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The Irish's big-game experience was no match for Ridgewood in a 48-6 romp.
CANTON — The big game experience of the Ursuline High football team was no match for Ridgewood in its state semifinal debut.
Scoring the game's first seven touchdowns, the Irish pulverized the Generals, 48-6, in a Division V semifinal contest at Canton Central Catholic's Lowell Klinefelter Stadium on Friday.
The win sends coach Dan Reardon's Irish (10-3) to their third straight state championship game. On Dec. 4 at 3 p.m., the Irish will play Coldwater (13-1) at Canton's Fawcett Stadium.
"It's a very big factor," said Reardon of his team's 14 postseason games since 2007. "Once you've been through something, familiarity [takes over] the second time.
"I'm so proud of our kids," Reardon said. "We're in very, very select company to play in a third consecutive state title game."
Senior center David Rossi agreed.
"Experience means a lot," Rossi said. "This was our third time being here. We've got [seniors] who have started since sophomore year so that really helps."
Senior tailback Allen Jones gained 159 yards on 19 carries to (unofficially) break Terrance Graves' career rushing record (4,163 yards).
Jones said he needed 144 yards and is not sure if the record has fallen.
"Not yet," Jones said. "We'll look at the numbers [today] or Monday. It's a credit to my 'O' line and my receivers."
Jones scored his 28th and 29th touchdowns of the season on runs covering 9 and 44 yards.
Quarterback Paul Kempe completed all three of his passes. Two were touchdowns to Chris Collins (35 yards) and Aaron Edwards (16 yards).
And junior running back Akise Teague rushed for 113 yards and returned a punt 74 yards for a score.
"It's a great feeling to be back for a third straight time," Kempe said, "We'll enjoy it tonight but when tomorrow comes around, it will be time to go back to work because the season won't mean anything if we don't repeat."
How overwhelmed were the Generals? Skylor McQuiston's 68-yard punt in the second quarter and an early fumble recover by Evan Jones were their only big plays in the first half as the Irish raced to a 27-0 lead.
McQuiston's long boot and favorable bounce came on the Generals' fourth punt attempt. Two of the first three tries created major problems.
On the Generals' first possession, the Irish forced a three-and-out. Seth Mason's snap bounced to McQuiston who was immediately tackled by Kaevon Green for an 18-yard loss.
But two plays later, Jones recovered a fumble at the Ridgewood 13.
Things got much worse for the Generals when their top back, Jake Conrad, was knocked out with a shoulder injury while playing defense. He returned for one carry in the second quarter.
Rossi said Conrad's injury "was a huge blow to lose your star player. I'm sure that demoralized them a lot."
The Irish marched 55 yards on their second possession. Kempe capped the drive when he found Collins behind the Generals' secondary.
Collins caught the pass at the Ridgewood 15 and raced untouched into the end zone for a 7-0 lead.
"Their safeties bit and Chris Collins made a great catch," Kempe said
"It feels real good."
Teague's 76-yard run set up the Irish's second score, a 4-yard touchdown run up the middle by Nico Irizarry.
Teague, who rushed four times for 113 yards, said he liked his long run better than his punt return where he escaped at least three would-be tacklers.
"It set up one of my teammates for a touchdown," Teague said. "It feels real good to be a part of a program to take us all the way back to state. It's sunk in, I'm ready."
Another low snap ended the Generals' next series with Edwards tackling McQuiston for a 12-yard loss at the Ridgewood 25.
Four plays later, Irizarry scored an almost identical touchdown for a 21-0 lead.
Following McQuiston's long punt, Jones took over as the Irish marched 88 yards on six plays (helped by a Ridgewood pass interference penalty).
Jones had runs of 30, 9 and 13 before scoring a 9-yard touchdown for a 27-0 lead.
"To be back again in my senior year is going to feel so special," Jones said.
The Irish limited the Generals to 24 yards passing and 144 rushing on 53 carries. Most of that rushing yardage came in the fourth quarter as the Irish substituted.
"This is a wonderful feeling," defensive back DeAndre Harris said. "This is my dream to be in a state championship [game] in my senior year. This one feels special."
I love it that it bothers people like noteworthy. I really, really enjoy it. I mean, I like it so much. It burns you, doesn't it? You can't handle it. You don't know how to deal with it. The only thing you can do is post things like the above on the vindy.com message board. That is how you deal with it. And it makes me love it even more.
noteworthy....how bad did Ursuline beat your school? Or are you one of those kids that weren't good enough to play at a school like Ursuline or Mooney. I bet if Ursuline were division 1 and winning you would still be a hater and have negative things to say. When they've won state titles in baseball, basketball, etc.in division 2 what did you say then? You obviously never played at a play off level anytime and anywhere because your comments are flat out ignorant. Learn how to support local schools that acutally bring positivity to Youngstown rather than people hearing from ignorant hate activists like yourself.
I agree with noteworthy and here's my resaon: public schools, who play with the talent that is in the districts, can not compete with private schools who go out and recruit their kids just to play one sport. Our boys all play 2 or 3 sports. I am not putting down the irish. they have a very talented team. but when the school only allows a certain number of boys so they can stay in a certain league, that is just not right. i also heard that a lot of the kids at youngstown are on scholarship. to me on a high school level this is not right. if they want to continue this, they should split the between private and public. it is very boring watching the same schools get to state and win every year. i would much rather watch the public schools play and after seeing the fan following friday night, there are a lot of people who would agree with me. the irish were lucky to have a few more fans than players where as we GENERALS fans filled the stands and than some. I am starting a writing campaign to the OHSAA and not just "venting" on here. i do wish the irish luck next week as you should win the title again. i do hope that there is a lot more fan support for you.
I completely agree with you but save your breath..the University of Ursuline and the University of Mooney supporters will come out of the woodwork and proclaim they're right and you're wrong.


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Actually, I'm not familiar to how identity-based and certificate-based systems work, so ,can anyone give me a detail and comprehensive answer to this question? Moreover, in what environments the identity-based systems is recommended(or needed) and why?
