Brecht's birth. In a longish report published one day later, the New York Times announced that, after some bleak years, Brecht was now "back on his pedestal." And I was asked to write a follow-up piece for their Op Ed page. This piece (with minor changes) follows. The Times never ran it. Nor did The Nation or the New Republic to whom it was subsequently offered. It first appeared in American Theatre, May-June 1998.
ONE DAY WE READ IN THE PAPER that Bertolt Brecht's reputation-as playwright, poet, whatever-has sunk to zero. Next day, or maybe next year, we read that he is back up, or maybe higher than ever, the greatest writer of the century, or since Shakespeare. He always made bitter enemies and attracted doting admirers. I think sometimes that the world is divided into those who think Brecht was no good at all and those who think he was the best ever, even that he had a kind of greatness that goes beyond the greatness of other great writers.
He himself had created this last idea. The work of his colleagues in modern theater, such as Chekhov or Pirandello, had aesthetic merit, and that was all: that was their achievement and their limitation. They were not in league with history, nor was history in league with them: the history they were attached to was a history of failure, that of the Russian bourgeoisie (Chekhov), or that of Italian fascism (Pirandello). Brecht would not offer himself to the world as just an artist of genius (i.e. possessed of aesthetic merit) but was closer to the role of prophet and guru, and much better than those, for his work embodied no mere guesses about the future and no merely personal vision but the objective truth, the true and final truth, the truth on the march toward Utopia.
In the early forties, I was taken up by Brecht as a young critic who might well be the person to establish his reputation in the whole English-speaking world-I was a British subject living, like him at the time, in America. Although America and Russia had not yet emerged as the two superpowers, he always seemed to think that they would so emerge, and as rivals-indeed as hell and heaven. He liked individual Americans but had no doubt that theirs was the evil empire. Russia was the future, and if he hadn't seen it work he had seen, in the Marxist-Leninist classics, the proof that it was going to work, that its success was inevitable. Except as "socialism" succeeds, he told me, his works had no future.
I did not share his politics or the philosophy behind them. It is true that many people heard of Brecht through me, and that I ranked him among the half dozen great playwrights of the past century, in other words as the equal of Chekhov and Pirandello and the rest. But that any of them should be the single transcendent genius of the century was not, for me, in the cards.
It was in the cards for some people and remains so today. Although the Soviet Union never returned this ardent wooer's love, the left-wing intelligentsia of Western Europe did. To date, the most ardent support for the transcendent Brecht has come from Paris, but the cities of what used to be West Germany were not far behind, nor was London, with its two "royal" theaters which, politically, have often seemed Popular Front theaters dating from the thirties.
Stalin's proclamation of a Popular Front in 1935 was the greatest propaganda coup of the twentieth century. He thereby detached maybe half the liberals in the world from their liberal affiliations and affiliated them with Moscow-and against Washington. Brecht, for his part, had never been a liberal, but now, though Moscow hardly even smiled at him, he became the darling of the fellow travelers, a large worldwide following. By the time his Berlin Ensemble visited Paris-in the midfifties-this meant he had now attained a big reputation indeed. His own dream of being the poet of a new era and a new humanity seemed to be in process of realization.
One was conscious of this fact in the mideighties when the Berlin Ensemble visited Toronto. At the conference connected with this visit, a Canadian student asked the East Berlin big shots on the dais if other kinds of drama than Brecht, other views of life than communism, were offered in their theater: was there dissidence? The big shots went into a huddle. Was there a German word for dissidence? Ach, ja. Answer: "There is no dissidence because there is no need for dissidence." Ergo, there was no need for other kinds of dramatists, and one icon would suffice.
Then came 1989, and the end of the Soviet Union. Must it not be the end of Bertolt Brecht, even as it was the end of the German Democratic Republic? Brecht had told me: if socialism falls, I fall, and his daughter did fall-from her position as head of the Berlin Ensemble, the Winifred Wagner of East Berlin's Bayreuth (as I had called her).
For myself, I was hopeful. Perhaps we could now put politics, with the Soviet Union, behind us. Perhaps now my own vision of Brecht-as simply poet and dramatist, not theorist, philosopher, guru, prophet, icon-would be vindicated.
I had reckoned without the Popular Front and the fellow travelers. It turned out they had survived what they fellow-traveled with. What we meet with now, in Germany in the first instance, is the belief that Ulbricht and Honecker and their men had let communism down, and so Brecht and his Brechtians (Hanns Eisler, Paul Dessau et al.) had only been let down, not discredited. This way Brecht is returned to his unique status as the transcendent one.