Public key crypto vs. identity-based crypto made short:
In traditional public key cryptography, a user $A$ generates a private/public key pair $(sk_A,pk_A)$ and since this key pair has absolutely no indication to which indentity (user $A$) it belongs, it is necessary to certify the public key, i.e., bind the public key $pk_A$ to the user $A$'s identity. This is commonly done by lettig some trusted authority sign $pk_A$ with additional identifying information of user $A$ after user $A$ proves by some means that he really is user $A$ (the result is what is called a certificate).
Identity-based cryptography aims at letting the users public key be its identity (e.g., the email address) and so to remove the requirement for certificates. In ID based cryptography a user $A$ uses his identity (e.g., his email address) as public key. Now, however, since this information could be used by anybody as an identity it is clear, that there needs to be some other entity involved in generating the respective private key. We require a trusted authority (the key generation center) to compute the private key $sk_A$ that corresponds to the public identity string $ID_A$ and this trusted authority has to check whether $ID_A$ (e.g., the email address) indeed corresponds to $A$ and then issues the private key $sk_A$ corresponding to the identity $ID_A$. Since the private keys are generated with respect to some public parameters, every party in the system needs to be in possession of an authentic copy of the public parameters (this is similar to a root CA certificate in certificate-based crypto).
Pros and Cons
In theory, the main advantage of identity-based crypto and in particular identity-based encryption is that you do not need to obtain the public key of the recipient but simply can use the recipients identity (=public key) for encryption and the recipient actually does not even need to be in the possession of the respective private key at the point of time when the ciphertext is produced.
In practice, this, however may be not that easy to achieve as theory makes it look like.
Actually, there are various issues which are discussed in the papers I have linked in my previous comments, but I think the most relevant issues are:
I would say that, since distributed key generation has not really shown to be used in practice, identity-based crypto is more for closed environments (enterprises, maybe sensor networks) and not for open environments. Essentially, in any situation where key escrow is not such an issue, key renewal can be efficiently performed and revocation checks can be made efficient, identity based crypto may be an alternative.
Anyways, it seems that a hybrid between identity-based crypto and certificate-based crypto seems more realistic.
There is also something in between:
Certificateless public key cryptography is inbetween these two approaches. It aims to get rid of the problem that the key generation center gets to know the entire private keys of all users. In this approach the key generation center only computes a partial private key of user $A$ based on the identity $ID_A$ and the user then combines this partial private key with some secret information (only known to him). Then the user needs to take the public parameters of the key generation center and combines the secret with this parameter to obtain the user's public key. The advantage here is, that this public key does no longer need to be certified, since it contains the identity $ID_A$ of user $A$ and if the key generation center is trusted (and the public parameters of the key generation center are authentic) one can assume that the user associated to $ID_A$ really corresponds to $A$ and holds the corresponding private key.


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Ryanair on Tuesday said that its shareholders had approved a deal by the Irish no-frills airline to purchase 175 Boeing 737-800 aircraft worth $15.6 billion (11.7 billion euros) at list prices.
The Dublin-based carrier added in a brief statement that the aircraft would be delivered over a five-year period from 2014 to 2018. Ryanair had unveiled the deal back in March.
Tuesday's announcement came on the same day that British low-cost rival easyJet announced a mega deal to buy 135 Airbus single-aisle A320 passenger planes for $11.9 billion after agreeing big discounts.
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The problem is: I am planning to start an online book store, since its a book store every book having its own description and that would be same everywhere, put it in all other book stores also. Mine question here is what would be the best thing to done on SEO practices. I had think of to use Meta robot tag generator but still confused somewhere that will it be a good option or not.
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Kind of strange that we lost power (electrical breaker problem?) in our suite twice, once when making coffee and a second time using blow dryer. Staff at front desk were good and had this fixed fairly quickly. Overall the room felt a bit old and ours did not even have the wood plantations shutters as shown on internet. The bathroom was updated with granite and double vessel sinks. Although the area itself is scenic and relaxing and even though we are not particularly picky, the room really felt a bit small and dingy. Probably would not stay again.
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A drug used to treat breast cancer could be pulled from the market.
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Running Time: 86
Director: Dick Nasty
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Cast: Linda Duboise, Linda Murray, Sophie Roche, Dick Nasty
Critical Rating: AAA
Genre: All-Sex
Decent all-sex fare.
Veteran cocksman Dick Nasty travels to the south of France to procure at least two of the gals presented here, and manages to find a quiet place in the woods to have sex with both of them. The first scene, with Cuban (or is it Italian?) Linda Duboise has too much of the reverse cowgirl action purposely covered by shrubbery, but the spoon and mish are decent. The finale, with Sophie Roche, features two anal positions with some excellent close-ups of the action.
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Well this game looks nifty and diferent but they secured the PDF so I can not print a copy out for myself and that blows I can't lug my PC to a game session and i'm not gonna buy an I pad or Droid so i can use 1 stinkin PDF ... Boooo on that crap
Stuperpowers is a spoofish rule system for comic book hero roleplaying. Oddly enough, there are a lot of unique ideas in Stuperpowers, which makes it worth the money you pay for it.
However, it is also filled with mature subjects and corse language and themes. While it looks like it would be a good game to introduce to kids, it is not: it is for mature reading audiences only. I think this is a shame, because otherwise it would have been a pretty good game for potential new gamers, especially the younger ones.
INNOVATIVE CONCEPTS Good
SIMPLE TO PLAY Yes, extremely
SUBJECT MATTER Bad
STORY AND CONCEPT Good
INTERESTING GAME TO PLAY Yes
Every once in a while you have to take a break from your "serious" gaming.
For my group Stuperpowers does this with side-stiching, cola-spewing-thru-the-nostrils, BM regularity.
Impressive treatment of the life of Machiavelli (who I've mentioned elsewhere as especially apt to RPG inspiration) and a better statement of the Kabbalah than I've seen elsewhere.
As for Marx, I suppose it was necessary to remain relevant to post-Communist readers by recapping a great amount of discussion by his followers and present-day consequences that the man never envisaged.
A strong return to Action Philosophy, too, that I have to say slipped a bit into just Philosophy in the previous couple of issues.
I'm enjoying this series, but I have to say that the all-sex special has not much sex and several cheap shots at Christianity. "Jefferson in Paris" does a much better job of the Sally Hemmings story.
This is silly enough of an idea to be fun and educational. Makes me want the other issues.
Funny stuff and an insightful look at each personage's career and central ideas as well.
Action Philosophers #1 is a comic book from Evil Twin Comics. The comic is downloaded in PDF format, being just shy of nine megabytes in size. It's a grand total of thirty-six pages long, and has bookmarks to each section about a different philosopher, as well as to the recommended reading section, and the Action Philosophers website.
Action Philosophers is dedicated to covering the life and teachings of various real historical philosophers, all in comic format. To reiterate, while the depictions are quite humorous and usually exaggerated, everything that is being told is true, albeit condensed. This first issue covers Plato, Bodhidharma, and Nietzsche. The amount of pages dedicated to the philosophers are somewhat lopsided, as Plato gets thirteen pages, Bodhidharma gets eleven, while Nietzsche gets only six.
The art here is done in black and white, the cover notwithstanding. There's liberal use of grey and shading, however, so the comic still feels very vibrant. As mentioned before, the tone, both in text and drawing, is very playful. For example, in the section where they discuss Bodhidharma's most famous express, "If you see Buddha on the road, kill him," there's a drawing of Buddha crossing a modern city street, viewed through a scope with crosshairs targeting him. I'm hesitant to call the art style "cartoony," but no one's going to confuse the drawings of the characters with the sense of "realism" that comics like X-Men strive for. The characters here are exaggerated in their illustrated depiction, all the better to lend themselves to the humorous summarizing of what they taught.
Overall, Action Philosophers is one of the few things out there that really does make learning fun. The comic is amusing to read, even as it recounts the tales of these philosophical visionaries and gives us the basics of their wisdom. It's great for someone who wants a very easy-to-digest incarnation of some of history's greatest thinkers (whether for yourself, your kids, your students, etc). Let Action Philosophers #1 open your mind today!
LIKED: This product did a great job not only covering the philosophers it went over, but did so in a hilarious way. This is a stellar example of edutainment in action.

DISLIKED: The teachings of Nietzsche seemed extremely short compared to the other two here, which is a shame.

QUALITY: Excellent

VALUE: Very Satisfied

This book has the least imaginitive system ever created. Character creation is completely random and everything is resolved through coin flips or rock-paper-scissors.
But the setting in here is better than Freedom City or anything else I've seen. They even provide a campaign 5 adventures long, complete with a pretty good teist ending. The sugessted hooks in here are actually good, useful, creative ideas. Just convert the villains to some other system (I used Mutants and Masterminds) and you have a really cool campaign setting.
AND there is a section that mimics a 'Mystery in a Box' party where the guests come as superheroes disguised as thier alter egos and one of them is a super villian. It's great fun.
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Nouri al-Maliki, the prime minister, moved to declare a national state of emergency and vowed to arm civilians in an attempt bid to seize back Nineveh province from the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (Isis), whose forces poured across the porous border from Syria to help in the battle.
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I'm no longer breastfeeding, we no longer do tummy time (as crawling down the driveway seems to indicate today) and he sits really well now, so
what should I do with the boppy(s) I have. I have two because I got a second one with no reciept and couldn't take it back.
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Definition from Wiktionary, the free dictionary
From aiz- + mirst ("to forget") (q.v.), where mirst is now attested only dialectally. From a different ablaut form came aizmārša ("forgetful person") (from *aizmarša) and related terms. Cognates include Lithuanian užmir̃šti, mir̃šti ("to forget"), maršùs ("forgettable"), Sanskrit मृष्यतॆ (mṝṣyate, "to forget, to neglect"), मृषा (mṝṣā, "in vain, invalid, wrong"), Old Armenian մոռանամ (moṙanam, "I forget") (with ṙ corresponding to rs).[1]
- 3rd person singular present indicative form of aizmirst
- 3rd person plural present indicative form of aizmirst
- (with the particle lai) 3rd person singular imperative form of aizmirst
- (with the particle lai) 3rd person plural imperative form of aizmirst
aizmirst tr., 1st conj., pres. aizmirstu, aizmirsti, aizmirst, past aizmirsu
- (of data, facts) to forget (to let slip from memory, to remember no longer)
- aizmirst formulu — to forget a formula
- aizmirst telefona numuru — to forget a telephone number
- aizmirst dziesmai vārdus — to forget the lyrics of a song
- ātri aizmirst — to forget quickly
- viņš šo notikumu sen aizmirsis — he has long fogotten this event
- (of objects) to leave (something, somewhere) inadvertently, to forget to take it along
- aizmirst lietussargu vilcienā — to leave (inadvertently) one's umbrella in the train
- aizmirst grāmatu mājās — to leave (inadvertently) one's book home
- (of actions, duties) to forget (about), to not think about, to neglect
- aizmirst pateikt labdienu — to forget to say good morning
- aizmirst nopirkt biļeti — to forget to buy the tickets
- aizmirst savus pienākumu — to forget about one') obligations, duties
- viņš bija tik uztraucies, ka pat cepuri aizmirsa noņemt un apsveicināties ar māti — he was so excited that he even forgot to take off his hat and greet (his) mother
- (of experiences, events) to forget, to not pay attention anymore
- aizmirst sevi — to forget (about) oneself
- klausoties mūziku, viņa aizmirst visu citu — listening to music, she forgets all else
- Mirdza nodevās meža burvībai un aizmirsa laiku — Mirdza went into the enchanted forest and forgot (about) time
- gluži noskumis, Klauss dodas uz bibliotēku, lai pie interesantas grāmatas aizmirstu savu vilšanos — rather saddened, Klauss went to the library, in order to forget his disappointment with an interesting book
- (of activities) to forget (to lose the ability to do something)
- aizmirst spēlēt klavieres — to forget (how to) play the piano
- aizmirst adīt zeķes — to forget (how to) knit socks
- putni bija aptūkuši un, kā likās, pavisam aizmirsuši lidot — the birds were a little bloated and, it seemed, had completley forgotten (how to) fly
conjugation of aizmirst
Related terms[edit]
- ^ Karulis, Konstantīns (1992), "aizmirst", in Latviešu Etimoloģijas Vārdnīca (in Latvian), Rīga: AVOTS, ISBN 9984-700-12-7
- Latvian etymologies from LEV
- Latvian words prefixed with aiz-
- Latvian terms with IPA pronunciation
- Latvian words with falling intonation
- Latvian terms with audio links
- Latvian non-lemma forms
- Latvian verb forms
- Latvian verb forms (present indicative)
- Latvian verb forms (imperative)
- Latvian transitive verbs
- Latvian verbs
- Latvian first conjugation verbs
- Latvian first conjugation verbs in -t
- Latvian s-stem -st- type first conjugation verbs


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Film Screening: 'Nainsukh'
- When Saturday, March 31, 2012 at 3 p.m.