Not all Brecht fans talk this way, of course. The tone is different among, say, professors of literature in American universities and their student protégés. Yet the Marxism no European proletariat ever yet embraced is being desperately held on to by what one might call a cadre of American (and British and French) academics.
And there is an International Brecht Society. From what its members have published, I would gather that, though there is no commitment to Soviet communism, there is some not altogether vague acquiescence in Popular Front politics, in which the bottom line was always: no criticism of Soviet communism. Criticism of Stalin is allowed, now he is long dead and the Soviet Union has come to an end, but there is (in many quarters) still no criticism of Brecht's politics: he, too, can now be classed as anti-Stalinist. He is back on his pedestal because (in those quarters) Lenin is back on his.
The few Brecht scholars, such as Martin Esslin, who have been anti-Communist were always jumped on by the true-believing Brechtians, whose claim is implicitly to own Brecht and who automatically regard critics of his views as heretical and reactionary. Even exposure of the facts about Brecht's political career is often dismissed now as "cold-war scholarship."
But, you may interject, even if Brecht was wrong about the Soviet Union and so on, isn't it still possible he was a significant sage and theorist? For one of the most thoughtful and sensitive artists in our English-language theater, he was. In The Empty Space (1968) Peter Brook wrote: "Brecht is the key figure of our time, and all theatre work today at some point starts from or returns to his statements and achievement."
Read this sentence over a few times, and you will have less and less idea what is being said, other than that Brook thought Brecht had a lot of influence. Yet, looking back now from the year 1998, one looks in vain for any Brechtian elements in all the work of Brook himself.
In the second half of the twentieth century, even after 1989, Brecht has the reputation of a man of influence, but signs of that influence are often hard to seek and even more often are just the influence of Brecht the theorist-Brecht the Communist sage, head of a Marxist-Leninist think tank. In Koestlerian phrase, he is, for some, both yogi and commissar.
Still. In 1998. The other day I received a boxed set of twenty CDs from Germany: The Selected Works of BB. In the liner notes, a theater man is exclaiming that one must not make an aesthete of Brecht, one should not produce his plays as mere plays; they must have political resonance and urgency. Along with statements of this sort one might place the contention, often repeated over the years, that Marxism allowed Brecht to grow from the young decadent of his early twenties poetry and drama to the Stalin Prize-winner of the big plays carried across the world by the Berlin Ensemble.
Not all the people who parrot such statements are Communists, but I may be permitted to call them fellow travelers in that they decline to be critical either of communism or of Brecht. Now an uncritical attitude may be a service to a political cause, but it is not a service to a great artist. As Samuel Johnson observed long ago, we do our favorite (he had Shakespeare in mind) no service by ignoring or discounting his flaws and limitations. And to Peter Brook I would say: "No one person holds the key to our time; our theater knows no single key figure; and no single playwright has found an unum necessarium that all the others have missed." As to Brecht's "statements," under which heading Brook presumably includes the many theoretical volumes, there is indeed much of practical interest for the theater worker, but as to general ideas nothing there is world-shaking, unless you consider the world is still being shaken by Karl Marx. There are more profound thinkers than Brecht, even in the small world of German drama (such as Schiller and Hebbel).
I was reminded of all this when giving a graduate seminar on Brecht this winter [1998] at Hunter College. Before we even began, the students were throwing technical terms at me that they had picked up from old Brechtians or from the Meister's own essays-gestus, the alienation effect, epic theater, dialectical theater. They seemed to think that Brecht wrote plays to exemplify these abstractions. I told them a story I thought was well known, though they hadn't heard it. Back in the early twenties, Brecht plays were not getting much attention. "What you need," a friend told him, "is a theory. To make your stuff important." So Brecht went home and got himself a theory, which now is known to more people than are the plays. "We shall approach Brecht," I announced at Hunter College, "not through the theoretical essays but through the poems. This was a poet who proceeded from lyric to dramatic poetry. You can postpone your reading of the theoretical essays till later-or forever." Thus may my students discover the merit-the positive substance-of Brecht's works, as they might discover the substance of Dostoevsky's works despite his anti-Semitism and pan-Slavism or the substance of Ezra Pound's poetry despite his anti-Semitism and adulation of Mussolini.