- Where San Diego Museum of Art, 1450 El Prado, San Diego Map | Website
- Age limit All ages
- Categories Arts, Films
- Cost Free - $20
Above: Exterior image of the San Diego Museum of Art.
Growing up in Guler, located in the northern hills of India, in a family of painters and an atmosphere of bold experimentation, painter "Nainsukh" took to the fluent naturalism of Mughal painting. He became the official artist for the Rajput princes of Jasrota, and was given rare entrée into the princes' lives where he created delicate works that recording the sophisticated, spendthrift court. Filmmaker, Amit Dutta painstakingly re-creates the refined Rajput world, often shooting in the ruins of the Jasrota palace.
**Visit the recent rotation of the exhibition Temple, Palace, Mosque to view the Museum's collection of works from this region.
Sponsored by the Committee for the Arts of the Indian Subcontinent.
Price: Free CAIS members/$10 for Museum members/$20 non-members/$8 students
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OMG: New Blonde Replaces Gossip Girl's Serena!
See, this is what happens when you go to school in Rhode Island. Another bosomy blonde takes your place.
The Greatest Show of Our Time was filming yesterday around Irving Place, and pictures show Blair and Chuck cavorting with a bosomy blonde who is definitely not Serena. This, to us, can mean one of several things:
1. Blake Lively's hair extensions have given her chronic neck strain, rendering her unable to hold her head up for long periods of time, and therefore they are using a body double for season three.
2. The producers are going to pull a Becky From Roseanne and introduce a new actress, probably by way of a plotline in which Serena gets major work done over the summer.
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Easy Eggs Benedict
20 Oct 2009
Easy Eggs Benedict has a fine taste. Easy Eggs Benedict gets its taste from eggs mixed with ham and soup. Easy Eggs Benedict is inspired by many food joints worldwide.
|Condensed cream of vegetables soup/Celery, chicken/ mushroom soup
|10 1⁄2 Ounce (1 Can)
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Ham slices
|6 , fried
|Buttered toast slices/English muffin
|6 , poached
|1 Tablespoon, minced
Blend soup and milk.
Mean while, place a slice of ham on each slice of toast or muffin half; top with poached egg.
Pour sauce over eggs.
Sprinkle with minced parsley.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1756 Calories from Fat 889
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 99 g151.9%
Saturated Fat 21.4 g107.2%
Trans Fat 0.1 g
Cholesterol 1439.3 mg479.8%
Sodium 3361.8 mg140.1%
Total Carbohydrates 110 g36.5%
Dietary Fiber 9.2 g36.7%
Sugars 20.9 g
Protein 103 g205.4%
Vitamin A 56.2% Vitamin C 66.3%
Calcium 65.6% Iron 55%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet
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The Glance by William-OxerWatch
©2012-2016 William-Oxer
Acrylic on Canvas. Framed to Guild of Framers Commended level.
Daily DeviationGiven 2012-09-05
An eternity contained in The Glance; acrylic on canvas from ~William-Oxer. ( Suggested by jane-beata and Featured by SRaffa )
Composition and execution make it a striking production.
is this for sale?
Hi yes it is. It's £1500 and it's 12"x16" plus frame. You are welcome to pay via paypal. My email is firstname.lastname@example.com if you wish to discuss further. Very best, William.
good work
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Is she waiting me??? ^^
Is she waiting me??? ^^
She is the exact image of our beloved daughter, Emily, who we lost this past November. This took my breath away. Stunning. Thank you.
wonderful ! amazing glance !
Pretty! It looks classy in an old style kind of way.
The painting and the model are both beautiful. Love the traditional media.
just beautiful girl...
fabulous <3
I love this. Soft and blurry, and you even gave off a very slight sex appeal showing her back like that. She is a very pretty woman, I love her hair .. her eyes.. her lips. Everything is perfect in this.
I absolutely love this...
That woman comes alive William-Oxer! I like her pose, face, expression, hair and how her outfit partially exposes her back. Congratulations on getting a DD with this beautifully rendered little artwork!
Very beautiful work.
Love it! Very beautiful, soft edges.
That is beautiful.
absolutely beautiful!
stunning !!
thats really good and so amazing i wish i could paint like that
What a beauty.......
Gorgeous,who is she?
love it, is rachel weisz ?
Wow, stunning!!
this is a high quality work with classical elements.... good work
Wow, beautiful painting! I love the name.
The lighting is beautiful!
This is very beautiful.
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Gorgeus. Love it so.
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that is really pretty
Amazing, it's very very good
This is bloody gorgeous! The subtle color scheme contrasts wonderfully with the pallor of her skin and the muted gloss of her lipstick and this piece really drives home the sudden movement of her glance! Perfection!


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Music to Your Ears
By Laura Marrich
Worming Out the Early Birds
They're two to three times pricier than a show at the Sunshine, but don't let sticker shock keep you from experiencing New Mexico's independent music festivals. You can get passes to two of the best in the West at an attractive discount—but you've got to buy them within the next two weeks.
Show Up!
Gathering of the Sick
More than 30 bands for hundreds of hungry metal-heads
By Simon McCormack
You might want to take it easy on your first few trips to the pit. The eighth Gathering of the Sick Festival is going to be a long ride.
Flyer on the Wall
Lucky No. 7
Star Tattoo blows out the candles on seven years in the pain-for-pleasure biz this Saturday, May 31. Starting at 3 p.m., there'll be free cheese from Little Anita's, crawfish from Copeland's and beer-soaked rawk from eight bands at Elliot's (Alameda and Coors Bypass). It's the Star kids' way of saying, "You could have picked any of Albuquerque's 373 tattoo parlors to give you ass antlers, but you chose us. Thank you." No, Star Tattoo. Thank you. (LM)
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Music Interview
A band on the verge of adulthood comes home for a backyard fundraiser
By Simon McCormack
He was barely out of his teen years, but Beirut's Paul Collins recognized a budding star. "The first time I heard Zach [Condon] sing, I knew he was going to be more than just a local musician," Collins says. "I've never seen someone play where I just knew they were going to be something amazing."
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Arm's Way only fails when compared to Islands' debut. Return to the Sea was a multi-genre fever dream of bright melodies juxtaposed with death-themed lyrics. Arm's Way is a stellar record in its own right. Singer-songwriter and Unicorns founder Nick Thorburn is still able to conceive precise guitar rock interrupted at just the right times with string interludes or steel drum jam-outs. But Arm's Way is darker and almost gothic compared to Return, and most of its tracks follow a simpler path to where they're going. Islands' directionally obscure endeavors are few and far between on the new release, and that was part of the band's initial charm. (SM)
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West Texas A&M's female athletes are hoping to raise money through the WT Walk For Lady Buffs, scheduled for Saturday on campus.
''There have been similar fundraisers at other Division II schools that have raised a lot of money,'' Lady Buffs basketball coach Krista Gerlich said. ''A similar one at Nebraska-Omaha generated more than $200,000. It's the kind of money we'd like to raise here, but I know it will take time.''
Registration for the walk will be at 9 a.m. Saturday, with participants beginning at 10 a.m. at the First United Bank Center and continuing for 30 minutes around the campus, Gerlich said.
''All of the women's programs are involved,'' she said. ''They include basketball, volleyball, soccer, softball, cross country, golf and equestrian.
''There will be 60 team captains, and each will be trying to recruit at least 10 walkers. If we get that many, we could have as many as 600 people involved.
''All of the proceeds will go toward women's athletic scholarships.''
Gerlich said the goal is for each walker to raise at least $50 through pledges. There is no charge for participating, and it represents an opportunity to meet WT athletes.
''The theme of the event is women helping women,'' Gerlich said. ''We want as many men to participate as possible. It's something that is not just for the girls.''
Gerlich said numerous door prizes and other incentives will be available. The main prize will be a $3,000 necklace, she said. Other prizes include a one-year membership to Zach's Club 54 in Amarillo and a year's membership to Curves, a women's workout facility in Canyon.
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Crime | A trailer filled with convention set-up and inventory of Avatar Press was stolen from the parking lot of Corner Store Comics in Anaheim, California, on Tuesday as the publisher prepared to head to Seattle for the Emerald City Comicon. The trailer contained cases of several graphic novels, including Neonomicon, Crossed, Freakangels, Night of the Living Dead and Fevre Dream, as well as limited-edition copies created specifically for conventions and large quantities of books by author Max Brooks. Avatar founder William Christensen asked West Coast retailers to keep an eye out for anyone looking to sell large quantities of Avatar books as they continue to work with local law enforcement. "Needless to say, this is a significant setback for us in terms of lost inventory, but I want to assure everyone that we have additional inventory of the graphic novels warehoused and available for restock to comic retailers and bookstores. As word of this has spread and people have been asking me what they could do to help, the other thing I've been mentioning is to simply keep asking your local retailer for books from Avatar Press. As for upcoming conventions, we will still be attending every con on our schedule, so we hope to see you at upcoming shows as well." Any information on the stolen books can be sent to firstname.lastname@example.com. [Bleeding Cool] Continue Reading »
This weekend, I made my way up to Charlotte, N.C., to catch up with my pals Johanna Draper Carlson and KC Carlson, who also drove down to attend the 35th Anniversary of the Charlotte MiniCon. I enjoyed attending the Minicon (seeing folks like the always photogenic and hilarious Dustin Harbin [yeah, I had to photograph him…again], as well as Jason Latour, Matt Wilson, Bridgit Scheide and Rich Barrett). Yet as I was in the middle of having fun, I realized I wanted to enjoy it as a consumer, not cover it as a journalist. So if you are looking for coverage of the Minicon, I highly recommend Johanna's coverage over at Comics Worth Reading.
Most people would settle for being a death-defying stock-market genius and leave it at that, but noooooo, not Annie Koyama. She had to go and form Koyama Press, creating a home for acclaimed cartoonists like Michael DeForge and Dustin Harbin, and racking up Joe Shuster Awards for Outstanding Comic Book Publisher and, via the comics duo Tin Can Forest, Outstanding Comic Book Cartoonist. Not one to rest on her laurels, Koyama has provided Robot 6 with an exclusive look at her very strong-seeming 2012 line-up. It features new books from Tin Can Forest, DeForge, and Harbin–including the children's comic The Playground War, whose cover you're getting a peek at above–as well as the Koyama Press debuts of Jesse Jacobs (Even the Giants) and Julia Wertz (The Fart Party).
The full press release and the covers for the new Jesse Jacobs and Tin Can Forest books are after the jump.
Cartoonist Dustin Harbin posted a tribute comic for the late Sparkplug Comic Books publisher Dylan Williams today, and it's a fitting tribute indeed.
Harbin's point is that Williams created a publishing house designed to make the kinds of comics he wanted to see a reality, so that thinking about his death is as much thinking about the presence of comics he brought into the world as it is about the absence of the man himself. And with the welcome news that Sparkplug will be continuing under the auspices of Williams' wife Emily Nilsson, his friend Tom Neely, and his colleague Virginia Paine, it looks like that aspect of his legacy will continue to be honored.
With the San Diego Comic-Con just days behind us, I guess there's enough nerd culture in the air to permeate the brains even of comics folk who don't make a living off capes and cowls. How else to explain the near simultaneous salutes to science-fiction cinema from two of alternative comics' most talented draftspeople, Dustin Harbin and Lisa Hanwalt?
First up, Diary cartoonist and Casanova letterer Dustin Harbin brings us "The Faces of RoboCop," a 16-panel portrait of the cast of Paul Verhoeven's Detroit-dystopia sci-fi satire. I'm particularly fond of "Psycho That '70s Dad," but you'll have to click the link to see him. I'd buy that for a dollar! (Sorry, I couldn't resist.)