The subject is not simple. The positive substance of such artists, as a recent writer on T. S. Eliot's anti-Semitism has been arguing, is not cut off from the negative substance. Recent biographies have been showing that every great artist you ever heard of had a Dark Side, be it Charles Dickens or Robert Frost. Let students learn that too. And Brecht's dark side was not the fact that he adopted an ideology different from yours or mine. Mere difference of opinion is not what is at stake: a whole cultural situation is involved. The context of Brecht, from the beginning, was an intelligentsia in extremis that found the most negative features of totalitarianism, of the right or of the left, highly seductive. Brecht did not have to abandon the nihilistic destructiveness inherent in his early work when he turned toward Moscow. Not only nineteenth-century Marxism but also twentieth-century Leninism-Stalinism was seductive-a proposition hard for American students of the 1990s to grasp, though they could easily find a neo-Marxist professor to explain it away for them.
And the man's reputation? Those who share his outlook put it excessively high. Those who don't share it put it excessively low. Perhaps such a good/bad reputation is what, as a historical figure, Brecht deserves. But if people would just see his plays and read his poetry, they would reach more interesting, more differentiated conclusions. And give him a new reputation.
Chapter Two The Trial of Lucullus 1943
This was the sequence. 1942: I met Bertolt Brecht and was given manuscripts of his to read. A little later I met a friend of Brecht's, Berthold Viertel, who was directing scenes from Master Race in German at the Barbizon Plaza in New York. I got closer to Viertel than one ever could to Brecht himself, and learned much, too, not only of Brecht but of Karl Kraus and others ... When, in 1943, a small book by Brecht was published by New Directions, I made sure that I got to review it in The Nation. It was The Trial of Lucullus, translated by H. R. Hays.
IT IS CURIOUS TO WATCH THE DELAYED and erratic flow of foreign literature into English translation. Rilke came in a few years ago like a tidal wave; then came Kierkegaard, nearly a century late; only yesterday Stefan George arrived; today it is the turn of Bertolt Brecht. This is an important event for all who are interested in present tendencies of poetry and the drama, though it means reopening all those problems of poetry and the left, poetry and propaganda, poetry and the people, which are assumed to have passed away with the red decade. As to the drama, it is not only the leftist brand that has disappeared; there is simply no drama at all these days with any quality or any future in it. That at least is one's general impression of the English-speaking theater, and that is why, not for the first time in theater history, one turns eagerly to translations from the German.
Bertolt Brecht is one of the best living poets and one of the very few living dramatists worth mentioning. Unfortunately, however, his lyric poetry is as unsuccessful in translation as George's, yet for precisely opposite reasons: George uses a kind of poetic diction that in translation is merely precious; Brecht uses a tricky kind of colloquialism that in translation is merely commonplace. The explanation seems to be that the German language and German literature are, in some respects, at an earlier stage than English and that therefore a German poet can still adopt either a traditional poetic diction or a traditional popular style without making a fool of himself. George is indeed the leading modern in the literary tradition of Goethe and Hölderlin; Brecht, the leading modern in a popular tradition that goes back to Luther and Hans Sachs. I emphasize the word modern, for Brecht is not a pure folk poet but also the parodist of folk poetry, a sarcastic mind, superficially anti-literary, fundamentally lyrical, tough, angular, righteously indignant, all that W. H. Auden in his satiric days tried to be. But Auden's wit was always that of a clever and rather priggish undergraduate, and since a poet cannot be perpetually precocious, one guessed that he would take to religion. Brecht, on the other hand, has always been an engaging blend of introvert and extrovert, never so tender-minded that the tough exterior looked like affectation. More successfully than almost anyone else he fused the idiom and rhythm of prose with a resilient verse. In his attempt to break down the disastrous modern antithesis of highbrow and lowbrow he created out of the vernacular something we are not often vouchsafed these days-a poetic style, firm, simple, and ironic.
In the course of the past twenty years Brecht has written some six kinds of drama. He began with plays that were at once expressionistic and psychological; second, he wrote the most telling satiric librettos (for Kurt Weill and Hanns Eisler) at least since W. S. Gilbert and probably since John Gay; third, he invented a much-publicized didactic drama in which choruses, chanting to an orchestral accompaniment, purveyed a political gospel; fourth, he has scribbled some propaganda pieces close to the style and the level of current popular drama, such as Señora Carrar's Rifles and the script of Fritz Lang's Hangmen Also Die; fifth, he has attempted to present a composite picture of the Third Reich in his most ambitious project, in verse and prose, Fear and Misery of the Third Reich, one scene of which is shortly to be published in The Nation; sixth, he has attempted several historical plays whose meaning is entirely contemporary. The Trial of Lucullus is one of these.
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