Next, I Want You cartoonist and Pizza Island member Lisa Hanawalt reviews Michael Bay's Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon in words and pictures. It's a harrowing, heartbreaking, ultimately uplifting tale of human perseverance in the face of adversity and atrocity — I'm talking about the review, not the movie. (Oh God, definitely not the movie.) It also features the best portrait of Rosie Huntington-Whitley ever drawn. Chewy indeed!
Welcome to another edition of What Are You Reading. JK Parkin is off in San Diego trying to get that Elvis Stormtrooper's autograph, so I'll be your host today. Our special guest this week is George O'Connor.
O'Connor is probably best known as the author of the ongoing Olympians series of graphic novels, which attempt to retell classic Greek myths (the latest, Hera, just came out from First Second). He's also the author of such books as Journey Into Mowhawk Country and the children's picture book Kapow, as well as the artist of Ball Peen Hammer, which was written by Adam Rapp.
To see what George and the rest of the Robot 6 crew have been reading …
This marks the third year I have covered FLUKE for Robot 6. In past years, I was pressed for time and was unable to stay long. This year, my 11-year-old son was able to join me. As a Georgia native, I am embarrassed to say FLUKE 2011 was the first time I ever set foot in the legendary 40 Watt Club. I promised myself that unlike last year, I would not leave FLUKE without seeing Joey Weiser. It helped that the main reason my son wanted to attend FLUKE was to get an autograph from Weiser, the creator of one of his favorite comics, Mermin.
Here's the challenge for someone like me–I stink at being a networking journalist and a parent at the same time–my ability to focus as a journalist falls by the wayside. Case in point: In my search for Weiser, I asked friend of the blog/SCAD professor/Crogan Adventures creator Chris Schweizer–as he stood in front of Dustin Harbin's table, if he knew where Weiser had a table. Imagine my mortification when Schewizer pointed out I was literally standing next to Weiser. Really. So, at that point I realized, if my son and I were going to have fun at this year's FLUKE I was going to have to focus on that and be a journalist later. (Did I mention we could only stay two hours? I swear one of these year's I will have my entire Saturday free for FLUKE promise, just not yet…)
So this year, rather than giving a play-by-play of my walk-around of the FLUKE floor, I am letting folks that had tables at FLUKE 2011 share their perspective.
There was no way I could include everyone, so if you attended or participated in some fashion (or have any kind of opinion), by all means chime in, in the comments section.
Legal | Two Los Angeles men accused of selling counterfeit passes to this year's Comic-Con International have pleaded guilty to theft and were placed on probation for three years. Farhad Lame and Navid Vatankhahan, both 24, were each ordered to pay a $750 fine, complete 10 days of community service and pay restitution to the victims.
Prosecutors say the two photocopied Comic-Con badges and sold them on Craigslist to people looking for last-minute memberships. They were arrested in July after two of their victims attempted to enter the convention using the counterfeit badges, which the women bought for $120 each. [The San Diego Union-Tribune]
Technology | Tech blog Chip Chick names DC Entertainment President Diane Nelson as one of its "Top 13 Women Who Impacted Technology in 2010." [Chip Chick]
Welcome to this week's edition of What Are You Reading?, and a big thanks to Chris Mautner for helping out last week.
Our special guest this week is Larry Young, AiT/Planet Lar publisher and one of the editors behind the Kickstart Comics. To see what Larry and the rest of the Robot 6 crew have been reading, make with the click below …
Dustin Harbin is a cartoonist who considers his craft and the comics industry from a pragmatic vantage point. I say pragmatic, because, to be perfectly honest, the first few questions I fired at Harbin were skewed a tad negative, completely on my end. I think it's to his credit that rather than going the easy, negative or defensive routes, he offered nuanced, yet candid responses to my questions. We dispensed with those questions fairly quickly and from there got into the meat of why I wanted to talk to him: his ongoing work as letterer of the relaunched Matt Fraction/Gabriel Ba & company's Casanova (Icon/Issue 4 set to come out on October 13) as well as his own Diary Comics #1 (Koyama Press) [48 pgs | b&w w/ color covers, endpapers {$6 ($10 w/sketch)}], which premiered at SPX. Harbin describes Diary Comics 1 as "this–THIS!–is your opportunity to splash on in to six months of one dull dude's life, as originally seen in the daily DHARBIN! diary comic. Covering topics including girls, dharbins, other girls, more dharbins, depressions, some conventions, more depressions, tons more dharbins, AND MUCH MORE!!" On the con front, Harbin will be at APE this month (October 16-17), then BCGF in Brooklyn in December. My thanks to Harbin for indulging my questions.
Tim O'Shea: Is it me, or judging by recent tweets, are you pulling the kid gloves off in terms of your opinions since you are no longer a HeroesCon official?
Dustin Harbin: Haha, well while not being part of the public face of something besides myself DOES free me a little bit opinion-wise, I think I've always been fairly vocal about my disgust with some of the crappier blog sites out there. Not working for HeroesCon just means that I don't have to worry about it reflecting on Shelton Drum. That dude is super-friendly, he would never publicly run something down, he's too classy, unlike me.
The above is a pipin' hot new strip from cartoonist Dustin Harbin. Harbin, who recently left his job working for Sheldon Drum's Heroes Aren't Hard To Find comic store and companion comic convention HeroesCon, has embarked on a full-time career in comics writing, drawing and lettering — the latter seen in the pages of the Marvel/Icon edition of Casanova. I hope this lands him a stint on Superman — seriously.
"I can't BELIEVE MoCCA's table prices. They are drinking the same hubris Kool-Aid as SPX. Why are the charity shows always the cheekiest? I saw it and I was like *slaps head*. Although to be fair, I've never exhibited there, just been a crowded hot attendee. (I read some interviews with them after the super hot year, they were all like 'hey listen, it's summer, it gets hot.') Not to mention how expensive NYC is in general! Just makes it easier to skip. Also today I got my acceptance letter (???) for APE, after applying 3 months ago. Due date for payment: 1 week from now. I had always heard about how well-run HeroesCon is from guests, but now I see why. Indie shows are organized like block parties. Except the kind of block parties where they charge you like $50 to come in, then charge you for beer too. 'Dude it's for charity!' SPX is pretty fun, but TCAF is the best one easily–plus Toronto = my favorite city! Wait, please exclude TCAF from that mini-rant. TCAF is a dream, a dreammmm. Other shows take note! Okay back to lettering, sorry."
—Cartoonist, Casanova letterer, and "nicest guy in comics" candidate Dustin Harbin has an uncharacteristically grumpy moment on Twitter over the prices that the MoCCA Art Festival is charging exhibitors, and the administration of indie/alt-comics shows generally (except TCAF, of course). It's hard out there for a minicomics creator.
Welcome once again to What Are You Reading? Our guest this week is Van Jensen, writer of Pinocchio, Vampire Slayer and Pinocchio, Vampire Slayer and the Great Puppet Theater. To see what Van and the rest of the Robot 6 crew are reading, click below.
Over the last couple of weeks Tim O'Shea and I have been reaching out to various folks around the comics industry, asking them one simple question: What are you excited about for 2010? We asked them to mention something they were anticipating, as a fan, and also something they were working on (if, of course, it wasn't top secret). So we're ending today with the first of three of these round-ups; watch for the other two to be posted sometime tomorrow.
Jeff Parker
I'm excited by a NEW GRAPHIC NOVEL from Paul Tobin and Colleen Coover that is coming out from Top Shelf this year, that I don't think I can name because they haven't formally announced it yet. But really, those two names and a full length work should be all you need to hear to know I'm right.
What I'm most excited about that I'm involved with comes out in just a few weeks, it's AVENGERS VS. ATLAS from Marvel, where I think my collaborators Gabriel Hardman, Elizabeth Breitweiser and I have really gelled. Even if you've never read an Agents of Atlas story, I bet you'll enjoy seeing the original lineup of The Avengers back on the scene.
Or you'll at least want in for the LAVA MEN.
Jeff Parker writes a whole bunch of great comics for Marvel, including all the Agents of Atlas projects and Thunderbolts. He also helped us out last year with our Robot Love posts at Valentine's, in a post titled I ♥ learning from comics. Tim O'Shea also interviewed him about Underground earlier this year, along with artist Steve Lieber.
Brian Michael Bendis! At least according to Samuel Rules of Are You a Serious Comic Book Reader? In a post stuffed with evidentiary linkage, Sammy proclaims "No one used Twitter better in 2009 than Bendis," citing the Siege writer's honesty and humor, as well as the "little insights into his life" he provided. "I used to talk a lot of trash on him," Sammy recalls — "Upon discovering his Twitter, however, I started to understand him as a person, and then kinda wanted to hang out with him."
Which got me thinking: Who would I proclaim comics' Twitter-er…Twit…uh, Tweeter of the year?
Would I stick with Bendis, for his informative Q&A alone?
What about Matt Fraction, for his performance-art masterpiece Hobo Darkseid?
Michael Kupperman, for a consistently hilarious feed that's like reading Tales Designed to Thrizzle in pictureless 140-character snippets?
Paul Pope, for his philosophical musings?
Kate Beaton and Dustin Harbin, the dynamic duo of Tweeting webcartoonists?
Ryan "Agent M" Penagos, for having more followers than the rest of the comics industry combined?
But then I remembered the one man whose Twitter account impacted my life, or at least the blogging side of it, more than anyone else. For my money, no one tops the ever-interesting, refreshingly candid Tom Brevoort. Why, just the other day he took to his feed to breathe a sigh of relief about Captain America: Reborn finishing before The Flash: Rebirth as he predicted, size up his chances regarding Siege finishing before Blackest Night, criticize Rebirth artist Ethan Van Sciver for drawing convention commissions while his book is delayed, and defend Reborn artist Bryan Hitch from accusations of habitual lateness. Can you imagine if everyone in comics were that forthright? I can, and it looks like heaven from here. Tweetin' Tom Brevoort, we salute you!


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Gwardia Ludowa
|People's Guard
|Gwardia Ludowa
Eagle of GL
|1942 – 1 January 1944 (transformed into People's Army)
|Polish Workers' Party
|Armed forces of the Polish Workers' Party
|Marsz Gwardii Ludowej
|World War II
Zamość Uprising
Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
|Franciszek Jóźwiak
Gwardia Ludowa (Polish pronunciation: [ˈɡvardja luˈdɔva]; People's Guard) or GL was an underground armed organization created by the communist Polish Workers Party in German occupied Poland, with sponsorship from the Soviet Union. Formed in early 1942, within a short time Gwardia Ludowa became the largest clandestine fighting force on Polish soil which refused to join the structures of the Polish Underground State loyal to the government-in-exile based in London. In 1944 GL was incorporated into the communist Armia Ludowa on Soviet orders.[1]
Gwardia Ludowa was created on 6 January 1942 with military aid from the Red Army. The availability of firearms led to GL instant growth to 3,000 fighters.[2] Gwardia Ludowa was connected to the NKVD intelligence services of the Soviet Union. It was tasked with fighting against Germany by means of partisan warfare, sabotage, and reprisal actions. The full size partisan detachments were formed in May 1942 although foray groups were organized earlier. They operated near Piotrków and Radom. By the end of the year the organisation was divided onto seven administrative districts including Warsaw, Lublin, Radom-Kielce, Kraków, Łódź, Silesia and Lwów.
Partisan actions[edit]
First major operations of GL consisted of disassembling train tracks. Until December 1942 some 50 railway lines were damaged resulting in 30 German supply trains being disabled.[3] Some 30 insurgents were caught and hanged,[4] but the number of units grew to over 30 in the same time.[5] The most prominent sabotage action took place on 16 November 1942 along the railway line Radom – Łuków – Terespol, where five trains and a bridge were destroyed with the use of Soviet explosives.[6] Another five trains were derailed around Oświęcim on 25 February 1943. Throughout the year, trains were damaged around Warsaw in Olszynka Grochowska, Elsnerów, Legionowo, Żyrardów and Żywczyn.[7] In total, Gwardia Ludowa caused damage to 169 trains in 1943, as well as 113 train stations, resulting in 55 temporary line shut-downs.[8]
GL retaliation actions included throwing grenades into buildings frequented by the Germans. The Apollo movie theatre in Radom was attacked on 22 November 1942; the Deutsches Haus in April 1943. In Kraków and Kielce the Nur für Deutsche coffee houses were bombed in December 1942 and February 1943 respectively.[9] The German administration building in Rzeszów was bombed also in February. Most of GL operations resulted in great number of Polish and Jewish hostages being shot by the Germans in reprisal.[10]
Terror expeditions[edit]
Gwardia Ludowa (GL) was commanded by the head of the Polish Workers' Party (PPR). The first commander was Bolesław Mołojec. After his execution at the end of 1942 by his own communist peers from the Polish Workers' Party, he was succeeded by Franciszek Jóźwiak. However, because of the Soviet occupation of eastern Poland in 1939–41, the Polish underground resistance never fully developed in the territories around the prewar Lwów Voivodeship area. In 1943, the command of partisan movement in General Government was passed to the Soviet partisans by Moscow.[11]
The Gwardia Ludowa military wing of PPR (with which Parczew partisans aligned themselves, for the weapons), engaged in robberies and terror expeditions aimed at local domination over the competing political structures. On one occasion, the unit of Gwardia Ludowa commanded by Grzegorz Korczyński from Kraśnik County near Lublin, committed mass atrocities in the village of Ludmiłówka on 6 December 1942 killing dozens of Jews in retaliation for the PPR action in Grabówka against their own men. These murders were hushed up in Stalinist Poland by the Ministry of Public Security engaged in brutal persecution of the AK soldiers.[11]
Field organization[edit]
GL was divided into partisan units and garrison units assembled for quick ambushes, after which the garrison members returned to their homes. By the end of 1942 GL had approximately 5,000 men, including, at least nominally, every member of the Polish Workers' Party. By late 1943 the number rose to about 10,000. Among them approximately 1,700 were partisans, and the rest were part-time combatants. For the most part, the GL carried out acts of sabotage, including the sabotage of German rail transport. However, the units of GL also fought on several occasions against the non-communist Polish forces of Armia Krajowa and Narodowe Sily Zbrojne.
On 21 July 1944, by a decree of the Krajowa Rada Narodowa, the Soviet-recognized Polish government in exile, the Gwardia Ludowa became a part of the newly formed Armia Ludowa.
The prominent commanders and GL chiefs of staff were Marian Spychalski, Franciszek Jóźwiak, Franciszek Zubrzycki, and Mieczysław Moczar who played a prominent role in the history of the Polish People's Republic after the war's end; known for his ultra-nationalist and xenophobic attitude.[11]
Notes and references[edit]
- ^ Institute of National Remembrance (March–April 2006). "Spod czerwonej gwiazdy" [Under the Red Star] (PDF). Biuletyn Instytutu Pamięci Narodowej. 3–4 (62–63). Retrieved 2 June 2015.
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- ^ Roy Francis Leslie; R. F. Leslie (1983). The History of Poland since 1863. Cambridge University Press. p. 230. ISBN 978-0-521-27501-9. Retrieved 6 January 2012.
- ^ Waldemar Tuszyński, Ruch oporu w Polsce 1939–1943, KAW 1985, p. 51. ISBN 83-03-01115-4. OCLC 835891695.
- ^ Marek Borucki, Od Mieszka I do Jana Pawła II, Tom 26, ISBN 978-83-60751-06-0. 2007 pp. 44–46.
- ^ Tuszyński 1985, Ruch oporu w Polsce 1939–1943, p. 43.
- ^ Tuszyński 1985, Ruch oporu w Polsce 1939–1943, p. 51.
- ^ Tuszyński 1985, Ruch oporu w Polsce 1939–1943, p. 52.
- ^ Tuszyński 1985, Ruch oporu w Polsce 1939–1943, p. 53.
- ^ Tuszyński 1985, Ruch oporu w Polsce 1939–1943, p. 55.
- ^ Tuszyński 1985, Ruch oporu w Polsce 1939–1943, p. 56.
- ^ a b c Piotr Gontarczyk (2003). Przypadek Stefana Kilianowicza, vel Grzegorza Korczyńskiego (PDF). Z genealogii elit PZPR (Glaukopis No. 1-2003). Retrieved 4 June 2015.
External links[edit]
- Partyzant.info website about the People's Guard
- Gwardia Ludowa, Armia Ludowa on the pages of the Polish Institute of National Remembrance. (Polish)


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American voters are dazed, confused and searching for the lesser evil - Michael's essay
"In covering nine of these conventions since 1968, I've seen delegates come away united, joyful in their cause or angry or fearful of their future. This summer's conventions are the first where I've seen both parties and their members come away dazed, confused and utterly unclear of what to do on Nov. 8th." More read comments
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Hillary makes history, the Bernie or Busters, and another divided party
The Sunday Edition hears from speakers, delegates and activists at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia. More read commentsListen 4:58
Joan Walsh makes the case for Hillary Clinton
Author, journalist and feminist Joan Walsh argues that Hillary Clinton is indeed uniquely qualified to be President of the United States, that her perceived faults have been magnified and her virtues diminished by the media and public perception, and that it's time to put a woman in the Oval Office. More read commentsListen 22:10
The DNC Black Caucus rallies around Hillary Clinton
Hillary Clinton has been a polarizing candidate for millions of Americans, but she enjoys staunch support from African-Americans. Some of the luminaries of the DNC Black Caucus spoke passionately in support of her bid for the presidency. More read commentsListen 2:11
Seeing Philadelphia through the eyes of poet laureate Yolanda Wisher
Michael Enright tours the historic Germantown neighbourhood of Philadelphia with the city's poet laureate. More read commentsListen 14:10
How the media is shaping the 2016 presidential election
Media coverage of this election has fostered a dark and perhaps even dangerous evolution in political discourse in the United States, according to Kathleen Hall Jamieson, the co-founder of FactCheck.org and the director of the Annenberg Public Policy Center at the University of Pennsylvania. More read commentsListen 21:49
Thomas Frank: When did the Democrats stop being the party of the working class?
Thomas Frank, the author of What's Wrong with Kansas and Listen, Liberal, sees the inclusive rhetoric of the big tent, all-embracing party as a cover for the true nature of the Democrats under Hillary Clinton. Frank views Clinton as the leader of a coterie of a highly educated, well-appointed and high-powered professional class that has all but abandoned its connection to the concerns and aspirations of the working class. More read commentsListen 25:09
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